Congregational Orchestra concert at church in Quincy
The Congregational church orchestra will give a concert at 8 pm in the church parlors at Twelfth and Maine. It is the third concert, featuring soloists Frank Walter John Dickson and Sidney Hausman with Emil Reinkendorff directing. The program includes works by Bouillon and Offenbach among others.
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Congregational Church
Twelfth
Maine Streets
Emil Reinkendorff
Fifth Infantry Band
Frank Walter
John Dickson
Sidney Hausman
Air de Ballet
Massette Offenbach
Eilenberg
McCarthy “Mascagni
Brewer
Rockie
Reinkendorff
Vansteel Family Plans Macomb Graduation Trip
Mr and Mrs Emil Vansteel of 1029 Jersey street will leave this morning for Macomb to attend the commencement exercises at Illinois State Normal school. Their daughter Miss Mabel Vansteel is a member of the graduating class.
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Rudolph Wilms
South Twelfth. Street
Belleville
Doris
Margaret
Emil. Vansteel
Jersey’ Street
Macomb
Ilinois State Normal School
Mabel Vansteel
Annual picnic plans at Mendow all day Friday guests of Mrs Anna
The annual picnic on the Round Table will be held at Mendow all day Friday with ladies as guests of Mrs Anna Chittenden at her summer home. An old-fashioned country dinner will be served at the Hotel Nicholson at noon. Some ladies will travel by automobile, others by train. Quincy girls graduate from the state normal school at Macomb this morning. Names include Jessie Dorsey Helen Kreigshauser Edna Kiem Pauline Laws Mabel Vansteel Zula Francis. Miss Emma Breitstadt returns from Champaign University of Illinois to spend the summer. she will enter her senior year next fall.
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Tim Castle
Warren Pearce
Mamie Tripp
William Henley
Virginia
Ware
Eliza ‘McNeill
Edna Meyer
Mildred Carley
Round Table
Mendow
Anna
Chittenden
Nicholson
Quincy
State Normal School
Macomb
Jessie Dorsey
Helen Kreigshauser
Edna Kiem
Pauline Laws
Mabel Vansteel
Zula‘ Francis
Emma Breitstadt
Champaign
University of Illinois
Miss Breitstadt
Summer departures and visits noted in local notices
Mrs Charles Henry Bull and daughter travel to Magno lia Beach Mass for summer. Edward Prince leaves for Cheyenne to stay with Bishop Nathaniel. Mrs Guy Noll and Prince join in July. Mrs W C Rowley of Detroit visits for Dorothy Boswell’s high school graduation. Mr Rowley to join later. Mr and Mrs C H Seaman return to Springfield after visit with Mrs Charles Roseheim. Mrs Lou Dennis and daughter and Mrs P T Head of Hannibal guests of Mrs Sue Gillham. Mrs Garnet Heitz of Chicago visits O Hare family. Mrs Hal Brady of New York visits her parents. Dr Helen Stahle called from Clinton Ia for mother’s illness.
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J. W. Lewis
Springfield
Newcomb
Edward Prince
Cheyenne
Wyo
Bishop
Nathaniel. Thomas
Guy Noll
Prince
W. C. Rowley
Detroit
Mich
L.B. Boswell
C. H. Seaman
Charles Roseheim
Park Place
Lou Dennis
P. T. Head
Hannibal
Sue Gillham
Broadway
Hal Brady
New York
Helen Stahle
Clinton, Ia
Summer Cough Relief with Foley's Honey and Tar
A vintage advertisement promotes Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for summer coughs and bronchial irritation. It claims to soothe inflamed surfaces, stop tickling, and relieve racking coughs, suitable for travel use. Miller and Arthur Drug Co. sponsors the product.
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Foley
Miller
Arthur Drug Co
Chicago Rail Workers Ponder Strike Over Conditions
Seven teen thousand Chicago street and elevated railroad employees face a potential strike within forty eight hours if better working conditions and wages are not granted. A union letter to President L A Busby rejected current offers as insufficient and hinted at arbitration, despite a recent wage increase proposal affecting about twenty percent of workers.
