Sudden Death of Mrs McCoy in Mt Sterling
Mrs Isa belle McCoy widow of Rev M S McCoy former publisher of the Mr Sterling Mail died Wednesday morning after a long illness. She was born Nancy Isabelle Hill in North Carolina May 20 1856 and came to Illinois as a child. Survived by three children R O McCoy Mrs E E Mitty and M W McCoy all of Mt Sterling and four brothers R F Hill E Hill J W Hill J G Hill. Funeral Friday at the Presbyterian church led by Rev Powers.
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MT. Sterling
Isabelle McCoy
M.S. McCoy
Mr. Sterling Mail
Nancy Isabelle Hill
North Carolne
Illinois
R. O. Mc- Coy
E. E. Mitty
M. W. Mc- Coy
R. F E. Hill
Wannibal
J. W. Nathan J. G
Presbyterian Church
PR. Powers
Methodist Church
J. H. Patton
Quincy
E. S Wenrichson
J. J. Pitts
Bloomington
Stratford
Texas
E. F. Crane
C. E. Pendelton
F. D
Court House
Williams
Louisa Williams
David Thompson Early Settler Passed Away at 82
Carthage June 2 David Jackson Thompson died at 6 30 am Thursday in his home aged 82 from heart failure following a grippe relapse. Native of New Hampshire he moved to Hancock county and Carthage in 1880. He was a cabinet maker, a longtime member of the Christian church and Burnside lodge A F and A M. He leaves four children, including Mrs Lara Porter and Mrs Amy Thompson, and will be buried in Pilot Grove cemetery after services at his residence.
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Carthage
David Jackson Thompson
Mr. Thompson
New Hampshire
Hebron
Grafton County
Sarah Jacobs
Mahala Lionberger
Quincy
Pilot Grove Township
Hancock County
David S
David Thompson
Thankful N. Springer
Covington
Lara Viola Porter
Amy Eloise Thompson
Arthur
Thompson
Arthur Murry
Hancock
Hancock County Court House
Old Court House
Lovitt
Arthur Murray
E. M. Smith
Pilot Grove Cemetery
Death of Margaret R. Mitchell at Anna Brown Home
Mrs. Margaret R. Mitchell widow of Lycurgus Mitchell died at 6 o'clock Thursday morning at the Anna Brown home. Cause was paralysis after a two day illness. Born January 15 1841 in Lewis county Missouri she was 75. Her husband died December 28 1910 in Quincy. They lived here years ago and were well known. She entered the home August 16 1911. They belonged to the Christian Science church. She leaves no children a California sister and Missouri relatives. Funeral will be announced.
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Margaret R. Mitchell
Lycurgus Mitchell
Anna Brown
Lewis County
Quincy
Burial at Woodland Cemetery After Anna Brown Home Service
A funeral service will be conducted at 1 30 o clock Saturday afternoon in the Anna Brown Home with burial to follow in Woodland cemetery. Friends are invited to attend the rites.
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Anna Brown
Woodland Cemetery
Infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Collins dies at eight days
Harriette Collins, infant daughter of Mr Elmer E Collins and Mrs Collins of 1319 North Twelfth street, died at 6 o'clock Wednesday evening after an illness of one day. Born May 23 she was eight days old, leaving her parents and sister Virginia.
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Harriette Collins
Harriette B
Elmer E. Collins
North Twelfth Street
Cone
Virginia
Burial of Unknown Man in Graceland Cemetery
The body of the unknown man found in Sandslough was buried at Graceland cemetery at 4 o'clock Thursday afternoon. A telegram sent to Lawrence Kansas seeking identification was answered that the man is not known there.
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Sandslough
Graceland Cemetery
Lawrence, Kans
Funeral for John Keil Set at Home Service
The funeral for John Keil will be held at 2 30 this afternoon at his home 1223 North Fifth Street Burial will follow at Greenmount Cemetery.
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John Keil
North Fifth Street
Greenmount Cemetery
Attends Funeral Travel Note for Linihan Siblings Inlaw
John E. Linihan returned Wednesday morning from Erie Pennsylvania where he attended his sister in law’s funeral. Mrs Linihan paused in Cleveland en route to Quincy.
