Typhoid Fever Claims Victim in Voorhies and Other Deaths
Two local deaths are reported in Waterloo area notices. Caroline Hue MacGood of Voorhies died after a long typhoid pneumonia illness at Presbyterian hospital, aged 57, widow of Robert MacGood. She leaves five brothers and two sisters, a daughter Marvel, and Linage Hue family ties. Annie Clifford McGovern, widow of James McGovern, died at Presbyterian hospital after cancer, aged 80, with five children and her mother in New Hampton. Burial planned at Calvary cemetery Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline MacGood
Robert MacGood
Presbyterian Hospital
MacGood
First Lutheran Church
Caroline Hue
Herman Hue
Center Street
Mc. Vernon Township
Waterloo
Robert MaccGood
Marvel
Herman
John Hue
Mary Meyer
Agnes Hue
Gustav Hue
Alberta
Can
Louis Hue
Horton
Fred Hue
Seattle
Wash
H. Mueller
Fairview
Annie Clifford McGovern
Annie Clifford
James McGovern
Decased
Iowa
Mason City
Yoorhies
Newhampton
Calvary Cemetery
Mulcahy
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Cook from Burlington guilty of threats over withheld fare
Arthur Kummer a Burlington Wisconsin native and hotel cook was found guilty in police court of making threats to damage the hotel windows over unpaid railway fare and wages. Two witnesses testified and a $1 fine was suspended on good behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Kummer
Burlington
Wis
Kummer
Chicago
Five Manahl brothers lose to Waterloo team at Stoke Alleys
Five Manahl bowling brothers were defeated by a Waterloo team at Commercial Street Stoke alleys. The highest score was 173 by Standish. margins were 60, 4, and 62 pins totaling 126. The report notes the brothers showed promise in practice but underperformed in the match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manahl Brothers
Waterloo East
Stoke
Commercial Street
Standish
Bills Seek 135000 Fund To Reinter Paul Jones
William A. Marble of New York urged a 135000 appropriation in a Yorktown day banquet speech by the Illinois Sons of the American Revolution to give John Paul Jones a proper burial. Morace Porter spent 35600 of his own money to locate the body, which rests in Annapolis under a flight of staffs with no memorial mark.
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Chicago
John Paul Jones
William A. Marble
New York
The
Sons of the American Revolution
Yorktown
Illinois Society
Palmer House
Morace Porter
France
America
Annapolis
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West Fourth Street
Abbey
Trig
Liks
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Moose
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Woodmen
Foley
Wangler Mires
H.W. Taggart
Wangler Bros
Taggart
First Presbyterian Church
Savener
Solfer
Jarosh Apt E
Charles Welth Whee Uweal Voli
Walter
I Eddie
Henry
Clarence Fen Ads
Chicago, Il
Oelwein, Ia
Clothiers
East Fourth Street
Waterloo, Iowa
Paul Jones
Gage
Maslin
Itc
Forest Mills