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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1911

Page

12

Santa Fe Builds Largest Locomotive Ever Constructed

Chicago April 11 A slight up turn in railroad traffic is shown by the American Railway Association bulletin. For the first time since Oct 12, 1910, idle cars decreased by 12310 to 196217, with March 1910 surplus at 45315. Santa Fe built the largest locomotive yet, to pull heavy freight in Sierra Nevada grades, weighing 750000 to 825000 pounds with tender. It is 121 feet long, 15 feet 6 inches high, has twenty drive wheels of 54 inches and four smaller wheels, capable of pulling 176 freight cars over a mile and a half, mainly for pusher service running backward.

Chicago American Railway Association United States Canada Mexico Santa Fe Topeka Santa Fe Railway Sierra Nevada Mountains

Mr Maddigan Called 10 Rest Funeral Prepares Sacred Heart

Michael Maddigan 65 a County Claire, Ireland native who emigrated to the United States in 1868 died after a two week illness at 210 Western Avenue. Survived by wife and eight children, funeral from Sacred Heart church Thursday at 10 with high mass and multiple priests officiating. interment in Westgate.

Jill Michael Maddigan Western Avenue Maddigan L @eclock Jenore County Claire Ireland America Westgate Fayette County Fairbank Marie Reidy Dennis Weatgate Mr. Maddigan

Real estate transfers in Cedar Falls and Waterloo

A compilation of real estate transfers by Black Hawk Co. Abstract Co. listing buyers, sellers, parcels, neighborhoods such as Pacific addition Cedar Falls Grand View Place Waterloo Linden Place North Waterloo Place and Forest Park addition, with prices ranging from $1 to $6,000 and several parcels in blocks and lots across Waterloo and Cedar Falls. Names include Sarah A. Eustis Edward J. Burns Asenath Alvord Lyman Clark A W Cham Berlin Almira Vroom Samuel Doran C A Iblings John T Christie trustee O A Kays Clifford J Woolley W I Smucker Romaine Carson H C Matthias M B Locke J A Aungst D Briden Edward Townsend estate H P Briden Nicholas Phillips John Rector and Fred B E Stewart among others.

Black Hawk Co Sarah A. Eustis Edward J. Burns Pacific Cedar Falls United Estates Asenath Alvord Joseph J. Garvin Lyman Clark Whitney & Sedgwick’s Waterloo Harriet A. Heath A. W. Chamberlin Burnside O. A. Kays Christie Clifford J. Woolley W. I. Smucker Leavitt Johnson & Miller United States William Boyles Romaine Carson H. C. Matthias Cawin M. B. Locke J. A. Aungst Woodlawn Roger Leavitt D. Briden Manson Edward Townsend H. P. Briden L. A. Knhlins Nicholas Phillips Linden Place A. E. Ellis John R. Rector North Waterloo Place Fred BE. Stewart Charles M. Beal Forest Park

Opening of the Y W C A on Wednesday

The Y W C A opens Wednesday April 12 with hours 11 30 a m to 1 30 p m A reception by the board members runs from 1 36 to 9 00 p m Everyone is cordially invited.

Joy Flees From WedDed Pair In Divorce Suit

The married bliss expected from the union of Hattie Peterson and RE A Peterson ends in divorce. Hattie, filing from Independence, cites cruelty and seeks to resume her maiden name Hattie Cordell. The case centers on severing the marriage and name change rights.

Hattie Peterson RE. A. Peterson Independence Hattie Cordell Hank Leavitt & Johnson National Bank Walter McHenry Waterloo Dr. McHenry

An Unusual Blend in Mrs Dor kane Smoking Scene

Mrs Dorkine detects a new tobacco scent while John comments on the smell. Mr Dorkins notes the odor echoes many tobaccos and jokes about burning a hole in a smoking jacket.

Woman Dies After Prick With Rusty Wire Causes Lockjaw

Mrs. Howard Holman died last night at 9 20 from probable lockjaw after a small cut under her fingernail with a rusty wire from a screen door. She lived eleven miles north of Waterloo and left a husband, two sons, a daughter, and multiple siblings. Funeral set for Wednesday at 2 PM from the residence, with body later transported to Platteville Wisconsin for burial.

