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Jacob Studer

Birth	:	Feb 1858 Cedar County, Iowa, USA
Death	:	9 Feb 1907 Forest City, Winnebago County, Iowa, USA
Burial	:	Saint Stanislaus Roman Catholic Cemetery New, Lively, Greater Sudbury Municipality, Canada
Coordinate	:	46.4316700, -81.1162900
Plot	:	Section 2
Description	:	THE CEDAR RAPIDS REPUBLICAN February 10, 1907 JACOB STUDER DEAD. TOOK HYDROCHLORIC ACID OVER A WEEK AGO AND DIED YESTERDAY. Jacob Studer, the blacksmith who drank hydrochloric acid over a week ago in an attempt to end his life died yesterday at noon at Mercy Hospital. Studer had been living alone in a room at the rear of his blacksmith shop at 1669 B Street West. He seems to have become despondent and drank hydrochloric acid. His mouth and throat were terribly burned. The attending physician did not think from the first that he could recover. Little could be done except wait... Read More	THE CEDAR RAPIDS REPUBLICAN February 10, 1907 JACOB STUDER DEAD. TOOK HYDROCHLORIC ACID OVER A WEEK AGO AND DIED YESTERDAY. Jacob Studer, the blacksmith who drank hydrochloric acid over a week ago in an attempt to end his life died yesterday at noon at Mercy Hospital. Studer had been living alone in a room at the rear of his blacksmith shop at 1669 B Street West. He seems to have become despondent and drank hydrochloric acid. His mouth and throat were terribly burned. The attending physician did not think from the first that he could recover. Little could be done except wait for death which came eight or nine days after Studer attempted suicide. The remains will be taken to Lisbon, Iowa for interment. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ WATERLOO DAILY COURIER August 20, 1900 SHOT THE MARSHAL City Officer Shot Down By Blacksmith in Forest City. Three Shots Fired by Culprit, One Hitting His Own Son. Is Now In Jail Awaiting Trial For Attempt to Murder. Forest City- A serious shooting affray took place about 10 o’clock, in which the city marshal, Homer D. Miles, was seriously wounded. Jake Studer, a blacksmith, had been on a debauch for several days and went home about that hour and began to smash up the furniture and made things disagreeable for his family. His wife sent for the marshal, who appeared at the door of the house and asked what the trouble was about. No sooner were the words out of his mouth than Studer opened fire on him with a 32-caliber revolver. He shot three times, one shot taking effect just below the collar bone and another in the side. Another shot struck a young son of Studers who was standing near. Sheriff J. C. Anderson was awakened, and placed the culprit under arrest, and he now languishes in the county bastille. He had reloaded his revolver and made resistance to the sheriff, but the officer was too nervy and quick for him and the man was soon in the toils. The marshal walked to the office of Messr. Irish and Vesterborg, where his wounds were dressed and he was taken to his home, where he is resting as easily as possible, considering the serious nature of his wounds, and it is supposed he may recover soon, though his chances are not very great, as both bullets found lodgment inside the chest cavity. The boy was shot just back of the left ear and the bullet lodged near his jawbone. His condition, too, is considered extremely serious. Marshal Miles was a fearless officer, and was never known to fear, any due, and for this reason is not prepared for the attempt upon his life. He was armed, but the shooting occurred in so short a space of time that it was impossible for him to take means of self-defense. Studer bears a bad reputation and it is said he has held a grudge against the marshal for a couple of years, growing out of an arrest for drunkenness on a previous occasion. The shooting created the greatest excitement, and knots of people have congregated on the corners all morning discussing the affair. The weapon used was an Iver-Johnson 32-caliber, short revolver, and it was in his hand when he was placed under arrest by the sheriff. The greatest indignation is felt on account of the affair, and should either of the victims die, it might go pretty hard with the perpetrator of the deed. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Parents: Phillip Studer & Amanda Breece Wife: Emma Jane Ferguson (divorced) Children: Carrie, Elmer, Phillip, Flora, Mary & Albert Wayne (Lived in Forest City, IA)

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Where is Jacob Studer's memorial?
Jacob Studer's memorial is located at: Saint Stanislaus Roman Catholic Cemetery New, Lively, Greater Sudbury Municipality, Canada.
When did Jacob Studer death?
Jacob Studer death on 9 Feb 1907 in Forest City, Winnebago County, Iowa, USA
Where are the coordinates of the Jacob Studer's memorial?
Latitude: 46.4316700
Longitude: -81.1162900

Family Members:

Parent

Phillip Studer

(1822 - 1901)

Amanda Breece Studer

(1833 - 1917)

Spouse

Siblings

Warren J. Studer

(1854 - 1936)

Charles Studer

(1866 - 1946)

Clara B. Studer Lackmann

(1872 - 1956)

Children

Carrie B Studer Durant

(1882 - 1976)

Flora B. Studer Kuns

(1889 - 1977)

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Nearby Cemetories:

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Coordinate: 46.4316700, -81.1162900

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14. St. Joseph's Catholic Cemetery
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Coordinate: 46.6094760, -81.0542630

16. Grassy Lake Cemetery
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22. Elbow Ridge Cemetery
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Coordinate: 46.3236700, -80.7989760

23. Ruff Pioneer Cemetery
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