Sun Eclipse 13 Viewed by All Quingyans
Eyewitness reports describe a Saturday afternoon partial solar eclipse. The event began around 5:20 pm and finished by shortly after 7 pm, visible in Washington and Florida areas though clearer elsewhere. Henry Ullenbreck’s telescope near Sixth Street aided observers, with about three quarters of the sun shaded at maximum.
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Earth
Qld
Sol
Washington
Florida
Henry Cullerbreck
Sixth Street
Pavson Avenue
Ullenbreck
Darkened City Watches Solar Eclipse Amid Superstition
A solar eclipse sparked fear among some residents, especially in black communities in Quincy, as police noted superstition and surprise. The event, the first solar eclipse seen in America since 1900, was expected to be followed by a smaller lunar eclipse on July 23 and 24 with the moon near totality.
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Quincy
America
Woman's Nerves Strong: Lydia Pinkham's Remedy Endorsed
Winona Minnesota woman recounts relief from nervousness after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The ad touts over forty years of use and positions the remedy as standard for displacements inflammation irregularities periodic pains backache and nervous prostration in women.
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Winona
Minn
Lydia E. Pinkham
Albert Sultze
Olmstead St
Wiskirchen-Undertaker and drifting briefs in Quincy
Brief personals note a visiting Wieters from Oklahoma leaves for home. Real estate ad offers Dr Trotter’s fine residence at 234 S 12th St for 7000. Various local visits, illnesses, and travel plans cited. Traveling saleswomen numbers noted as up 35 percent since the war began.
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Tulius Wieters
O'Keene
Okla
Joe Weber
Adams Street
Dr. Trotter
S. 12 Street
Stern
Etta McCarty
Bloomington
Freiburg
W. al. Hartshorn
Richfield Township
Harrison
Arthur Mittleberg
Small Son
Quincy
Good Shepherd
Red Cross
Arrowsmith Farm
Thirty-second
Broadway
J. J. Jennings
Center Mo
Pendleton
Leo Hapke
Peoria
Stannus
Lancashire St
Hazel Southwick
North Fifth Street
Crooks Bros
L. R. Nutt
Two Buttes
Colo
P. Wy. Patterson
C. E. Evans
Washington, DC
Hazel Ferguson
Canton
UW. Fo Lafler
State Bank
Mabel MecBane
Eau Claire Wis
Ethel Irwin
William K. Ott
Chicago
Val Vollmer
United States
American War Losses Arrive In Army Casualty List
The June 9 army casualty list reports 108 names: 30 killed in action, 10 died of wounds, 4 died in airplane crashes, 6 from other accidents, 6 from disease, 35 severely wounded, and 17 with wounds degree undetermined. Officers and enlisted men named include Lieut. Chester F. Wright of Waterloo Iowa and Captain Rufus F. Montgall of Kansas City Missouri among those killed or wounded.
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Chester F. Wright
Waterloo
Iowa
Rufus F. Montgall
Kansas City
Hamlet P
Heart
N. C
Herman Dotz
New York
Knut Ellingson
Rothsay
Minn
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Bridgeport
Charlie Winston
Call
Tex
Lester L. Meyer
Glendale
Cal
Rexford Shilliday
Columbus
G. M. Martin
Longview
Wm. L. Messinger
Watsontown
Raymond H. Leighton
Ensign
Mich
Thos. Arnold
Prescott
Ariz
Fred Bauer
Chicago
Dean B. Frys
Scientate
Mass
Lark Landis
Scaife
Ark
John W. Lafferty
Brooklyn
Harry L. Dunn
Santa Barbara
George D. Jackson
Kingwood
W. Va
West Fourth Street
Thos. H. Wyllie
Newport
R. I
Walter B. Brant
Dorchester
Walter M. Johnson
Gladsden
Ala
George W. Peter
Mountain Lake
Jansen E. Shue
York
Dennis A. Sullivan
Auburn
N. Y
Josh Buckley
A. J. Comeau
Leominster
Miss
L. R. Dunn
Philadelphia
Arthur L. Easterday
Indianapolis
Hubert A
Astronomer’s Son Wounded in France During Eclipse Study
Goldendale Wash June 9 Prof W W Campbell of Lick Observatory Mount Hamilton Cal traveled here to study the solar eclipse received a cablegram from France stating that his son Lieow Douglass Campbell an American aviator was slightly wounded Campbell is described as the first American ace
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Wash
W. W. Campbell
Lick
Mount Hamilton
Cal
France
Liew Douglass Campbell
Campbel
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