McNamara Case Proceeds in Wake of Times Bombs
The October 1 1910 trial focus centers on the McNamara brothers with Ortie McManigal as chief accuser. Detectives trace back to San Francisco and Indianapolis, while Emma McManigal offers potential testimony. Investigators examine bombs found at Zeehandelaar and Otis homes as part of a broader alleged conspiracy tied to labor disputes and the Los Angeles Times disaster.
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Clarence
Darrow
McNamaras
Felix Zeehandelaar
Los Angeles
James B. McKamara
Times
Harrison Grey Otis
the Times
Zeehandelaar
San Francisco
Erst
Indianapolis
International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
John J. McNamara
Ortie E. McManigal
McManigal
Emma McManigal
James
John J. MecNamara
Merchants and Manufacturers’ Association
Otis Place
Sridamnseq
Caphie
McNamara Brothers
Fom
James RB. McNamara
John J
Imes
McNamara
2 Powder Company
Luos Angeles
Belle Lavin
D. H. Ingersoll
J. R. Hrice
Milton A. Schmidt
David Caplan
Waomin
James McNamara
John J. McNiutvam
Schmidt
Caplan
Burns
William J. Burns
Government Secret Service
George Alexander
Name Change Converts Wilson Station to Cedar Falls Junction
Circular from Flirtim J. Slifer, CGW general manager, announces that effective October 1h, 1911 the Wilson Station on the Cedar Falls branch line 22.12 miles south of Oelwein will be renamed Cedar Falls Junction. No town exists at Wilson Station, only a small waiting room and ticketless service, though an operator remains on duty. the change preserves the old family name in local memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Station
Cedar Malls Junction
Flirtim J. Slifer
Chicago Great Western Railway
Sonuth
Oelwein
Cedar Vealts Junction
Wilson Stethon
Wilson Junction
Cedar Falls
Ilson Junction
Grain Dealers Meet In Omaha Convention Session
The Grain Dealers National Association held its 14th convention in Omaha with business matters on the agenda United States Senator Gilbert M Hitchcock delivering the principal address forenoon session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Ovek
The
Grain Dealers’ National Association
United States
Gilbert Ms. Hitchcock
Rail Road Fare Refund Drive Attracts City Visitors
Waterloo plans rebates on rail fares for visitors this week at the Irving hotel block office. Fred W. Me Railroad refunds a percentage of purchases made in local stores. Visitors should ask clerks and merchants for credit coupons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watterloo
Irving Hotel
Fred W. Me
Dr Hinkle to Deliver Address at Waverly Deanery
Rev G W Hinkle rector of Christ Episcopal church travels to Charles City for a Waverly deanery meeting. Theodore Morrison of Davenport will preside and Hinkle will speak on The Marvelous Spread of the Christian Doctrine the Best Proof of the Divinity of Its Origin. The Hinkles plan to return Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Hinkle
J. D
Christ Episcopal Church
Charles City
Waverly
Omry Cattle Show Attracts Wide Participation
The Omry Cattle Show lineup includes firms such as Glide Auto Co Waterloo Schuneman Drug Co Waterloo Vermont Farm Machinery Co Belows Falls VT and many Waterloo suppliers. Activities include Buttermakers Day with exhibits, lectures by E T Sadler and Prof Carl B Les, butter scoring, and a band concert at the Coliseum with awards at the judging arena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Rickmier
Glide Auto Co
Waterloo
Schuneman Drug Co
Queen Cupola Co
Cresco
Lowden Machinery Co
Fairfield
Bartles-Sweney Oil Co
Model Generator Co
Panora
N. J. Berkley
Vermont Farm Machinery Co
Bellows Falls
Iowa Dairy
Olctrical Supply Co
H. D. Falrall
Black Hawk Coffee & Spice Co
Sharples Separator Co
West Chester
DeLaval Separator Co
Chicago
Beatrice Creamery Co
Des Moines
Waterloo Furniture Co
Brurmer-Fry Co
Iona Clty, Smith, Lichty & Hillman Co
Holstein-Preslan Association
Battleboro
J. Dovee Furnace Co
Waterloo Chemical Co
Atlantic-Pacific Tea Co
New York
J. MacLeaton
Carn Bell Auto Co
J. W. Miner
Gillam
J. S&s. Bell
Foren Buttermakers
Coliseum
Convention
E. T. Sadler
Creamery Journal
Iowa
Carl B. Les
Madison
Wis
Lee
University of Wisconsin
P. W. Crowley
Dairy Harms
Guernsey
Convention Auditorium
J. C. Joslin
Dairy Division
United States Department of Agriculture
Judge fixes legal home of Mrs. Eddy
Reston Ohio date line reports the domicile of Mrs. Mary Baker G. Eddy founder of the Christian Science denomination was Concord New Hampshire at her death, per Associate Justice James M. Morgan of the Massachusetts supreme judicial court. She was stated to be temporarily residing in Massachusetts at the time of death.
