Whig parade float struck by streetcar injuring several
During a monster parade The Whig float carrying about a dozen cartier-boys was struck by a North Fifth street car at Fifth and Broadway. Several youths were seriously hurt while others were treated nearby. Erwin Nieblong suffered a badly bruised hip, John Vogel, Paul Gehring and others escaped with minor injuries. The streetcar and wagon were not damaged.
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Cartier -Boys
Erwin Nieblong
Otis
Johnston
Joe Vogelshad
Paul Gehring
Golden Rule lodge 27 Daughters of Rebekahs hold annual roll call
Impressive services marked the Golden Rule lodge No 27 Daughters of Rebekahs annual roll call at the I O O F hall with excellent attendance. Otis Arnold gave a timely address praised for his long service. The event ended with luncheon and an opportunity to get acquainted featuring Manuel Schwartz violin Zelda Schwartz vocal solo Paul Neuman piano solo Lawrence Behrensmeyer violin Carlene Wemhoener violin.
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Golden Rule
Lodge
Rebekahs
Otis Arnold
Order
Vviolin
Manuel, Schwartz
Paul Neuman
Zelda Schwartz
Lawrence Behrensmeyer
Carlene
Wemhoener
Quincy Company Incorporated in Springfield Illinois
Secretary of State Stevenson issued a license to incorporate The Quincy Company of Quincy with capital stock 30000 for general engineering work. Incorporators are J H Palmer Melvin Hiserote and Edward P Allen. The note says the firm will aid in bonds capital and right of way for the Chicago Peoria and Quincy railway. Palmer will move his family from here to New York until the road is finished.
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Stevenson
D. H. Palmer
Melvin Hiserote
Edward P. Allen
Springfield
Quincy Company
of Quincey
J. NH. Palmer
Edward P.allen
Chicago, Peoria and
Quicy
Palmer
New York
Nurses Oppose Charges Filed At Soldiers Home
Two young men at the Soldiers Home face charges filed recently and set for hearing this afternoon. They announced they will defend themselves firmly and prepare for a stubborn fight. Previous charges at the Home in recent months were not often opposed, but this case may be more bitter.
Field Deputy Internal Revenue Collector Removes Deputy
C. B. Fitzgerald is home from a brief business trip to Augusta.
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Interal
C. B.fitzgerald
Augusta
Sterling Horse Races Draw Big Crowd at Mt Sterling
At Sterling October 14 a crowd of about 600 witnessed a big drawing matinee under favorable conditions. Bud Onward won the free for all pace in three straight heats, with Captain Heir at Law and Tom Montgomery earning minor money. Deccy captured the 2:15 trot in three straight heats, Bert Thompson’s horse topping Dick Colbert and Jim Jeffries. Red Dick won the green pace with Bessie Winfield second and Lady Rex third. Huntsville schedules a two day race meet next week with ball games, offering purses of 50 to 25 dollars across events on both days.
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Mt, Sterling
Bud
Hatch
Mt. Sterling
At Law
G. M. Hatch
Tom Montgomery
Harris
Deccy
Bert
Thompson
Clayton
Dick Colbert
Plymouth
Jim Jeffries
Altizér
Benzona
William Purpus
Red Dick
Compton
Augusta
Bessie Winfield
A. Bowen
Lady. Rex
Lanier
Teelander
Realize
King Edward
Oriole
Golden
Carthage
Huntsville
Macomb
Katherine Stinson Flier Encounters Engine Trouble at Baldwin Park
A fair crowd gathered at Baldwin Park to watch Katherine Stinson fly her monoplane. Engine trouble hampered her exhibition, preventing planned stunts such as looping the loop and flying inverted. She managed a safe return to the ground after attempts to fix the engine failed.
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Katherine Stinson
Baldwin Park
Resident Oblander visits Whig office after 45 years
J. W. Oblander, a Quincy resident who first came in 1857 and lived here until 1866, now 82, has been a constant Whig subscriber for 45 years. He visited the newspaper office yesterday to see the fall celebration and enjoy a welcome visit.
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Whig
J. W. Oblander
Quincy
Bushnell
Women! Save Six Dollars Dry Cleaning at Home Ad
An old advertisement touts at home dry cleaning using two ounces of Solvite and two gallons of gasoline. It promises bright fabrics from ribbons to furs, with no fading, shrinking, or pressing. Women can clean five dollars worth in minutes and obtain supplies from grocers or garages and drugstores.
Advance guard to attend Illinois Labor Federation meeting
Labor union men depart for Alton to attend the Illinois Federation of Labor state convention, aiming to bring the 1915 gathering to Quincy. Delegates include Jack Hilfrinck, Fred Becker, J J Kearney, George Schmitt, David Ross, Ed Buerklin and Barney Deters, with broader cooperation from Protestant denominations. The campaign targets a national missionary congress in Washington next April.
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Quincy
Alton
Ilinois
Féderation of Labor
Jack Hilfrinck
Fred Becker
J. J. Kearney
George Schmitt
David Ross
Ed Buerklin
Barney Deters
City of
Washington
Former decision on accounting in Omer versus Vollbracht
Objections to the master in chancery ruling were overruled by E C Peter. He retains his earlier finding that at the time of a property transfer Omer was not sane. The case may proceed to next steps.
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Circuit ‘Court
Omer
Voll Bracht
National Missionary Campaign Opens in Chicago
The Laymen's Missionary Movement inaugurated a three day convention in Chicago proclaiming the greatest national missionary effort yet. The opening marks the first of one hundred meetings planned in major cities, expanding the scope beyond 1914.
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Chicago
Fox Hunters Meet Draws Lovers From Six States In West Virginia
In Fayette county atop Sewell mountain a yearly fox hunters meet will bring two hundred plus enthusiasts to a site once used as a General Lee camp in 1861. The West Virginia Fox Hunters association sponsors the event ending next week with many renowned hunters from Ohio Tennessee Kentucky Pennsylvania Virginia and West Virginia expected to participate.
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Charleston
W. Va
Sewell Mountain
Fayette County
Lee
West Virginia
Fox Hunters’ Association
Ohio
Tennessee
Kentucky
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Alege Secret Ti arraaty Morning Post report
London reports a Morning Post Bern correspondent asserts a secret from Berlin exists linking Greece, Germany, and Bulgaria. The note mentions a 3300 a mentitis and a claim of a pact or arrangement amid tensions in October.
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London
Berlin
Greece
Germany
Bulgaria
Morning’ Post
Berns
Pine and Honey Cough Remedy Promoted for Children
Mothers are urged to use Dr Bells Pine Tar Honey as a remedy for children's colds. The ad claims pine loosens throat mucus and clears airways while honey soothes, making a pleasant cough remedy. A 25 cent bottle is advertised and touted as essential for growing families.
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Bells
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Haley
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