Albert Wand Dies of Typhoid Fever in Quincy
Albert Wand of 1420 South Eighth street died at Blessing hospital from typhoid fever after a five week illness. He was born August 24, 1897, in Quincy and would have turned 19 next Thursday. He was a member of St Marys Catholic church and the St Joseph Benevolent Society. He leaves his parents, a brother and a sister Ellen, all at home. Funeral arrangements to be announced. Also reported is the death of Charles G Benton, formerly of Quincy now of Kansas City, who died suddenly near Tolland Colorado. Benton, about 45, was married to Cora Demarce of Quincy and leaves a widow and two children. He was once a notable local figure and had served on the Kansas City board of trade. He was a cousin of Mrs. Henry F L Dayton and Tod Benton.
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Albert Wand
South Eighth Street
Blessing Hospital
Mr. Wand
Quincy
Tie
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
St. Joseph Benevolent Society
Charles G. Benton
Kansas City
Colorado
Benton
B. A. Curry
Clayton
Tolland
Colo
Mr. Benton
Cora Demarce
Board of Trade
Henry FL Dayton
Tod Benton
Newt Adaréa Dies at 35 From Tuberculosis in Residence
Charles Edward Adaréa known as Newt died at 6 05 Sunday morning at his home 509 Lind Street. He was born June 25 1881 and was 35 years old. Funeral services will be held at 2 PM today at the residence.
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Charles Edward Adaréa
Newt
Lind Street
Funeral for George Goedereis at residence and church
The funeral of George Goedereis will be conducted at o'clock this morning in the residence 901 North Twelfth street and at 8 30 o'clock in St John's Catholic church. Burial will be in Calvary cemetery.
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George Goedereis
North Twelfth Street
St John's Catholic Church
Calvary Cemetery
William Wemhoener Funeral Rites Held at August Stormer
Funeral services for William Wemhoener were held at 2 o'clock Sunday afternoon at August Stormer's undertaking establishment and at 2:30 in St. Peter's Evangelical Church by Rev. August Langhorst. A large attendance included Henry Recksteck, William Rasche, John H. Ruskemp, William Prinkmeyer, J. W. Schanz, and Henry Hagerbaumer. Burial followed at Woodland Cemetery.
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William Wemhoener
August Stormer
St. Peter’s Evangelical Church
August Langhorst
Henry Recksteck
William Rasche
John H. Ruskemp
William Prinkmeyer
J. W. Schanz
Henry Hagerbaumer
Woodland Cemetery
Funeral services for Mrs Patrick Rudden and Virgil Meckes
Funeral rites for Mrs Patrick Rudden were held at 9 o clock in St Rose of Lima Church with burial in St Peters cemetery. The bearers were listed as B Curry Hugh Ernst John Schwab Thomas Purcell William Pigott and Henry Sullivan. The Lady Foresters of St Rose attended. Virgil J Meckes the young son of Mr and Mrs Jacob Meckes received rites at 2:30 PM at their home and 3 PM at St Boniface Church with burial in Calvary Cemetery.
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Patrick Rudden
North Twelfth Street
St. Rose of Lima Church
Father Brennan
B Curry
Hugh Ernst
John Schwab
Thomas Purcell
William Pigott
Henry Sullivan
St Peter's Cemetery
Lady Foresters
St. Rose Church
Virgil J. Meckes
Jacob Meckes
Oak Street
St. Boniface Catholic Church
Father Degenhardt
Calvary Cemetery
Sommer estate left to widow with shares to daughters
The will of Aldo Sommer filed in county court on Monday leaves the home place at Seventh and Broadway to his wife Matilda for life with sale power. After her death the property goes to daughters Alice Summer and Mrs H L Beard. 250 shares of preferred stock in Aldo Sommer Drug Co. go to the two unmarried daughters. if Ella Sommer marries she forfeits her shares to be divided among the children. Upon her death the remainder is divided equally among Jennie Jaquith Minna Arthur Matilda Martin Harry J Sommer and Walter B Sommer.
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Aldo Sommer
Matilda Sommer
Seventh and Broadway
Alice Summer
H. L. Beard
Mig
Beard
Ella Summer
Aldo Somiumer Drug Company
Ella Sommer
Mre Sommer
Jennie
Jaquith
Minna Arthur
Matilda Martin
Harry 2. Sommer
Walter B. Sommer
Hull to Visit Quincy in Support of Gubernatorial Bid
Senator Morton D. Hull arrives in Quincy today to campaign for the Republican nomination for governor. He will tour the Soldiers Home from 3 to 4 pm, attend a 4:30 to 5:30 pm reception at Hotel Newcomb, then hear the Illinois State Band at 7 in Washington Park followed by a park speech at 8. Attorney John E. Wall endorses Wilson for president and will advocate Democratic support in the fall campaign, citing Wilson's statesmanship and conscience.
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Morton D. Hull
Newcomb
Illinois State Band
Washington Park
Senator Hull
Wilson
John E. Wall
Woodrow Wilson
Wall
Republican Party
Ads Removed From Whig Building Incident
Unknown individual vandalized the Stern building Sunday morning tearing Hull advertisements from Whigs. Police report no injuries as debris scattered. investigation underway to identify suspect and recover ad copies.
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Stern
Hull
Dying Soldiers and Sailors Home Residents News
At the Soldiers and Sailors Home S A Miller died in hospital Sunday at 8 45 p m from a neck carbuncle after weeks of illness He was an Illinois resident for 44 years a former minister He leaves one son The funeral is set for cottage 22 Tuesday at 8 Located in Peoria to be laid beside his wife He was a member of Co A 125 regiment Qhip infantry Thomas Green died in hospital Sunday night at 11 45 from nephritis He was 69 and belonged to Co E 118 Illinois infantry His widow has not yet been located Funeral services will be led by Father Lee in the chapel Tuesday at 8 with burial in the home.
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S. A. Miller
Illinois
Ohio
Miller
Co. A
Qhip Infantry
Thomas Green
Co. E
Ilinois Infantry
Father Lee
Gallagher
Cottage
Enoch
Mr. Gallagher
John Stockwell
Urbana
Pearl McClara
Stockwell
Boon
Cottage 22
Harkness
Sarah L. Werford
Fowler
Green
Foley Kidney Pills Help Sulphur Man Gain Strength
Ambrose Gary of Sulphur Oklahoma suffered kidney trouble for ten years and could hardly walk. After three months on Foley Kidney Pills he felt relief from the first bottle and finished three bottles, reporting he felt like a new man. Miller and Arthur Drug Co.
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Ambrose Gary
Okla
Foley
Miller and Arthur Drug Co
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