Civil War Vets Loraine Indignation Over Pastor Remarks
Civil War veterans in Loraine condemn Rev. Stanley Johnson for calling soldiers cowards and murderers during Memorial Day remarks. An indignation meeting adopted resolutions denouncing his address as unpatriotic and un-American, praising living veterans and honoring the fallen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loraine
Stanley Johnson
Johnson
Wilson
Mexico
Ife
Thomas Beer
A. M. Spicer
Quincy resident dies after long illness at 75
William Clay longtime Quincy resident died at his home 1135 North Eleventh street at 4 PM Friday from senility after two years of ill health. Born in Summerset county Pennsylvania he was 75 and left a widow and seven grandchildren. Funeral arrangements to follow with services previously held for John Keil at 1283 North Firth Street conducted by Rev. Abraham LeGrand.
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Writtiam Clay
North Eleventh Street
Summerset County
Mr. Clay
St. Branch
Western Catholic Union
Third Order
St. Rose of Lama Catholic Church
Clay
Joseph
John Clay
Chicago
Frank Clay
Kansas City
Stephen Struck
Quincy
John Kroner
Kan
Margaret
Anna Clay
Henry Clay
Baring
Netice
John Keil
North Firth Street
Abraham LeGrand
Vermont Street Baptist ‘Church
Gertrude Pease
Gilmer
Henry Wermsammer
West Burlington
Toledo, O
Dunerel
Funeral for Mrs Margaret R Mitchell
Mrs Margaret R Mitchell dies at Anna Brown Home and funeral services are held at 1 30 this afternoon at the Home with burial at Woodland Cemetery. Friends are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret R. Mitchell
Anna Brown
Woodland Cemetery
Barber requires hospital care after dog attack on arm
Jesse Bo Mullins, a barber, was bitten on the arm by a vicious dog owned by Pred Nauber along the bay front near the stock yards. He wore a bandage and sought treatment as the dog was reported to police. The second item is an Indiana reader testimonial about Foley Kidney Pills claiming relief from back and kidney pains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Bo Mullins
Pred Nauber
Bay Front
Mullins
Mali
Crittee
Indiana
Frank Moaseex
Marre
Till
Ind
Miller Ther Drug Co
Longtime Mendon Resident Robert Cannell Dies at 87
Robert Cannell, 87, oldest man in Mendon county area, died at home near Mendon after a brief illness. Born Isle of Man in 1828, he worked as a riverhand and railroad worker before settling on a Mendon farm. Survived by wife Elizabeth Shoat Cannell and five children, funeral services planned at Franklin Church near Mendon.
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Robert Cannell
Mendon
Mr. Cannell
Isle of Man
Wick Bradden
Tie
Adams County
Quincy
Cannell
Dillness
Michigan Canal
New York
Chicago
Stock Island
Lasalle, di
Ile
Ellington Township
Hin
St. Louis
Sottiers
Pittsburg Landing
Columbia
Lherty
Gen
Curtis
Helena
Ark
Michael Shute
Mendon Prairie
Elizabeth Shoat
Alleghany County
Campbell
Local Pick-Ups and Humprey Gas Heaters Featured
Local notices highlight Duker’s sale of dainty cambrine corset covers and muslin underwear, a Humphrey Gas Heater demonstration, and a “Free to You for thirty days” heater offer. It notes personnel moves including B. F. O’Neill heading to Detroit for a new job, and visits by Frank Porawski and Lee R. Briggs, with travel plans of Mr. and Mrs. John Wood to Colorado Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Duker Co
Humphrey
Lenane
Brookfield
Ariumphrey
John Wood
Colorado Springs
Col
Catheryne A. Monckton
Frank Porawski
Dick and Brothers Brewery
Kansas City
Porawski
Quincy
John Schramm
Pittsburg
Kan
Blue Ribbon
Lee R. Briggs
Memphis
The
Gas Co
Humphrey Heaters
Ambition and Envy Shadow a Man’s Rise and Fall
A succinct reflection notes how success invites envy from the world while failure garners public sympathy and quiet rejuvenation for the fallen man. It contrasts outward scorn with hidden encouragement as fortunes shift.
