Dublin Streets Run Hot as Troops Fire on Volunteers
A battalion of the King's Own Scottish Borderers fired on a mob in Dublin, killing four and wounding more than sixty, including three women and a 10 year old boy. The incident followed Nationalist Volunteers landing rifles and ammunition at Howth and clashing with police and soldiers amid street fighting.
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Dublin
King's Own
M. J. Judge
Howth
King’s Own
John Redmond
Juras Hospital
Wena
Gans
Coast Guard
Rommend
Alma
Dorothy
George W. Patt
Sixth Street
City in Brief and Local Notes from the City
The column records a string of short items: Sid Simon’s trip to Chicago on business, Mrs. Robertson called home by a wife’s illness, Bertha Hogan’s Fairbank visit, the Keatlets welcoming a daughter, and W. H. Brunn’s family returning from Chicago. Additional notes include Frank Chase purchasing a Cedar Rapids restaurant, the Kinnefelter family’s trip to Sentinel Butte, R. E. Workman suing for 540 on a land sale contract, and attorney J. W. Arbuckle vacationing after a Wisconsin trip. The Blade Feature Service sues August Mercurio for 350 over a lost film in a June fire, while various locals travel or recover from illnesses and injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sid Simon
Chicago
Mr. Robertson
Misa Bertha Hogan
Fairbank
Frank Chase
Elk Club Rooms
Cedar Rapids
J. W. Kinnefelter
Esther
Sentinel Butte
N. C
J. W. Arbuckle
Wisconsin
Blade Feature Service
August Mercurio
Aberdeen
M. C
Merrian
Greene
Local brief notes on town travel and events
A. C. McClinton and F. J. Hacker head to Twin Cities after a short visit, then plan a ten day Minnesota fishing trip. A clothing and shoe clerks union team forms to play carpenters at Cedar River park Wednesday. Hazel Lile, former local girl now in Independence, visited and plans to move to Missouri with her mother. R. C. Agard of Sumney becomes a temporary Ellis hotel key clerk replacing Mark Moore, out with appendicitis. Mrs. J. L. Weller returns from Johnstown to mourn her father Patrick O'Neill, who spent summers here and had many friends. Advertisement for pumps from Wang & Miller Shoe Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clothing and Shoe Clerks’ Union
Carpenters
Cedar River Park
Hazel Lile
Independence
Missouri
R. C. Agard of
Sumney
Ellis Hotel
Mark Moore
J. L. Weller
Johnstown
Patrick O'Neill
O'Neill
H. G. George
Minneapolis
Twin Cities
Morten Hayes
Hubert
Walter Munger
Hazleton
Sidney King
Fred Giles
Hudson
Geo. Dukes
New York City
Carmania
Buckinghamshire
England
Giles
France
Belgium
Amerca
Horse Driven Into Deep Sewer Ditch on Lafayette Street
A horse owned by Shaul's barn, driven by Amos Griffith of Fossel Man Ice Cream Co, fell into a six foot sewer ditch on Lafayette near Tenth. The horse and rig occupants escaped injury. driver did not notice red lights around the ditch. A man with a broken arm reported an accident at Third and Sycamore. Police set a red light to prevent further incidents. Sophia Whitseell, 79, died at home of her daughter Mrs E Schermerhorn at 167 hi Street due to age. Her husband died two years ago. A funeral is planned Tuesday at 2:30 from her residence with Rev J E officiating. burial at a Joliet cemetery. Licenses issued to wed include Konrer FE Quigley and Clara M Utter Joliet. Fay F Reintz and Clara M Utter, etc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette Street
Amos Griffith
Fosselman Ice Cream Co
Shaul
Tian
Third and
Sycamore
Oclork
Mts
Sophia Whitseell
E. Schermerhorn
Hi Street
Wsband
Massa
Unsral
J. EL
Iew
Flores Joliet
Minister's Wife Dies After Childbirth in Chicago
Mrs. Isabella Stewart of 1029 South Street received a telegram from Rev. Alexander Robertson of Logan Avenue Baptist Church Chicago announcing his wife Helen Paine had died after childbirth. The couple, about 30, welcomed their first child. The remains were sent to Fairbank Indiana for funeral services to be held tomorrow.
