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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1911

Page

4

City Fireman Mob and Noir Tragedy Involving Fireman Couple

An eventful night at Central Station ends with the death of a Black man and mass unrest as Harry McKay a City Fire Department member, marries Fannie Armstrong and faces a mob. The couple’s home is ransacked and both are pursued through the streets amid pandemonium.

Harry McKay Ehewaner Fire Department No. 1 Court of Justice Knapp Fannie Armstrong Fifth Street East Central Fire Station McKay Mite Kay Park Avenue East Ting Newanre Fire Department Maskopee Oki Cawela Teidaleht Marshal Law Mohills Negrd Coweta Oli Ed Saddoth DL Neayeers Wasener Kinnedy Ife Reavers Carmien Oliver Steller Thompson Cielegrand Swhzer Ed Ruse Hassing Ruse Swater Hare Neeve Ed Snoddeth Beavers Olver Thompson

Merner Addresses Cedar Falls Revival on Old People's Home

Rev J L Bauernfeind opens annual Emanuel Evangelical revival as Cedar Falls Mayor W H Merner speaks on the Western Old People's Home rally. He recalls family donations and the home’s aims for elderly members, with plans to furnish a sitting room. Evening sermon titled Gods Pottery to follow.

Bauernfeins Emanuel Evangelical Church Heatia Merner Cedar Falls Emanuel Church Ahcoda

Trophy for gun club watch fob prize donation

Secretary Libby of the gun club reports a message from Du Pont Powder of Wilmington Delaware announcing a sterling silver watch fob to be contested by members. The badge is awarded to the shooter with the highest average across all shots, using a handicap to level skill. A series of matches will determine the winner.

Libby Gun Club du Pont Powder Wilmington Delaware Wraterina Club

Rally Week Services Close at First Baptist Church

Rally week at the First Baptist church ended with strong morning and evening services. Pastor Rev. A. Valiant welcomed 16 new members and baptized five after the morning sermon. Blues beat Reds 2 majority of 20 marks in a five week contest. Blues receive winner’s banquet Friday at 7. Pastor spoke on An Ideal Rally as chrysanthemums and salvia decor lit the church.

First Baptist Church A. Valiant BYFP Reds Blues

District Court Hears Vehicular Collision Appeal Verdict

This morning attorneys in the case of A A O Neal versus Tr T Jaynes presented arguments to a jury. Judge Ransier gave instructions and the jury returned a verdict for 58 75 to the plaintiff. The dispute arose from a vehicle collision. This afternoon the damages suit Benjamin Vauehn versus Charlies Christiangen was heard before a jury. A stipulation of settlement was filed in CT Lar Realve A N Miller. This action for damages ends with the defendant paying the plaintiff 50.

A. A. O'Neal Tr. T. Jaynes Justices Court Ransier Fter Benjamin Vauehn Charlies Christiangen CT. Lar Realve A. N. Miller

Men and Religion Movement Parade Plans At Cedar Rapids

A large religious gathering led by Bart Telis and Waterlon delegates meets Tuesday at 9:50 am, continuing until 4:30 pm. A major inland parade is set for 6:30 pm with eastern Iowa leaders and thousands marching, while churches and Y M C A groups back the event and support efforts to fund the campaign.

Waterlon Cedar Rapides Men and Religion Convention Besinnine Westing Waterlow Stack Island Iowa Bannera Christian Roytien Waterson Vrom John Farr Tres Moines Minneapolis Des Moines Martin Luther Dr. Marl Yo Mt Cedar Rapids Waterland Tamarroyy Wight Renners

Quiet status reported in Illinois Central strike progress

Report from both sides on the Illinois Central strike describes it as an endurance contest. D W Ter, special agent, says eleven guards were released Saturday and five more expected today. Shops and depot areas were quiet with no incidents anticipated.

Tlinois I D.W. Ter

Public meeting urged for Gladstone hotel project plans

A public meeting will be held at the Northwestern Land & Investment Co. office 615 Jefferson street on Tuesday Oct 24 at 7 45 pm to boost sale of remaining 700 lots in Hager man and Downing place additions for the Gladstone fireproof hotel. G C Janney leads the plan aiming to begin hotel work this winter after quick lot sales.

Gladstone Hagerman Downing Place Northwestern Land & Investment Co Jefferson Street G. C. Janney

Eight Old Naval Heroes Honored by Navy Department

Washington October 23 eighty American naval heroes were named to be honored by the Navy department and carried on the new torpedo boats Nos 54 to 64 inclusive. The officers include Jeeta Cassin John Townes Silas Thineau Andrew Bord Cummins George Beall Rales John Gushing Allen Altexsatder Parker Foxhall Benham and others for gallantry in wars from Tripoli to Port Royal and battles against pirates rebels and foreign forces.