Trustee Named In Bankruptcy Case
Attorney Philip Schlagenhaus was elected trustee to handle Albert Waldin Jeweler's stock at 604 Hampshire Street after creditors approved claims. Bond set at 4000 dollars. Stock to be appraised by Odell Leach Wellman. sale method to be decided. Waldin unable to produce books. Penick represents Waldin. Stillwell case: W O Lunt store stock seized. John Wheelock named trustee with approved bond. stock to be appraised and sold soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Schlagenhaus
Albert Waldin
Hampshire Street
Federal
E. 5. Robinson
Springfield
Waldin
Schlagenhaus
Arthur F. Odell
James Leach
Clara M. Wellman
Frank Penick
Stilwell
Steamboat Schedule Moves on Between Burlington Davenport and Quincy
The schedule lists Steamboat Keokuk under master Hough McKenzie with morning departures from Burlington and Keokuk at 10 30 and 3 pm returns. Trelen Blair under Harry Young with Thursday 10 30 am departures from Davenport and 3 pm returns. Dubuque sailing Wednesdays and Saturdays from St Louis at 6 pm with Quincy departures to Keokuk and Burling. Quincy to St Louis trips on Mondays and Thursdays at 9 am. first trips set for June 6 from St Louis to Quincy and July 1 to St Paul. Ferry B B begins regular service from Quincy to West Quincy at 7 am with two trips per hour on the hour and half past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keokuk
Hough McKenzie
Burlington
Trelen Blair
Harry Young
Davenport
Dubuque
St. Louis
Quincy
Burling
St. Paul
St Louis
B. B
Foley Cathartic Tablets Gain Praise for Bilious Headaches
Indigestion and bilious symptoms are blamed on clogged bowels and a sick headache. A Foley Cathartic Tablet taken tonight is claimed to bring relief by morning. Endorsed by W. B. Vandigrift of Simivrna Georgia and Arthur Dru Co-Adv.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. RB. Vandigrift
Simivrna
Arthur Dru
Quincy Attorneys Attend State Association Meeting in Chicago
Quincy lawyers S A Hubbard and George H Wilson attended the Illinois State Attorneys Association summer meeting in Chicago at Hotel La Salle along with the Illinois Society of the American Institute of Criminal Law and Criminology and the Illinois State Bar Association. Attendance included participation in Chicago's preparedness parade. John E Wall of Quincy planned to speak but could not attend. Physical Director Crawmer and about 15 Y M C A boys sailed on the Keokuk to Keokuk for the intercity field and track meet with a swimming event. The Quincy Y contingent expects to win several events in Dam City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
S. A. Hubbard
George H. Wilson
Ilinois State Attorneys Association
Chicago
Hotel la Salle
Illinois Society of the American Institute of Criminal Law
Criminology
Thellinois State Bar Association
Association
John E. Wall
Keokuk
Crawmer
Dam City
Keokuk Steamer Arrives and Departs With Freight and Passengers
The steamer Keokuk arrived about 11 o clock Friday, roughly 30 minutes late, carrying a substantial freight and a notable passenger list. It departed for its return trip around 3 15 o clock. Among freight were two automobiles. The steamer Dubuque will sail up from St Louis at 6 o clock this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Eagles add four candidates new members at Nauerts park carnival
At the regular Eagles meeting on Thursday night four new candidates were taken in and applications for eight more received. The carnival committee reported and outlined preliminary plans for a carnival to be held under Eagles auspices in Nauert's park from June 12 to 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles
Nauert’s Park
U S Somers Hauls to Keokuk for Overhauling
The U S Somers torpedo boat of the Quincy Division Illinois Naval Reserves was moved to Keokuk dry docks Friday morning for annual overhaul. Commander W A Johnson and Ensign Edwards accompanied the vessel and returned the same day. The regular boat crew will oversee the work.
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U. S. Somers
Keokuk
U. S. Torpedo Boat
Somers
Quincy
Illinois Naval Reserves
W. A. Johnson
Ensign Edwards
Arrest of Edward Calvart for vagrancy in barn area
Edward Calvart was arrested Thursday evening by Officer John Maas for vagrancy. He was found in a barn between Jersey and York and Fifth and Sixth streets and refused to leave when property owners ordered him out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Calvart
John Maas
Jersey
York
Fifth
Sixth
Hospital transfer after illness on Ninth Street
Mrs Minnie Whitaker of 1419 North Ninth Street was moved by police ambulance Thursday afternoon to Blessing Hospital for treatment. Donald Grubb of Liberty ordered a new sidecar for his motorcycle after staying overnight at the Dunbar home on East Maine Street. Friday morning police court session was brief with minor cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Whittaker
North Ninth Street
Blessing Hospital
Donald Grubb
Liberty
Dunbar
East Maine Street
Divorces and fines in a busy court scene
James Cross and Edward Grieser were fined $2 and costs on intoxication charges, while Edward Calvert paid $10 and costs for vagrancy after being found in a barn and refusing to leave. A divorce suit Helfrich v Helfrich was filed by W H Coon, citing desertion since June 11 1901 marriage and July 10 1911 separation with the husband in Chicago. Drainage district reports show flood damage as ditches are filled and require dredging.
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James Cross
Edward Grieser
Edward Calvert
Calvert
Fredericka Helfrich
Adam Helfrich
Circuit
W. H. Coon
Pivorce
Chicago
Abandonment Charge Arraigns Grover Williams Today
Grover Williams will be arraigned in county court today on a charge of wife abandonment following his arrest Wednesday at the family home by Deputy Sheriff Joseph Lipps. He was released on his own recognizance pending the hearing as officers seek reason for the abandonment charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover Williams
Joseph Lipps
Wouldn’t Pay For Breakfast On Sixth Avenue
Charles Mealey a restaurant owner chased two women who refused to pay for breakfast they ate claiming poor coffee. They had come from Kansas City to see a sick mother in a local hospital. Mealey and the women were taken to police headquarters where he agreed to waive payment and order was restored.
