Wilson for Attorney General in Illinois nomination
George H. Wilson wins Republican endorsement for Illinois attorney general from the city central committee of Quincy Adams county. A Wilson for Attorney General club is proposed with a 25 member committee to organize in city, county and senatorial district as Wilson outlines plans and addresses supporters.
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Republican City Central Committee
Adams County
George H. Wilson
Illinois
Irs
Frank Garner
Wilson For Attorney General Club
Wilson
Juiner
Adamis County
Gardner
Uns
General Assembly
Abe Martin: Market for personal grievance lacking
Abe Martin notes no market for a personal grievance, mentioning an issue with a pipe and a misdirected effort. The fragmentary remark signals a local commentary on personal disputes and market demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mieers Baum
Full Ticket in Field Assured in Republican Meeting
A Republican central committee meeting at the Republican headquarters discussed assembling a full ticket. Details name committees by ward to nominate candidates for city offices and set a five-person slate for board of supervisors and other posts, aiming for a complete ticket and allowing others to enter via petitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mig
Charis HH. Cottrell
Republicanity Central Committee
Republican
South
Pafth
Lve
Hiomer Dunbar
Elizabeth Wheeler
Schlagenhaut
Perry Elis
Schlagen Hit
First Ward
Archie Williams
James Mo Brown
John A. Thompson
Cate Pattie
WA Stameonds
G. W. Harrison
Benning
Edo Braever
Tans Gane
Delar Lepper
Ting
GuiVatas Hith
Henry Cermann
Frank Weber
Thre
Arch Williams
Cole Bartlett
Charles Meyer
Board of Supervisors
Ascessor
Only Two Classes in the Sight of God
Rev Oliver Reed used a revival text at First Baptist Frundary meeting about two classes in God s sight. The sermon contrasted believers and the lost, quoting Jesus’ sacrifice to taste death for every man and stressing grace and judgment in a wartime era.
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Oliver Reed
First Baptist Church
Frundary
Jesus
Sonny
Feferrees
Jefferson school accepts building for Quincy pupils
The new Jefferson school, a $95,000 fireproof two story brick facility on Oak Spring Third and Fourth streets, was formally accepted by the board of education. Pupils will enter Feb 7 with a public reception during Feb 14–21. Architect Marta Getse praised the design as complete aside from minor finish work.
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Jefferson School
Board of Education
Quincy
Melinda Germann
D. L. Musselman
Wiliam Schlagenhaus
J. M. Winters
Martin J. Geise
Oak, Spring
Third
Quincey
Burlington
Sons of Rest Begin Lively Campaign Gathering
The Sons of Rest, a Quincy clan, organized at the Armory Thursday night and began active recruitment for new members. Pitteen will travel to Hannibal tonight for a banquet at the Mark Twain hotel as part of the campaign. Officers include President Robert Gover and Vice President George Love. The club meets every Tuesday night at the Armory.
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Sons of Rest
Armory
Pitteen
Hannibal
Mark Twain Hotel
Robert Gover
George Love
Prank Benard
Prank Robinson
Gravd
Willan Beek
Payson Teachers Offer Good Program
Payson teachers present a strong program with several listed staff names and positions. The report notes involvement of Ruth Lives and Gerace Thal among others, highlighting a cooperative effort and expected outcomes for the educational initiative.
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Payson
Ano
Tatu Nepherson
Ruth
Dessacetention
Child Deserted At Burlington Station Sparks Probe
Probation Officer Nolan investigates a mother who left infant "Francis Leo" at Burlington depot. The woman registered as Mrs. Harris at Hotel Virginia and visited 511 North Sixth Street claiming the child is a sister’s. She planned Woodland Home admission but left after delays and a required physician's certificate. The child is cared for at the Detention Home, attracting offers from several potential adoptive families.
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Woodland
Francis Leo
Burlington Depot
Nolan
Virginia
Keokuk
Deaths and Funerals in Marblehead and area
Obituaries report Mrs William Cory dies at 63 in Marblehead after a yearlong illness. Funeral in Marblehead, body to Quincy for further rites at 2:30 p.m. in Mrs Sam Short’s home. Interment at Greenmount Cemetery. Also notices for Mrs Ann Elizabeth Wheeler and Miss Panic Reynolds with services in Marblehead and nearby towns. Barney Boge dies in Dyersville. funeral in Dyersville today.
