Willehad Letters Branded Untrue by Washington
London reports two intercepted letters from the Willehad reveal German plans, while Captain Jachens denies knowledge of them. Washington officials call the claims untrue, noting the Willehad has not left New London and its wireless gear remains sealed, as the ship rests at the dock under neutrality rules.
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Willehad
Boston
New London
Jackens
Eastern Forwarding Company
Lloyd
Bremen
Atlantic
Eastern
Deutschland
Baltimore
Thames River
Conn
Jachens
Germany
Washington
Connecticut
Catarrh Leads to Consumption Best Remedy Named
Catarrh is a blood disease like scrofula or rheumatism. It weakens health and tissue, leading to consumption. Hood's Sarsaparilla is touted as the best remedy, purifying the blood and relieving catarrh. Ask your druggist for it.
Women of Moderate Wealth on Hughes Train
Reception committee notes that the women traveling with the Hughes special are mainly social workers and middle class. Notables include Miss Mary Antin Dr Kathleen Edsom and Mrs Raymond Robins. Miss Grimes left for Decatur to prep events while Mrs E N Monroe leads the hosting committee for a likely large reception at Orpheum theater with Washington Park as backup.
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Hughes
Mary Antin
Kathleen P. Edsom
Los Angeles
Raymond Robins
Chicago
Orpheum Theater
Washington Park
Ad Club to Hear Greene on Modern Advertising Limits
Quincy Ad club will hear William P. Greene speak on The Legal Limitations of Modern Advertising. Greene belongs to Hartzell Cavanaugh and Greene and the talk will be in the Chamber of Commerce building on Thursday evening, Nov. 2.
Masher May Be Coming to Town With Reward
A masher described under a dozen names including Harold Bell Wright is reported to be on the way. A reward of one thousand dollars is offered for his arrest as he is said to prey upon women of moderate means. Also reported is a Dutch lunch for machine gun company members after their armory session in Turner hall Wednesday night.
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Harold Bell Wright
Turner Hall
Armory
Mayor's Daughter Bride at Warsaw Home Wedding
In Warsaw Illinois on October 26 7 am wedding united Miss Emily Hill daughter of Mayor and Mrs W L Hill with Johnston B Angle of Keokuk under Rev Dr George Long. Couple to Colorado then Davenport before home in Davenport Town. Local social notes mention Epworth social Catholic chicken supper and other events. Dr George Long returned from St Louis after church convention pageant praise.
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Warsaw
Ill
W. L. Hill
Emily
Johnston B. Angle
Keokuk
George Long
Angle
Keokuk Trust Company
Mary Angle
Louisiana
Kansas City
Colorado
Davenport
Epworth
Epworth League
The
First Methodist Church
E. E. Kraehling
Ark Variety Store
Everette Poole
Wrthe Congregational
Buttch
Warsaw Episcopal Church
St. Louis
Deeds Recorded In Quincy Area Transfers
Deeds recorded show multiple transfers including John W Ackley to B F Leake for part lots 15 16 in Everett's addition Quincy for 100 dollars. John H McGinley to Katie Karnes for part northeast section 20 township 2 north range 7 west for 2400 dollars. Fred Ficken Jr and Oreal M Ficken to John H McGinley for lot 1 block 2 Nelson's addition to Loraine for 950 dollars. T C Poling trustee to Ida M Meyer for lot 37 Poling and Crittenden's addition to Quincy for 290 dollars. Benedict Kircher to Frank and Minnie Kircher for lot 4 Rutherford Smith subdivision of block 30 Keye's addition to Quincy for 3000 dollars. Louisa Beilstein to William Speckhart for part lots 14 16 16 Dicks subdivision of block 72 John Wood's addition to Quincy for 3400 dollars.
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John W. Ackley
B. F. Leake
Everett
Quincy
John H., McGinley
Katie Karnes
North Range
Fred Ficken, Jr
Oreal M. Ficken
John H. McGinley
Nelson
Loraine
T. C. Poling
Ida M. Meyer
Poling & Crittenden
Benedict Kircher
Frank and
Minnie Kircher
Rutherford & Smith
Keye
Louisa Beilstein
William Speckhart
John Wood
Soldiers' and Sailors' Home notes and transfers
D M Roberts resigns as stationary engineer at the Soldiers' Home after seven years to join the U S penitentiary in Atlanta Georgia. The district convention delegates from fifteen corps will meet in Quincy October 27 at the Masonic temple with banquets and visits by the John Wood W R C and Col Shepherd corps.
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D. M. Roberts
U. S
Atlanta
Georgia
John Wood
Kimberlin
Jonesboro
Donahue
William Alexander
Bell Echo
Catherine Keegan
Henrietta Carter
Bessie Eddy
Mary Cole
Ratin
Goodapple
Hattie Dawson
Sarah Gordon
Mary J. Coffman
Champion
Mary J. Wurtz
John Baldwin
Baldwin
Stanbridge
Pittsfield
Mike Brew
Florence [Laden
Harry Real
Harry Williams
Rock Island Railroad
Chicago
Mrs Williams
Whist Party for Street Car Workers and Guests
More than 150 street car employees their wives and friends attended a whist and social at the Knights of Columbus hall hosted by the Mutual Benefit association of the street railway company. A 24-table game ended with six prize winners: Women first Miss Beulah Haley second Mrs J H Broat third Mrs Thomas Dodd. Men first Cyril Ketterer second William Brink third J C Williams.
