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Newspaper
Quincy Whig
Location
Quincy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1918
Page
3
A Paris Murat mansion study and suites are prepared for President Wilson and Mrs. Wilson. Napoleon portraits, silver and gold tableware, and Murat furnishings fill the rooms. The decor features Napoleonic era pieces, crystal chandeliers, and a blue wallpapered wall in the President’s adjoining rooms.
Florence Tenhaeff of Brush Colro, daughter of Mr and Mrs Andrew Ketchum of Augusta, died of pneumonia in Brush. She leaves three sons Arthur Hale and Rylph, aged parents, two brothers Gene and Richard, three sisters Adele Flessier Nellie and Edna. Remains brought to Augusta. funeral Thursday at home with Horeb cemetery interment.
Washington conference with regional passenger traffic committees and Gerrit Fort discussed restoring observation cars club cars and other forms of special service removed during the war to passenger trains.
Plans were laid by the railroad administration for limited passenger service and advertising in preparation for travel next summer.
Four days overdue due to heavy weather the U S transport Calamares with 14 officers and 1 472 men reaches quarantine New York. The Guantanamo transport also arrives.
At St. Paul Minnesota on December 12 charges were voiced that regular army officers bitterly oppose the national guard system and are trying to make its existence impossible. The assertion came during a conference of adjutant generals of the central states.
Official reports disclose one million influenza cases in the Dutch East Indies, with authorities warning of ongoing spread. The announcement notes the high infection rate across urban centers including Amsterdam and surrounding areas, reflecting a global flu surge.
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