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Chicago
Street
William Quinlan
L. A. Busby
Surface
National Organization
Busby
Portland Waterfront Fire Destroys Standard Box Plant
A blaze in Portland Oregon today destroyed the Standard Box company factory and adjacent buildings along the waterfront, with an estimated loss of 100000 dollars. The fire damaged a six block area and prompted emergency response from local crews.
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Portland
Ore
Standard Box Company
William H. Snyder Elected Grand Monarch in Elmira Session
William H. Snyder of Elmira was chosen grand monarch of the Mystic order Veiled Prophets of the Enchanted Realm at the supreme council session in Buffalo. The June 9 event announced the leadership for the ancient order.
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Buffalo, N. Y
William H. Snyder
Elmira
Supreme Council of
Armour & Co Director Dies on Golf Course
CHICAGO June 9 Harry F Darlington, director of Armour and Co, collapsed and died yesterday afternoon while playing golf at the Midlothian club cause heart disease listed as the fatal result fellow players reported a sudden collapse on the links with medical staff unable to revive him
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Armour & Co
Chicago
Harry F. Darlington
Midlothian Club
Texas Wonder cures kidney and bladder troubles
Patent remedy claims to cure kidney and bladder issues in men and women, relieve diabetes, rheumatism, and bladder irregularities, with regulatory claims for children. Sold by druggists or mail order for 1.00, bottle said to last two months and often complete. Dr. E. W. Hall listed in St. Louis address.
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Texas Wonder
E. W. Hall
Olive Atreat
St. Louie
President Wilson Appeals for Peace Amid Mexico Tensions
In an appeal to the nation President Wilson urges adherence to peace principles as Mexico tensions rise, warning against war and calling for steadfast pursuit of diplomatic means and national unity.
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Mexico
Socialist Party Drafts Two Memorials on Mexico and Colorado
The national executive committee of the Socialist Party in Chicago drafted two memorials to President Wilson. One protests U.S. policy toward Mexico and warns against armed intervention. The other urges investigation into Colorado elections and exposes alleged jealously administered justice.
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Chicago
Socialist Party
Wilson
Colorado
Mexico
Department of Justice
Mexican Memorial
Wartorn
Socialist.party
United States
Colorado Memorial
Colorado Appeal
Terre Haute
Ind
Adolph Germer
Illinois Mine Workers’ Association
George H. Goebel
Newark
N. J
Arthur Leseuver
People’s College
Fort Scott
Kan
James H. Maurer
Pennsylvania Federation of Labor
Emil Seidel
Milwaukee
Wis
Hall's Catarrh Cure advertised as universal remedy
An old advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh, a constitutional disease, by acting on blood and mucous surfaces. It offers 100 dollar reward for any case it cannot cure and invites readers to send for testimonials from Toledo Ohio publishers PF J Cheney & Co. The ad also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Toearn
Hall
PF. J, Cheney, & CO
Toledo
Ohio
Lola
Take Halls
English Munitions Bill Gets Royal Assent
London June 9 The ministry of munitions bill establishing a department to attend to the furnishing of supplies of munitions on an adequate scale was passed by the house of lords today and received royal assent. Baron St Davids condemned attacks on the working classes and warned that some upper-class members had not worked for themselves.
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London
Ministry of Munitions
House of Lords
Baron St. Davids
Pembrokenshire
Lord St. Davids
Leon Sanders Elected Grand Master At Brith Abraham Conclave
In Atlantic City New Jersey during the convention’s final session Leon Sanders of New York won the election to serve as grand master of the Brith Abraham order. The gathering concluded with the selection after a series of votes and speeches by delegates from various cities.
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Atlantic City
N. J
The
Order
Brith Abraham
Leon’ Sanders
New York
Sev
Hawaii Governor Pinkham Arrives in San Francisco
Governor Lucas E. Pinkham of Hawaii and his staff arrived yesterday on the Matsonia. They will participate in exercises at the Panama-Pacific events, starting in San Francisco.
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Kamehameha
San Francisco
Lucas E. Pinkham
Hawaii
Matsonia
Panama
Shaw Accepts Prohibition Party Nomination for Governor
William Shaw, general secretary of the United Society of Christian Endeavor, yesterday announced his acceptance of the nomination for governor, tendered at the recent convention of the Prohibition Party in Ballardville, Massachusetts.
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Ballardville
Mass
William Shaw
United Society of Christian’ Endeavor
Prohibition Party
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