HAGGERTY, Otto P. - Revision history

Randylyon at 01:07, 18 September 2017

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	Haggerty, Otto P. (Dubuque, IA, Aug. 27, 1910--Dubuque, IA, Nov. 11, 1952). Haggerty operated the popular barge from which thousands have fished across the [[MISSISSIPPI RIVER]] from [[EAGLE POINT PARK]]. Haggerty had an agreement with bridge maintenance workers that he would answer an emergency whistle if a worker happened to fall into the river.		Haggerty, Otto P. (Dubuque, IA, Aug. 27, 1910--Dubuque, IA, Nov. 11, 1952). Haggerty operated the popular barge from which thousands have fished across the [[MISSISSIPPI RIVER]] from [[EAGLE POINT PARK]]. Haggerty had an agreement with bridge maintenance workers that he would answer an emergency whistle if a worker happened to fall into the river.

	On February 7, 1952, Haggerty was an important participant in the rescue of a Dubuque resident who fell through thin ~~ICE~~ south of the barge. Haggerty and others nearby quickly nailed lumber together to form a catwalk to rescue the person clinging to the edge of the ice. Ironically, Haggerty drowned when he fell from the stern of a boat which was crossing the river to his barge.		On February 7, 1952, Haggerty was an important participant in the rescue of a Dubuque resident who fell through thin ice south of the barge. Haggerty and others nearby quickly nailed lumber together to form a catwalk to rescue the person clinging to the edge of the ice. Ironically, Haggerty drowned when he fell from the stern of a boat which was crossing the river to his barge.

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Randylyon at 17:47, 16 September 2016

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	Haggerty, Otto P. (Dubuque, IA, Aug. 27, 1910--Dubuque, IA, Nov. 11, 1952). ~~Barge operator.~~ Haggerty operated the popular barge from which thousands have fished across the [[MISSISSIPPI RIVER]] from [[EAGLE POINT PARK]]. Haggerty had an agreement with bridge maintenance workers that he would answer an emergency whistle if a worker happened to fall into the river.		Haggerty, Otto P. (Dubuque, IA, Aug. 27, 1910--Dubuque, IA, Nov. 11, 1952). Haggerty operated the popular barge from which thousands have fished across the [[MISSISSIPPI RIVER]] from [[EAGLE POINT PARK]]. Haggerty had an agreement with bridge maintenance workers that he would answer an emergency whistle if a worker happened to fall into the river.

	On February 7, 1952, Haggerty was an important participant in the rescue of a Dubuque resident who fell through thin [[ICE]] south of the barge. Haggerty and others nearby quickly nailed lumber together to form a catwalk to rescue the person clinging to the edge of the ice. Ironically, Haggerty drowned when he fell from the stern of a boat which was crossing the river to his barge.		On February 7, 1952, Haggerty was an important participant in the rescue of a Dubuque resident who fell through thin ICE south of the barge. Haggerty and others nearby quickly nailed lumber together to form a catwalk to rescue the person clinging to the edge of the ice. Ironically, Haggerty drowned when he fell from the stern of a boat which was crossing the river to his barge.

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Randylyon at 02:47, 1 March 2010

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	Haggerty, Otto P. (Dubuque, IA, Aug. 27, 1910--Dubuque, IA, Nov. 11, 1952). Barge operator. Haggerty operated the popular barge from which thousands have fished across the [[MISSISSIPPI RIVER]] from [[EAGLE POINT PARK]]. Haggerty had an agreement with bridge maintenance workers that he would answer an emergency whistle if a worker happened to fall into the river.		Haggerty, Otto P. (Dubuque, IA, Aug. 27, 1910--Dubuque, IA, Nov. 11, 1952). Barge operator. Haggerty operated the popular barge from which thousands have fished across the [[MISSISSIPPI RIVER]] from [[EAGLE POINT PARK]]. Haggerty had an agreement with bridge maintenance workers that he would answer an emergency whistle if a worker happened to fall into the river.

	On February 7, 1952, Haggerty was an important participant in the rescue of a Dubuque resident who fell through thin ~~ice~~ south of the barge. Haggerty and others nearby quickly nailed lumber together to form a catwalk to rescue the person ~~slinging~~ to the edge of the ice. Ironically, Haggerty drowned when he fell from the stern of a boat which was crossing the river to his barge.		On February 7, 1952, Haggerty was an important participant in the rescue of a Dubuque resident who fell through thin [[ICE]] south of the barge. Haggerty and others nearby quickly nailed lumber together to form a catwalk to rescue the person clinging to the edge of the ice. Ironically, Haggerty drowned when he fell from the stern of a boat which was crossing the river to his barge.

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Haggerty, Otto P. (Dubuque, IA, Aug. 27, 1910--Dubuque, IA, Nov. 11, 1952). Barge operator. Haggerty operated the popular barge from which thousands have fished across the [[MISSISSIPPI RIVER]] from [[EAGLE POINT PARK]]. Haggerty had an agreement with bridge maintenance workers that he would answer an emergency whistle if a worker happened to fall into the river.

On February 7, 1952, Haggerty was an important participant in the rescue of a Dubuque resident who fell through thin ice south of the barge. Haggerty and others nearby quickly nailed lumber together to form a catwalk to rescue the person slinging to the edge of the ice. Ironically, Haggerty drowned when he fell from the stern of a boat which was crossing the river to his barge.