Local Happenings in Cape County and Surroundings
Miss Imogene Winyard travels to the Cape Tuesday morning while Orren Wilson of the Cape handles business here. Coy appearances include Heinburg's ads for suits and new baby show plans for November 17. Local visits feature Bloo mfield and Fredericktown residents, Mrs. Spradling ill, and many trips to Jackson, Chaffee, and Dexter as towns exchange news and shopping experiences.
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Imogene Winyard
Cape
Orren Wilson
Heinburg's
Jim Bennett
M. S. Spradling
Harry Williams
Columbia
Addie Russell
St. Louis
Lulu Whitener
Fredericktown
Blanche Lotus
G. W. Winyard
Caruthersville
Heinburg
Fritz Elbrecht
Claus Kerstner
Cape Tuesday
Ellen
Consort Dickey
W. D. Dickey
Lutesville
Card of Thanks for Eva R. Mogler
The family extends heartfelt gratitude to friends and neighbors who offered support and sympathy during the illness and death of Mrs. Eva R. Mogler. She will be remembered with love. The Children.
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Eva R. Mogler
the Childern
Mrs. Bauer Dies at Beech Ridge Home
Jessie Bauer wife of David J Bauer died October 28 at her Beech Ridge home. Daughter of Robert Sides who lives near Neely's Landing. She was a devout Christian woman and leaves many friends in the county to mourn her loss.
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Jessie
David J. Bauer
Beech Ridge
Robert Sides
Neely’s Landing
Sunday School Convention in Jefferson City Upcoming Dates
The Forty-fifth Annual State Convention of the Missouri interdenominational US Association will meet at the M E Church South in Jefferson City on November 15 16 17 and 19 with reduced rail fares offered on all roads to attendees and participants.
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The
Missouri
U. S. Association
M. E
Second Disaster At Delagua Mine In Colorado
A coal mine explosion at Victor American Fuel Co mine No 2 Delagua near Trinidad Colo Nov 10 traps about seventy men. About fifty escaped unharmed while five were killed and four injured at the mouth during tipple rebuilding. The blast also damaged No 3 entrance. hopes remain for workers deeper inside. The incident follows a prior district disaster with over fifty dead.
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Trinidad
Colo
Victor American Fuel Company
Delagua
Here
No. 3
IOWA NAMES A DEMOCRAT
Des Moines Iowa November 10 B F Carroll defeated for governor by a small plurality though Republican leaders say country districts will save him Governor Carroll scratched behind his ticket in practically every precinct The remainder of the state ticket probably Republican Republicans likely hold the legislature and will elect a successor to the late Jonathan P Dolliver
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Des Moines
B. F. Carroll
Itep
Claude R. Porter
Carroll
Jonathan FP. Dolliver
Caleb Powers Elected in Kentucky Congress Race
Caleb Powers of Louisville Kentucky, thrice convicted for the murder of Governor William Goebel and later pardoned by Governor Willson, is elected to Congress in Kentucky’s Eleventh district. Powers had faced two hangings and a life sentence. several Democratic incumbents Olle James A C Stanley Ben Johnson Swager Shirley AB Douse James Cantrill and Harvey Helm are reelected.
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Louieville
Caleb Powers
William E. Goebel
Kentucky
Willson
Powers
Olle James
A. C. Stanley
Ben Johnson
Swager Shirley
A. B. Douse
James C. Cantrill
Harvey Helm
Prohibition Silence Helps Dems as Alabama Votes
In Birmingham on November 10, voters largely abstained from polling due to prohibition issues. Emmett ONeal, Democrat, defeats Republican J O Thompson by an estimated 20 000 to 30 000 margin for Alabama governor. Early returns also indicate eight of nine Democratic congressmen likely reelected beyond doubt.
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Birmingham
Ala
Alabama
Emmett O'Neal
J. O. Thompann
Dlacindta
First District Race Hints at Doremus Victory
In Michigan Detroit on November 10 the First congressional district featured a close race between Deaby and Dem. candidate Doremus, with predictions favoring Doremus. Osborn led as Republican governor-elect by about 40,000, and the Republican majority in the new legislature suggested Townsend's U.S. Senate chair. Oklahoma City reports no woman’s suffrage approval. Oklahoma stayed a prohibition state after a heavy vote on resubmission.
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Detroit
Mich
Colorcsyman Deaby
Frank BH
Doremua
Doremus
Roturnas
Chase
Osborn
Charles K. Townsend
United States
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Okla
Colquitt Leads Texas Governorship by Large Margin
Texas returns show Colquitt Democrat leads governor race with 615 precincts reporting and Terrell Republican far behind. Colquitt carries state by about 100000 to 110000. all 16 Democratic congressional candidates elected. In Jacksonville, statewide prohibition amendment appears defeated by over 6000 votes with 2710 for and 2985 against.
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Texas
Ft. Worth
Tex
Colquitt
Terrell
Jacksonville
Oregon Will Remain Wet After Reforms Indicate Change
Portland reports that reforms indicate Oregon will stay wet, with officials stating the state will not move toward prohibition. The Nov 10 dispatch notes the reform momentum and the continued legality of alcohol sales statewide.
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Portland
Probate Court Docket Cape Girardeau 1910
Probate docket from Cape Girardeau Missouri lists names of executors guardians and minors across November 14 to November 17 1910 with multiple estates guardianships and administrators noted. The court convenes under Judge of Probate and records include Alfred topics such as Frissell Reisenbichler and Summers among others and reference deceased estates and wards.
