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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1910

Page

10

Iowan who helped build the Monitor remembered

Monticello Iowa resident Hubert Toppling an 82 year old Irish born former boilermaker recalls his Civil War era work on the Union ironclad Monitor. He describes the ship's construction, wartime pride, and celebrations, noting cheerful living, morality, and a square dealing ethic. He later moved to Cascade and Richmond, working as a nurseryman and mason.

Monticello Iowa Hubert Toppling Uncla Robert Hoa Ireland America New Jersey New York Monitor Toppling Jeff Davis Jeff Navy Hampton Roads Tam Robert Toppling Cascade Richmond

Judge Dismisses Million Dollar Suit Against Western Union

Des Moines district court judge W H McHenry dismissed a $1,000,000 suit by Attorney General Byers for the state against Western Union Telegraph Co for failure to pay license fees. The ruling followed a U S Supreme Court decision involving Kansas.

Des Moines W. H. McHenry

Minister Plass Indicted in Postal Fraud Case

Rev Norman K Plass former head of Redeemable Investment Co Charlies H Brooks manager and John F Traphaden agent were indicted by a federal grand jury for using the mails to defraud Plass and Brooks were arrested after a raid. Traphaden was taken in.

Plass Washburn College Kas Northwest British Columbia Brooks Ite Boston Mass Norman K. Plass Redeemable Investment Company Charlies H. Brooks John F. Traphaden Federal Grand Traphaden

Chief Justice White Surprises with Sharp Wit at Concert

In Washington on December 22 Chief Justice White arrived late to a concert and found his glasses missing. Mrs. White and a friend lent theirs but proved useless. He then asked Mrs. White to share her glasses and quipped that he could see through her eyes.

Washington, D. C

Parents Locate Missing Youth Near Gowrie

Cedar Falls reports William Peck, a Mt. Vernon township farmer, found his 19 year old son George Peck in Gowrie Iowa after the boy had vanished since March 26. A letter to the father provided limited details and said the pair would ride the Illinois Central midnight train to Cedar Falls.

Cedar Falls William Peck Mt. Vernon Township Gowrie Webster County Iowa George Peck

Kidney Health Ad Claims New Life For Mr Mayer

A Rochester man Mr Mayer says a kidney ache began with back pain and worsened daily. He credits Foley Kidney Pills with restoring energy and kidney function, claiming complete cure and renewed strength. Sold by all druggists.

Shippers in Northern Iowa Face Severe Car Shortage

Fort Dodge Iowa December 22 The car shortage across northern Iowa grows dire as elevator and stock shippers wait for railroad cars. Despite efforts by lines including Illinois Central to move 100 empty cars to Fort Dodge, loading totals rise to 1237 on Sunday versus 850 a year ago. G W Barry helps clear congestion while some lines report water shortages at several wells.

Fort Dodge Iowa Illinoois Central Tara G. W. Barry Dubuque Fagle Grove Ames Jewell Junction Gladbrook Pauilna

Iowans Divorce To Be Repail?ed

A. D. Clarke of Algona recently secured a Nevada divorce, prompting family disputes long brewing. Mrs. Clarke fights the Nevada decree. Judge Quarton likely to travel to Nevada. Clarke, once Iowa legislator and Roosevelt elector, has lived in Minneapolis. family tensions center on wealth from land purchases during the Northwest boom.

Algona A. D. Clarke Nevada Clarke Clarke Ana F. L. Williams Minneapolis Iowa Roosevelt Northwest Northern Pacific Railway

Fatal duel on stairs ends in barber’s death

In St Cloud Minnesota on December 22 a quarrel at a dance led to the death of Jack O’Brien, 36, a journeyman barber. Harry Albrecht, 26, restaurant owner, is charged with murder after shooting O’Brien on the hall stairs following a confrontation. Eye witness Cliff Baldwin reported the events. Albrecht’s parents are described as well to do. O’Brien was previously paroled from the St Cloud reformatory. A drug advertisement follows.

St. Cloud Minn Equitable Lodge Woodman Hall Jack O'Brien Harry Albrecht Albrecht O’brien O'Brien Cliff Baldwin Ist. Cloud Reformatory

Manchester Receives 50000 Dollar Park Tract

Manchester Iowa gains a large public park land along the Maquoketa river as Senator R W Thrill and his wife plan to deed a 50000 dollar tract to the city. A permanent 40000 dollar improvement fund is set, with Thirrill directing future enhancements during his lifetime.

Manchester Maquoketa River R. W. Thrill Leity Tirrill Delaware County Morehhan Tirrill Park

Robbers Caught in Brush Rendezvous

Detectives captured Bob Brady Patty Gorman and George Martinson ringleaders of a safe blowing gang that terrorized Iowa towns. The rendezvous was in dense brush near Oskaloosa on December 22. Evidence of many crimes was found and a long sentence is anticipated.

Oskaloosa Bob Brady Patty Gorman George Martinson Iowa

Governors list of public appointments due for senate approval

Governor B F Carroll plans early submission of several names for senate approval including three Board of Control members and three Board of Education members whose terms expire next July. Key figures listed include Gifford Robinson, Wade, Foster, Funk, Baker, and Foster, with terms ending between 1912 and 1916. The moves aim to avoid adjournment delays and reflect party shifts in education board control.

Des Moines Mec General Assembly B. F. Carroll State Senate Board of Control Gifford Robinson Senate Joh Wade M. Bannister Board of Parole Stowe C. W. Bouton Board of Education A. B. Funk G. T. Baker T. D. Foster State Board of Educational Examiners Seenator Wade Thomas JD. Foster Dr. Howe Educational Board Ames

Foley's Honey and Tar Inspires Quick Croup Relief

Coughing children prompt purchase of Foley's Honey and Tar at early signs of croup. The remedy is advertised as non opiate and available through all druggists, with warnings of night time danger and household preparedness.

Foley

Boy Santa Claus Burned in Des Moines Christmas Show

Twelve year old Md Toepfer suffered serious burns to face and head when his Santa costume ignited from a candle during a Franklin school Christmas program. His teacher Miss Helen M. Park aided by students quickly extinguished the flames.

Des Moines MD Toepfer Pauline Toepfer Fourteenth Street Santa Clause Franklin School Santa Claus Helen M. Park Twentieth Street Missa Clark J. F. McKitrick

Minister James Meclean Hamilton Publishes Travel Book

James Meclean Hamilton, United Presbyterian minister and father of Waterloo photographer J A Hamilton, writes a travel book Once Around the World. He dedicates it to a missionary son in India and a missionary daughter in India. He recalls hearing the earth is round and that three quarters of the surface is water with the rest land and aims to see for himself.

James Meclean Hamilton United Presbyterian J. A. Hamilton Waterloo India Tjaamiltan

Are You a Woman Cardus Praise From Mrs Ison

Mrs W H Ison of 1419 East Madison Street Baltimore Maryland describes years of female troubles followed by weight loss and weakness. She credits Cardus with her relief and urges other women with painful ailments to try it, stating any druggist can supply.

Baltimore W. H. Ison East Madison Street Cardus

Local author releases conversational history book

The noted writer now based in Avonmouth Tl. formerly Reinbeck and Albia has sent fifty copies to his son in Winterloo for Christmas presents. Books retail in this city for 76 cents though advertised at 31. Hamilton and Sherwood, 317 Fourth Street East, handle sales.

Avonmouth Reinbeck Albia Hamilton Winterloo Christiaias

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