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Reston
Mary Baker G. Endy
Christian Science Denomination
Concord
N. H
James M. Morgan
Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court
Soldiers Join Revolutionaries as Wu Chang Fires Rage
Hankow China Oct 10 Much firing heard toward Wu Chang. Communication with Wu Chang cut off. Several large fires seen. Soldiers have joined the revolutionaries after the execution of four conspirators at Wu Chang earlier today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hankow
China
Wu Chang
Presbyterian hospital patient improves after operation
Mrs. S. J. Hall, who underwent an operation at Presbyterian hospital two weeks ago, was in serious condition yesterday but is better today. Friends hope for her full recovery.
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Mra. S. J. Hall
Presbyterian Hospital
Cedar Falls Drug Stores Enjoined From Selling Liquor
Permanent injunctions issued against three Cedar Falls drug stores and associated owners restrain selling intoxicating liquors contrary to law. Decrees note owners unaware of violations, stocks disposed, and no abatements issued. Attorneys' fees set at 25 dollars. costs assessed to defendants.
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Cedar Falls
Main Street
J. F. Justice Vs. C. &. Wise & Sons 1 Co
Tenth Judicial District
REIPOLI Tripoli Local Notices and Visits
Local brief listing residents and visitors. W. H. Nordort did business in Langdon N D last week. Mrs A H Adams visiting Wahkonda. Henry Dettmer returned from Chicago and Milwaukee. Chris Schmidt's barn burned after a lightning strike. Various residents and guests visited relatives in Chicago Sumner St Louis Davenport and Fredericksburg. New employee Lonte Fink at Joe Seth's.
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Tripoli
Atr
Chris Schmidt
Chicago
A.W. Ameller
Shores Mueller Co
Fowler, Cain
Esther Sweet
Minerva Hattendorf
Flinch
Alvin
Woriie Sommer
Louis Hunemuelter
Tripoli House
Luta Heine
Fred Bortz
Leo Stenzel
Maud Keough
Sumner
Anna Dunn
Kleinan
St. Louis
Ed Belerman
Henry Bunger
S. A. Maurer
New Hampton
Vina Panzer
Ethel Kriese
Miss Mason
Miss Rowley
Thee
August Ficnneman
Vernsdale
Minn
John Wittkep
Davenport
Ernest Kampmeyer
Kampmeyer
Fredericksburg
F. Wittkop
Lonte Fink
Joe Seth
Lyric Playhouse Changes Hands in Ownership Move
The Lakic Fourth West playhouse has new owners Messrs ER D Rees and Jerry Knapp with Knapp taking active management The feature program includes two reels of association pictures daily current events illustrated songs by a three singer troupe and a five piece orchestra A joke about a race track tout ends with a misjudged meal expectation.
Dairy Show Draws Big Public Interest Across Iowa
State Dairy and Pure Food Commissioner William B. Barney led a large inspection team to test 26 milk samples from Iowa wagons for butter fat and bacterial counts at the cattle show. The event highlights sanitary handling and pure milk standards with future talks by Prof. Holden and extended interurban service to accommodate visitors.
