Three Presidents Honored At Waterloo Memorial Services
Waterloo residents marked memorial services for presidents Abraham Lincoln James Garfield and William McKinley while President Harding was mourned in Marion Des Moines banks and public buildings closed as cities observed national grief The piece recounts local observances and proclamations following the deaths of Lincoln Garfield McKinley and Harding with reference to Roosevelt and Taylor Harrisons earlier deaths.
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Waterloo
Abraham Lincoln
James A. Garfield
William Mckinley
Warren G. Harding
Marion
Harding
Lincoln
Courier
Iowa
South
South, Believed To Be Responsible For the Great President’s Mourder
Central House
Siberling & Wairfield
Russell’s Hall
Baptist Church
Hunter
Methodist Church
Guernsey
Congregational Church
Dubuque
Garfield
Black Hawk County
Congregational
Ll Squires
American Bible Society
McCressy
Hampton
Lusk
Springsidle
Ricker
Tangworthy
Ferris
DeWitt
J. J. Austin
Clayton Welles
E. N. Barrett
R. Garton
J. T. Crippen
J. H. Kuhns
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Lincoln Park
Opera House
P. J. Martin
A. Langley
W. W. Miller
C. T. Kingsley
Claus Junge
William Sindlinger
J. H. Leavitt
McKinley
Presbyterian Church
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
McKinlay
Coolidge
Des Moines
Lesiia M. Shaw
McKintey
Albert B. Cummins
United States
Cummins
Zachary Taylor
Wiliam Henry Harrison
Thase
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McKinsey
Theodore Rooseett
Grace M, KE
A. R. Taghast
H. T. Beaman
Cyrus A. Wright
Samel Callen
Citizens Gas and Electric Company
Davidsons Bridge
Waterloos Center
Brennan Shoe Store
Towa
Warren Gamaliel Bartling
Hawkeye Oil Company
Hawkeye Station
East Fourth and
Walnut
Red Ball Station
West Mullan
Commercial
Washington Street Station
West Fifth and
Washington
West Fourth and
Kingsley
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Misses & Childrens
Children’s Department
Percvale
Francis
New Jersey
Stepins