Double funeral services for Hilbing and Wilbing held
Albert A. Hilding and Clara Wilbing were drowned in upper Quin cy bay Sunday. Services began Thursday at 8:30 a.m. at Mrs. Hilding's Spring Street home and at 9 a.m. in St. John's Church with a solemn requiem mass. Rev. Father Postner officiated. many floral offerings marked the large attendance. Bearers included Hilbing cousins and friends from the launch accident. Burial followed at St. Boniface cemetery. William Bagley’s funeral followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert A. Hilbing
Clara Wilbing
Quincy Bay
Worning
Mr. Hilding
Gertrude Hilding
Spring Street
St. John's Catholic Church
Joseph Postner
Didacus
A. G. Kunsch
Edward Tenk
Ollie Westerman
Harry Steinkamp
Mr. Hilbing
Ralph Albright
Ralph VandenBoom
John Meinken
St. Boniface Cemetery
Burial Service Planned Near Fowler
A funeral service will be held at 10 o'clock this morning in a home located one half mile east of Eubanks. Burial follows at Chase cemetery south of Fowler. Friends are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eubanks
Chase Cemetery
Fowler
Death brings Lewis Bronaugh to Woodland Cemetery
The body of Lewis Bronaugh, who died at his Alhambra California home, was brought to this city and laid to rest Wednesday in Woodland cemetery. Accompanied by his daughter Mrs L A Beachy, Bronaugh was about 70 years old and had formerly lived in Quincy. He was a member of the volunteer fire department, an old soldier, and affiliated with the G A R.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
Deaths of Emil Buckholz and Mrs Sisley reported in area notices
Mrs Lulu Burlingame of 3263 South Fifth street learns of the death of her nephew Emil Buckholz of Chicago from stomach cancer. He was 30, survived by his widow Catherine Hickey Buckholz and four children. Funeral in Chicago Sunday. sisters Mrs Lon Triplett and Mrs Charles McGrory attend. Also, Mrs Lillie Webb of 318 Payson avenue mourns her mother Mrs Arthur Sisley of Keokuk who died Tuesday after a long illness from stomach trouble. Sisley, born Clark county Missouri April 11 1845, leaves husband a daughter Lillie Webb and son Arthur L Sisley plus six grandchildren, with siblings Sanford Swan and Mrs Sarah Scott.
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Lulu Burlingame
South Fifth Street
Emil Buckholz
Chicago
Mr. Buckholz
Catherine (Hickey) Buckholz
Quincy
Frank BP. Hickey
Buckholz
Lillie Webb
Payson Avenue
Keokuk
Arthur Sisley
Sisley
Clark County
Arthur L. Sisley
Sanford Swan
Wyanet
Sarah Scott
Mendon, Ti
Former Fifth Regiment band member Oliver Berghofer dies in Chicago
Oliver Berghofer formerly employed here and a member of the Fifth Regiment band died in Chicago after an operation for appendicitis. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Berghofer of Palmyra, where burial will be made. He had been a Chicago resident for several years and leaves his parents, two sisters Mrs. Charles Jacobi of Hannibal and Mrs. Charles Smith of Palmyra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Regiment
Oliver Berghofer
Chicago
J. G. Berghofer
Palmyra
Charles Jacobi
Hanibal
Charles Smith
Funeral services for Mrs Phillipina Gorman
Funeral services were held at 2 o'clock Thursday at the family residence 216 North Twenty second street with private rites, and at 2 30 o'clock at St John s Lutheran Church conducted by Rev W C A Martens. The Ladies society attended in a body. A large gathering of relatives and friends viewed the floral tributes. Bearers were Ed Schullian, George Ackerman, C Freyre, Julius Seidel, Samuel Robertson and Alex Rossway. Burial followed at Woodland cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillipina Gorman
S16
North Twenty-second Street
St. John's Lutheran Church
W. C. A. Martens
Ladies’ Society
Ed Schullian
George Ackerman
C. Freyre
Julius Seidel
Samuel Robertson
Alex Rossway
Woodland Cemetery
Phillies Back to Browns as Howard and Phillips Released
Denver reports Earl Howard and Tom Phillips were released from the Western league club yesterday. Howard returns to Marshalltown Iowa for the Central association while Phillips goes back to the St Louis Browns.
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Phillies
ST. Louis Browns
Denver, Col
Earl Howard
Tom Phillips
Denver
Howard
Marshalltown
Iowa
Phillips
Building Strike Voted by Trades Council
ST. LOUIS, May 4. The building trades council voted unanimously to strike all union workers on projects that hire non union labor and refuse to replace them. The master builders association has refused a wage increase. Labor leaders expect about six hundred workers to strike before Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Building Trades’ Council
Master Builders Association
Day In Congress Shows Bipartisan Action And Adjournments
The House met at noon and passed a bill authorizing naval and marine officers and enlisted men to volunteer for service under the Haitian government. It also approved several minor measures by unanimous consent and adjourned at 5 35 p m until noon Friday. The Senate passed Hollis farm loan bill by 58 to 5, while conferees continued talks on the army reorganization bill and adjourned at 6 50 p m to Friday noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Hollis
Crippled Dutch Steamer Floated After Mine Strike
The Maashaven, a Dutch steamer struck by a mine en route from London to Rotterdam, was beached near Harwich but has been floated and is under tow to the Thames, per a Harwich dispatch to Lloyds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Maashaven
Rotterdam
Harwich
Thames
Lloyds
Police Officer Hudson Praises Tanlac in Quincy
A well known Quincy police officer J. T. Hudson reports Tanlac improves his health after a rundown condition. He cites better appetite sleep energy and reduced joint stiffness. Tanlac is sold at Brown and Mays Drug Store with W. B. McPherson selling daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
J. T. Hudson
Hudson
U.S
Ned Hudson
Mr. Hudson
Madison
Tanlac
Adv
Daniels and Fiske dispute over navy warning letter
Washington May 4 Rear Admiral Bradley A. Fiske's letter accusing the navy of unpreparedness in 1914 was released by Senate naval committee chairman Tillman. Tillman said Daniels courted investigation if needed and their allies dislike this sniping. Nashville May 4 Former Gov Ben W Hooper nominated for U S Senator by Republican convention. John W Overall for governor. delegates instructed for W E Humphrey for vice president. rest uninstructed. A dark secret the correct age of an old colored person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bradley A. Fiske
Senate
Daniels
Fiske
Department of the
Tillman
Naval Committee
Senator Tillman
Ben W. Hooper
Newport
United States
John W. Overall
den Kalb County
W. E. Humphrey
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William Bagley
Kessell
Haberdashers
Hampshire Street
Congress
Local Force
Tennessee
Nashville, Tenn
Kool
Kloths
Scotch Woolen Mills
National Gas Range
INC
Exchange
Quincy Gas, Electric and Heating Co
Quincy, Hiinois
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