Howard Holman Waterloo

Young Man Henry Leary Dies in Waterloo Hospital

Henry Leary son of Mrs Mary Leary died at 6 30 pm at Independence hospital after five months ill health He was born in Viroqua Wis May B 887 and lived in Elma Iowa before moving to Waterloo two years ago Surviving are his mother five sisters and five brothers Funeral will be held Wednesday at 10 30 am at the Catholic church in Elma Father Gunn officiating Mrs W A Slippy will be in Des Moines several days The opening of the Y W C A on Wednesday April 22 will be held with a reception from 11 30 am to 6 36 pm and 1 30 to 9 pm.

Sacred Heart Sacred Heart Church Maddigan J. J. Hanley Father Mulcahy St. Joseph's Father Donahue Fairbank Father O'Connor Oelwein Father Maloy Westgate Henry Leary Mary Leary Atexle Street Independence Waterloo Viroqua Wis Elma Iowa M. A. Garin Wig Margaret Chambers

Work of Raising Maine Advances Toward Pumping Basin

Havana April 11. The caisson wall around the wreck of the Maine is completed and filling proceeds. Dredges Norman Davis and Barnard dump material as engineers plan pumping out the basin to expose the hull. Experts will study the wreck to determine the cause and future disposition of the vessel.

Havana Norman Davis Huston-Trubo Dredging Company United States Army Barnard United States Maine

Fist Fight Breaks Out Between City Editors in New Orleans

After sharp insults in rival French papers editors Admand Capdeville of the Bee and Jl G Deharoncelli of the Wasp met publicly on a street. A fist fight ensued resulting in Deharoncelli sustaining a thickened eye. Both were paroled at the police station as cases were entered. Barge Stor-

New Orleans Admand Capdeville The Bee Radltor

Floating Bank Crisis Shocks Tuxpan Harbor

In Tuxpan Vera Cruz on April 11 a Tabasco oil barge anchored offshore became a focal point as rebels in the oil region terrorize residents. They attacked a train from Furberg to Tuxpan, killed the crew, looted valuables, and sent the town into panic as local bankers sought use of the barge to safeguard funds.

Tuxpan Vera Cruz Fuhero Furberg Tabasco

Five Sets of Twins in Parkersburg Frat Birth

Parkersburg West Virginia on April 14 Mrs Benjamin Marriott of Pennsboro gave birth to her fifth pair of twins. Three sets are living all were born within seven years.

West Virginia Parkersburg W. Va Benjamin Marriott Pennsboro

Anti Speer Democrats Press For Colorado Senate Win

Denver Colo April 11 Following their announced program of last night the anti Speer democrats in the legislature concentrated their votes for J B senator on the first ballot and their strength was thrown to former Governor Adams who received 24 votes. The republicans also concentrated their strength on Joel F Vaile. The first ballot showed no election.

Denver Colo J. B Adams Joel F. Vaile

Miners to Erect Marble Memorial for Cherry Mine Victims

The Winers Miners Union plans a $2,500 marble monument in Cherry cemetery to honor the Cherry mine martyrs. Two years after the disaster the union raises funds with contributions from about six thousand miners.

Winers Pontias Ilinoie Miners’ Union Apo Safferera Cherry Mine Chherry Hilnels

Death Cup tests ordered in Chicago public places

Plan to test a hygienic hazard dubbed the death cup moves ahead in Chicago. Without council action Alderman Murray’s measure to abolish the death cup in schools stations and stores prompted the health department to conduct guinea pig culture tests using scrapings from cups to yield precise diagnoses.

Chicago Carl T. Murray

Plins Made Yesterday To Replace Cupa In Library

A note reports that plins were created yesterday to replace cupa items in the public library. The brief item records a maintenance effort affecting library facilities and services.

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Bulletin OF Railway Ass'n Kimball's Lafayette St West Side West Seventh Street Marc West Fourth Washington Street Applsal Second Cedar Streets Briggs Labor Saving Specialty Co Joy Wal Davis Prige Wire Home of Lok Jaw Walter H. Holman Wisowa Lumber Company Mr. Holman Hileman & Gindt Platteville W. A. Slippy Fourth Street Des Moines Straits of Florida Wasp Butte Colorado North _ German Lloyd Europe London Paris Bremen Gibraltar Algiers Naples Claussenius & CO James L. Henderson Bridge Street Watch Repairings Specialty Joder’s High Standard Pharmacy Cor. W 4Th & Jefferson Iowa State Bank
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