Osborn touts Wilson as drawing us into war at Quincy meeting
At a Republican gathering in Quincy on South Fifth Street, E. H. Osborn argued that Wilson did not keep the nation out of war but involved it instead. He cited Huerta, Mexican policy, and Coxey’s 1894 era to claim Republican prosperity and praised party candidates. Ward reports and Ellis urged adding 200 new members.
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Wilson
E. H. Osborn
South Fifth
Webster ,Davis
Chicago
Edward King
Col
Edward Yates
Pittsfield
George Govert
Republican Committee
Osborn
Mr. Osborn
Daniels
Washington Fork
Carranza
el Paso
San Antonio
Tex
Mexico
Huerta
Sisters of Charity
Coxey
Perous
Quincy
William McKinley
Mr. Roosevelt
William H. Taft
New York
Wuitson
Bryan
United States
Perry Ellis
Thousands Of Sick Women Seek Help From Pinkham Remedies
A stream of letters from women across the country praises Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash for relieving various female ailments. A Newark Ohio testimonial claims renewed health and ability to work without sick days after using the remedies, urging others to write for free confidential advice.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs. Gro. Thompson
Sherwood Court
Newark
Ohio
Addreza
Mrs Funk Endorses Wilson Policies in Washington Park
Mrs Antoinette Funk, suffrage worker, urged support for Wilson in a Thursday address to a mixed audience in Washington park. She defended Wilson on settling the railroad strike and criticized Hughes over the New York teachers bill and a New York public utilities commission appointment, while noting dress costs and comments on Miss Morgan of New York.
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Antoinette Funk
Washington Park
Slughes
Wilson
Funk
Hughes
Adamson
Quincy
Mughes
The
Whig
Mrs. Funk
Carthage College President to Engage in Football Training
President H D Hoover announced at a student convocation that he will join regular training with the Carthage football squad as the team readies for the season opener against Canton University on October 13. Coach Lowden works to assemble a strong squad while scrimmage with Carthage High School has occurred twice. Also noted: the male quartet will perform at Rally Day in Rushville and H M Kishpaugh joins as English instructor, rounds out five new professors this year.
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Carthage
H. D. Hoover
Carthage College
Lowden
Canton University
Carthage High School
Arthur Knuten
William Nicholas
George Hancher
Arthur Vick
Rushville
Presbyterian Church of
H. M. Kishpaugh
University of North Dakota
North Dakota
Kishpaugh
Conservatorship Granted for Carrie Hade's Curator
Letters of conservatorship were granted Thursday to Andrew Kiley as curator for Carrie Hade, establishing legal authority over her affairs. The decision formalizes Kiley's responsibility to manage Hade's personal and financial matters under court supervision.
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Andrew Kiley
Carrie Hade
Local Personal Notes Highlight Visitors and Illnesses
Dr H F Lafler offers chiropra... treatments at 211 2 Ill State Bank Bldg Chipropractic. Mr and Mrs Frank Dick left for Champaign to visit son Frank Dick Jr at the university. Herman Stormer moves to 422 South Fight. Frank Seckmann returns home after eye surgery at St Marys. Mabel Weimbhoener operated on for appendicitis. Jordon Harris recovering from recent surgery. Doerr Dept Store runs sale on trousers and trims. Joseph Kosa visiting son Ed Kosa at 1418 Oak. Guild to hold home cooking sale Oct 7 at Miller and Arthur’s. Prof Richard G Moulton to lecture at Chamber Friday night and Saturday afternoon 50c. Mrs Lottie Thompson visiting son G R Thompson at 721 N 24th. Fish lunch at Blue Ribbon. Elizabeth Mack leaves for Montgomery City to visit sister. Mr and Mrs Percy Brown attend Veiled Prophet in St Louis. Doerr Dept Store promotes decor items and bedding, sale items. Mrs J H Seidel ill with inflammatory rheumatism. Mrs A A Glindeman seriously ill. Alice Marston to Louisville for six weeks. Bertha Peters bound for Sister Ignatia at Hartwell Ohio. Steve Yeakley travels to Chicago to visit friends.
