Mrs Rachel Pearce Dies After Illness at Home
Mrs Rachel H Pearce of 352 South Sixteenth Street died at 6 25 PM Monday after a long illness. Born August 19 1853 in Adams County she would have been 68 next birthday. She lived in Quincy eight years, previously Camp Point, and was a devout member of Vermont Street Methodist Church. Survived by four sisters Miss Elizabeth Henry and others and two brothers J W and Col Henry. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Rachel H. Pearce
South Sixteenth Street
Mayo Institute
Rochester
Mian
Duincy
Pearce
Henry
Adams County
Thomas D. Pearce
Gilmer Township
Quincey
Camp Point
Vermont Street Methodist Church
Quincy
Joe Williams Dies in Wood Alabama Bridge Work
Joseph Williams aged about 41 was instantly killed Sunday in Wood a suburb of Alton while employed as a carpenter with the bridge gang for the Burlington railroad. He leaves a daughter Mrs Jackson and a large family. Burial will be in Fowler. He previously drove the fire department ladder truck for ten years and was born in Fowler October 4 1875. His wife died six years ago and he leaves four sisters a brother a half brother and a niece. John G. Davidson died suddenly in
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Joe
Ams
Joseph
Joe") Williams
Wood
George Jackson
Kentucky Street
Williams
The
Alton
William
Geo. Jackson
A. FP. Stormer
Fowler
Jackson
Vivian Jackson
Charlotte Wrath
Maine Street
Bridge Gang
O. F. Robb
Outney
Willian Davenport
Fresno
Tex
St. Louis
F. B. Williams
Oklahoma City
Okla
Thomas Haybrock
Nettie Davis
This City
Soldier Home Resident Dies of Heart Disease at 73
The Soldier Home resident, 73, died at 1 PM Monday from myocarditis after a recent heart ailment. He came from Danville with his wife, a Home resident, and planned to visit Danville later that day. He served in Civil War Company G, 125th Illinois infantry. Burial plans include a Danville funeral.
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Danville
Davidson
125Th Illinois Infantry Regiment
Funeral for Scott Daniels Held at A M E Church
Scott Daniels died at his home Sunday morning after a brief illness. Born February 3, 1843 in Prairieville Missouri he was 72. He worked at the Henry Dayton factory for years, wife died around 1891, survived by his mother sister and relatives in Missouri and Philadelphia. He was a member of the A M E church and longtime president of the Mutual Aid Society. Funeral services were held at 2 this afternoon at the A M E church.
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Scott Daniels
Henry Dayton
Prairieville
Lucinda Moore
North Ninth Street
Gertrude Moore
Preston Moore
Philadelphia
A. M. TE. Church
Mutual Aid Society
vVeleck
A. AM. FE
Funeral of Miss Lizzie Bachmann Held at St Jacobi
The funeral was held Monday afternoon at 2:30 in August Stermer's parlors and 3:00 at St Jacobi Lutheran Church led by Rev. G. D. Wamim. Services drew a large attendance with numerous floral offerings. Bearers were William Pieper, William Kinsmeyer, William Lepper, William Hoener, Fred Puester and August Schlueter. Burial followed in Woodland cemetery. Her brother F. Y W. Bachmann of Decatur attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Bachmann
August Stermer
St Jacobi Lutheran Church
G. D. Wamim
William Pieper
William Kinsmeyer
William Lepper
William Hoener
Fred Puester
August Schlueter
Woodland Cemetery
F. Y W. Bachmann
Decatur
Funeral services for Mrs Rachel E Smith in Los Angeles
Funeral services for Mrs Rachel E Smith who died in Los Angeles were held at 2 pm Sunday in the home of her daughter Mrs J T Schaefer at 1022 Jefferson Street. Rev W M Gamble officiated. Bearers were John Beals Dave Ross J Hussong John Reth James Fitzgerald and Adam Weisenburger. Burial was in Woodland cemetery.
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Rachel E Smith
Los Angeles
Cal
J. T. Schaefer
Jefferson Street
W. M. Gamble
the Good Shepherd Church
John Beals
Dave Ross
J. Hussong
John Reth
James Fitzgerald
Adam Weisenburger
Woodland Cemetery
Funeral notices and deaths in Melrose and Quincy area
Funeral of Bernerd Grawe conducted at home and at St Anthony's church in Melrose township and Quincy burial in St Anthony's cemetery. Mrs W E Gillespie dies at 834 North Sixth Street with services at her home and Woodland cemetery burial. details include her birth, marriage, children, and family. Miss Louise Schaller, former Quincy resident, dies in Bartonville Illinois. services held at Herman Stormer undertaking. she lived in Marion county Missouri, moved to Ouiney then Bartonville. survived by a brother and several nieces and nephews.
