Reverend Smith Leaves Quincy for St Paul Pastorate
Rev James Robert Smith long time pastor of the Congregational church in Quincy Wisconsin has been called to the Peoples church in St Paul Minnesota to succeed the late Dr Samuel G Smith The move comes as a surprise though not unexpected as Smith may accept the new pastorate for a larger field His family and work here are noted for strong church influence and charitable activity with Mrs Smith active in the School Children's Aid Society
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jens L. Smith
James Robert Smith
Congregational Church
Twelfth
Maine Streets
People's Church
St. Paul
Minn
Whig
First Congregational Church
Quincy
People's Church of
Samuel G. Smith
St.Paul
Rev. Smith
James, Robert Smith
Superior
Wis
Smith
James Robert. Smith
School Children’s ‘Aid Society
Mrs Heilemann and son visit Racine relatives
Mrs George Heilemann and her son Ray mond of Racine Wis arrived the other day to visit with Mrs Susie Meek of 724 North Sixth Street and at the home of her niece Mrs Guy Pryor of 726 North Sixth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George ‘Heilemann
Raymond
Racine
Wis
Wills filed for Seth W. Baker and Fred Brosi in Lorraine
The Baker will names Bell A. Baker as executrix with widow’s life use and specific bequests to the Methodist parsonage, Chaddock Boys School, Severn Baker, James Gardner, Masonic Lodge 893, Buckeye Cemetery, Lorraine Cemetery, and Lettie J. Carr, with remainder to heirs. dated May 17, 1915. The Brosi will leaves estate residue to sons Oscar and Fred, with Oscar acting as executor. dated June 25, 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seth W. Baker
Loraine
Fred Brosi
Quincy
Bell A. Baker
Methodist Parsonage
Chaddock Boys’ School
Severn Baker
James Gardner
Masonic Lodge
Buckeye Cemetery Association
Loraine Cemetery Association
Lettie J. Carr
Ers
J. O. Wade
S. Groves
Bross
Oscar
Fred
Oscar’ Bross
Walter
Harry Heidbreder
Marooned rider maps eastern motorcycle route
R B Parrish of Atlanta a trail finder for an Akron rubber company is temporarily marooned by mud while laying out a motorcycle route from Terre Haute Indiana to Kansas City via Springfield and Keokuk Galesburg and back He drafts maps on the road and sends them home trail markers follow to guide motorists Parrish formerly raced and claims first motorcycle tour of Mammoth Cave and a recent climb of Stone Mountain Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Parrish
Atlanta
Eastern Rubber Company
Akron
Ohio
Parrish
Mammoth ‘Cave
Kentucky
Stone Mountain
Missouri River Rising Near St Louis Flood Stage
Announcement from the local bureau says the Missouri at its junction with the Mississippi, about fifteen miles north of St Louis, will reach flood stage Sunday night. The Mississippi at St Louis is expected to reach flood stage a little later. The river at St Louis is currently two feet below flood stage.
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ST. Louis
Funeral Services for Mrs Beil Draw Large Attendance
Funeral services for Mrs Elizabeth Beil were held at the family home on Oak Street drawing a large crowd of friends and former associates. Dean Cone officiated at the burial in Woodland Cemetery with Mrs Phineas Haggas and Mrs Harry Becker singing. Outside attendance included Mrs J Madison of Galesburg and Mrs J H Guckert of Kansas City. Pallbearers were Thomas Brown George Brittain Albert Richardson and Emmett Howard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodland Cemetery
Elizabeth Beil
Oak Street
Cathedral of St. John
Dean Cone
Phineas Haggas
Harry E. Becker
City
J.H. Madison
Galesburg
J. ‘H. Guckert
Kansas City
Thomas Brown
George Brittain
Albert . Richardson
Emmett. Howard
Woodland, Cemetery
Maud Muller at Orpheum Impresses Quincy Crowds
Oliver Players deliver an outstanding Maud Muller at the Orpheum with strong acting and team play. Miss Daly shines as a key addition and crowds grow despite off season. A 2:30 matinee appeals to schoolchildren. Sunday brings C. T. Dazey's The Stranger, followed by Dazey night Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud Muller
Oliver Players
Orpheum
New “York 0
Oliver
Quincy
Miss Daly
Middle West
T. Dazey
the Stranger
Dazey
Aids for Summer Coughs Foley Honey and Tar
The note promotes Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for summer coughs and bronchial irritation. It claims to soothe raw surfaces, stop tickling fits, and improve sleep during travel. Sold by Miller & Arthur Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Miller
Arthur Drug Co
Rain Keeps Pouring Over Lake Region Tonight
Weather bureau reports ongoing rain with a heavy storm over the northern lake region and another disturbance in the west centered over the Rocky Mountains. A following west storm is expected to move eastward toward the lake region by Saturday night or Sunday, with temperatures remaining below normal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincago
Weather Bureau
Lake Region
Middle- Rocky Mountain
Texas Weather cures kidney and bladder troubles ad
An 19th or 20th century patent medicine claim promotes Texas Weather as a cure for kidney and bladder issues including gravel diabetes and rheumatism for men and women. It promises bladder regulation for children and offers mail order from Dr E W Hall in St Louis Missouri with testimonials and druggist sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
E. W. Hall
Oliva Street
St. Louis
Death in Central Park A Swedish Baron and His Girl
Frederick J Hussenius, claimed Swedish baron, and Anna Malmquist, 22, were found dead in Central Park at dawn. Both shot. Hussenius had an automatic pistol with three empty chambers. he lay with his head on her chest. Malmquist recently suffered a nervous breakdown and had been in a sanitarium.
