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Newspaper

Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1915

Page

10

Haynes pioneer of the automobile born in Kokomo

Elwood Haynes began construction of the Pioneer car twenty three years ago, with its first public run in 1894 near Kokomo Indiana. The Pioneer is now in the Smithsonian. Haynes cars won 41 of 44 contests from 1895 to 1916 and introduced features later standard in the industry. The Light Six models boast speeds from zero to sixty in high gear.

Elwood Haynes C. H. Bennett Bennett Garage & Machine Co Haynes Kokomo Indiana Smithsonian Institution Washington, D. C New York America St. Louis Chicago Motor Club

Track Meet Records Fall at Central Union Championship

Chicago Athletic Association wins the Central Amateur Athletic Union senior track and field meet with 42 points, while Wisconsin scores 9 and Illinois 5. Several records fall including Campbell in the half mile, Marceau in the mile, Dismond in the 440 yards, Kenourck in pole vault, Loomis in high jump, Mucks in shot put and threshing yard events. University of Chicago dominates second with multiple record performances. Notre Dame and Northwestern also compete among 16 institutions at the University of Chicago track.

Campbell Marceau Dismond Mucks Loomis Kenourck University of Wisconsin Chicago Chicago Athletic-a Central Amateur ‘Athletic Union Today Mino's Athletic AJ AL UL University of Chicago F. Sauer CGALA Chicago Athletic Association George, Waage Llinois N. A. Merriam Keénourck I. Alc Leroy Samse C.A. A GC. A Alma Siechards Wisconsin Ie Ald Vo Rohter ML. Coffin Lesmiss Oby Ff. Uhaif Smith C. Ny Thetn University For Wisconsin Danish Athletic Club of Chicago Notre Dame Northwestes University

Bucklen's Amica Salve Promotes Healing For Skin Ailments

An old advertisement urges using Bucklen's Amica Salve for minor cuts sores bruises and infections hazards from pin pricks and strains. It claims antiseptic protection and prevention of serious complications and promotes an original two ounce box at 25 cents from local druggists.

Lincoln Park Club Leads in Busy Rowing Meet

Lingotron Park Club and Lincoln Park Club lead as four of six races win. Alfred Anderson of Lincoln Park shines, winning junior four and other events. Central Rowing club of St Louis and North Side Boat Club of Quincy show strong showings, with tight finishes and disqualifications noted.

Lingoln Park Chigego Central Rowing “Club St Louis Baden’ Rowing ‘Club South Side Boat Club Quines North Side Boats Club Quincy Tunior Turn AL Ce WK Johnson Park H. Ross Central Blacelib St. Louis Fourt Ventral States Amateur Rowing Association York Street North Mound City Lincoln, Park of Alfred Anderson Lincoln A. Bornmann South Side Lincoln Park

Justice Throws Out Eleven Games In Cedar Rapids Protest

In Waterloo Iowa the Central Association tossed eleven Cedar Rapids games amid rule violations. Cedar Rapids protests claimed four veteran rules were breached and Mason City also had two wins annulled against Marshalltown. The special meeting restricted transfers of higher class players to any team.

Waterloo Central ’Association Tulay Celar Bar Aets Cedar Rapids Mason City Marshalltown Central Association

Dramatic duel tale of Strathmore and a tragic ward

In this era melodrama Lord Strathmore and his ally Bertie Errol clash over Lady Vavasour. A duel ends Errol’s life and prompts a grim chain of vengeance. Strathmore violently slays Lady Vavasour, spares her, takes Errol’s baby Lucille, who grows to a radiant young woman. A suitor exposes a deadly secret, but virtue redeems, and Strathmore dedicates his life to the child.

Lord Strathmore Bertie Errol Marquise of Vavasour Strathmore Vavasour Lady Vavasour Andy Lucille

Bank Votes Extended in Merchants Trust and Savings Bank Contest

Votes on deposits of 19 dollars and more at the Merchants Trust and Savings Bank will run through the contest close. Count ballots day and night, sorting labels and slips, with doors locked at 5 p.m. Tuesday and Wednesday. Notable contestants include Taroht Briggs, John Winters, and Elbert Delford Darrow aiding Woodland Home. Certificates issued for new and old accounts, with interest at 3 percent. deposits vote remains for three months.

Mercantile Trust & Savings Bank Huring Whig Taroht Briggs John Winters Elbert Delford Darrow Woodland Home Sprigg Mercantile Trust and Savings Bank Npegr

Lad Crushed to Death in Train Yard Accident

WANNIBAL Mo July 3 Special lad, Clark Svear old son of Mrs Isie Clarke of Sil Eleventh street, met his death when he was caught between two cars being moved onto a switch track. He was on a car when another car bumped it causing him to fall and he was crushed out instantly.

Wannibal Clark Isie Clarke Sil Eleventh Street

Lost watch and parasol ad echoed in Unst ad fragment

Fragment from a newspaper page hints at a lost item notice including a watch and parasol or related article. The wording suggests a short personal notice or classified reference possibly tied to an Unst advertisement and a missing item inquiry.

Rickenbacker Wins Long Race at STOUX CITY IA

Eddie Rickenbacker won the 660 mile race at STOUX CITY leading at about 74 mph. Eddie O'Donnell finished a close second, with Tom Alley taking third. Rickenbacher had won last year’s contest. Dario Resta faltered after last week’s Chicago win. A crash damaged Rickenbacher’s car and a driver was hospitalized with serious injuries.

Stoux City Eddie Rickenbacker Eddie O'Donnell Rickenbacher Tom Alley O'Donnell Dario Resta Chicago C. Cox Rawlings

Miss VanderBoom Returns Home After Chicago Visit

Miss Mary VanderBoom of Chicago who spent a month in Quincy returned home last night with her parents Mr and Mrs H van den Boom of 1236 Spring Street. During her visit she was guest of honor at numerous social gatherings.

Mary VanderBoom Chicago Quincy H. Ae VandenBoom Spring Street

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