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Sixth Avenue
Hampshire
Vermont
Charles Mealey
Kansas City
Police
Senate Daily Session Reports Major Port of Entry Move
The Senate met at 11 a.m. and passed a bill designating Noyes Minnesota as a customs port of entry. It debated the postoffice appropriation bill and approved Senator Kerns' measure directing the State Department to assess safety of American interests in Ireland. A joint action authorized Navy and Marine Corps officers to serve with the Haiti government in a cooperative policing role. Adjourned at 4:43 p.m. to noon Saturday. The House also opened at 11 a.m. and passed the naval appropriation bill by 358 to 34, funding a sizable expansion of the building program, and adjourned at 4:23 p.m. to noon Saturday.
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Noyes
Minn
Kerns
State Department
Ireland
House
Marine Corps
Haiten
Naval
Church Picnic Arranged By St John Evangelical Aid
The St John Evangelical Ladies Aid met Thursday to plan the Sunday school picnic supper. Proceeds will go toward repaying the debt from the recently installed organ.
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St. John's Evangelical Ladies’ Aid Society
Bazaar and coffee by St. John's Ladies' Sewing Circle
The Ladies' Sewing Circle of St. John's Evangelical Church will hold a bazaar and coffee next Thursday to raise funds for church needs. Proceeds support church activities and community outreach.
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St. John’s Evangelical Church
Choir entertained at Naomi Georgens home
Miss Naomi Georgens of 927 Ohio street hosted the Vermont Street Baptist church choir Thursday evening. Members enjoyed music games and refreshments during the entertaining evening at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naomi Georgens
Ohio Street
Vermont Street Baptist Church
Last Meeting of School Children's Aid Society Held
The members met Friday morning at the Y W C A for their final gathering until fall. Attendance was good and all bills for the year were ordered paid. The next meeting is planned for October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School Children’s Aid Society
Hartley To Deliver Baccalaureate Sermon At Quincy High
Rev R H Hartley will deliver the baccalaureate sermon for Quincy High School graduates in the Presbyterian church Sunday evening June 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Hartley
Quincy High School
Presbyterian Church
Picnic Supper for Ver Mont Street Methodists
The opportunity class met Friday evening at Mrs G N Wilson's home for a social gathering. A porch picnic supper was served. Guests included Miss Mary Hyde and her nephew Maurice Bone of Prairie City Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont Street Methodist Church
G. N. Wilson
Mary Hyde
Maurice Bone
Prairie City
Ill
Dorcas guild to hold lawn social at Luther Memorial
The Dorcas guild of Luther Memorial church met at Mrs. Fred Mueller's home on South Ninth street. They planned a lawn social for June 29 on the church lawn with tea cream cake candy and popcorn for sale. The group also voted to buy two dozen hymn books. Nineteen members attended and were served a finch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas Guild
Luther Memorial Church
Fred Mueller
South Ninth Street
Miss Trescher to Sing at First Christian Church
Miss Mae Trescher will sing at the First Christian church Sunday during bot services. An accomplished vocalist she has performed with lyceum associations.
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Miss Trescher
Mae Trescher
Change Date For Festival At Ellington Church
The Ellington Presbyterian Church women will hold a strawberry festival at the church. The event date was moved from Wednesday, June 7, to Tuesday, June 7.
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Ellington
Mizpah Bible Class Hosts Indoor Picnic
The Mizpah Bible class of the Ver church meets Friday afternoon for an indoor picnic. Mrs. J. H. Crafton serves as the class teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont Street Methodist Church
J. H. Crafton
Dean Reports On Warsaw Cathedral Auxiliary Meet
Dean W. O. Cone president of St. John's Cathedral reports on the Warsaw meeting of the Cathedral Women's Auxiliary held Friday at Mrs. C. W. Leffingwell's home. Social hour and refreshments followed. The next meeting is in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. Cone
St. John's Cathedral Church
Warsaw
C. W. Leffingwell
Friendship class meets for monthly sewing at Mrs Dunbar home
The Friendship class of the First Christian Sunday school spent a serene Friday afternoon at Mrs Hromer Dunbar's home. Women brought their fancy work, refreshments were served, halls decorated with roses. Next meeting is the first Friday of next month with Mrs D Warren on North Eighth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship
First Christian Sunday School
Hromer Dunbar
D Warren
North Eighth Street
Dr Bell's Pine-Tar-Honey for Children's Cold Sickness
An ad advises parents to give Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey Syrup to soothe coughs and colds in children. It claims the formula eases fretful sleep and helps kids get well, selling a 25 cent bottle at druggists.
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Dr Bell
Dr. Bell
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