Hugo Aloysius Pape was born in Bödefeld, Germany, the son of Anton Pape and Regina Allers. They emigrated from Bremen on the Weser, arriving in Baltimore, Maryland, on 5 April 1883. The family settled in Evanston, Illinois. Hugo served as a private in Battery G of the Army's Fifth Regiment of Artillery in the Spanish-American War, and was later a commander of a Spanish-American War veterans group.
He married Josephine Didier on June 20, 1905; they had five children. Soon after he began a 45-year career as a locomotive engineer with the North Western Railway. He also served as an alderman with the City of Evanston in the late 1930s.
He married Josephine Didier on June 20, 1905; they had five children. Soon after he began a 45-year career as a locomotive engineer with the North Western Railway. He also served as an alderman with the City of Evanston in the late 1930s.
Hugo Aloysius Pape was born in Bödefeld, Germany, the son of Anton Pape and Regina Allers. They emigrated from Bremen on the Weser, arriving in Baltimore, Maryland, on 5 April 1883. The family settled in Evanston, Illinois. Hugo served as a private in Battery G of the Army's Fifth Regiment of Artillery in the Spanish-American War, and was later a commander of a Spanish-American War veterans group.
He married Josephine Didier on June 20, 1905; they had five children. Soon after he began a 45-year career as a locomotive engineer with the North Western Railway. He also served as an alderman with the City of Evanston in the late 1930s.
He married Josephine Didier on June 20, 1905; they had five children. Soon after he began a 45-year career as a locomotive engineer with the North Western Railway. He also served as an alderman with the City of Evanston in the late 1930s.
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