Death of I E Bentz after fifth stroke of apoplexy
I E Bentz died at 421 Almond street Waterloo at 7 PM after five strokes of apoplexy since Sunday He was born in Lancaster PA on September 3 1826 He served in the 17th Pennsylvania cavalry and was wounded near Newton VA His widow Susan Kuter and five children survive The funeral will be at 2 PM Friday with I O O F and G A R attendance Interment at Fairview ads note basket cherries sale by H H Koencke Waterloo.
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I. EB. Bentz
Almond Street
Isaac FE. Bentz
Lancaster
Shafferstown
Naperville
Ill
A. J. Northrup
Odd Fellows
Fairview
Waterloo Engine Co Opens Spreaders Plant On Falls Avenue
A new manure spreader factory by the Waterloo Gasoline Engine Co opens in the former Cascaden estate building on Falls Avenue. The move transfers spreader machinery from Third Avenue West and aims to expand later, with eastern capitalists buying Fay's addition ground for a future factory. Also notes ongoing investment and unknown specifics of the new plant. 12 Bushel Basket Cherries, $1.25 at H. H. Koeneke, 618 Linfayette.
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Waterloo Gasoline Engine Company
Cascaden
Falls Avenue
Third Avenue West
Waterloo
Fay
H. H. Koeneke
Lou Sindlinger Weds Samuel Brickley in Chicago
Miss Lou Amanda Sindlinger and Mr. Samuel Brickley of Gary Ind were married in Chicago at noon Monday. After a honeymoon on the Great Lakes and New York area they will reside in Gary after September 1. Mrs Brickley taught kindergarten in Gary and is a West High and Chicago Kindergarten School graduate. Brickley is superintendent of a Gary school.
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Lou Amanda Sindlinger
Samuel Brickley
Gary
Ind
Chicago
Brickley
Interstate Commerce Commission Issues Revised Freight Rate Probe Order
Washington June 26 The Interstate Commerce Commission issued an amended order for an investigation into an increase in freight rates by eastern railroads. The decision to probe was by a bare majority with Commissioners Clements McChord and Marble dissenting.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Eastern
Clements, McChord
Marble
Governor to Take Perilous Flight Over Front Lines
Governor Pesquiera telegraphed from Hermosillo that he would fly with French aviator Didier Masson over the federal line at Santa Rosa and San Leandro. He says fighting resumed on the seventh day of the rebel versus Quéda army battle, as tensions mount along the front. Meanwhile in New York, Union Pacific directors held a special meeting and Judge Lovett noted certain aspects of the dissolution with Southern Pacific were presented to the board.
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Douglas, Ariz
Pesquiera
Hermosillo
Didier Masson
Santa Rosa
San Leandro
Quéda
C. P
New York
Union Pacific Railroad
Bomb shatters cellar in Patterson dye plant home
A bomb hurled through a window shattered the cellar of Adolph Fritechie a boss finisher in a Patterson dye plant tied to the silk strike. No injuries. More than six bombs have been set off at homes of non-strikers since the strike began.
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Patterson
N. J
Adolph Fritechie
Summer White House trip teased with tariff relief ahead
The piece hints the president and his wife will visit the summer White House before July and return after tariff and currency reform tasks. They plan to rest for autumn duties in Washington. The excerpt also recounts a formal gathering with toastmaster O. Sardeson and guests including Elizabeth Davis Caroline Jason and Miss Dawson among others.
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White House
Washington
Elizabeth Davis
Caroline Jason
Sardeson
Improm
Mr. Davis
Town Criers
A. T. Hakill
Miss Dawson
Fr Bern
Banquet for Employes at First M. E. Church Parlor
Paul Davis Dry Goods company hosted a delightful banquet for store employees Tuesday evening in the parlors of the First M E church. Unity guild members assisted in the event.
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Paul Davis Dry Goods Company
M. EF
Unity Guild
Make Eyeglasses Tighten With Knife And Glue
A simple repair method advises tightening hard to reach eyeglass screws with a knife and applying a small amount of glue. Once the glue sets, the screws should not loosen for many weeks when you are far from a jeweler.
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Tal
H. H. Koencke
Lafayette
Batiste
Grey
Chai
Liel
BIG
Foulard
Ginghanr
Yara
Pajamas
Vuay
Mrs. Ives
Lou Sindlinger
Bagdad
Hartford
American Press
Mes. Walson
President Wilson
Cornish
N. H
Wilson
Harlakken
Winston Churchill
Edwin C. Burt
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