Washington, D. C Navy Department Horne Thestroyers Jeeta Cassin Tripoli Ticonderoga Lake Champlain John Townes Silas Thineau Duke Champlain Andrew Bord Cummins White Richmond Admiral Parragut Forts Jackson St Philip George Beall Rales General Perry John Gushing Allen Guercieres Java Altexsatder Parker Foxhallt United States Naval Academy Admiral Funte Mississippi Andrew FE Benham Ussr Port Royal

Fowler Again Meets Mishap in California Flight

In Banning California on October 23 aviator Fowler attempted an eastward takeoff from Stewart's Ranch after yesterday's crash. The motor failed when he was 40 feet high yet he managed a safe landing. Officials say it will be two days before another attempt.

Banning Cal Fowler Stewart

Front Rank Bible School Rally Highlights Work

The Front Rank Bible School Rally conducted by Central Church of Christ attracted a large crowd on Saturday and Sunday. Speakers W. T. Fisher CG L. Depew and J. W. Eldredge led sessions while Cedar Falls Church of Christ teachers attended. Depew led Sunday services with Mr. Fisher and Mr. Eldredge away.

Central Church of Christ Hile School W. T. Fisher CG. L. Depew J. W. Eldredge Bible School Cedar Falls Biblc

County Warrants Drawn Last Week Report

County treasurer Frank T. Bentley lists warrants issued for county funds poor fund bridge fund and road districts numbers 4 A 8 with total amounts in the thousands. Mr and Mrs Edmund Miller plan to move to a new residence in Highland.

Frank T. Bentley Mrs Edmund Miller Highland

Division commanders named for Atlantic fleet duties

Captain Nathaniel R. Usher and Captain Cameron McR. Winston are slated as the next division commanders in the Atlantic fleet. Secretary Moyer announced the appointments, likely replacing Rear Admirals G J Badger and Aaron Ward who command the second and third divisions.

Nathantieg R. Ushber Us.n. San Cameron McR. Winston New York Nathaniel R. Usher Terenly Michigan Atlantic Moyer G. J. Badger Aaron Ward

The Swamp Fox Rivalry and Margaret Ringold Tale

A South Carolina manor tale unfolds during the Revolution. Margaret Ringold challenges Captain Arbuckle after a bold kiss, insisting on a duel to defend her honor. Arbuckle seeks satisfaction, discovering a worthy champion may stand against him from Marion's Patriot camp.

South Carolina Charles Ringold General Marion Margaret Continental Service Arbuckle Tarleton Ringold Marion England Mr. Ringold Captain Arbuckle Tie America Aso

Masked duel changes fate of Margaret Ringold and Arbuckle

In a South Carolina setting during the war, Margaret Ringold dictates a masked duel to keep her champion's identity secret. Arbuckle is wounded but spared through Margaret’s intervention, and vows to serve as her champion. After war ends, Arbuckle seeks marriage. they wed in England where she remains proud of America’s independence.

Ebs Jim Arbuckle Biargaret Bingold Biargeret Margaret Ringold Tarleton Ringold Manor Tory Captain Arbuckle America England

Stamps and the Gum Side Up Ruse

A man buys five postage stamps from a drug store cashier and insists on gum side up delivery after citing a newspaper headline. He complains of germs on the gum, demands five more stamps arranged gum side up, pockets the first, and ends by threatening the cashier after planning to mail letters.

New York Times

The Blogtiest of Sports in Aviation Lust

A vivid defense of aviation as a sport, praising its Darwinian demands and mental sharpening effects. Clifford B. Harmon lauds pilots as the world’s finest, noting the thrill of flying solo and the inspirational pull of the air. The piece extols aviation’s unique exhilaration and legendary appeal.

Ike D’annunale Clifford B. Harmon Life America

Horses For Weddings From A Goofy Old Story

A New York Times snippet jokes about wedding horses that won’t shy or bolt. A wary man asks to hire a pair but is told the horses are for weddings because they handle bridal rice and goat luck emblems calmly. The livery stable keeps several calm teams for wedding processions.

Hat on approval stirs couple in millinery scene

Mrs Jones shows off a new hat to her husband after a day in milliners shops. He approves the look but warns to phone in the morning to secure it before it is sold to others. The exchange reveals the hat’s price difference and Mrs Jones's plan to decide on one or another.

John Florence

Didn't Want to Impose Irishman Carries Bag on Road

An Irishman walking with a bag declines to set it down when a cart driver offers help. He explains he will not impose on generosity, insisting he will carry the bag. The tale ends with a light exchange about his attempt to say something agreeable after a failed effort. London Stray Stories.

Jones London

Boring Wells and Ancient Water Worksites Echoed

A brief note recalls ancient drilling practices in the east dating back over 4,000 years, mentioning Abraham's servant at a well in 1859 B C. It contrasts a life of employment as the only worthwhile path and ends with a reference to a Want Ad in the Evening Courier.

East Abraham Abekah 1859 B. C

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Harry Sweay Miss Quiet Central Station W. H. Merner Rally Week Cimdar Rapids Debe Bart Telis Taft Golden Gate Park San Francisco G. C James Mishap Front Rank Bible School Rally CAMERON PRAR _ WINSLOW N. Corr McEn Posey
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