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State Dairy and Pure Food
William B. Barney
Des Moines
Dairy Convention
Mr. Barney
Iowa State Dairy and Pure Food Departments
J. Ross
T. W. Crowley
Y. H. Keller
H. CG. Forester
ML OH. Fiyon
J. H. Sassene
Dr. Gable
Iowa
Dairy Department
Waterloo
Barney Down
Chautauqua Park
Waverly
Holden
P. G. Holden
J. W. Johnson
Tri- County Press
Bussey
Young jeweler to be married in Chicago
R M Cowing head of a jewelry firm in the First National Bank building will marry Miss Leona Lochner of Chicago in a simple home ceremony. Afterward the couple will return to Waterloo and reside at 800 Walnut Street.
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R.M. Cowing
First National Bank
Chicago
Leona Lochner
Miss Aida Tate Moves to Fullerton Place
Short item notes Miss M. Aida Tate moved yesterday to Fullerton Place. The fragment mentions a court ad line TRY A COURTER WANT AD. and contains a quote about a wife’s changing weight.
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M. Aida Tate
Fullerton Place
Two Passengers Dead After Car Accident
Des Moines residents Murcer Cleveland and R Weiquist, aged 25 and 4, died when a car struck an obstruction and back-seat occupants were hurled forward striking the front seat. Four companions present. three say the car ran smoothly, one says it struck a curb. Police investigate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Maines
Cleveland Murcer
R. Weiquist
Laren
The Seedy Man Seeks Family In Moving Yellow House
A ragged man stops pedestrians claiming a woman and four children ride today in a two story yellow house on wheels. A benevolent president of charities helps him, discovers the scene is a moving house, and settles the matter with a token donation.
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Union Street
Hopkins Street
Mer
Policman
Society of General Charities
Mel
John
Cornelius Bliss Dies at 78 Former McKinley Aide
Cornelius Bliss long connected with the McKinley administration and later the Republican National Committee died from heart failure at his New York home 29 East Thirty-seventh Street. He was 78, born January 26, 1833, in Fall River Massachusetts. He left a modest upbringing to pursue work while advancing to public service and national party leadership. His family, including wife and son and daughter-in-law, were with him at the bedside. He had been ill since summer with heart trouble and recently traveled from Oceanic Park to New York for care.
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New York
CornelIus Ne Bliss
Interior
McKinley
Republican National Committee
East Thirty- Seventh Street
Hiselle
Mr. Bliss
Hi Country Place
Oceanic Park
Océanic
Shrewsbury River
Red Ban
Arthur WW. Bingham
Bliss
Jam
Fall River
Masa
Althoug
New Orleans
Anti-Toxin Given After Motorcycle Accident Injury
Mrs. AT Baum, age 60, suffered serious injuries when a motorcycle crash tore barbed wire into her throat chin and thumb. She received rust cleaning and anti-toxin to prevent tetanus or lockjaw. Major F R Fisher and bystanders aided until a doctor arrived.
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AT Baum
A Dangerous Mistake
A hobby is all right as long as you don't mistake it for a principle in the Chi c ago Record Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicaro Record-Herald
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DR. Hinkle
Lewis H. Tiermard
M. Delan
Hal E. Goortwin
la Porte
Minalwiscoil
la Porte City
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Len Myers
R. I
John Myers
Fourth Street
Myers
Omry
Johnson
Melon Man
Mrs. Eddy
Buchanan Optical Co
Syndicate Block
T. Reipoli
Lyric Playhouse
Barney
Chicago Record-Herald
Cornelius Bli
M'Kinley
Washington St
South Street
Wellington
iFor
West
Third Avenue
Center Point
Care of Courier
Geneve
F. M. Scane
Franklin Street
Gen
tHleman
Riad
West Fifth Street
Manag
Star
A. Kiteh
Belle Plaine
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