The Dubuque Herald April 24, 1887 Local News In Brief OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,} Indications—For Iowa: Generally fair weather, slight rise in temperature, variable winds, generally from southwest to northwest. —W. H. Torbert—Druggist □—Dr. M. D. Goble, dentist—6tf. —Byrne Bros.& Co., undertakers.—tf —Stoves stored at Fry’s. Telephone 15.—tf —Dr. Peterson, dentist, 971 […]
Dubuque has always been known for its architecturally significant mansions. Homes of Dubuque’s leading citizens. These mansions were designed for the most part by local architects who also served as superintendents during their construction. Many of these treasures have been lost forever. Among them is the Alexander Levi Mansion, formerly located on the northwest corner […]
The Dubuque Herald April 23, 1887 Local News In Brief OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,} Indications— For Iowa: Fair weather proceeded by light rain or snow in the eastern portion; northwesterly winds. —W. H. Torbert—Druggist —Byrne Bros.& Co., undertakers.—tf —Stoves stored at Fry’s. Telephone 15.—tf —New water pipes have been laid on lower […]
The Dubuque Herald April 22, 1887 Local News In Brief OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,} Indications—For Iowa: Light rains followed by colder weather, variable winds, shifting to northerly. —W. H. Torbert, Druggist, 750 Main street. —Jessie Couthoui to-night. —Byrne Bros. & Co., undertakers.—tf —Stoves stored at Fry’s. Telephone 15.—tf —Sam Upton‘s Restaurant. 627 […]
The Dubuque Herald April 21, 1887 Local News In Brief OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,} Indications— For Iowa: Light local showers, followed by fair weather in eastern portion; fair weather in western portion; winds generally from south to west, slight changes in temperature. —W. H. Torbert, Druggist, 750 Main street. —Byrne Bros. & […]
The Dubuque Daily Times Sunday May 4, 1879 EARLY DAYS. Sketches of the Dubuque Lead Mines Half a Century Ago. Our City in its Infancy– Hanging its First Murderer. From the Lancaster Herald. Fifty years ago Dubuque was scarcely a prophetic vision—an unborn city, slumbering in the matrix of nature. And a few years […]
The Dubuque Daily Herald Tuesday April 4, 1893 LAID AWAY IN LINWOOD. Impressive Services at the Interment of Alexander Levi. The remains of the venerable Alexander Levi were laid to rest Sunday afternoon in Linwood cemetery. The funeral called out a large concourse to pay the last tribute of respect to the worthy pioneer who […]
The Dubuque Herald April 20, 1887 Local News In Brief OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,} Indications— For Iowa: Light local showers, followed by fair weather in eastern portion; fair weather in western portion; winds generally from south to west, slight changes in temperature. —W. H. Torbert, Druggist, 750 Main street. —Byrne Bros. & […]
The Dubuque Daily Herald Saturday April 1, 1893 AGED ALEX LEVI DEAD. A Resident of Dubuque Nearly Sixty Years, Fifty Years a Mason—The First Alien Naturalized in Iowa. He Passed Away last Evening from the Effects of Paralysis Which Over Came Him Last Wednesday. The intelligence that Alexander Levi died last night at 8:30 o’clock […]
The Telegraph-Herald and Times – Journal Monday February 29, 1932 CHAIRMAN SAUL OF SUPERVISORS DIES ON SUNDAY Was Lifelong City and Mayor of Dubuque Several Times James Saul, chairman of the Dubuque county board of supervisors and a former mayor of the city of Dubuque, died in a hospital at Rochester. Minn, at 12:45 o’clock Sunday […]