Fifteenth Anniversary Banquet of Quincy Knights of Columbus
A large crowd attended the Quincy council Knights of Columbus fifteenth anniversary banquet at Hotel Quincy, with 482 guests and heavy interest in initiation ceremonies. Delegations arrived from Chicago and multiple Missouri towns. a 68-member class was admitted in the afternoon, followed by a formal banquet and speeches on religious toleration and the order's future. The program featured music by the Dickson quartet and soloists, with women guests welcomed and a strong emphasis on unity across faiths.
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Quincy Council
Knights of Columbus
Hotel
Quincy
Order
Vineyard
Counci Hall
Chicago
Packey” McFarland
Bernard J. Coens
Peoria
Galesburg
Springfield
Jacksonville
Carthage
Weekuk
Kirksville
Canton
Tannibal
Louisiana
Edina
Monroe City
Balmyra
Mt Sterling
St. Peter's Church
Father Giusti
J. J. Driscoll
James Wall
John Carroll
B. M. Cavanaugh
Mr. Carroll
P. J. McQuire
Order of Knights of Columbus
Rome G. Arnold
George Reeves
John F. Garner
Marie Schaller
America
Dickson
K. of C. Auxiliary
Robert Damhorst
Nora Moriarty
John Dehner
Steamboat Time Table for Keokuk Port
The Keokuk steamer left Sunday at eight for a family excursion to Keokuk and back, returned at eight, then departed Monday afternoon at three for Keokuk and Burlington on a tri weekly packet run. The next trip down is at 10 thirty Wednesday morning. The Dubuque arrived Monday morning at seven thirty on a weekly trip to Burlington, freighted well, and left at nine for St Louis. The Helen Blair will be down from Davenport at 10:30 Thursday on a weekly packet run. The U S torpedo boat Somers, local naval reserves, is in dry docks for painting and overhaul. Steamers U S David Tipton Coal Bluff Ellen and others were anchored in Keokuk port Sunday.
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Keokuk
Burlington
Dubuque
St. Louis
Helen Blair
Davenport
U. S
Somers
Division of Naval Reserves
U. S. David
Tipton
Coal Blubb
Ellen
Keokuk Port
Chaddock fund drive nears halfway mark with $9,000 raised
The Chaddock college campaign fund nears its $20,000 goal as pledges surpass $9,000 before Monday noon. Twenty teams canvassed, with W. A. Schwindeler and H. E. Eaton leading the top pledge of $1,120 by Saturday night. A final report and dinner are planned for tonight at 6:30 in the college dining room. More donors are expected to respond by Tuesday’s dinner.
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Chaddock College
Chaddock
W. A. Schwindeler
H. E. Eaton
Schwindeler
Quincy
Chaddock School
LaBelle Defeats Monticello In Season Showcase
LaBelle beat Monticello 3 to 1 before the season’s largest crowd in Labelle, Mo. Monticello, with players from Canton Gonn and Lewistown, pressed hard but failed to convert hits into runs. The visitors’ only run came as Reese’s wild throw allowed Graves to score from third.
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Labelle
Monticello
Canton
Gonn
Lewistown
Reese
Graves
A Chaddock Boy Sheds Light On Mrs Whitney’s Crisis
Mrs Frank Whitney suffers a nervous breakdown while staying at the home of her mother Mrs R F Newcomb. The report notes the family seeks care and mentions Chaddock as a referenced institution in the context of her condition.
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Frank Whitney
R.F. Newcomb
Sportsettes continued on page five
A fragmented 1903 baseball tale recalls Chicago White Sox comeback against Washington with Isbell hit a liner that struck Tim Ryan, Jim Hendricks narrates the misadventure, and a clubhouse scramble ensues as a ball ricochets through and Isbell hits a homer while Ryan endures a bruised head and mashed foot. An unrelated medical advert then promotes Dr Bell’s Pine Tar Honey to curb summer colds.
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Chicago White Sox
Washington
Chicago
Jack Hendricks
Jimmy Ryan
Frank Isbell
Moses
Timmy Ryan
Jimmy
Isbell
Ryan
Irip
Dr. Bell
Adv
Retains Title as Woman Tennis Champion
Miss Molla Bjurstedt of Norway defends the United States women’s singles crown by defeating Mrs. Ed ward Raymond of New York 6 0 6 1 in the challenge round. She also wins the women’s national doubles title with Miss Eleanor Sears of Boston after a three set win over Mrs. Raymond and Miss Edna Wildey 4 6 6 2 10 8. Wildey’s offense marked the match as a highlight on the day.
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Philadelphia
Molla Bjurstedt
Norway
United States
Edward Raymond
New York
Eleanora Sears
Boston
Miss Bjurstedt
Mrs. Raymond
Foley Cathartic Tablets Advertises Quick Relief
Billy advertisment claims Foley Cathartic Tablets ease bilious headaches and indigestion by cleaning the bowels. A Smyrna Georgia user praises the product to friends via Miller & Arthur Drug Co. advertisement copy.
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W. B. Vandigrift
Smyrna
Miller & Arthur Drug Co
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Amusements Today film listings and stage previews
Amusements pages list multiple theater programs and stars. Orpheum presents The Whirlpool, Bijou features Suzann Carter in a revue, Princess shows Edna Goodrich in Arm strongs Wife, Sterling presents Clara Kimball Young in The Yellow Passport, Belasco features William Farnum in The Man of Sorrow, Savoy offers The Children in the House, Fatty Arbuckle in The Other Man, Colonial screens Blood to Black Skin and Madam Cubist with Mary Fuller, Quincy shows The Edge of the Abyss with Pearl White, and Broadway other items La Paloma Mary Anderson Billy Reeves No Smoking Tapped Wires plus Selig dramas.
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Princess
Edna Goodrich
Armstrong
Ster
Clara Kimball Young
Belasco
William Farnum
Savoy
Gem
Fatty Arbuckle
Mary Fuller
Quincy
Pearl White
Mary Anderson
Billy Reeves
Selig
Orpheum Players Stage The Whirlout And In Old Kentucky
At The Orpheum Theater Monday night the Orpheum Players presented a western drama The Whirlout with a unique pit and a river of comedy. A promising mix of love and mistaken plots runs to a happy ending. Matinee today and Wednesday with final show Wednesday night. Thursday night Chas Carey’s In Old Kentucky to be presented, a limited stock company run.
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Orpheum Players
Orpheum Theater
Chas. T. Carey
Old Kentucky
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Augusta, IL
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the Star
Clara
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Broadway
Bille Reeves
Excelsior Stove & Mfg. CO
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Twelfth and
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