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Frederick J. ‘Hussenius
Anna Malmquist
Central Park
New York
John Flaherty
Fourth Street
Husseinus
Hulyssenius
Sweden
Stockholm
Ebba’ Kuhlan
Brooklyn
Mixed news and cautious optimism in Bradstreet weekly
Bradstreets reports a varied budget of news with weather impacts and harvest delays due to moisture in grain states. Trade remains conservative while industrials expand and crop diversification in the South spurs brighter forecasts. Bank clearings total 3.188 billion, up 1 percent from last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New, York
Bradstreet
Unidentified Bodies to Be Burned in Battlefields
Paris June 18 the French chamber of deputies backed a Dumont proposal to burn unidentified dead on the front and bury identified ones due to heat and prompt needs. He cited contagion concerns and religious objections to cremation while noting precedents from other wars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Lucien Dumont
Dumont
German envoy Meyer-Gerhard meets Zimmerman in Berlin
Dr Anton Meyer-Gerhard, bearing German embassy messages from Washington, held a two hour talks with Alfred Zimmermann under-secretary of foreign affairs and Count Montgelas head of the American section. Gottlieb von Jagow participated in part of the deliberations. Zimmermann said he was thoroughly satisfied with prospects of an amicable German American settlement.
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Berlin
London
Anton, Meyer-Gerhard
Washington
Alfred Zimmerman
Count Montgelas
Gottlieb von Jagow
Meyer-Gerhard
Adams County sequestered bids for county printing 1915 1916
Adams County issues sealed bids for general county printing and revenue work for 1915 1916 including stationery legal blanks record books and tax book rebinding. Bids due June 29 1914 at 10 am with certified checks and performance bonds. committee may award single or multiple contracts and reserves right to reject all bids.
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Adams
Board of Supervisors
Said
Court House
Quincy
John T. Inghram
Eit
W.J. Cunnane
County of
W. J. Cunnane
John R. Abbott
J. N. Tibesar
Battle of Waterloo Recalled in Paris Jubilee
Paris marks the anniversary of Waterloo with commentary from French papers on Europe’s new balance of power. A leading article notes changes in alliances and that justice and liberty now align with a new coalition, saying victory no longer inspires belief but is felt within. The piece cites altered campaigns and a sense of radiant influence from the evolving order.
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Paris
Europe
Civil Service Officials Elected in National Assembly Election
P. E. Doty of Los Angeles was elected president of the National Assembly of Civil Service Commissioners. Other officers elected included Dr. Henry Moskowitz of New York City and J. C. Mulholland of Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Calif
P. E. Doty
California
National Assembly of Civil Service Commissioners
Henry Moskowitz
New York City
J. C
Mulholland
Minne
Executive committee members named for upcoming convention
J E Campbell of Pueblo Cole and John T Doyle of Boston were elected to the executive committee alongside J A Burdett of Springfield Ill and William Foran of Ottawa Canada. Ottawa was chosen for the next convention after a sharp struggle against Minneapolis.
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Apolis
J. E. Campbell
Pueblo
Cole
John T Doyle
J. T
Riley
Boston
J. A. Burdett
Springfield
Ill
Son
William Foran
Ottawa
Canada
Minneapolis
Russians Order Expropriation of Ammunition Factories
Berlin dispatch cites National Zeitung correspondent on the Russian border reporting the war ministry has ordered expropriation of all factories capable of making ammunition. The source says Russian plants run three shifts yet cannot cover immense wartime demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
London
National Zeitung
Informedl
Russian War Ministry
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St.paul Church
Seth Baker
Chaddock
Mr. Brosi
British Brothers
Vivian Nickalls
Guy Nickalls
Vivian
Yale
Harvard
New London
Pennsylvania University
Hudson River
Beil
Baron Frederick Hussenius
Bradstreet’s
G. T. Cazey
Gerhard
Zimmermann
United States
Halbagh - Schroeder CO
C.H. Wurst
HDW. CO. and
Quincy Gas, Elec. & Hig. Co
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