The Dubuque Daily Herald Tuesday April 12, 1887 INTO THE SILENT LAND. Funeral of Noble C. Ryder on Sunday Afternoon—Resolutions of Respect. The funeral of the late Noble C. Ryder was held Sunday afternoon from the house at the corner of Locust and Fifteenth street. The services were conducted by Rev. Dr. Burrell, of the Second […]
The Dubuque Daily Herald Sunday April 10, 1887 The Last Sad Rites. The funeral of Mr. Noble C. Ryder, whose untimely end was the one topic of conversation yesterday, will be held this afternoon from; the residence of the deceased, on the corner of Fifteenth and Locust streets, with interment at Linwood cemetery. Mr. Ryder left […]
The Dubuque Daily Herald Saturday April 9, 1887 FOUND DEAD. Mr. Noble C. Ryder Mysteriously Disappears from His Mill Yesterday Forenoon. His Partners and Friends, After a Thorough Search Discover His Lifeless Remains. Yesterday forenoon Mr. Noble C. Ryder, of the firm of Carr, Ryder & Wheeler, left his desk in that office and started from the […]