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H. F. Lafler
State Bank
Frank Dick
Champaign
Frank Dick, Jr
State University
Herman Stormer
South Fighth
Frank Seckmann
Fowler
St. Mary’s Hospital
Snyder
Mabel Weimbhoener
Lima
St. Mary's Hospital
Blue Ribbon
Jordon Harris
Joseph Kosa
Town City
Ed Kosa
Oak Street
Congregational Woman's Guild
Miller and Arthur's
Richard G. Moulton
Chicago University
Chamber of Commerce
Lottie Thompson
Barry
G. R. Thompson
North
Twentyfourth Street
Elizabeth Mack
North Fourth Street
Montgomery City
Mitchell
Percy Brown
St. Louis
G. A. Urban
Anna Lefers
Illinois
Missouri
Iowa
William Vandeventer
Plano
F. T. Hill
Broadway
Vandeventer
Quincy
J. H. Seidel
St. Francis
Hartwell
Ohio
Peters
Emma Peters
Thei
Ignatia
Steve Yeakley
Chicago
Delegates Refuse Change in Eastern Star Salaries
Springfield Oct 6 delegates to the 42nd session of the grand chapter of the Illinois Order of the Eastern Star refused to amend officer salaries before adjournment. Proposals would have raised the worthy grand matron’s pay from 500 to 1200 and cut the grand secretary’s from 2400 to 1600. Next session will be in Chicago. Appointments by Worthy Matron Emma T Adams include grand chaplain Mrs Effie Redmond and grand sentinel William J Downey.
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Springfield
Ill
Grand
Illinois Order of the Eastern Star
Order
Chicago
Emma T. Adams
Effie Redmond
Grace Steeley
Bloomington
Martha Ann
Five Points of the Star
Ada
H. Strale
Esther
Sarah Popham
Martha
Anita Tapinka
Electa
Effie Watkins
Lucile Griffiths
Grand Sentinel
William J. Downey
Highway Asen Fire On Auto Party
A band of foreigners shot and killed Henry Rider of Howell Michigan and wounded Elsie Smathers James Rigby and A J Rider of Hammonton while attempting to rob a payroll of eight thousand dollars for cranberry pickers. Posses searched the countryside with bloodhounds all night but no trace of the attackers was found and the wounded were reported expected to recover.
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Hammonton, N. Jr
Henry Rider
Howell
Mich
Elsie Smathers
James Rigby
A. J. Rider
Hammonton
Roadside Ambush Near Atsion Ends With Fatalities
Mrs Smathers driving A J Rider's car near Atsion is halted by about a dozen highwaymen who fire on the auto. Rider is wounded while defending with a revolver. Rigby the mechanic says he wounded one assailant. Mrs Smathers is shot twice in the back and once in the knee but keeps the car in high speed.
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Atsion
Here
A. J. Rider
Smathers
Rider
Rigby
A J Rider Heads Cranberry Growers in New Jersey
A J Rider aged 70 serves as president of the New Jersey Cranberry Growers association and shows strong interest in several business ventures in this city and Trenton. Henry Ider, his brother, visited.
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A. J. “Rider
New Jersey Cranberry Growers’ Association
Trenton
Henry Ider
Border Troops Pursue Bandits Near Rio Grande
Border troops from Oklahoma and South Dakota pursued Mexican bandits reported to have crossed the Rio Grande at Scott's ranch and attacked field hands. Several shots were fired with no reported fatalities. Major Myron Shade of the Fourth South Dakota infantry led the pursuit, expected to engage by daylight unless the bandits crossed into Mexico.
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San Benito
Texas
Oklahoma
South Dakota
Rio Grande
Scott’s Ranch
Myron Shade
Fourth
South Dakota Infantry
Mexico
Powder mill blast kills three at Grafton plant
In Grafton Illinois on Thursday a oil mill explosion at a powder company plant left Superintendent Peterson and two workers named Goodridge and Dilx ling dead. The blast wrecked the powder mill and shattered fronts of several buildings.
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Grafton
Ill
Fis Powder Company
Peterson
Goodridge
Dilxling
Dr Kings New Life Pills Advertises Quick Relief
An advertisement claims constipation dulls the mind and body due to impurities. It touts Dr Kings New Life Pills as a mild laxative to purify the system, boost mood, and improve complexion, urging readers to buy at the druggist for 25 cents. A dose tonight promises cheer at breakfast.
New York Police Charge Conspiracy In Aims On Transit Leaders
Two men detained at police headquarters will be charged with conspiring to assassinate Theodore P. Shonts president of the Interborough Rapid Transit and Frank Hedley general manager of the same company. The announcement came Thursday night in New York.
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New York
Theodore P. Shonts
Interborough Rapid Transit Company
Frank Hedley
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Highway Asen
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Brown & Mays
Rexall
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N. E. Cor
Bakine
Rae
Quincy Gas, Electric & Htg. Co
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