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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1910

Page

11

Rich heiress weds civil engineer after manhunt by Pinkertons

Antoinette Gazzami Cornwall heiress and psychic follower marries Charles B. Galvin a New York civil engineer after hiring Pinkerton detectives to locate him. Galvin worked for the New York Board of Water Supply earning 1300 a year. The match followed her fall from a palmist's teachings and a costly alienation suit earlier.

New York Antoinette Gazzami Cornwall Mattters St. Thomas’ Catholic Church John Brosnan Charles B. Galvin Board of Water Supply of New York Miss Gazzam Pinkerton Mr. Galvin Last Fall Marshall Clark

Last Real Buffalo Hunt in History in Canada

Calgary reports the final buffalo hunt of the Pablo herd beginning November 1 as 75 to 85 animals remain in Canada. Pablo will shoot the old bulls, offering guide and horses for 260 dollars per slain animal. head and robe values noted. Canada’s dominion herd, none of which will be kept alive, sits near 704 with more to come. Howard Douglas arrives from Montana to oversee the park as two carloads of buffalos head toward Buffalo park near Wainwright.

Calgary Alta Pablo Canada Dominion Howard Douglas National Parks Flathead Montana Buffalo Buffalo Park Wainwright

Habeas Corpus Granted for Three Ex-Officials on Swindle Trial

Frank Harriman John M. Taylor and Charles L. Ewing former Illinois Central officials on trial for car repair frauds sought a writ of habeas corpus in Chicago. writ issued and returnable. bail set at 10 000 each. Petition argues lack of judge's venue change. Next Saturday hearing scheduled. unrelated ad seeks 160 acres in Hughes County South Dakota trade for Waterloo residence.

Chicago Frank B. Harriman John M. Taylor Charles Ll. Ewing Ilinois Central Chetlain Railiff Hunter Bruggemeyer Harriman, Taylor and Ewing Chetlam

Murderer Lifton Sentenced to Life in Fort Madison

Elmer Lifton, who pleaded guilty to first degree murder of Way Ringson, was sentenced to life imprisonment at hard labor in the Fort Madison penitentiary. The ruling was handed down yesterday in Clinton, Iowa, with Lifton charged after the fatal assault.

Clinton Evaning Elmer Lifton Way Ringson Fort Madison

Club Candidate Proposes to 23 in One Day

Herman Brown, a Minnesota College of Agriculture student, offered marriage to 23 young women in one day to gain admission to the Agricultural club. Of the refusals, 15 were sympathetic, six offered sisterly affection, five women laughed before noon, none after, and two called him crazy. A Bieler from Waterloo is involved with a residence trade.

Minneapolis Minn Minnesota University College of Agriculture Herman Brown Agricultural Club

William Grago Delirious in City Jail After Shooting

William Grago, the foreigner who shot his fellow worker Toney Rego in the Illinois Central yards last Thursday, remains confined in a city jail cell in a half delirious state. Rego is described as holding his own at Pine Street Hospital and may recover. Mrs. John Crisp and two children plan to arrive this evening to join Mr. Crisp, who recently sold City Employment at 629 1 2 Commercial Street to C. C. Canfield.

William Grago Ilinois Central Toney Rego Toney Beyo Pine Street John Crisp City Crisp Commercial Street C. C. Canfield

Market Place Proposed On River Front At Waterloo

A movement proposes taking the river front on the west bank between Bridge and Sixth streets for a public market place. Plan includes a forty foot street and sixty foot market area with a sea wall, using street sweepings as fill for dry dump. Abutting owners would waive river front rights, and the plan gains support from the river front improvement commission. Local owners see rear street frontage benefits. Courier previously urged a market, now urging council action to deliver this long-needed public improvement.

Business Wien Bridge Market Place River Front Courier Waterloo

Two Balloons Missing in Great Lakes Search

Swiss balloon Azurea has landed safely 37 miles northeast of Biscotasing in Canada after a 772 mile flight. No news on the balloons America 11 and Dusseldorf II. Revenue cutters and government vessels on Lake Huron search for the missing balloonists under orders from Washington.

St. Louis Biscotasing Algoma District Canada Washington Revenue Cutters Lake Huron

O'Donnell to Perform at Sacred Heart for Church Altar Fund

James Francis O'Donnell, noted monologue actor, will present The Rivals at Sacred Heart hall Ort. 28 at 8 p.m. The comedy by Richard Brinsley Sheridan has long been a stage favorite. Proceeds go to raise funds for new altars at Sacred Heart church with ticket prices set at 35 and 15 cents.

Sacred Heart Church James Francis O’donnell Sacred Heart Hall Richard Brinsley Sheridan

Land Offer Near Northwestern Railroad and Pierre

A landowner advertises 177 acres half a mile from the Northwestern Railroad and 7 miles from Pierre South Dakota, offering exchange for a Waterloo residence. Address Box 305. The message repeats 177 acres and proximity to Route 355.

R. R Pierre South Dakota Waterloo Hughes Co Por Booth da Scott

Batched prank leads to deaf and dumb slate ruse

Two students touring the country for meals and lodging used a slate trick to solicit aid from a farmhouse wife who mocked their disability. The front porch exchange turns on misunderstanding as the couple’s attempt at charm meets blunt curiosity.

Detroit News

An Unfortunate Vacancy

Elizabeth, a kindergarten student, once sang with enthusiasm but could not harmonize with peers. She told her mother she was full of words yet empty of tunes, reflecting a child’s struggle with voice and rhythm.

Elizabeth

His Glimpse of War

An American traveler in 1870 abroad to see war recounts joining the Prussian side briefly after meeting a spy at Marshal MacMahon’s headquarters. He is detained, learns the spy’s true role, and is released to return to his rear after the ruse is uncovered. TRY A COURIER WANT AD.

Natiely Moltke Cherbourg Paris Spinister America Marshal MacMahon Mautenfel Documenta Bia Indy Tom MacMahon General Mantentels

Madrid Premier Warns Lisbon Scenes Not Repeated

In Madrid on October 22 Premier Canalejas warns Republicans that Lisbon scenes will not be duplicated in Spain. He asserts support for the Liberty party and says he will answer with his head if necessary to defend his stance amid political tensions.

Madrid Canalejas Sprain Liberty Party Lisbon Lone Spada Premior

Stork Delays Milwaukee Line Train Near Collins

Milwaukee bound train No. 8 was held for an hour near Collins Iowa when a sleeping car passenger gave birth to a child. The mother and newborn were placed back aboard and the crew kept the schedule to Collins for medical aid.

Story County Collins Milwaukee Oakley

Foraker Attacks New Nationalism Endorses Taft

Maryeville C Oct 22 Former Senator Foraker condemned the new nationalism as destructive to institutions equating it with Confederate rhetoric. He suggested the doctrine might be used only if he is not nominated by the old parties and called it a preposterous absurdity.

Maryeville Foraker Taft Tie Ile

Public Registration Sessions for Waterloo Precincts

Official publication lists registration boards for Waterloo Iowa precincts over two days October 27 28 1910 and November 5 1910 with locations at Libby Bros cigar store City building Ges willer's cigar store East Fourth street City hall and Lutheran school. It notes who must register and who may vote if already registered or not moved precincts. Mayor J R Rector urges compliance to vote in the November 8 1910 general election.

Waterloo Towa First Ward Libby Bros Commercial Street Second Ward City Ernft Third Ward Geswiller’s Fourth Street Fourth Ward LaFayette Street Lutheran School Walnut Fremont Streets Watering J. R. Rector

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