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Isabella Stewart
South Street
Alexander Robertson
Logan Avenue Baptist Church
Chicago
Fairbank
Helen Paine
Return From Lake Trip. Dunkelbergs Visit Fort Dodge
A. Dunkelberg and daughter Miss Grace Dunkelberg have returned from a week at Spirit lake by outhé. Miss Blanche Edwarda accompanied them and stopped in Fort Dodge to visit her sister Mrs Minkls for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ang
A. Dunkelberg
Grace Dunkelberg
Spiritlake
Blanche Edwarda
Fort Dodge
Minkls
Waterloo Drys Plan New Hampton Visit
Waterloo anti liquor delegates announce plans for a city visit to New Hampton next Sunday evening. The program features J E Bates on John Barleycorn Did For Me and C R Rohde with John Barleycorn versus Traveling Men. Other speeches cover German attitudes and a history of the Waterloo dry fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Join Barleyscorn
New Hampton
J. E. Bates
John Barleycorn
C. R. Rohde
W C members offer sympathy to Berker family
At a W C meeting resolutions expressed condolences for the death in Conrade C D Berker’s family. The Robert Anderson Relief corps No 15 pledged heartfelt sympathy and faith that their loved ones are under divine care amid sorrow. Comrades Kerr Wyath and Crartreer signed, urging comfort.
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W. C
Conrade C.D. Berker
Robert Anderson Relief Corps
Julia Kerr
Amelis Wyath
C. G. Crartreer
Ceimmilies
Printers Hold Annual Picnic At Fisher's Crossing
Four fifty members of Water loo Typographical union with wives and children attended the annual local picnic from the city to Fisher's crossing between Water loo and Cedar Falls. They brought fine picnie dinners, the union provided ice cream and lemonade, heat forced cancellation of planned athletic sports and the baseball game, many swam and lounged by a sandy beach, and some Pressman's union members joined the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Typographical Union
Fisher's Crossing
Cedar Falls
Union
Pressman's Union
Holcombe to Dubuque for speedway venture
George H. Holcombe will lead a new speedway association in Dubuque after contracting with the Dubuque Auto Club. He departs Waterloo to organize operations and says the Nutwood track near Dubuque will be improved into a premier midwestern speedway. Local business leaders express strong support and offer morale and financial backing. The Great Western Creamery company faces bankruptcy with liabilities around 14,629 and local creditors, with a meeting expected tomorrow. Not enlisted to fight is noted as Niles Nelson and Fred L Fehl sought enlistment. Nelson fails medical due to defective teeth, Fehl is accepted.
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Holcombe
Dubuque
George H. Holcombe
Great Western Cresmary Company
F. S. Merrian
Creditara
Niles Nelson
Fred L. Fehl
Uncle Sam
Black Bank resident gravely ill at St Francis Hospital
Nell McDougal of Black Bank county, ill for over forty years, 15 critical at St Francis Hospital with Brights disease and complications. Home seven miles north of Waterloo. Library notes report Miss Jean Ritchie visiting Morrison relatives, progress on children's rooms, and a yearend improvement outlook. Thanks express to neighbors and Plumbers and Steam Fitters Local No. 384 for floral offerings after death. Wang Miller Shoe Co. advertises $3.50 pumps now $1.95.
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Nell McDougal
Black Bank County
St. Francis Hospital
Bright
Mr. McDougal
Waterloo
Jean Ritchie
Library East
Morrison
Lirary West
Julia Mansfire
Massive Funds Sought for Interstate Rail Valuation
Congress allotted 2 million dollars to the Interstate Commerce Commission to physically value American railroads. Engineers anticipate yearly costs near 10 million, with work starting on the Salt Lake City to Los Angeles line. The project entails detailed field measurements, bridge assessments, and replacement cost calculations across thousands of cars engines and track sections.
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Omaha
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
Salt Lake Line
Saltake Ciy
Los Angeles
Cal
Engineers Value the Railroads Land for Government Study
Government engineers face immense task valuing every acre of railroad right of way across the United States. They must determine current and historic land values to assess physical value, encountering vast costs and complex comparisons across multiple states and rail networks. Reading through, officials anticipate heavy data collection and coordination with railroad staff for accurate reporting to Congress. Bennett Seeks East High Coaching Post. Mrs Fry and daughter travel to Colorado to visit James Fry on a claim. Labor Day plans advance with Cedar River park event, three delegates per union urged.