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Bernerd Grawe
Melrose Township
St Anthony's Church
Father Albers
Anton Hoehing
Gus Aschmann
Frank Altrogee
Willtam Bockhold
Patrick Schomarch
Henry Bordewick
St. Anthony's Church
W. E. Gillespie
North Sixth Street
Woodland Cemetery
Quincy
Walker
Gillespie
First Christian Church
Raymond
Helen
Edward
Rev. Walker
Denver
Colo
Avie Wickersham
Estherville
Spencer
Edith Way
Los Angeles
Cal
Louise Schaller
Bartonville
Tfl
Herman Stormer
I. W. Bingaman
Luther Memorial Church
William and
Henry Berghoefer
George
Ed Dasbach
Miss Schaller
Marion County
Palmyra
Ouiney
Columbus
Geo FE. Schailer
Des Moines
Tron Hand at Stillwell Dramatic Club
Stillwell residents enjoyed a local talent play by the Stillwell Dramatic Club Saturday evening. The performance titled The Tron Hand drew a warm reception with a listed cast including Olver Montford Carman Hobson Camby Sutherland Hannah Grace Sutherland Martha Weidmeyer Lizzie Marguerte Tackaon Hawkins Cecill Arthur Jack and Bella's brother Alex Turner. Music was provided by the Stillwell orchestra. A local quip notes a girl not telling her mother about a man's kiss attempt signals success.
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Stillwell
Silwell Dramatic Club
Tron
Olver Montford
Carman Hobson
TRE Celegies
Ales
Camby Sutherland
Harmen Vandorn
Dibbie
Daisy Hobson
Hannah
Grace Sutherland Pear Aedit Face
Martha Weidmeyer
Lizzie
Marguerte Tackaon Hawkins
Cecill Arthur Jack
Bella
Alex Turner
Muste
Stillwell Orchestra
West Point Christian church picnic August 19
Indications from the program show the seventh annual Christian church picnic in West Point on Saturday August 19. A parade starts at 10 am with prizes for Sunday school numbers from outside West Point, plus prizes for best business display, comic, and decorated rig. Music by the Stillwell band. A noon chicken dinner and a 5 pm fish fry follow.
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Christian Church
West Point
Stillwell
Program of Band Concert and Activities at Local Event
A program lists a morning band concert and welcome by Howard D.O. Rese L.L. with student musicians and Sunday school songs. An address by Hon. F. W. Hubbard of Quincy is at 2 15 p m, followed by Mendon versus Carthage baseball at 2 30 p m. Contests and activities close the day with rural games and entertainments.
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Howard DO
Resell
F. W. Hubbard
Quincy
Mendon
Carthage
Two Newborn Sons Reported in City Homes
Birth notices announce a son born to Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Pad at 323 North Eleventh Street on Saturday afternoon and a son born to Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Meyer at 710 South Thirteenth Street on Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. W. Padget
North Eleventh Street
Alfred Meyer
South Thirteenth Street
Crowd Fails to Follow Leader Despite Warned Go-Ahead
A seasoned figure urges action but anticipates little crowd support as plans move forward. The remark signals cautious leadership amid uncertain public backing and potential pushback from onlookers.
Flirt loses interest after man admits love
A flirtation often fades once the man admits he loves her. The dynamic shifts as the pursuer's initial interest wanes and the relationship's direction becomes uncertain.
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Rachel Pearce
W. Oo. Washburn
Wilkesbarre
O. H. Lawless
Paluma
W B. Short
Peoria
Elizabeth Henry
J. W
Col. Henry
Paloma
John G. Davidson
Eugene T. Hurd
New York Times
Neuws
Siem
India
St. Mary’ S Academy
Illinois
Quincy National Bank
Fourth and
Hampshire Sts
Edward J. Brundage
R. Brundage
Chicago
Michigan Boulevard
Busse
Brundage
Chicago Evening Post
Lizzle Bachmann
Rachel E. Smith
Bernard Grawe
erAfferi
Gets
Ailanka
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Quincy Whig
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