D A Weaver Prominent G A R Member Dies in Waterloo
Daniel Richwine Weaver 1842 1924 a Waterloo native and early settler died at 7 am at 402 Lafayette street after a brief illness. He served as deputy sheriff 1873 79 city clerk and deputy assessor for ten years. Funeral arrangements pending with services at the Universalist Church conducted by Masons and a G A R post at the grave.
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Pennsylvania
Daniel Richwine Weaver
Farr Township
Lancaster County
Naperville
Waterloo
Weaver
Anna Brown
M. J. O'Keefe
Marjorie
Helen
J. Ts. Weaver
Los Angeles
Cal
J. W. Rickert
Universalist Church
Robert Anderson Post
Waterloo community mourns death of Mr. Weaver after neuralgia
Mrs. Weaver found her husband dying in the early morning from heart neuralgia following a night of coughing. A longtime Waterloo figure, he served as deputy assessor, did the school census, and held roles in G A R and state organizations. He enlisted in the 105th Winds Infantry in 1862 and was mustered out in 1868, with active lodge memberships and awards recently received.
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Weaver
Frown
105Th Winds Infantry
Naperville
The
Knights
Walnut Street Baptist Men Host Banquet Speaker
Over 100 men of the Walnut street Baptist Sunday school attended a banquet and social in the church dining room last evening. The men served the menu with Harry Lewis Otto Borce F E Ma Stay and Clarence E K Briden in charge. Hon E M Thompson of Independence gave the feature address on The Power of Association.
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Walnut Street
Automobile and Wagon Collision at Fourth and Sycamore
The Sternshein furniture wagon and an automobile collided at the corner of Fourth and Sycamore streets this morning. The auto traveled slowly, causing little damage. the horse was only lightly injured. The driver did not report the accident to the police and the number could not be secured at the scene.
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Sternshein
Fourth
Sycamore Streets
Bank Deposits Show Big Gain in Waterloo
General prosperity shown in comparative statements. Deposits of national banks in Waterloo rose from 5,164,752.89 to 7,241,077.14 by Sept 4, 1912, an increase of 2,077,324.24 or over 40 percent.
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Waterloo
Kuhper
Mrs John Briden Ill After Auto Accident
Mrs John Briden of 320 Saxon Street is seriously ill at home and may need surgery. An autosmash incident on Fourth Street West involved a physician's car that skidded on soft earth, ploughed through weeds, and overturned, but no injuries were reported.
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John Briden
John M Briden
Saxon Street
Fourth Street
Johnson Drug Co to Open on Independence Avenue
C A Johnson formerly with Halden and Floyd will open a new pharmacy at No 625 Independence Avenue next Monday. The firm will operate as the C A Johnson Drug Co with modern metropolitan features on the thoroughfare.
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Independence Agenue
C. A. Johnson
Halden & Floyd
C. A. Johnson Drug Co
Waterloo Man In Chicago Hotel Lobby Sans Coat
A Waterloo publisher William F Parrott known as Bil visited the Sherman House lobby in Chicago without a coat. An officer asked him to coat or move on showing social snobbery toward Iowans. Other items note local folk and notices: hospital, travel, and ads.
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Waterloo
Chicago
William F. Parrott
Iowa
Waterloo Press
William F. Par- Trott
Sherman House
Hawkeye
East
Parrott
Sherman Hotel
Bill Parrott
Damages Sought in Multiple Civil Cases From 1912
F. J. Shannon sues Waterloo Malleable Iron Works for 2000 damages claiming a work injury on May 6 1912 when his ankle was crushed due to alleged negligence. Farmers Savings Bank sues W P Soash Land Co and W R Jameson for 6700 with an accounting sought over collateral securities. Heiser vs Dart Manufacturing Co et al seeks 40000 over stock contract and payoff in preferred to common stock. Harvey Foulk sues John Murphy for 7500 for alleged slanderous remarks and improper arrest.
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F. J. Shannon
Waterloo Malleable Ironworks
Farmers’ Savings Bank
W. P. Soash Land Co
W. R. Jameson
Mr. Jameson
Soash Land Co
W. P. Soash
Henry A. Heiser
Dart Manufacturing Co
C. W. Hellen
William Galloway
Dart Co
Harvey Foulk
John Murphy
City in Brief: Local Notes and Travels
City residents hear about lodge meetings and bids while locals like William Holland depart on three day trips. Families visit relatives in Dubuque and Chicago for golf and homecoming events as others welcome visitors from Los Angeles and Waterloo.
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A. C. U. W. Lodge
William Holland
Dakotas
Burr G. Lichty
Chicago
Lichty
Wheaton
Grace Hanlon
Oelwein
M. J. Hanlon
Bank Robbers Escape Near Peru After Daring Heist
Reports from Peru indicate two suspects in yesterday's Thayer bank robbery escaped after a stand in a cornfield. A posse pursuing them has broken up with unverified rumors that Dr. Perry Carver of Peru was wounded by a revolver shot during the chase.
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Thayer
Peru
Perry Carver
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Pinaud
Colgate
Cheney
United States
D. A. Weaver
Mason
Dan” Weaver
Lafayette Street
Mr. Weaver
D. Nx. Weaver
Glass Banquet
Ble Success
Drug Store
Winsor & Newton
Minnie Harrison
R. W
Commercial Bank
Fifth Street
W. J. French
Columbus, O
J. C. Woods
Lola
Loretta Kiddy
Myrtle Crail
Dubuque
H. J. Basset
Decorah
Des Moines
Patti Lindner
Minneapolis
Edna Sterrett
East Side
G. Lindner
South Street
Co. H. Day
Washington Flat
A.” Care Courier
Park Ave
11Th St
Fisher
Waterloo Shoe Co
Standard Mercantile Co
9Th St
Cleveland, C
Spelman & Co
Bridge Street
J.C. Hartman
Olson Rug Co
Laflin St
Webster City
J. W. Schroeder
Cedar Rapids Foundry & Machine Co
Cedar Rapids, Ia
Wasterloo
J. M
Tare Courier
Vienna
H. & H. Specialty Co
Marshalltown
W. St. Lt
Stewart
Stewart Garment Co
Ann Arbor
Mich
National Corsetieres
Dept
Ill
Steadfast Mills Dept
A. Cohoes
N.Y
C. D. McCall
Wellington Court
Our Faith St
Buchanan
Majestic Theatre
Ruth Bradford
Leroy
Dubuagne
J. B. Allen
Jonas State Historical Society
Emily. Heath
C. W. Willson
H. C. Egbert
Mary Bush
Cedar Falls
B. M. Goode
Walter Jeffries
Standish
Maubert
Paris
Violette Louisette
Joder’s Pharmacy
Jos West 4Th Street
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