The Telegraph-Herald Wednesday June 1, 1921 Major Connolly Is Laid To Rest While Dubuque Pays Reverent Tribute Business Generally Suspended For One Hour While Dead Aviator Is Borne To Grave—- Firing Squad And Bugler At Cemetery— Funeral Marked By Simplicity. All Dubuque paid a last tribute to the late Major Maurice Connolly today, when […]
The Telegraph-Herald Monday May 30, 1921 MAURICE CONNOLLY was a native of Dubuque. having been born here on March 13, 1887. His father, the late Thomas Connolly, was a pioneer carriage manufacturer of Iowa. His mother, who had been an invalid for two years, died in January of the present year. The burden of her last […]
The Telegraph-Herald EST. MAY 11, 1936 10 PAGES DUBUQUE, IOWA MONDAY MAY 30, 1921 PRICE 3 CENTS VOL.68, NO.101 MAURICE CONNOLLY KILLED MEETS DEATH WITH SIX OTHERS IN FALL OF HUGE AIRPLANE CRAFT CAUGHT IN FIERCE STORM GOES CRASHING TO EARTH WHEN PILOT LOSES CONTROL; ACCIDENT OCCURS NEAR WASHINGTON—ARMY OFFICERS PLAN INVESTIGATION. While in the […]
The Telegraph-Herald Monday January 15, 1973 Staff Photo Fire guts Nagle mansion Smoke from the blazing mansion blackens the sky as firemen direct hoses at the rear. By JIM MILLER and JACK BRIMEYER T-H Staff Writers The imposing Nagle mansion at 1637 Iowa St. was gutted by fire this morning and authorities were checking reports that the […]
The Telegraph-Herald Tuesday December 29, 1903 HE DIED SUDDENLY Mr. Thomas Connolly Stricken With Apoplexy on Monday Night. THE END WAS PAINLESS Death Immediately Followed the Stroke Which Came at Eleven O’Clock. Mr. Thomas Connolly, one of the best-known of Dubuque’s veteran manufacturers, died at the family residence, 1637 Iowa street, on Monday night at eleven […]