Inquest Returns Open Verdict In Charles Schoeneberg Death
A jury at an inquest yesterday found Charles Schoeneberg died from injuries that may have come from a violent blow in a fall or other cause but could not determine the exact cause. The fatal injuries likely occurred on Monday night November 22, 1915, with death at 712 Payson Avenue on November 29 at 8 o clock.
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Charles Schoeneberg
Payson Avenue
Walter. Baker
Wermker
Warmker
Schoeneberg
Luis Ames
Inquest into Schoeneberg death ends with open verdict
Six jurors heard testimony at the inquest held at the home of Charles Schoeneberg. Witnesses described the night of Nov 22 with the deceased intoxicated and unconscious, some saying he fell near a stove. The coroner concluded no clear cause, leaving the case open for future action.
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M. J. Haley
Charles Schoeneberg
Sadie Schoeneberg
Detchent
Frank’ Warmker
South Twelfth ‘Street
Dick Aschemann
Can't Do the Work Back Pain Hurts Daily Labor
Fred Miller a carpenter and builder of Quincy says daily bending and lifting left his kidneys disordered and back painfully rigid. After using several boxes Dean's Kidney Pills removed the trouble and allowed him to straighten with ease.
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Dean
Fred Miller
Quincy
Madison St
Hoffman stays in Hannibal to settle affairs with Quincy authorities
Charles Hoffman remains in Hannibal as his attorneys handle matters with officials in Quincy after being charged with a Sunday law violation. He says he does not expect to return to Quincy soon.
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Hannibal
Courier Post
Quincy
Charles. Hoffman
Hoffman
Quincy Mery
Local Couple United In Simple Nelsonville Wedding
Dr Le Grand conducts a straightforward ceremony at his Vermont Street Baptist church uniting Jonni H Bywater and Ardena Bolton both of Nelsonville Missouri Their families and brides sister Edna Webb attend The couple stayed in town with Mrs W H White before leaving for farm residence in Nelsonville to begin married life
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Va. LeGrand
Vermont Street Baptist Church
Si Sixth Stree Street
Lock
Jonni H. Bywater
Ardena Bolton
Nelsonville
Baptist Divine
Edna Webb
W. H. White
Lindstreet
White
Bywater
R. Hi. Bywater
Moose Hall Benefit Draws 180 for Musician Lodge Fund
A Moose Hall event last evening drew about 180 attendees with 38 tables occupied and over 25 extra tickets sold. Refreshments fueled a raised total of about Me, as prizes awarded to both ladies and gentlemen including a Mase tug, a sweat coat, silk hose set, and leather belt.
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Moose Hall
William Judson
Madison
S.feet
Paul Uhiman
Pimples and Skin Eruptions Danger Signs of Bad Blood
An old blood treatment ad touts S. S. S. as a remedy for pimples scaly itching rashes and scrofula. It promises to purify and revitalize the blood and claims long standing cases respond quickly. Publicity notes Atlanta Ga. address for expert advice.
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S.S. S
Atlanta
Report on Mississippi River defense and freight via waterways
Metzger of Muscatine and L. B. Boswell of Quincy report on the Mississippi River Improvement Association finances for 1914 1915 with deficits and unpaid assessments. Col Townsend and speakers urge stronger river use for military and commercial needs, advocating terminal facilities, near water factories, and greater naval prep. New Orleans freight growth and river terminal plans highlighted.
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L. B. Boswell
Quincy
Mississippi River Improvement Association
Metzger
Muscatine Vno
Congress
Mississippi
North
South America
Rock Island
United States
Wilson
Wilkinson
C. McD. Townsend
United States Army
Association
Townsend
Great Lakes
Germany
St. Louis
Bowen
Mothers Friend Promises Easier Birth Experience
Excerpt promotes Mothers Friend as a remedy easing pregnancy and childbirth. It claims the formula expands muscles, reduces pain, and provides pleasant anticipation. Readers are urged to contact Bradfield Regulator Co for a free informative book.
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Bradfield Regulator Co
Lamar Bldg
Atlanta
November Weather Summary Reports Mild Rain and Snow
The month of November saw five rainy days and two snowy days with generally mild conditions. Temperatures ranged from a low of 19 to a high of 84 degrees, river stages varied around 6.8 feet average, and rainfall totaled 2.08 inches with 13 clear days and frequent southeast winds.
Upper Mississippi river improvement banquet fuels push for terminals
At the Newcomb Hotel Quincy hosts a banquet during the Upper Mississippi River Improvement association’s 14th annual convention. Speakers from Minnesota Iowa Missouri and Illinois press terminals and waterway routes from St Paul to New Orleans to boost river commerce and rival Atlantic freight rates.
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Mississippi Valley
Mississippi River
Agg
Middle States
Mississippi
Agency of Water Transportation
St. Paul
New Orleans
Newcomb
Quincy
Chamber of Juramerce Glee Club
Aby Harvey Chatten
Ouincy
Ivan Williams
Keokuk
Chatte
Weiler
Saint Paul
City Idaho
Mound City
Minneapolis
Quincy Chamber of Commerce
oGigars
J.E. ‘Linihan
United States Cereal Company
A. O. Eberhart
Minnesota
B. N. Miller
C. F. Mc.Farland
William K. Abbott
Stillwater
Linih
Congress
Railroads
Miller
Quigty
Upper Mississippi River
Abbott
Mills
Hannibal
Missouri
John J. Fisher
Quincey “Freight Bureau
Atlantic
Pacific
Alleghany
Rocky Mountains
Fred Mollman
St. Louis
East St. _ Louis
Aho
Ahe
East St. Louis
The Texas Wonder Kidney Cure Ad
An old advertisement touts The Texas Wonder as a cure for kidney and bladder troubles, gravel, diabetes, rheumatism, and irregularities for men and women and children. It claims mail delivery for $1 with testimonials and notes Dr W Hall of St Louis as the contact.
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Texas Wonder
Childran
W. Hall
Olive Street
St. Laurd
Music for the Home Five vic trolas ordered by state board
Five victrolas have been ordered by the state board of administration to be placed in the Soldiers and Sailors Homes. The victrolas will provide fifty records to speak during the long winter hours. The orders were placed through the Wave-War Island company's of this city.
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Walter Parker
New Orleans
West
Rand
Panama
Congress
New ‘Orleans
San“ Francisco
United States
Mississippi
Aleghanics
Rockies
Parker
San Francisco
Williams
New York State
Pikpie
State Board of Administration
No Federal Action Promised on Tragic Incident
The statement says no federal investigation will be pursued and no reward will be offered. Officials note local inquiry continues without federal involvement as the Department of Justice makes no move toward action.
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Washington
DaPone Ponds
Wilmington
Department of Justice
Weather and patent remedy ad fragment from 19th century
A garbled weather note dated to today mentions temperatures with a low around 45 degrees and includes an advertisement for Lassative Brome Quinine claiming a cure in one day. The line ends with a signature by E. W. Grove.
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E.W. Grove
Hampshire potatoes and carriage services ad
An old advertisement mentions six potato varieties from Terry Produce and Seed Co with urges to buy before market increases. It includes a Hampshire contact phone 3181 and notes Babs carriages offering wheels and tire services, plus pies from Carl A. Futterer Co at 721 Maine.
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Terry Produce and Seed Co
Hampshire
Carl A. Futterer Co
Maine
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