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John E. Linihan
Erie
August Eberhardt dies in Chicago by gas inhalation
August Eberhardt, a former Quincy resident, died in Chicago on Wednesday after being overcome by gas. The sister Miss Mary Eberhardt received the message Thursday. He leaves a widow and two children, son Olmvier of Chicago and daughter Mrs. Edma Boquet of Quincy, plus two sisters Miss Mary Eberhardt of Quincy and Mrs. Herman Rickhoff of St. Louis, and a brother John of Michigan City. He was 59 and formerly worked as a motder in Quincy.
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Clayton
Louis
Richard Davis
Carthage
Jane Brockman
Inlaw
Percy W. Brockman
Martha
Jane
Catherine
Kansas City
Enid
Okla
Winfield
Kansas
Arthur Leeper
P. W. Brockman
Peru
W. F. Lemon
August Eberhardt
Chicago
Mary Eberhardt
Olmvier
Edma Boquet
Herman Rickhoff
St. Louis
John
Michigan City
Eberhardt
Quincy
St Pauls Evangelical Church Plans Barn Garage Proof
The church board met Wednesday and decided to convert the parsonage barn into a garage for the new car. Rev. A W Fruechte will get it next week. They will ask the Ladies Aid and men's league to send six delegates for the next board meeting to finish picnic plans for June 22 at South Park. They will meet again next week.
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St. Paul's Evangelical Church
A. W. Fruechte
Ladies’ Aid Society
Men’s League
South Park
Funeral for Rail King James J Hill Draws Thousands
Thousands gathered in St Louis Park and along Summit Avenue on June 2 for services at the Summit Avenue home of James J Hill. Family and friends attended as hundreds of farm business associates and neighbors crowded the grounds outside, rendering the interior crowded and a private service unnecessary despite initial plans.
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ST. Louis
Minn
James J. Hill
Help for Working Women in Franchised Letter Testimony
A Frankfort Kentucky letter from Mrs Ja Conley praises Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound for relieving female weakness. The writer says the product restored health enabling her to work again and recommends it to other women. The Pinkham company invites women to write for confidential advice.
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Frankfort
Mi Ham
Ja Conley
St. Clair St
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn, Maas
Speci Sdvice
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Quincey Bantist Association
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Amos Mayfield
Mary
HT. B. Meyers
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Andrew Keith
Kewanee
Harry Hoffman
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W. R. McConnel
T. E. Croxton
Geo. Robinson
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Eva Shoaff
Peoria
Wm. Neuss
Springfield
Wm. Greenwell
A.A. Nedrick
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Oklahoma
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Grand Leader
Elza Lamir
Leland
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Danice Pertry
Bluffs
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Palmyra
Wim. Stumb
Roy MacDonald
Lela
Frank Clark
Bliss
Oklo
Iva Berryman
Jacksonville
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Hattie Parks
Phillis
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Hannibal
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A. F. Jones
D. T. Harney
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Ethel May Lovitt
Barbara Eloise
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Burnside Lodge
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A. M
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Marie Cronk
Agnes Anderson
Allen Kline
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E. H. Plumptre
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Department of Classics
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Runolfur Fjeldsted
Eva Simmons
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Polyneikes
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Henry Meyer
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Rowland Hill
Charles Runyon
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Vernon Yeich
Marchand Mill
Leland H. Lesher
Carthage Woman's Club
J. J. Welch
W. O. Kunkel
Robert Baird
Leon Chevillon
W.E. Lyon
E. M. Robbins
W. D. Eghers
Hancock County Fair Association
R. D. Denton
W. ©. Cain
Eathel Arnold
Janette Blake
Tonette Blake
Mary T. Hunt
Marie Gibson Hunt
Patrick T. Gannon
Taylor
Louis Culkin
W. Pp
Culkin
Stratnx
Robert S. Corbitt
Myrtle B. Corbitt
Lloyd Merlin Corbitt
Burnside
Clara O. Louden
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Irene Russell
Samuel E. Corbitt
LaHarpe
Albert Cutler
Delos L. Cutler
Poppa Fooken
Wick J. Askes
Hamp
Kool Kloths
Priestley
Cravenette
Iinats
Margaret Mitchell
Mrs. Conley
Chicago Sunday Tribune
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Miss Burke
F. Zeigfeld, Jr
George Kleine
Gloria
Mrs. Rupertughes
Seidler News Agency
Chicago Tribune
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