Pardon bid by Chester man who killed wife ten years ago
William Stuckenholt aka William Stucke, jailed for the 1905 murder of his wife in Chester, seeks a pardon. He writes to Chief of Police George Koch and to grocer August Schmidt asking support to present his case to the state board of pardons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Penitentiary
Chester
William Stuckenholt
William Stucke
State Pardoning Board
George Koch
August Schmidt
South Side
Board of Pardons
Stuckenholt
Adams County Circuit Court
Stucke
Twenty Fourth
State Streets
John Ahern
St. Louis
Koch
Quincy
Tony
Chief Ahern
Mr. Koch
Mr. Ahern
Chief Koch
Adams Street
Sixth and
Adams
Gus
Jackson Street
Park
Rea’ Aife
Riend
Board of Education to complete Jefferson school supplies order
Another meeting of the board of education is set for tomorrow evening in the Musselman building to finalize the purchase of supplies for the new Jefferson school. Tuesday's session ordered many chairs but the full list remains incomplete and further purchasing is expected to finish tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Musselman
Jefferson School
The
Whig
Decker Acquitted By Palmyra Jury
Thomas Decker was found not guilty after a Marion county trial in Palmyra Missouri. The jury of local men, largely married with families, acquitted Decker after fifteen minutes of deliberation, and Decker and his family left for home near Nelsonville. His 15 year old daughter Gertrude had been a focal point of the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmyra
Thomas Decker
Decker
Nelsonville
Marion County
Gertrude
R Elatives
Once a French Soldier Resting in Palmyra
Frank Losson, a 67 year old resident of Palmyra, died at home after a long illness. Born in Lorraine, he joined the French army at 21 and fought in 1870 before being captured near Paris. He later settled in Palmyra, married Annie Jacoby, and worked as a shoemaker. He was a devout member of St. Joseph's Catholic Church. Funeral set for Friday at 9 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmyra
Frank Losson
Losson
Lorraine
Paris
Annie Jacoby
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Reindl Bound Over to Federal Court
Joseph Reindle was bound over to the federal grand jury after waiving a preliminary hearing. Bond set at 1000 dollars. failure to post bond led to temporary county jail placement. Postoffice Inspector Gould arrived to assess the case for federal involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Reindle
Koch
Dumster
Tioga
United States
W. P. Martindale
Federal Grand Jury
Moore
Postoffice
Gould
Dr. King's New Discovery Ad Claims 46 Years On Market
An old advertisement touts Dr. King's New Discovery as a proven remedy for coughs and lung troubles. It asserts soothing effects for all ages, warns against delayed treatment, and guarantees money back if it fails, priced at 50 cents and one dollar five cents.
Schmidt Reflects On Wedding and Family Wishes
The letter notes Schmidt spoke of his recent wedding and wished happiness for his bride. He inquired about Mr Schmidt's brother, mother, and sisters, and asked for a letter. No reference to parole attempts appeared in the correspondence to Mr Schmidt.
First Ale Shire well to show oil or dry dust today
Royal Oil and Gas plans to learn if the Ale Shire lease well yields oil or remains dry. A cave-in Tuesday flooded the bore, now repaired, and officials led by G A Urban will depart Quincy at 6 30 for the field to witness the result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Oil and Gas Company
Aleshire
G.A. Urban
G. A. Urban
Quincy
Wedding of Temperance Smith and Harry Maddox in Monroe City
In Monroe City Missouri Temperance Mary Smith and Harry R Maddox were married at 8:30 today in the home of Mr and Mrs Evan Smith with Rev C I Hoy officiating. The groom works for Woodson and Graham and the bride is well liked. They plan a honeymoon trip to St Louis and will reside in Monroe City after November 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenady
Monroe City
Evan Smith
Temperance Mary Smith
Harry R. Maddox
C.I. Hoy
M. E. Church
Automobile
Woodson and Graham
St. Louis
Paving Operations Start in Monroe City
Monroe City Missouri began paving with concrete eight inches thick and tarvia covering after a month of removing gravel and preparing curbing. Kenady notes extensive preparations and anticipates the project will be a pride of the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenady
Monroe
City
Monroe City
Reception for Rev H W Stillgian in Mt Sterling
The Presbyterian church in Mt Sterling will host a Thursday evening reception in the chapel for the new pastor Rev H W Stillman and his wife. They are settling at the Presbyterian manse and winning favor with local residents. A meeting of the board of public works and the finance committee is set for 7:30 pm at Mayor Abbott’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Sterling
Nt. Stillman
Board of Public Works
Abbott
Knights of Columbus Meeting in Monmouth Honors Founders
