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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1910

Page

7

Fire at Union Stock Yards destroys Morris Co warehouse

Fire at Morris and Company meat warehouse at Union Stock Yards in Chicago kills Fire Marshal Horan Assistant Chief Burroughs Lieutenant Fitzgerald and about 28 firefighters. Loss estimated at 1.5 million dollars as walls collapse and crews struggle to contain flames.

Chicago Horan Burroughs Fitzgerald Morris & Co Union Stock Yards Lacey Busse Idhlet H. H. Fuchs Engine Company 29 Ho- Yan

Fire chief Horan among confirmed dead in city fire

A monumental blaze claimed Marshal James Horan and 17 other firefighters as victims, with many more injured or unaccounted for. The article lists names of the dead, missing, and injured, including Patrick Collins and Dennis Doyle, while describing the rescue effort and emotional toll on the department and Mayor Busse.

James Horan Joseph Moraweski Patrick E. Collins Dennis Doyle William J. Burroughs Charles Moore Thomas O'Connor James Foster Joseph Osbarneh J. H. Behrens Nicholas Crane Charles Berkery Frank Waters Charles Sweenie William J. Dailey Peter J. Kill William T. Weber John F. Dubach Charles Coney John G. Link Joseph P. Mulhern Francis P. Eagan John J. McClary James J. Bannon John Helfert William T. Murphy John P. Kassenback Edward, Qehler John O'Leary Martin J. Fitzgerald Antone Helfland John Carney A. D. Lannon Joseph Macker James McGrath John Miller William Walsh M. Boltman Eugene Miller M. J. Sanders Janes Hendricks Irs Horan Marshal Horan Thildren Campion Dennis Sweenie Burroughs

Fire Rages Through Industrial District Destroying Major Warehouses

Fire fully under control by 1 pm after burning Morris Co beet house and Warehouse No 6 with losses near 1.25 million. Dead reach 29 with 50 injured. seven bodies recovered by 12:30 pm as crews battle flames in meat, hemp, tallow houses and storage sheds.

Morris & Co Horan

Sunday Visit Prompts Petition Prints in Ottumwa

Sumner Liberel]l dismisses saloon opponents claim of 200 majority on the consent petition. Billy Sunday sails to Ottumwa tomorrow night and 60 workers will canvass the city to secure withdrawals. After all withdrawals, the ballot will be printed as a pamphlet.

Ottumwa Evening Press Sumner Liberel Billy Sunday

Packers Seek Immunity Bath in Waning Bath Saga

Chicago reporters sketch a clash over antitrust immunity as ten multimillionaire packers face a new indictment. Government lawyers push for a strong second count extending to 1968 while defense aims to avert punishment, likening the fight to an old bath dispute in Packingtown.

Chicago United States of America Department of Justice Packingtown Humphrey Carpenter

Quarrel Fatal to Colorado Man

Vern Wilburn a colored man died from a billiard cue blow in a pool room after a quarrel with Sterling Kitchen who is jailed on an assault charge and to be charged with murder. The incident occurred in Des Moines Nebraska.

Des Moines Nec Evening Press Vern Wilburn Sterling Kitchen Mercy Hospital Kitchen

Cedar Rapids Adopts Official Slogan After Contest

Cedar Rapids officials announce the city has chosen an official slogan after reviewing more than 2 000 entries in a contest run by the basheces men’s committee. The decision was reported in the Evening Press from Cedar Rapids Iowa dated December 22.

Cedar Rapids Evening Press Basheces Competitios

Twin Disaster in Quaker City

Philadelphia reports a deadly incident at the Friedlander Theater works with walls collapsing and a fire crew count rising to possibly twenty dead and fifty injured. Names of several identified victims surface amid extensive debris and severe burns. A French steamer Savona sailing from Hamburg to Naples is believed lost with 21 aboard.

Philadelphia Friedlander Teather Works Kalhberer Patrick Carroll George Mackiski William Belmini John F. Carroll Fred Kalberer Thomas Entwistle Harry Bertolet Robert Stuart Charles Edlemen William McConnell Hamburg Savona Naples

Cedar Falls Population Drops Despite Boom in Homes

Washington Dec 22 Cedar Falls population drops to 6012 in the thirteenth census down 307 from 640? in the twelfth. The city built fifty or more new homes this year contrasting with the population loss that affects Black Hawk county. The article notes the Cedar Falls decline surprises local leaders who expected a gain from the building boom.

Washington, D. C Cedar Falls Lawn City Black Hawk County Cecar Falls

Surrounded by Revolutionists at Pedernales

An American observer from Pedernales reports General Navarro surrounded by insurrectos at the village of Pedernales. Navarro is uninjured and commands about 150 troops in a precarious defense with houses providing the only cover as the siege presses him hard.

Chihuahua Mex Flo Paso Tex Navarro Pedernales

Typhoid Epidemic Rages in Des Moines Area

Des Moines reports ongoing typhoid outbreak with 11 deaths and 250 cases over the last two weeks. A health official requests state board investigation as hospital service workers confirm the surge.

Des Moines U. S. Warriire Hospital Service Washington Sumier State Board of Nenltl

Iowa Teacher Weds London Physician

A Des Moines IOU article reports Miss Alice Map Steele, a fifteen year student of the state historical department, married Dr. William Morris Griswould in London. Griswould, a Hamburg physician and former St. Paul resident, married Steele a month after she left for abroad.

Tres Moines Ryvening Alice Map Steele State Historical Department London William Morris Griswould Hamburg St. Paul, Finn

British Spies Caught In Action At German Fortifications

Captain Trench of the Royal Marines and Lieutenant Brandon of the Royal Navy were found guilty of espionage at Leipsic for photographing German fortifications on Borkum and ongoing defenses at Wageroc near Jade Bay. Each received four years in prison. They were arrested August 22–23 at Norkum and admitted intent to aid the British government.

Leipsic Germany Trench British Royal Marine Infantry Brandon Locyal Navy Horkum Norkum Borkum Wagercog North Sea Jade Bay

Lorimer Case 15 Open for Debate

Washington dispatch reports a Senate Privileges and Elections Committee split over Lorimer. Senator Frazier pressed a minority report while Burrows pushed a majority whitewash plan. Beveridge sought time for a full fact check as Frazier hints at a minority report.

Washington Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections William Lorimer James J. Frazier Tennessee Frazier Senate Burrows Tinsimety Weldon ‘T. Heyburn Idaho Senate Committee On Heald Guard Lorimer Beveridge Indiana Bevaridge

Bolton Mine Disaster Death Toll Rises

Bolton England December 22 The Little Hulton colliery disaster is worse than first feared with at least sixty lives likely lost Rescue parties have recovered 150 bodies and the search continues amid Christmas pipes and Martins.

Bolton England Little Hulton Calliery

Iowa City and Keokuk Show Population Shifts in Census

Census figures reveal Waterloo surpassing Burlington and Ottumwa in Iowa while Keokuk records a ten year population loss of 638. Marshalltown registers a 3,530 gain. Oskaloosa up 254. South Dakota cities Aberdeen and Sioux Falls listed with 1900 and 1910 figures. Robbers also loot two safes in Orion, inspected by Moline police.

Washington Towa Burlington Towa City Keokuk Werere Marshalltown Oskaloosa Delumwa South Dakota Aberdeen Sioux Falls Iowa Waterloo Ottumwa

Urgent request for Christmas programs

Ministers and others are urged to send copy of Christmas program listings to the office by tomorrow morning at 9 for publication Saturday evening. Publication depends on timely delivery. Space will be given to church and society events including recitals and readings.

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