Army patrols seize Mexicans near border in gun raid
Twenty three Mexicans arrest near Tornello Texas on charges of attempting to violate U S neutrality laws. Rifles ammunition and a commissary wagon were found. They are held for a preliminary hearing at Fort Hancock. The report also notes meetings between Gen Felipe Angeles and Gen Villa and a border conference planned at Juarez. Local residents Nielson relatives depart Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Paso
United States
Fort Hancock
Tordello
Texas
Alving
Frias
Ricardo
Aguilar
Felipe Angeles
Villa
Nogales
Sonora
Maytorena
Angeles
Juarez
Gen. Angeles
Maytérena
Ramon Puente
Georges C. Carothers
State ‘Department
Mexico
Gen
Wilson
Chihauliau
Roques Officials Elect New Forestry Commission Leaders
Officials elected Fred P. Taylor as supervisor and editor of the Journal of Industry to head the forestry commission. C. E. Bowers was named secretary and J. R. Pearce treasurer. The meeting discussed tree trimming, sidewalk obstructions, weed control, and public cooperation to address city vegetation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred ‘P. Taylor
Journal of Industry
Forestry Commission
J. R.pearce
Emancipation Day Picnic Draws Local Praise
The Emancipation Day picnic at Baldwin Park hosted by the Silver-Leaf Club was highly successful and well enjoyed. Rev. Evans delivered a welcome address, Prof. R. A. Roberts read the Emancipation Proclamation, then a ball game featured the Blue Sox against a Paris, Missouri team, with the locals winning 4 to 0 behind Kelso’s pitching and strong defense by Percy Davis Ray Bryson Roy Roberts and E C Polard catching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin Park
Silver-Leaf, Club
Evans
Bethel A.M.’ E. ‘Church
Quincy
R. A. Roberts
Lincoln School
Picniers
Blue Sox
Paris
Kelso
Percy Davis
Ray Bryson
Roy” Roberts
E. C
Polard
Reverend Father Zurbonsen Returns From South Trip
The Rev. Father A. Zurbonsen, pastor of St. Marys Catholic Church, has returned home from an extended southern trip for his health. The journey, which extended as far as Cuba, proved decidedly pleasant and his health is improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Zurbonsen
Father A. Zurbonsen
St. Mary's Catholic Church
South
Cuba
Park Electrocution Threat Darkens Colored Picnic Night
A Quincy park leased by the Silver Leaf club for a colored picnic was plunged into darkness when street railway workers cut power to the figure eight ride and park lights at 10 PM. Mrs. Baldwin, park owner, and manager Henry Geschwindner pursued action while workers and riders were safely lowered from the incline. An inspector later confirmed an employee cut the wires, endangering a dozen people during the late hours of the outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Baldwin
Quincy Street Railway
Snyder
Baldwin Park
Street Railway Company
Whig
Quincy Gas, Electric and Heating Company
Silver Leaf Club
Baldwin
Mrs. Baldwin
Henry Geschwindner
Harry Wambles
Quincy
Pribble and Holeman Wed In Ursa Perry Nuptials
George E Pribble of Ursa and Miss Opal Holeman of Perry united in marriage in a 3 PM ceremony yesterday at the bride’s home 922 North Tenth Street Rev N M Riggs officiated. The couple’s many friends will wish them happiness. Witnesses included Miss Pearl Holeman and Miss Emma Steinbracher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Pribble
Ursa
Opal Holeman
Perry
North Tenth. Street
Pearl, Holeman
Emma’ Steinbracher
Quincyans In Mb Sterling Visit Quincy Figures
Miss Emma Glines of Quincy visited her father J M Glines after arriving Saturday night. Mr and Mrs John Shaffer of Quincy visited their son E Shaffer and daughter Mrs J H Brady on Monday night. Miss Alma Clark, guest of Aunt Lyde Clark and Miss Mary Turner, returned to Quincy Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democrat
Emma Glines
Quincy
J. M. Glines
John Shaffer
E. Shaffer
J. H. Brady
Alma Clark
Lyde Clark
Mary Turner
Mrs Rachel Hayes Dies At 63 In Quincy Home
Mrs Rachel Hayes a well known resident of Quincy died at her home 31814 North Fourth street after a yearlong illness from heart disease She was born June 4 1852 in Ohio and moved to Quincy young leaving two sisters Mrs F J Smith and Mrs William Seine a brother August Morford two grandsons Corrine Foltz and Carl Hudson surviving Two daughters preceded her in death Funeral arrangements to be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel Hayes
North Fourth Street
Ohio
Quincy
Gem City
F. J. Smith
William Seine
Real Estate Transfers In Quincy and Ellington Areas
Hugh Le and May Ernst transfer one-tenth in Lt 1 Blk 8 J C Cox add Quincy to George Ernst for 140 dollars. George J White to Ferre J Walker for Lots 3 and 4 Blk 23 La Prairie for 325 dollars. T C Poling trustee to Byron Moore for St 1 Blk 17 Walton Heights for 240 dollars. Tena and Richard Schone Margar ete Taute sell to Rudolph Taute Sr pt Blk 10 Farmers Home Place for 300 dollars. Anna Osterman sells to Marie Osterman pt It 11 Golden for 1,000 dollars. Anna Osterman to Emhe Osterman pt NW 6 in SW for 8,562.50. Anna Osterman to Herman Osterman pt NW 6 in JW for 10,000 dollars. T C Poling trustee to Otto and Albert Bergmann Lots 9 and 6 Otis sub Ellington for 330 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh le
May M. . Ernst
George Ernst
J. C. Cox
Quincy
George J. White
Ferre J. Walker
la Prairie
T.C. Poling
Byron Moore
Walton Heights
Tena
Richard Schone
Margarete Taute
Farmers’ Home Place
Anna Osterman
Marie J. Osterman
Golden
Ehme J. Osterman
Herman J. Osterman
C.poling
Otto and
Albert Bergmann
Otis
Ellington
Beware Mercury in Catarrh Ointments Warns Readers
