Drowned Engineer Robert H. McCoy Near Nippigon Ont
The body of Robert H. McCoy about 40, an Iowa born civil engineer and locating engineer for Canadian Pacific with a Spokane base, drowned off the north shore of Lake Superior near Nipigon Ontario. His wife Margaret Brennan and two children survive. His parents Mr and Mrs John McCoy live at 114 Logan Ave. A sister Mrs Charles Marlow and brother J F McCoy also survive. Attorney E H McCoy, his brother, was advised by telegram yesterday and will travel to Nipigon. The body had not been recovered as of this morning.
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E. H. McCoy
Robert H. McCoy
Lake Superior
Nippigon
Ontario
Attorney McCoy
Hubert H. McCoy
Buchanan County
University of Iowa
Canadian Pacific Railway
Spokane
Wash
Province of
Margaret Brennan
Iowa City
John McCoy
Logan Avenue
Charles Marlow
Engineering Department
The
Canadian Pacific
Street Railway Beging Paving On Fourth Street
A work crew began repaving the Waterloo Cedar Falls and Northern railway right of way on Fourth street west. The east block between Rock Island tracks and Jefferson street will close for 10 days to two weeks while concrete cures. Cars will run on one track with rerouted labeling and planned traffic changes for Home Park West Ninth and Cottage routes.
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Waterloo, Cedar Falls & Northern Railway
Fourth Street
Rock Island
Jefferson Street
Home Park
West Ninth
Fourth and
Jefferson Streets
East Fourth Street
Sans Souci Park
West Ninth Street
Cottage Street
Street Railway
West Fourth Street
Hubbell Sues for Divorce Over Cruel Treatment
Adolphus Hubbell filed for divorce in district court against Katherine Hubbell alleging cruel and inhuman treatment. Hubbell resides in the city while Katherine has moved to an eastern city. The allegations were withdrawn from the file.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolphus Hubbell
Katherine Hubbell
Hubbell
Picture on Glass Reveals Dutch Count Mystery
In Rotterdam the Van Arsdale family tale unfolds around a window that suddenly glowed with a black and white scene of a murder. The image declares the murder of Henry Count Van Arsdale, linking a possible fraud in the title’s succession to Anneke Van Arsdale. David and Anneke marry, the count relinquishes his claims, and Holland fades from memory as the couple stays in the old house with the glass now replaced or hidden.
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Count van Arsdale
Rotterdam
Holland
Maanhattan Island
David
van Arsdale
New York
Anneke van Arsdale
Van
Anneke
America
Abs
John van Ars- Gale
Henry
Count van Aradaja
Buabani
Fan Arsdale
Tssue
Canada
Mary Shannon of Waterloo Dies After Stroke and Dysentery
Mary Shannon born Mary McGuire in Omagh Tyrone Ireland died last evening at 5 o clock at the home of her son J Shannon 1212 Logan avenue Waterloo She suffered paralysis eight years ago and had been in failing health The immediate cause was dysentery She lived fifteen years in Waterloo and had seven children and 21 grandchildren Surviving relatives include daughters and sons in Le Mars Ortonville Waterloo Seattle and Dublin Funeral will be Saturday at 9 am from St Josephs Church She was a devout member of the church and her husband Felix Shannon died a year ago
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Mary Shannon
Felix Shannon
J. Shannon
Logan Avenue
Buchanan County
Shannon
Mary McGuire
Omagh
Tyrone
Ireland
Iowa
Waterloo
Ortonville
Minn
T. H. Kirk
le Mars
William Logan
H. A. Pauls
Washington
John
F. J
P. H. Shannon
P. E. Shannon
Seattle
Wash
Town Talk Notices From Grundy Center And Waterloo
Mrs. Wm. Showers of Grundy Center visits Mrs. C. J. Rudolph. S. B. Reed and family drive to Iowa City to view the university. Mrs. J. R. Vaughan travels to Fort Dodge to visit relatives. Mrs. Carrie Sherwin of Cedar Falls files bankruptcy petition with $3,800 liabilities. A. G. Copeland of LaCygne, Kan. visits Waterloo. Mrs. C. H. Dunkerton and others spend the day in Waterloo. Hosteter extends stay. Miss Nelle Stanton visits Highland. H. B. Cropper moves into Highland residence tomorrow. Mrs. Folk wintering at Park Avenue residence. Mrs. G. Van Allen of Ackley visits B. C. Hoyenberg. R. A. LaBarre leaves for Denver and Colorado Springs. D. B. Kilnefelter, injured on a streetcar, resumes work. Little Helen Brink returns home to Cedar Falls. Iron work on the Second Floor of the First National Bank building near completion. Crown Iron Works of Minneapolis lays final piece. bank possession expected in under two weeks. Mr. Geo. Brown of 427 Tenth Street West donates Russian apples to the Courier.
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Wm. Showers
Grundy Center
C. J. Rudolph
S. B. Reed
Iowa City
J. R. Vaughan
Fort Dodge
L. H. Minkel
Carrie Sherwin
Cedar Falls
F. S. Merrian
A. G. Copeland
LaCygne
Kan
A. B. Hallowell and
H. B. Cropper
R. A. Folk
Highland
First National Bank
Crown Ironworks of
Minneapolis
Sizey sample weights and diameter noted
Two samples chosen at random weighed 10 ounces in total and measured 12 inches across.
Waterloo Carton Plant lands huge national order
Jack Tyler president of the Self Locking Carton Co reports a major contract with a leading U S retail grocer for about 2 900 000 cartons annually. Chicago and Kansas City plants scale up production as demand rises. Mayors selects Waterloo delegates to the Third National Conservation Congress in Kansas City with five representatives.
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Waterloo
Jack Tyler
C. A. Tyler
Seventh Street West
Chicago
The
Self
Locking Carton Co
United States
Em A. Ashton
South
Clinton Street
Kansan City
John Rector
St of Delegates
National Conservation Congress
Kangag City
Congress Association
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Lake
John M'Ooy
Lake Super
Ior
Out
Inquire Hummel
Locust Street
D. X
Bath
West Tenth Street
Kahler
Milk River Valley
Montana
Blackstone
Chinook
South Street
Bes
Red River
A. J. Socdail
Bathgate
X. D
Conrier
NGED
Shannon Brothers
St. Joseph’s Church
Decedent
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Dickens
Bleak House
Broedstairn
David Copperfield
Hertfordshire
Broadstairs
Lord Carlisle
North Forsland
London Spectator
Paul Davis
Dey Goods Co
C. H. Dunkerton
F. B. Davis
E. L. Hosteter
Mrs. Dunkerton
R. A. LaBarre
Denver
Colorado Springs
D. B. Kilnefelter
Commerial Street
Helen Brink
Asa Brink
Tuttle
Limestreet
Geo. Brown
Tenth Street West
Courier
NEW Coats
NEW Serges
Poplins
Daul Davis
Kansas City
J. B., Ogle
A. M. Place
Harry Kloster
Wm. Jamison
Oliver Chapman
National House
Central West
Sanitas
Sandford
Eeelec
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