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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1911

Page

6

Walsh Dies Nine Days After Parole Release

John R. Walsh former banker publisher and railroad owner died of heart disease in Chicago at 74, nine days after being released on parole from Leavenworth prison for misappropriating bank funds. He had suffered heart issues in custody and returned home Oct 15 to a bed ridden decline. He leaves a widow three daughters and two sons and held property incl Bedford Quarries Indian Southern railway Chicago Chronicle and Northwestern Gas Light and Coke.

Darville Babecck Mary Walsh John Richard Ireland Cork Chicago Chicago National Emitable Trust Company Home Savings Bank John R. Walsh Leavenworth Federal Penitentiary Walsh Leavenport Federal Penitentiary Maryl. Walsh Richard W John W. Walsh Kansas City Finance Ir. Walsh Joseph H. Laws Bedford Quarries Company Indiana Southern Nal Company Southern Indiana Railway Chicago Chronicle Northwestern Gas Light and Coke Company Leavenworth Kan R. W. McClaughrey

Fourth World Series Game Postponed by Wet Grounds

Philadelphia October 28 The fourth game of the World Series between Philadelphia and New York was postponed for the fifth time due to wet grounds. Umpires Klem and Brennan inspected Shibe park and declared play impossible as the surface remained too soft. Forecasts suggest sun drying the field may allow play tomorrow. The series set attendance and receipts records and will end later than any prior series under National Commission rules.

Philadelphia New York Klem Brennan Shibe Park National Commission

Man Dies After Fall Into Basement in Des Moines

Benjamin Zane of Protection Kansas died at a local hospital from injuries after falling into the basement of a new building in Des Moines last night. The accident occurred earlier at the construction site and the man was injured before succumbing to his wounds today.

Pes Moines Benjamin Zane Protection Kan

Suffragette Seeks to Reimagine the Gate of Hell in Ballot War

Miss Mary Johnston, author of Richmond, urges at the National Woman Suffrage convention that women can transform the Gate of Hell by education and leadership. She argues for a newer, grander portal built by women’s intellect and will, with ballots as the tool for change.

Louisville Mary Johnston Richmond Tertullian Hell Miss Johnston Hell Gate

No Juror At End Of Third Week In McNamara Murder Trial

Los Angeles, Oct. 23. Only eighteen men outside the jury box and six in it of the original 124 veniremen summoned to try James B. McNamara for murder remained as court opened the third trial week. No juror had qualified finally. Three talesmen, Seaborn Manning, Robert Rain and F. J. Green, had been passed or temporarily accepted by both sides. Talesmen Robinson and McIntosh were excused. George W. McKee, who believed the Times building was dynamited, was deemed able to set aside his opinions, and the court did not sustain a challenge against him.

Los Angeles Cal Get James B. McNamiura Talesmen Seaborn Manning Robert Rain F. J. Green Talesman Robinson McIntosh Bordwell Talesman George W. McKee Times Theeourt McKee

First Train On New Extension in Burlington

The Muscatine north and south railroad will run the first train over the Burlington extension into Burlington next Thursday. Elaborate ceremonies will mark the occasion as the line connects Muscatine to Kingston and will open direct service to new and desirable territory for Burlington.

Burlington Muscatine North and

Miners Die in Multiple Explosions at Harrisburg Mine No 9

October 23 reports from Harrisburg and nearby towns describe a powder keg explosion at mine No 9 near Harrisburg causing deaths and many injuries. Rescue efforts found 15 miners trapped by a cave in while others perished or were rushed to surface hospitals.

Harrisburg Get Bry Guara Benton

Chicago Exposition Beer Sale Draws Huge Crowd

An estimated 94 000 beer drinkers and 550 000 glasses of beer were consumed at the brewers exposition in the Coliseum Building. Attendance over two days included many visitors who ignored temperance appeals while a far smaller audience heard a sermon by Dr Clarence Wilson arguing against the liquor trade.

Chicago Coliseum Arthur Burrage Furwell Christian Endeavorers Methodist Temperance Society Clarence Wilson Wabash Avenue Methodist Church Fourresoth Street Wabash Avenue

Ruling Machines Invented by Dutch Inventor

A Dutch inventor introduced ruling machines for creating faint lines on paper, presented at Endon Jia I1732. The device aims to streamline handwriting and drafting tasks with precise guide lines.

Endon Jia

May Die of Fall From Bridge In Town

In Town La Oct 83 Moss tarts White of Cole Ja fell from an Interurban bridge here yesterday. She and Ab who fell from the bridge were rescued, but Miss White suffered concussion and little hope is held for her recovery. A Ho Moehn of Crogeg dao, owner with Miss White of the other fall, recovered. Miss White fainted as a car rushed past on the trestle and both fell 39 feet to the embankment below.

Low Moss Tarts White Cole Ian A. Ho. Moehn Crogeg Dao Miss White Fran Misa White Fier

Faith in Richeson Stays Amid Murder Trial Talk

Cambridge minister Rev Clarence Richeson, charged with the murder of Avis Linnell, faces grand jury as defense seeks to place authorship elsewhere. Edmands, Linnell’s heiress fiancée, and her family back his innocence, while authorities search for the poison receptacle and note a dining meeting the day of the fatal dose. Church services proceeded without reference to the case.

Heston Pet Clarence WT. Richeson Avis Jinnell WorTan Matuie Suffolk County Grand Jury Pelletier Bagton Clarence VT Richeson Avis Linnell Violet Edmands Miss Linnall Edmanda Mr. Richeson Miss Edmands Miss Linnell Waits Young Women's Christian Association Cambridge

Revolutions widen hold as Changsha and Nanchang fall

Dispatches report rebel forces seizing Changsha the capital of Hunan and Nanchang the Kiangsi capital, doubling rebel control in southern China. Changsha, a rail hub and Yale Institute site, houses about 200000. Nanchang harbors roughly 100000. In Nanking, gates closed. panic grows with 10 percent of residents fleeing. Germany says no action needed while China seeks currency reform loan talks suspended as bankers withhold funds.

Shanghai China Changshi Nanchang Changsha Hunan Kiangha Fankow Canton Yale College Yale University Hankow Taikow

Boy Is Leader Of Murder Squad

Chicago, Oct. 23 Twenty four hours before his wedding Walter Shibalowski a youthful bandit led a murder squad in a brutal crime. He and brothers Frank Shibalowski and Philip Somerling were subjected to the third degree and he confessed. The body of Fred Guelzow Jr was found in Peterson woods near Bowmanville after the arrest and confession.

Chicago Walter Shibalowski Shibalowski Frank Shibalowski Philip Somerling Chicago Avenue Woods Stephen Healy Peterson Woods Bowmanville Fred Guelzow Morton Grove

Rabbit hunter killed by misfire on island

Henry Groupe aged 17 was shot and killed while rabbit hunting on an island north of Burlington. The pump gun exploded as he attempted to club a rabbit after missing it, the muzzle close to his chest. The incident occurred yesterday and authorities noted the fatality from the accidental discharge. The Crystal theater advertises continuous showings with motion pictures and a Spotlight song by Mikler Close, featuring a three piece orchestra and admission five cents. Performances run 2 to 6 p.m. and 7 to 10 p.m., with late entries welcome.

Burlington Henry Groupe Groupe Crystal Mikler Close Waterloo

Temperature report notes October 28 details

The record records a minimum temperature of 31 degrees and a maximum of 50 degrees for yesterday. It includes markings from Buchanan Optical Co and Syndicate block and mentions 13 nights and various unreadable sections.

Buchanan Optical Co Syndicate Block

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