Beware of ointments for catarrh that contain mercury. Such articles damage smell and the system through mucous surfaces. They should be used only on prescriptions from reputable physicians. Trall's Catarrh Cure from Peg Cheney Co claims mercury content but is touted as non mercury internally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trall
Peg, Cheney & Co
Poledo
Teleda
Ohio
J. Cheney & Co
Hall
Mrs Wettengs of Macombe Visits with Daughter
Mrs. J C Wettengs of Macombe is here to visit with her daughter, Mrs. James Anders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Wettengs of
Macombe
James Anders
Mendon Area Picnic Plans and Local Notices
Local notice roundup covers Mendon area picnic plans on August 18 and 19, with excursions to Hannibal, riverboat trips, and church events. Also reported are county printing contract filing, flood damage inspections, engagements, upcoming weddings, and social notices from St. Mary parochial school and area churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannibal
TriState Mutual Insurance: Association
Mendon
Turn at Coatsburg for Brown County fair travel
State's Attorney Fred G Wolfe urged drivers near Coatsburg to bypass the usual route to the Brown County fair. He advised turning south half a mile after Fowler, then east to the first road and north to the main highway, avoiding the railroad crossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred G.wolfe
Coatsburg
Brown County
Fowler
Quincyans Face Pay Change for State Fair Ticket Jobs
Oscar Arntzen, chairman of the board of supervisors, announced a change in compensation for Quincyans who sell and collect tickets at the state fair. Past workers earned 3 dollars per day with railroad fare paid. this year the rate drops to 2 dollars per day with no railroad expenses covered by the State Fair Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Arntzen
Board of ‘Supervisors
State Fair Association
Jordon Children Up A Saturday Hearing On Dependency
County court heard testimony about five children of John Torden kept in neglect and squalor at Woodland Home. The man was found guilty of contributing to their dependency, with final decision and a hearing scheduled for Saturday morning. Nurses and local officials testified about the conditions observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seiten
John’ Torden
Carl Hofmeister
Fabius Drainage Board Postpones Pump Station Award
Quincy's Pulse Contract not let as Fabius river drainage district directors pause to study bids. The district, spanning about 15 000 acres across from Quincy and adjoining Marion county, contemplates using electric or steam driven pumping engines and aims to decide soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fabius River
Hotel Newcomb
Quincy
Marion County
Fabius
Three Suits Filed in Circuit Clerk Office
Three suits were filed in the office of Circuit Clerk Erde- Beatty yesterday. One is a foreclosure suit Frederick Frnke vs. George Kendall et al on property in Abe for the collection of a note for 200. Another is Simmons Hardware Co. vs. Walter Eyman et al of Law Prairie for the collection of 50, part of which is for merchandise. The third is John C. Deventer vs. Walter T. Eyman et al for 100 including notes merchandise costs and attorney fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erde- Beatty
Frederick Frnke
George Kendall
Abe
Simmons Hardware Co
Walter IT. Eyman
Law Prairie
John. C. Deventer
Walter T., Eyman
Two More Elks Admit at Quincy Lodge Meeting
Quincy lodge B P O E admitted two new members at last night’s session followed by a social. Elks Home transfer of the lot was reported with progress noted though building plans remain undrawn. the matter is considered a matter of time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy Lodge
Elks
Home From Chicago Promotes Quincy's Loyalty
J A Franklin and J G Briggs return from a Chicago business trip after attending a banquet at the LaSalle Hotel hosted by Cudahy Packing Co. They praise Quincy as a thriving city and credit local loyalty for their success, noting Franklin as a manager and Briggs as a longtime Cudahy salesman in Quincy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
J. A. Franklin
J. G. Briggs
LaSalle Hotel
Cudahy Packing Co
Mr. Franklin
Mr. Briggs
Cudahy Co
Quincy
New Member Admitted at Camp Dewey United Spanish War Veterans
One new member was admitted at the meeting of Camp Dewey No. 72 United Spanish War Veterans Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey
United Spanish War Veterans
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James. Nielson
Roques
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Belle OF the Villistas
Isabel "Angeles
General’ Felipe
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Pancho Villa
General Angeles
Washington
Massachusetts
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Capital
TLL
Rigg
Mb. Sterling
George E.s Pribble
Legal
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Opal Holman
Til
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Haiti
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Solace
Newport
R. I
Port
A. Prince
Ice
Coe
Choral Club
Jost & Kiefer Printing Co
Adams County
Keokuk
Beatty
Aryan Grotto
L. ‘L. Boyer
Richfield
Elizabeth Bross
Catherine Bross
Lima
Lima AL. E
Hugh King
Peters
Payson
Ursula “Zanger
Ed Sohm
Zion Congregational Church
Bluff Tat
Bluff Wall
Lizzie Hawkins
Sam Daniels
Macomb
A.A. Grimes
George ‘Rollette
Chas. Ty
Wm. le
Board OF. Supervisors
Jordon Children
Mary Fuller
Nestor
Theatre
Broadway
Episode No. AO
Black Box
King Bag
Bijou
Charlie Chaplin
Tom Moore
Marguer
Ite
Courtot
H.f.lafpler
Til. Bank
N. 6Th St
South Tenth Street
Arthur Sonnenschein
R. E. McNamara
Majestic
Louis Waldfogel
Hampshire
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