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William Cory
Marblehead
Alexandria
Clark County
Sam Short
Quincy
Charles
Royal Neghbors
North Eleventh Street
Royal
Greenmount Cemetery
Ann Elizabeth Wheeler
Weleck
Roomily
Tamphhire Street
Wood
Endres
Nom. Rigg
Marne Street
Burton
Fannie Reynolds
Miss Panic Reynolds
Barney Boge
Barney Roce
Dyersville
Town
Boge
Joseph Penning
Roge
Dwyersvile
Will Go After Subscriptions For New Chamber Home
A Friday meeting of the Chamber of Commerce executive committee and board focused on collecting delinquent industrial fund subscriptions securing the building on Fifth and Jersey streets. Total subscriptions 522,244.74. paid 39,895.94. unpaid 12,348.79. About 5,600 still due on the building. industrial fund balance near 5,600. Delinquents discussed paying into the industrial fund. a special committee was appointed for collection with 8 o’clock meeting next Tuesday.
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Chaber of Commerce
Fifth and
Jersey Streets
Industrial Fund
George D. Levi
Chamber
Chamber of Commerce
Geo. A. Wall
George Gabriel
Herman PF. Jochem
Wall
House Committee
Levi
Dr W W Lauder Lectures On Art At Cosmopolitan School
Dr W W Lauder delivered a lecture on art at the Cosmopolitan School of Music and Dramatic Art. The talk covered aesthetic theory and artistic periods, drawing attention to modern movements and the role of the artist in society.
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W. W. Lauder
Art
de Svow
Lauder
Chape
Mars
Ashe
Wear Flowers Today in McKinley’s Honor
A fragmented report notes widespread wear of carnations in tribute to President William McKinley on his birthday. Observers recall his simple taste and the nation’s respect, with citizens and officials alike marking the day in quiet homage.
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M’kinley’s
Local Pick Ups Winast and 4th at 120 M 12th street
Afternoon events at 2 include a 300 benefit for Good Shepherd Rectory. Halbach Schroeder Co. tests and notices. work on the Eagles Home on North Street paused due to weather. A kindergarten program and new textiles are mentioned, along with an annual review in January. Local business actions, attorney Mo Fo Carrots, and German cotton items appear in the text.
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12Th Street
Good Shepherd Rectory Fund
Halbach-Schreeder
DPD
Palmer
Halbach-Schroeder
Eagles
Siath Street
Kiaidergarten
Halbach-Schroeder Co
Hadbach-Schreesdyer Cea
Attorney Mo Fo
Pac Tlaliach-s. Aroeder Co
Mhoccetten Baneter
Tussa Gernart Reis
Tlalbach-Schroeder Co
Labor Standing Committees Named
The Trades and Labor Assembly named the standing committees for the coming year at its Friday meeting led by President Theodore Bisser. Committees include Legislative with Herman Schelp J J Kearney Jacob Reque W E McIntyre Edward Stranckmeyer Bernard Deters Charles Rasche Frank Busch John Heuser F W Irish Bert Ryan Frank Lohaus John Augustine George E Wolfman William Lincoln William Otte Edward Landwehr H Steinkamp Rolla E McNeall Charles Spilker E Leach W J Reed Fred W Peuster R S Benedict Organizing with Tim Ifolt George Fries Hf H Thesen Otis W Cate George W Milbert Printing with George N Schmitt C T Strathmeyer F F Beals Union labels with IT Behrensmeyer Arthur Mester J Hagenah Oscar Milbert EH Wellman George Wheatcroft Ben Scott Frank Landwehr Arthur Brown Joseph Goederries. The groups will meet next week to organize and begin year work. Other business was routine with several communications referred to committees.
