Was Apparently Healthy Ques: Death of Local Base Ball Star Judy Harter
George Harter known as Judy, 56, a former big league catcher, died suddenly at 2:45 PM in the Gem City Stove works where he had worked as a sand cutter for three weeks. Inquest returned a verdict of cerebral hemorrhage. He had a long baseball career from Denver to Rochester and Quincy, retiring in 1896. He leaves a widow, three brothers, two sisters, and no funeral plans yet announced.
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George Harter
State Street
Judy
Gem City Stove Works
Henry Krueper
Harter
Mr. Harter
Denver
St. Joseph
Muskegon
Mich
Macon
Rochester
N. Y
Quincy
Flo
John Harter
Quincey
Dave
al Harter
Mankota
Minn
Mary Harter
Women journalist Ella Lonergan dies at 72 in Brooklyn
Ella Augusta Lonergan, Quincy school graduate and said to be the first woman journalist in the country, died at her Brooklyn home at 72 after a career with the Chicago Tribune and previously the New York Tribune and New York World. Funeral services for Mrs Lulu Koch were held privately at 2 p.m. Thursday at 31 Monroe Street.
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Ella Augusta Lonergan
Quincy
Brooklyn
The
Chicago Tribune
New York’ Tribune
New York World
Lulu Koch
Monroe Street
Salem church funeral service at Woodland cemetery
At 2 30 o clock in St Peters Evangelical church by Rev Paul Langhorst. the Salem church quartet sang at the home church and cemetery. The services were largely attended and beautiful with many flowers received. Bearers were Carl Weisenburger Harry Spilker Lawrence Neuman Fred Bexton Fred Zoller and George Hageman. Burial was in Woodland cemetery.
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St. Peter's Evangelical Church
Paul Langhorst
Salem Church
Carl Weisenburger
Harry Spilker
Lawrence Neuman
Fred Bexton
Fred Zoller
George Hageman
Woodland Cemetery
First Mass by Rev Father Wand at St Francis Quincy
Rev Father Wand, a former Quincy boy, was ordained in Chicago and said his first solemn mass at St. Francis church on Thursday morning at 9 oclock. He served as celebrant deacon and master of ceremonies with a large Quincy priestly contingent. The St Cecelia choir sang and a dinner for 100 guests followed, 75 of them priests.
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Father Wand
Quincy
Chicago
St. Francis
Fasnascht
Malvane
Charles Krewitt
Didacus
Francis Werhand
St. Francis College
Charles Compe
Fostoria
Ohio
Alfred Metzger
Toledo
Francis Nikola
George Mell
Effingham
Lucius Mortimer
Superior
Clements Stolze
Springfield
St. Cecelia
Andrew Musholt
Seven labor union meetings planned for Labor Temple
Seven labor unions will hold meetings in Labor Temple next week in June. The schedule lists Barbers, Electrical Workers and Carpenters No 1306 on Monday. Retail Clerks and Sheet Metal Workers on Tuesday. and Building Trades Council and Bartenders on Wednesday. Mrs Mary Gladson of Pittsfield expects to return home after an operation at St Margaret’s hospital four weeks ago.
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Labor Unions
Labor Temple
Building Trades Council
Mary Gladson
Pittsfield
St. Mary's Hospital
Market steady with lower prices for melons this week
Market remains about the same with generally lower prices, notably on melons due to recent cold weather reducing demand. Tomatoes cheaper at 10 cents a pound. peaches scarce. berries arriving. home grown and shipped produce abundant including corn, lettuce, potatoes, and assorted fruits. Many California fruits offered. honeydew melons, cantaloupes, and watermelons priced modestly. notable items include Virginia Cobblers potatoes at 2.25 per bushel and melons around 5 to 20 cents each.
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Boston
Virginia
California
Calif
Royal Anne
Florida
Hickory and pecan nuts sale offer from local market
Local notice lists prices for nuts including Hickory nuts at 10 cents per pound Pecans at 15 cents per pound and San Saba extra large fancy stock Pecans at 60 cents per pound for home grown varieties.
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San Saba
Vacation dates set for Quincy letter carriers
The superintendent of mails announces the vacation periods for Quincy carriers after a drawing. Listed are monthly ranges from July 1 through November 20 with multiple names assigned to each period, plus a spring vacation for J. S. DeCrow.
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Leonard Schmidt
Quincy
H. E. King
F. G. Belt
G. C. Eppinger
T. T. Iler
A. O. House
E. A. Simpson
L. L. Pullman
George Ryan
W. G. Zelle
W. C. Randall
George Brittain
H. C. Bruhn
J. H. Kelker
W. C. Wich
C. K. Rump
E. G. Thompson
J. G. May
H. A. Peppler
C. H. Bross
Earl Dumbauld
A. J. Peters
G. A. Leggett
O. A. Holm
William Evert
M. M. Carr
H. F. Brink
H. F. Hobson
Albert Buckner
C. H. Haerle
M. I. Melton
J. S. DeCrow
Liniment Promise Relief in One Application
James S. Ferguson of Philo Pa reports wonderful knee relief after years of pain from Sloan's Liniment. The ad urges readers to try Sloan's Liniment at any drug store for quick relief that penetrates without rubbing, priced 25 cents.
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James S. Ferguson
Philo
Sloan
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