Quinn Mouck Funeral Services Died at Mt Pleasant
Quinn Mouck died October 14 1912 at Mt Pleasant Iowa after a two year illness of spinal meningitis He was aged 32 and a grandson of William Mouck He taught in Ogden Utah and Lawton Oklahoma He was an active Congregationalist and is survived by his parents three sisters a brother a widow and a five year old son Funeral held at P H Fisher home in Mt Pleasant with Rev Thomas Osborn officiating It mentions relatives from Chicago Omaha and Minneapolis visiting the mother Dollie Wilkins West Burlington street is noted.
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Quinn Mouck
Mt. Pleasant
Iowa
Mr. Mouck
William Mouck
John Mouck
P. H. Fisher
Creston
Lincoln University
Ogden
Utah
Lawton
Oklahoma
Congregational Church
Mouck
Chicago
Omaha
West Washington Street
Thomas Osborn
C. H. Bivens
Death of Benjamin Barnes Noted Fairfield Citizen
Benjamin Barnes, a well known Fairfield resident born in Ohio on March 12 1834, died yesterday at 3 45 pm after a year long illness and a paralysis stroke. He is survived by his widow with no children. The funeral will be from his home tomorrow at 2 30 pm with Rev. Thomas Osborn conducting.
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Benjamin Barnes
Mr. Barnes
Ohio
Fairfield
Thomas Osborn
Straw vote depends upon hat passer in Corvallis
The Portland Oregonian notes four straw ballots conducted by canvassers on Corvallis streets. Results show Taft and Wilson scoring unevenly across passes while Debs and Roosevelt appear in limited counts. The piece warns straw polls are unreliable, signaling results depend on who passes the hat.
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Portland Oregonian
Corvallis
Ore
George Denman
Taft
Chafin
Wilson
Roosevelt
Debs
Bob Johnson
Dr. Hanford
Montana Seeks Immigrants Here For Montana Immigrants Here For Montana
Rev Father E P Guemard of Three Forks Montana arrives in Fairfield to speak on Montana immigrant opportunities. Acting as immigration agent with railroad sanction, he aims to help foreign emigrants settle near churches and gain new starts in life.
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E. P. Guemard
Three Forks
Montana
Fairfield
Chicago
Milwaukee and Puget Sound
Carrol
Ilelena
Father Hogan
Father Guemard
May Bring Back the McNamaras
Indianapolis district attorney Miller refused to confirm or deny reports that the McNamaras would be brought back from a California prison to testify in the dynamite conspiracy cases. Defense attorneys say their appearance would aid the other forty nine indicted men.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Miller
McNamaras
California
Woman Endorses Foley's Honey and Tar Compound
Mrs. Peter Holan of Cleveland reports her boy recovered quickly from a severe bout of whooping cough after using Foley's Honey and Tar Compound. The advertisement notes the product is for sale by L. S. Bradshaw & Co.
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Geo
T. Craddock
Rubie, Ark
Foley
L. S. Bradshaw & Co
Advt
Peter Holan
Buckeye Rd
Cleveland
Oklahoma University Installs New President
Norman Oklahoma October 21 Dr Stratton D Brooks formerly superintendent of Boston public schools was inaugurated as president of the University of Oklahoma. The ceremony drew a large crowd including university leaders from across the country and many alumni.
Postal Thieves Gang Is Caught
Chicago inspectors captured Mrs Edna Phillips and Thomas J Sharp in connection with an alleged gang of postal money order thieves. The group allegedly forged and cashed hundreds of money orders totaling about 50000 dollars nationwide over the past year. Eight suspects remain at large including two women.
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Chicago
Edna Phillips
Thomas J. Sharp
Lover Kills Two and Personal Crisis Reports
Eureka California October 21 Charles Baxter dying and his wife dead from revolver shots fired by George Clark after Baxter refused to serve Clark's sweetheart in the Baxter restaurant where she once worked. Clark then killed himself.
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Eureka
Cal
Charles Baxter
George Clark
Baxter
Clark
Pine Bluff Hosts Grand Lodge and State Convention
Pine Bluff Arkansas hosts the annual Grand Lodge meeting of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows and the State convention of the Rebekahs this week. More than 1,000 delegates and visitors are attending from across the state.
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Clarksville
Tenn
Tennessee
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Grand Lodge
Pine Bluff
Ark
Rebekahs
Arkansas
American Missionary Association Meeting Opens in Buffalo
Delegates from across the country arrive in Buffalo for the annual American Missionary Association gathering. The convention opens tomorrow and will run through Wednesday with discussions on mission efforts and funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Missionary Association Meeting
Buffalo
N. Y
American Missionary Association
Convention Opens Tomorrow With Church Worker Addresses
The convention will open tomorrow and run through Wednesday and Thursday. Many noted church workers and missionaries are slated to speak, delivering addresses during the sessions.
Notice of Final Settlement in McVey Estate
Notice to heirs at law and interested persons that by October 24 1912 a final report will be on file in the Clerk of the District Court Jeffer son county Iowa seeking approval and discharge of administrator C H Linder and release of his bond sureties. Contest permitted. Leggett and McKenney attorneys for administrator.
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Elizabeth McVey
Jefferson County
Towa
C. H. Linder
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John Larsonne
Anna Wilkins
Minneapolis, Minn
Dollie Wilkins
West Burlington Street
City
Henry Price
Thomas's
Salebell
Saturda
Hallowe
Alger
PSE
Fen
Fairfield View
Hallowe’en
Saene i
Hens Ee
Aneel Oe
A Eleies Src
Che Ae
Yucatan
Lada Eee
Rae Ce Ee
Children’s Toy Shop
Clyde C. Bell
Optome
Montana Immigration
Acation
University of Oklahoma
Missouri
University of Michigan
Harvard University
Boston
Danville
University of Illinois
Dexter
Gaines Bros
West Side Square
Oklahoma University
Arkansas Grand Lodge
Union Press
Leggett & McKenney
Michigan
A. M. Sargent
Fairfield, Ia
America
Continents
Lia Island
T. F. McNew
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