Dauter of W S Warfield Dies in Denver Hospital
Lydia Warfield McMein, wife of W S McMein of Quincy, died yesterday in Denver Colorado after wintering in Phoenix and summering in Colorado. Funeral arrangements and burial in Quincy. Survived by husband son William Warfield McMein sister Mrs Ruffner Denver brother John Warfield Chicago and William S Warfield Sioux City two sisters Mrs Pfeiffer Quincy and Mrs Warfield Ruffner Denver and grandson William Ehart. She was born January 25 1863 in Bridgeport Ohio and was active in Quincy society.
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W. “Hh, McMein
Oaks Home
Denver
Colo
Harry Ruffner
McMein
Havin
Phoenix
Ariz
Colorado
Quincy
Joseph
A.S. Ehart
Lydia Warfield
W. S. Warfield
Warfield
Bridgeport
Ohio
Ehart
William Warfield, McMein
Sioux City
Iown
John Warfield
Chicago
William S. Warfield
Iowa
Coa. Pfeiffer
Ruffner
William Ehart
McMain
St. John‘ ‘S Episcopal Church
Quincey
Rescuers face setback in mine rescue effort in Joplin
Rescuers seeking Daniel Hardendorf and Reed Taylor, buried nine days in the Longacre Chapman mine, encountered open ground requiring timbering. The drift will take time to clear and reach their location. Expected efforts may extend to tomorrow night. Miners from across the district join the rescue, crews rotating every four hours. Hope for the men's survival has faded.
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Joplin
Daniel Hardendorf
Reed Taylor
Longacre- Chapman
New Arlington Hotel Destroyed by Fire in Petoskey
Fire swept through the New Arlington hotel in Petoskey Michigan during a gale early today destroying a famed summer resort built in 1882 and rebuilt in 1997. Manager E Peck oversaw operations as the property valued at about 250000 dollars burned, drawing Quimby visitors and locals alike.
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Petoskey
Mich
Arlington
Darey Plays Stranger at Orpheum Amid Gala Darey Night
Mr C P Darey, famed American playwright, seen as a theatre draw here. The Oleye Players present The Stranger with Wilton Lackawood in a leading role, after Darey personally supervising rehearsals. Daily matinees promise packed houses and a Darey night Monday as friends honor the eminent citizen.
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C.P. Darey
Sas
America
Quincy Vis
The
Wilton Lackawe
Oliyee
Dazevy
Orpheum
Marriage Licenses Issued to Three Couples
Three couples received marriage licenses: Robert Mitchell Humphrey Jr 23 of Quincy to Catherine Stineway 26 of Quincy. Merrill D Skinner 28 of Griggsville to Louise B Wilson 30 of Griggsville. Floyd Maloney 2 of Quincy to Hazel Lavingon 19 of Quincy.
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Robert Mitchell Humphrey, Jr
Quincy
Catherine Stineway
Merrill D. Skinner
Griggsville
Louise B. Wilson
Floyd
Maloney
Hazel Lavingon
Rotary Wheel of Solid Gold Worth 10000 On Tour
The Rotary wheel, a pure beaten gold piece valued at $10,000, traveled from city to city visiting Rotary clubs in the United States and Canada. A Quincy wheel is not yet completed. A F Odell in Quincy has August Meyer making one to join the exhibition board.
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Rotary Club
San Francisco
San Francisco Club
Galesburg
United States
Canada
Quincy Rotary Club
A. F Odell
August Meyer
Quincy
Quincy Club
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises $100 Reward
A vintage advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh as a constitutional disease by acting on the blood and mucous surfaces. It offers $100 to any case it fails to cure and urges readers to send for testimonials. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
Cheney, & CO
Toledo
Ohio
Ibe
Boxing Show in Hannibal headline bout July 7
Eddie McGoorty of Oshkosh and Frankie Klaus of Pittsburgh, two top middleweights, will fight ten rounds in Hannibal on July 7 under Don C. Weir. The event is part of visitors to the big power boat meet with two preliminaries and a semi windup between Peanuts Schierbel and Ollie Bishop. Fred G. Smith may officiate as third man.
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Eddie McGoorty
Oshkosh
Frankie Klaus
Pittsburgh
Hannibal Club
Don C. Weir
McGoorty
Klaus
Schierbel
Ollie Bishop
Quincy
Milwaukee
Rockford
Fred G. Smith
Typhus Fever in Monterey Report Sparks Border Warning
Twenty typhus fever cases reported in Monterey by nineteen Mexican nuns who arrived at the border. They swore they were ordered to leave Mexico by Carranza authorities, adding tension to border health concerns.
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Monterey
Laredo
Tex
Mexico
Carranza
Tarvard Varsity Crew Likely Remains Intact After Time Test
Tar vard's varsity crew appears intact as finishing touches are added by a driving time test sprint over the entire course. Captain Murray believes Middendorf can endure despite his five days’ absence.
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RED Top
Tarvard
Murray
Middendorf
Local News and Notices from Quincy Area
Local items report Lucile Goldsmith visiting St. Louis for four weeks, a new baby boy born to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Poctas, a 1915 Monroe Roadster for sale, and various society notes. Meetings and trips include the Women’s Foreign Missionary society gathering at Mrs. George Hopke’s home, and a Quincy Pattern outing planned for Sherman Park. Legislative news covers salary increases for state officials, the insur ance rate commission bill, and land purchases for state buildings in Springfield.
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Geo. Keler. & Sons
Ninth
Maine
Lucile Goldsmith
A. I. Goldsmith
St. Louis
Blue Ribbon
Hampshire
Frank Poctas
York Street
King Car
S. 4Th St
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
George Hopke
North Thirtieth Street
Thomas A. Brown
TH. J. Thesen
Harriet
Quincy
Mendon
Thesen
Delima Lee de Crow
6Th ‘Ave
North
A. Otis Arnold
J.A. S. Ehart
H.cady
Quincy Pattern Company
Sherman, Park
Hannibal
Mark Twain
G. W. Hill
Edward J. O'Neil
Chicago
Maud Hughes Beauty
State Bank
Industrial Fund
C.° F. Perry
Ile
Chamber of Commerce
Monroe
E. J. Walch
Tacoba
Wash
R. T. ‘Lyons
Quincy College of Music
C.E. Harkless
Chestnut Street
Jno
Chicago Home Rule Efforts, Bills Failing In Assembly
The Illinois legislature saw multiple measures fail in the house. A home rule bill for Chicago was approved by the senate but not advanced, and a bill to merge surface and elevated railroads also stalled before a roll call. Several repeal of capital punishment proposals were introduced but none passed. Governor Dunne noted the session’s tallies.
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Dunne
Cook
Chicago
Senate
House
Goy. Dunne
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Supreme Court
Efficiency and Economy Commission
Springfield
J. HH
Vwvalda
Fifth St
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H. L Beard
Walter J Keith
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ED Ray
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