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Theodore Bisser
Trades and Labor Assembly
Herman Schelp
J. J. Kearney
Jacob Reque
W. E. McIntyre
Edward Stranckmeyer
Bernard Deters
Charles Rasche
Frank Busch
John Heuser
F. W. Irish
Bert Ryan
Frank Lohaus
John Augustine
George E. Wolfman
William Lincoln
William Otte
Symphony Concert Program Issued by Quin cy Symphony
Announcement Friday listed the Empire theater program for the Quin cy Symphony on Feb 4 under Earl Reinkencer, with soloist Albert Fischer and concertmaster. Selections include Rainmond overture, Scherzo and Serenade, Dvořák and Schubert pieces, Violin Solo Meditation, and Hungarian Fantasy. Police sergeant Riley received thanks from Buskeye club for police ball conduct and invited officers to a future policemen's dance in Hannibal.
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Kien
Quincy Symphony
Empire Theater
Slo
Earl Reinkencerfff
Albert Pischer
Rainmond
Thomas Scherzo
Ieidimark
Schubert
Seeres Venortiennes
Cavaneuve
Thats
Massenet
Police
James Riley
Buskeye Club
Hanibal
Police Department
Hannibal
Fourth annual football banquet set at Hotel Newcomb Tonight
Arrangements are complete for the fourth annual football banquet to be held at the Hotel Newcomb tonight. The senior players have spared no effort to ensure a complete success.
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Hotel Newcomb
Movement for New School Shifts to Quincy Talks
Attorney William Schlagenhauf, board member, urged a new school building at Irving Mothers' club meeting in Quincy. He described the 1865 main building as unsafe and inadequate, lacking artificial lighting and modern facilities, and noted it houses 400 pupils in a congested district. The vote of electors will decide funding. the event also showcased manual training and domestic science work.
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Marta Getse
William Schlagenhauf
Board of Education
Mothers’ Club
Irving School
Quincy
George Gabriel
Irving
M. M. Crockett
S. L. Adair
Jarrett
Gabriel
Ind
Sth
River Reaches New January High Mark
Mississippi River rose to 15.1 feet Friday noon, then fell to 14.9 feet by midnight. The day’s high marked the city’s highest January stage since 1880 records began. Residents of Missouri lowlands evacuated to higher ground amid rising flood fears. Mrs. C. IL Adelphoht continues to improve.
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Mississippi
Missouri
Hearts of thanks for neighbors kindness during illness and death
The children express heartfelt gratitude for kindness and sympathy shown to them during the illness and death of their beloved mother Mrs. Elizabeth Whyeler. They also thank everyone for the numerous beautiful floral offerings.
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Elizabeth Whyeler
For Sale Oak Bedroom Set By Owner Leaving City
Beautiful oak bedroom set cheap. Owner leaving city. Can be seen at Work Over Furniture Co. S38 State 34.
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Work Over Furniture Co
Weather outlook for Missouri and regions
A mixed precipitation forecast for Saturday with rain in the south and rain or sleet in the north, slight warming in the south. Sunday brings rain or snow in the north, with colder night conditions. east and south portions warmer Saturday, cooler Sunday.
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George Wilson
Sherman
OY Sherman
Abnaor
Charles He Cottrell
Hhe
Brest
Lamer
TE Cottrell
Ft Claris
Peter Bo Lott
Tames
Eo Adams
Jusselucan
Clarence A Wellsharles
Bartlett
TE Palmy
Henry Rope
John FE Wall
Hon C Sprick
Reuben EO Weeks
Davido Leng
Willian Tate
TL T. Smith
Co Cox
William Schlagena
Haus
Robert M. Switzer
Mendon
C. A. Chittenden
Camp Point
H. Z. Henry
Clayton
O. E. Bryant
Payson—Ui
F. Scarborough
Loraine
R. B. Echols
N. W. Wheeler
Golden
Carlin
Liberty
W. E. Mercer
Paloma
Clay Lawless
Coatsburg
W. 5. Gray
Pittsfield
Ray N. Anderson
Bluffs
William Tf. Gree
Hardin
George L. Aderton
George
Abe Martin
Bers
Jan Vert
Siath
Otto Larcasein
Seveenth
Dot Cox
FE Cottre
J. AN Waotmann
Mrs. Germann
Jackson
The
Pres
Geo. A. Wa
Wlaoay McKiafen
Fromeer Chet
River Bulletin
LABOR
T. & L. Assembly
Albert Fischer
Bach
Tobani
Start Movement For New School
Irving Mothers’ Club
Silver Vale
Weooter
Aliab
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