Death of John Quinlin in St. Louis noted in obituary
John Quinlin born London January 8 1861 died December 5 1906 at St Marys Infirmary St Louis after a week long heart disease illness age 45 years 10 months 27 days. Remains brought to his mother Mrs Ellen Quinlin Russell then to Chariton for funeral services at St Marys Catholic church conducted by Rev Father Kennedy at ten. Interment Calvary cemetery. He moved to Ireland as an infant and to America May 27 1879 worked in railroad contracting and later as foreman of Cassidy Company St Louis. He leaves a mother two sisters Mrs Patrick Ford Kansas City and Mrs Honora Eggers Roseland Louisiana and many relatives.
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John Quinlin
London
St. Marys Infirmary
St. Louis
Ellen Quinlin
Russell
Chariton
St. Marys Catholic Church
Father Kennedy
Roseland
Louisiana
Settled Claim Promptly The Homesteaders Des Moines Iowa
A claimant thanks The Homesteaders insurance society of Des Moines Iowa for prompt full settlement after an injury. Robert Fulton reports courteous handling, lauds no red tape and quick resolution, and recommends the society to fellow Homesteaders.
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Des Moines
Robert Fulton
Resignations Open Way for New Meat Market Near Square
George Scott resigns as night baggageman at the depot and with his son Carl who also quits, will open a meat market on the east side of the square early next week. John Burgett is appointed to fill the vacancy created by the resignations of Mr Scott and George Williby as assistant day baggageman.
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George Scott
Carl
John Burgett
Mr. Scott
George Williby
Burgett
Address by Prof Manning at Presbyterian Church on Friday
Sunday School Secretary Prof Manning of the State Sabbath School Association will speak at the Presbyterian church Friday afternoon at two and again at seven thirty in the evening on the topic Pivotal: Periods in Childhood and Youth with a blackboard illustration. An offering will be taken for state and county Sunday School work.
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Manning Field
State Sabbath School Association
Presbyterian Church
Kendall Named Speaker Designate for Upcoming Legislature
Hon Nate E Kendall of Monroe county is expected to be elected speaker of the House in the coming session. This would be Kendall's fourth term and follows a strong reputation as a lawmaker. Born in Lucas county Washington township he graduated from Chariton high school.
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Kendall
Nate E. Kendall
Monroe County
House of Representatives
House
Lucas County
Washington
Chariton High School
Train 118 Derailed Near Redding Delays Chariton Arrival
South Branch passenger No. 118 jumped the track near Redding on Saturday and did not reach Chariton until Sunday evening. Passengers and baggage were removed to Chariton Sunday afternoon at 1 30. Baggage man Miller suffered a slight burn on his hand but no other injuries reported.
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South Branch
Chariton
Redding
Miller
Notice to Hunters At Derby Iowa 1906
Notice posted in Derby Iowa warns hunters and trespassers no hunting with guns dogs or nets on premises. The notice states no permit will be given and law will be enforced to the fullest extent. Signed by Leander Moore F L Throckmorton WP Taylor and others. Derby Iowa Oct 23 1906.
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Leander Moore
L Throckmorton
Taylor
JK Wolverton
Throckmorton
Shrieve Morford T Grimes
Isaac ‘Taylor
F Lazear
Fred Throckmorton
Derby
Iowa
Closing Out Sale at Godsberry Store Transition
Prices cut on art goods pictures chinaware and bric-a-brac in Godsberry's store as a sacrifice sale before Christmas. New holiday stock will be added from Hollinger & Larimer building opening in a few days. Also notes on staff changes and a school board social invitation linked to local figures.
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Hollinger & Larimer
Godsberry
Weekend Travels of Local Residents Mentioned in City Notes
Miss Anna Lundgren traveled to Des Moines for a week’s visit. Mrs W P Beem and daughter Maggie went to Indianola to spend time with Miss Elizabeth Wadsworth and Miss Grace Nash. Mrs Grace Wright of Oklahoma City arrived, visiting due to her mother’s illness. Homer Cresap visited Tuscoga from Thursday to Sunday. Minnie Yocom was taken ill with a hemorrhage. Myrtle Sorin is at home awaiting trim events in Sterling, Allerton, and Greenlee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa
Minnie
B. Ge Johnson
Sterling
Allerton
M Greenlee
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Weg
Red Cross Pharmac
Gevens
Missouri
Mrs. Steele
South Side Square
Homer McManus
Storie & Patton
South McAlester
J. T
McManus
West
George Johns
W. W. Whitfield
Mra
W.W. B. Penick
Amanda
Mabel William Son
Galesburg
Illinois
John “Williamson
Haviland
Turkey
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