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United States
WLC. C. F
GC. Ball
Iowa
Colorado
F. M. Fry
T. H. Lehman
Dubuque
Bonnet, Cole
James Fry
Mr. Lehman
Strawsburg
Denver
Omaha
The Subtle Ties Between Love and Little Things
The writer muses on how small material factors shape love and marriage. A flirtation with corset comfort, a man’s first impression, and a woman’s breath influence affection as powerfully as grand emotions. The piece argues love remains entwined with everyday details and choices.
Moucloers Picnic At Waverly Grove
About two hundred Waterley moulders attended a picnic in a grove near Waverly yesterday. The event was a stag affair with dinner and supper served including lemonade and other refreshments.
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Waterley Moulders
Waverly Vesterdas
Fairbank News Highlights From Ames Visitors to Old Settlers Day
Fairbank reports a busy week with G F Monroe and family visiting Allison and relatives. Mornings in Minneapolis and Chicago trips noted. Puzzles over moving plans for J C Ludlow and family to Littleton. Mrs Higbee honored with Pythian pin before farewell as they plan to move to Washington. Local residents recall summer travels, site seeing in Twin Cities, and preparations for Old Settlers Day on August 15.
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Fairbank
G. F. Monroe
Trassa Monroe
Ames
Allison
Julian Higbee
Lethe Temple
King
J.C. Ludlow
Jennie
Littleton
Mr Ludlow
Riders Enjoy Motorcycle Trip Through Iowa
Guy W. Campbell led 35 Indian riders and five side car drivers from Waterloo at 7am for a 100 mile tour. At Waverly ten riders joined, in Charles City 18 more from Osage joined. A chicken dinner at Noella hotel in Charles City fed about 80. Afternoon run extended to Osage with a stop at H J Starr dealer. All returned safely, with a few punctures and spills. This was the second run of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy W. Campbell
Waterloo
Waverly
Charles City
Osage
Noella
H. J. Starr
Mr. Campbell
Man Charged With Disturbing Public Quiet In Dog Dispute
Information filed against A. M. Kerr of 700 Conger Street charges him with disturbing the public quiet after allegedly striking Mrs. Addie F. Dawson during a dispute over a dog. The case goes to police court this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Kerr
Conger Street
Kerr
Addie F. Dawson
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Thomain Rifles
Buchanan
Pana
Charles Keatlets
Fourth Street West
W. H. Brunn
R. E. Workman
C. C. Smith
Commission On
Clara Streveler
Board of Trade
Blairsburg
Milwaukee
Herbert E. Wheeler
Austin, Ming
F. C. Sage
Will Crownover
Hudson Horseman
Ion
W. F. Spry
Osakis
Minn
George Miller
Aniky
F. B. Kaylor
B. F. Morris
San Antonio
C. A. Lewisa
Seventh Street East
Morris
J. W. McIntyre
George Wooden
Marion
F. M. Traphagen
Washington Street
A. C. McClinton
F. J. Hacker
Cinbs
Minnesota
Wang & Miller Choe Co
Konrer FE
Quigley
Clara M. Utter
Joliet O
Campbell
Fay F, Reintz
Waterlad
Minist
Drys
Wang & Miller Shoe Co
West 4Th
Chaplen Sale of
Horiret
Pse
East Fourth Street
Claylin
Claflin
New York
H. B. Claflin CO
Wool Deels Goods
America
Lauirs
Hatr Cood
Onf-Haly Price
Bennett
Paul Bennett
West High
Manitoba University
Canada
Ateast High
Whiteside
Chicago University
Mnlee
Winnabor
Labor
Teaple
Ruth Cameron
M. J. Gollina
Edward Murphy
James Murphy
Belle Agnew
Wilma Walker
Daisy Ells
Jess Walker
Pinkerton & Company
Til
Keer Sinceass
Pinkerton National Detective Agency
Commercial Department
Boyce Building
Chicago, Il
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