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Knights of Columbus
Mutual Benefit Association of the Street Railway Company
Thomas Dodd
J. H Broat
Beulah Haley
Mayor retaliates by police charges in Chicago
Chicago reports retaliation after Hoyne raid on city hall as Chief Healey, with Mayor Thompson's approval, recalls 25 officers assigned to Hoyne and substitutes eight of his choosing. The move follows Hoyne's raid on the Sportsmen's Club of America, his bid to arrest Healey, and Healey's indictment, set within the town’s election fight between Hoyne and Loyne’s backers.
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Chicago
Maclay Hoyne
Healey
Thompson
Hoyne
City Hall
Sportsmen’s Club of America
G A R Circle Hosts Inspection and Initiation
Mrs. Alice Gurney of Chicago inspected the Colonel W. W. Barry circle of the Ladies of the G. A. R. on Wednesday afternoon. Four new members were initiated and refreshments of coffee ice cream and cake were served. A large bouquet of America beauty roses was presented to Mrs. Gurney in appreciation of her services.
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W. W. Barry
Alice Gurney
Chicago
Ladies of the
Earl Caldwell Heads to Chicago on Business
Earl Caldwell has traveled to Chicago for business matters. He intends to meet clients and oversee ongoing negotiations. The trip underscores Caldwell’s active involvement in regional commerce and professional duties.
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Earl Caldwell
Chicago
Thirty new members join Y during day
The YMCA membership drive report shows a midday luncheon at the association building. During the day 39 new members were received, 320.25 dollars in cash was collected and 470 percent points awarded.
Daily News urges Wilson retirement amid perceived policy failures
The Chicago Daily News argues President Wilson should retire at the end of his term, labeling him a scholarly egoist and critiquing his handling of the railroad strike, eight hour day policy, and foreign affairs. It cites harm to constitutional order and warns the nation to reconsider leadership. A separate item notes a buggy struck by a tank truck in Vermont Street with damage reported.
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Daily News
Democratic Party
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Baltimore
Republic
Garrison
Congress
Grover Cleveland
Europe
United States
Federal Board of Mediation
Indiana Refining Company
Vermont Street
Fourth
Fifth
Ursa
Sage and Sulphur Hair Darkening Cure Ad
An old remedy for gray hair suggests Sage Tea and Sulphur or Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound sold in drug stores for about 50 cents a bottle. The ad claims it hides gray roots, adds luster, and also reveals dandruff itching scalp and shedding hair.
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Wyeth
President Wilson Opens Big Drive On Special Train
President Wilson travels aboard his namesake train toward Ohio for the final Western trip of the campaign. He will reach Cincinnati at 11:30 to deliver several speeches, launching a two week push by Democrats. He greeted crowds in Philadelphia and Baltimore.
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Wilson
Martinsburg
W. Va
Ohio
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Baltimore
West Virginia
Sloan's Liniment relieves neuralgia and muscle pain
Sloan's Liniment provides fast relief for neuralgia and sore muscles, penetrating without rubbing and leaving no skin stain. It soothes stiff muscles sprains and strains and reduces pain from insect bites bruises bumps and minor injuries in children. Get a bottle today at your Druggist. 25c Adv.
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Sloan
Check That Eczema Before It Gets Serious
A brief health ad warns that minor eczema can worsen if ignored and suggests Resinol treatment. It promotes Resinol Soap and Resinol Ointment as proven remedies used for over 20 years, with free samples available by writing to Resinol in Baltimore, Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Resinol
Baltimore
Texas Wonder cures kidney and bladder troubles
Cure claims include dissolving gravel and diabetes with a two month bottle. Advertises mail order from Dr. B. W. Hall of St. Louis Missouri and notes druggists carry it. Includes testimonials and price of 1.00.
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Texas Wonder
B. W. Hall
Olive St
St. Louis
Drugglate
Meat as Kidney Trouble Trigger and Remedy
A health column says daily meat can raise uric acid harming kidneys. It advises flushing kidneys with rad Salts made from grape and lemon acids, Nehia, and warns of cloudy urine and back pains. Take a tablespoonful before breakfast for a few days to restore kidney function and ease bladder irritation.
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London Letters
Wille
London
Max
East Eighth Street
South
Gustav
Koln
Montessori Kindergarten
18Th Street
Miss Pitts
A. E. Prince
Newcomb Hotel
Joneses
Jones
Sue
Genius
Adams County
Melrose
Payson
Liberty
Nathan Mitchell
Mitchell
Burlingame
Blink” Burlingame
Blessing Hospital
Irwin- Overland Company
Levasie
Bracdfeld
Launar
Maline Fi
October Bride
Emily Hill
Johnston Angle
Chicago Daily News
Swift Specific Co
Atlanta, Ga
Texas
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