Pretty home wedding ties Lillian Armstrong to Emanuel Milde
A quiet Wednesday evening ceremony at the bride’s parents home united Miss Lillian Armstrong and Emanuel Milde with Rev. J. M. McFarlane officiating. The couple, well known in the city, celebrated with games, prizes, and refreshments as relatives and close friends offered gifts and congratulations.
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J. A. Armstrong
Lillian Armstrong
Emanuel Milde
J. M. McFarlane
Milde
The
Herald
Tuesday Club Meets With Mrs Hoffmeister Guests List
The Tuesday Club met with Mrs. Louis Hoffmeister last Tuesday with nice refreshments. Attendees included Mesdames Sibley Goyert Wilson Schmuke Snider Henderson.
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Louis Hoffmeister
Mesdames Sibley
Goyert
Wilson
Schmuke
Snider
Henderson
Box Shower For Miss Lillian Armstrong
A surprise box shower was held last Thursday night at Mrs. Fred Goyert’s home for Miss Lillian Armstrong. Guests arrived on time each bearing a boxed gift of useful articles. The gathering proceeded with a full turnout of ladies and the event concluded with cheerful refreshments.
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Lillian Armstrong
Fred Goyert
Aldrich appears set to win Nebraska governor race
With 14 of 51 counties reported, Chester H. Aldrich a Republican seems assured of the governor's post by no less than 10 000 votes. Hitchcock's win is conceded by party leaders, with the legislature likely Democratic and three of Nebraska’s congressmen expected to be Democrats.
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Omaha
Neb
Chester H. Aldrich
Nebraska
Aldrich
Dahlman
Douglas
Hitchcock
Hunesenter
Republcan
Democratic State Central Committee
Foss elected Massachusetts governor by about twenty thousand
Boston November 10 Congressman Eugene N Foss the Democratic nominee was elected governor of Massachusetts by roughly 20 000 plurality and will succeed Eben Draper in January The Democratic gains extend to the state legislature but joint ballot margins favor Lodge and Republicans anticipate gains in the Senate and House across the state ticket
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Boston
Mass
Eugene N. Foss
Massachusetts
Eben
Draper
Proth- Ingham
Rep
Foss
Lodge
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Cape County Savings Bank
J. W. McCombs, JR
Maude Hitt
Cape Girardeau
Ma Dusenberry
Armory Hall
Frank Neal
Bloomfield
Ella Blomeyer
Charleston
John Hart
McNeely
Sallie Peterman
Walls
Clyde
Will Wessel
Kansas City
R. M. McCombs
Clarence Snider
Ben Sundermann
Geo. Riddle
Dexter
Mattie East
John Dickerson
Jackson
Cape County
City Transfer Co
Mg Havey Jones
Harvey
Leon Clippard
Peoples National Bank
A. B. Newell
Colorado
Chaffee
Big Muddy
Carterville
Kasten & Schmuke Press Brick Co
Tom Hunt
Springfield
John Rider
John Eaton
John Bengenheimer
Jackson Opera House
W. B. Schaefer
Louis Milde
A. Kuellmer
Charles Schneer
Jim
C. A. Newton
Court House
Clara Mueller
Pasadena
Cal
Mary Horrell
Jno. Mabrey
Baltimore
Maryland
Ladies and Society of the Presbyterian Church
Gerry Sibley
Blucher Sperling
Bonne Terre
Henry Sperling
Wood
H. H. Mueller
John C. Buerkle
Margaret McEndree
German Evangelical Church
Buergle
Black Diamond Coal Co
Miss McEndree
Jackson Exchange Bank
John A. Snider
Clarence L. Grant
Cashier
Blucher
Ing
Louis F. Wagner
Asst
Iowa
Republicana Carry
Jonathan P. Dolliver
Gov
Goebel
Polla
Agenet Democrats
Michigan
Townsend
U. S
Oregon
Cape Girardeau County
Althenthal
Moenry, Jr
Henry Altenthal, Sr
Bosse
Henry
Guardian
Richard
Chas
Justay
Freda Bosse
Brown
W. W
Grover
Walter Brown
Hirune
Fritz
Oscar Brune
Beardslee
Thos
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Heardslee
Frissell
Frank
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Flentye
T. P
Emile Flentye
Kate
Gusta Frissell
Minor Hinton
TH. TV
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Houck
Z. F
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Insane
Norris
Bera
Glover Harris
Jones
J. F
Orta
Gertrude
Tenry
Georgia Hector
Kiehine
Chas, G
Freda
Walter
Alma
Frederiel
Kiehne
Emil Amelunge
Minor
Koebrel
Herman
Goerdian
Adolph
Ida Kovtrel
Morrison
Chas. S
Harold KE. Morrison
Medley
Jnc
Henry W. Wiseman
Meyer
Jullundr
Christina Haase
Jusarve
Mir'y
Otto
Martin
Concordia
Mirly
Mason
Byrd
Rodney Mason
Propleton
B. S
Carl Ruth Ciehn
Welty
William M. Turner
Wilkinson
Sarah R
Georgia A. Wilkinson
Milo
Roy
Ruby
Raymond Leste
Wissman
T. G. Phillips
White
G. E
Addie Corene White
Zimmermann
Dante Tosehol
Eow
Ways
Milde-Armstrong
McCon Bs
Flossie Kurre
Hazel Henderson
Litzelfelner
Armstrong
Kurre
Levde
Atkins
Gockel
Williams
Connie
Bess
Norman
Hitt
Mesdames
Sibley
McCombs
Tuesday Club
Gov. Dahlman
Vernor
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