Senator Heyburn Dies in Capital
News reports confirm the death of Senator Heyburn in the capital. Republican colleagues and state leaders react with tributes as a sudden passing affects the legislative scene.
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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1912
Page
18
Senator Heyburn Dies After Long Illness in Senate Career
Senator Heyburn who served Idaho since 1903 died after a series of relapses and a sudden decline last night at his home in Birmingham Pennsylvania. Born May 23 1852 in Delaware he practiced law from 1876 and moved to Shoshone Idaho in 1883. He married Gertrine Yeatman survived by wife no children and had been a strong regular Republican figure in the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
United States
Weldon B. Heyburn
Idaho
Senate
Meyburn
Mr. Heyburn
Birmingham
Senator Heyburn
Delaware
John Brinton Heyburn
Sarah Gilpin Heyburn
Gheretein Yeatman
Heyburn
City in brief notices and local reflections
Local brief items note eye care advertising at the Majestic Theatre with Misses Orleana and Mary Tiffany visiting Dr. and Mrs. D. 8. Tiffany. Mrs. John Main of Rockford visiting daughter Mrs. James Thompson. Mrs. Charles Bickner visiting Mrs. Julia Kerr and attending cattle congress. Mr. Bickner moving to Waterloo next week. S. J. Kerr and sons attend the dairy show. Verne Mullarkey of Chicago reports his wife serious after surgery. Mrs. Henry Nauman returns from New York state. George Nauman travels with his mother. Robert W. Johnston leases the Lincoln hotel in Lincoln, Nebraska. Mrs. J. T. Coolidge returns from abroad and occupies her East Third street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Main
Rockford, NL
James Thompson
Bluff Street
Charles Bickner
Shell Rock
Julia Kerr
Bickner
Waterloo
Jefferson Street
Ward
Verne Mullarkey
Chicago
Mullarkey
Duke
Washington
Henry Nauman
New York State
George Nauman
New York
J.T. Coolidge
Rochester
N. Y
East Third Street
Death Follows Paralytic Stroke for Waterloo Man
Thomas C. Markham died at 11:45 p.m. at his home 1388 Juafayette Street after a paralytic stroke on Wednesday. Born September 19, 1884 in Newhall, he lived in Waterloo twelve years and married Lillian Rinne on December 29, 1906. He worked as a bookkeeper and later in a laundry. he leaves a widow and a 5-year-old son plus several relatives. Funeral arrangements not yet set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas C. Markham
Juafayette Street
Mr. Markham
Newhall
J. T. Markham
Waterloo
Lillian Rinne
J.P. Markham
John
George
Pendleton
Ore
Sac
Canada
Frank Roggia
Fort Dodge
William Lansing
Cedar Rapide
1. Holland
Norway
Burns
Mere
Charles Olson
Roosevelt to Resume Campaign From Mercy Hospital
Col Theodora Roosevelt announces reopening of his presidential bid from Mercy hospital. He invites Woodrow Wilson to return to the stump and asks to be treated as if never shot. Doctors say condition improving but danger of infection remains. leaving hospital possible soon for Oyster Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Nodale
14 Hospital
Oyster Bay
Marconi Undergoes Eye Removal Operation After Injury
The article notes Guglielmo Marconi, the famed wireless inventor, had his right eye removed after an accident on September 25 following medical advice to prevent total blindness. Prof. Fneis of Vienna and Prof. Bayardi of Turin assisted, with Marconi's wife, sister-in-law, and Marquis Solari present. he remained stoic and received many telegraphic messages of sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guglielmo Mar
Fneis
Univer
Vienna
Bayardi
Turin
Sig. Marconi
Marquis Solari
Sig
Marcani
Spezia
Ociconi
Social circles lively by Waite residence celebration
Vinton Iowa October 18 Special Tuesday evening about eighty five friends and neighbors gathered for a surprise party for Mr and Mrs A R Waite. Mrs Harry White presented silver pieces to the hosts. Several visiting dignitaries and relatives attended from Cincinnati Kansas City and Boston. Dr J McGowan and Mrs McGowan hosted guests in the week long social schedule with Kensingtons and tabernacle plans. Sam Austin bought the Dr Pellows residence on Jefferson street. Albert Crass was committed to an insane hospital. Dr CG Griffin sold a Cedar township farm to John Loreng and Charles Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton
A. R. Waite
Harry White
Mro
J. McGowan
Mciowan
Mra. CC
Griffin, Sr
Mra. JW
Tracy
Mra
Goodwin
Kennington
Forner
Ettinger
Tabernacle
Sam Austin
Taylor Township
Dr. Pellows
Jefferson Street
Albert Crass
Shellsburg
Independence
Mr. Crogs
CG. C. Griffin
Cedar Township
John Loreng
Charles Lewix
Mt. Auburn
Robert Fafan
Harry
Clarke Arrives Promptly to Parade Welcome
Lieutenant Governor Clarke arrived in the city at 9 40 this morning from the west. He was escorted to the Ellis hotel where La Rue's band led a procession of automobiles. Clarke rode in Congressman Pickett's car as republicans gathered to greet the gubernatorial candidate and pledge support for the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearage
Vv. iClarke
Ellis Ho
la Rue
Clarke
Pickett
Batie
Faith Over Bite: Boy Believes Father Protected Him
Four year old Eugene Refsnider said a dog did not bite him because his father Grant Ref Snider would not let the dog harm him. The calf wound darkened. a doctor prescribed care and the boy recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Refsnider
Papa
Eugene
Electric Park
Grant Ref- Snider
Deputies kill anti government resolution in Mexico City
In Mexico City the chamber of deputies rejected an opposition resolution demanding President Madero's resignation. A counter proposal to extend a vote of confidence sparked a long, bitter debate as deputies accused Madero of failing to fulfill the promises of the revolution in the plan of San Luis Potosi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Chamber of Deputies
Madero
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Orleana
Mary Tiffany
Stockton, Ill
Mrs. D. 8. Tiffany
Fourth Street
Boyce
Majestic Theatre
S. J. Kerr and Sons
John and
Adelbert
Dysart
Mr.Kerr
A. Kh. Kerr
Robert W. Johnston
Logan and
Ellis
Lincoln
Neb
Burch Bros. CO
Burch
Chinchilla
Soft Crush
de Cygne
Messaline
MM. Bunker of
Greene
Mr Bunker
Roosevelt
Marcont
Fant Wehling
Smith St
Peoria
Voley
Foley
W. Tageart
Bargins
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