The Dubuque Herald August 12, 1887 Local News In Brief OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,} WASHINGTON, D. C., August 12, 1 :30 a. m.} Indications—For Iowa: Slightly cooler and fair weather, preceded in the extreme southeastern portion by local rains. variable winds, generally from north to west. —W. H. Torbert—Druggist. —Byrne Bros. & […]
The Telegraph-Herald Sunday April 29, 1917 This Log Cabin Built in Dubuque 90 Years Ago By French Trapper An historic log cabin, built ninety years ago at what is now the corner of Second and Locust streets, is now being removed to make room for a model oiling station to be erected by the Standard […]
The Dubuque Daily Herald Thursday August 11, 1887 THE RAILROADS. The Logic of the Burlington in the Cut Rates Deal—The Outlook at the North. THE CUT MAY NOT COME. It is affirmed and confidently believed that the cut determined on and threatened by the Chicago, Burlington and Northern will never be made. To a man […]
The Dubuque Herald August 11, 1887 Local News In Brief OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,} WASHINGTON, D. C., August 11, 1 :30 a. m.} Indications—For Iowa: Slightly cooler and fair weather, preceded in the extreme southeastern portion by local rains. variable winds, generally from north to west. —W. H. Torbert—Druggist. —Byrne Bros. & Co., […]
The Dubuque Daily Herald Friday August 26, 1887 THE SOUTHWESTERN. The Railroad Project to Kansas City and the Southwest Receives Daily Encouragement. Letters Received Daily Promising Aid and Encouragement to the Line. Mr. B. J. O’Neil was seen yesterday upon the street, and in response to the question, “How are they coming out with the new […]
The Dubuque Daily Herald Wednesday August 10, 1887 THE COMMISSIONERS. They Arrive to Hear Further Evidence and Argument in the Switching Charges. The Meeting Largely Attended by the Dubuque Business Man Who Are Interested. Both Sides of the Case Presented but Neither in a Very Able Manner. The Entire Day Consumed and but Very Little Progress […]
The Dubuque Herald August 9, 1887 Local News In Brief OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,} WASHINGTON, D. C., August 9, 1 :30 a. m.} Indications—For Iowa: Cooler, fair weather winds shifting to northwest and becoming variable. —W. H. Torbert—Druggist. —Byrne Bros. & Co., undertakers.—tf —Stoves stored at Fry’s. Telephone 15.—tf —Meals 25c at […]
Dubuque Daily Herald Sunday August 28, 1887 The High Bridge. The fifth span of the High Bridge over the river is almost completed to the big pier on the west side of the channel. This span is the right wing of the cantilever, the sixth span being that over the channel, and therefore nearly twice the […]
The Dubuque Herald August 2, 1887 Local News In Brief OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,} WASHINGTON, D. C., August 2, 1 :30 a. m.} Indications—For Iowa: Fair weather. stationary temperature, with light variable winds —W. H. Torbert—Druggist. —Byrne Bros. & Co., undertakers.—tf —Stoves stored at Fry’s. Telephone 15.—tf —Meals 25c at Sam Upton’s. […]
The Dubuque Daily Herald Sunday August 7, 1887 THE RAILWAYS. The C. B. & N. Threatens to Cut Back at the M. & N. W. for St. Paul Business. A Great Activity on the Western End of the Illinois Central—Much Work Doing. From the Chicago papers we learn that the Chicago, Burlington and Northern are about […]