Quincy men John Carroll and David Wall attended a Monmouth Knights of Columbus gathering. Carroll urged Catholic recruitment and defense against bigotry while advocating federation ties. Wall praised the founders and stressed unity, charity, and the order's mission to set worthy examples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
Monmouth
John Carroll
David Wall
Quincy
Carroll
John’ B. Carroll
National Federation of Catholic Societies
Wall
James J. Wall
Order of the Knights of Columbus
Luther Day Observance At Luther Memorial Church
Members of Luther Memorial church prepare for their annual Luther Day one week from next Sunday. The event honors Martin Luther, with special services led by Pastor Rev. I. W. Bingaman focusing on Luther’s life and teachings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Memorial
Luther Memorial Church
Martin Luther
I. W. Bingaman
Luther
Overland Crew Gains Clear Lead In Campaign Race
The Overland crew built their lead over the Cole eight as the campaign among Y members kicked off. By sunset Overland had traveled about 41 1/2 miles while Cole advanced 50 miles, with Herbert Fick leading individuals by 23 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Overland
Cole
Herbert Fick
Banks of Quincy Receive Loan Offer from Italian Government
Guaranty Trust Co of New York solicits banks across the country to lend on behalf of the Italian government in a 25 million dollar note issue. One-year notes yield 6 percent with options to roll into longer bonds. proceeds fund Italian imports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Guaranty Trust Company of
New York
Lee, Higginson & Co
United” States
Arthur Brown suffers nervous breakdown forces layoff
Publicity manager Arthur Brown has been compelled to relinquish his role for Col. Frank Lowden and has traveled to California likely spending the winter there. His wife Mrs. Brown and son may join later as friends express concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Brown
Col
Frank 0. Lowden
California
Bartenders Beat Odds in Three-Game Series
A readable fragment notes Tuesday night that no easy victims existed in the T.L. and the players’ three-game series left the bartenders unbeaten, suggesting resilience and competitive play throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orj
T.L
Amateur Vaudeville Tonight by K of C Ladies Auxiliary
The K of C Ladies Auxiliary presents a city vaudeville program in its hall with local talent including vocalists, instrumentalists, a mandolin duo, dance numbers, a newspaper-themed monologue, and a grand Virginia reel finale. Performers include Mrs. Robert Damhorst directress, Miss Margaret Freiburg, Miss Clara Duker, Miss Nina Malambri, and Joe Freund managing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. of C. Hall
K. of C
Robert Damhorst
John Connery
Bertha Malley
Margaret Freiburg
Margaret Ernst
Odelia
Margaret
Freiburg
Mae Bernbrock
Annette Bushman
Nellie Daniels
Bessie Dean
Bertha
Gehring
Helen Heintz
Dorothy’ Jochem
Elizabeth Jochem
Colette’ Jochem
Rose Menke
Francis Menke
Gertrude Michael
Margaret Morris
Stella Ruder
Rosalia Stroet
Edna Ahern
Jos. Freund
Woman Arrested for Burning Leaves in City
Mrs Mildred Lake of 711 Jersey Street was taken to police court on a nuisance charge for burning leaves on her premises. The case was continued. Neighbor Althea George complained the smoke was objectionable. This is the first fall leaf burning arrest. authorities warn leaf fires should occur only in morning hours.
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Mildred Lake
Jersey’ Street
Lake
Althea George
Willis Chewning
James Lenane
John Moore
Orpheum Presents Zerbro’s Blue Ribbon Dogs and More
The Orpheum opens Thursday to Sunday with Zerbro’s forty blue ribbon dogs as the headline act. Also featuring Keno & Green in All Life and Action from Chicago and Quincy, Arthur Rigby the famed minstrel, the Henry Sisters Ruth and Kitty, and Lona Heggs the lone lady modeler plus new photo plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orpheum
Zerbro’s _ novelty
Keno & Green
All Life and Action
Majestic Theater
Chicago
Quincy
Arthur Rigby
Dockstader Minstrels
Henry
Ruth
Kitty
Lona Heggs
Pitney Announces Run for County Recorder
Friends of Samuel C. Pitney of 630 Broadway announce he will run for county recorder on the Republican ticket in the county primaries next fall. Pitney has served one term as circuit clerk and is described as an efficient official with strong local support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel C. Pitney
Broadway
Pitney
Wife discharged on charge of disturbing peace at school
Benjamin Davies paid a $10 fine plus costs in Justice E J Bonney court for assaulting Jefferson school principal A R Smith after a telephonic dispute with Davies wife. Mrs Davies was discharged for lack of evidence though both alleged insults by the principal. Testimony from about fifteen witnesses including students filled the crowded office. The couple may pursue a claim before the school board, per Judge Bonney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Davies
Court of Justice
E. J. Bonney
A. R. Smith
Jefferson ‘School
Davies
Smith
Bonney
Will of Martin Joseph Admitted to Probate in Los Angeles
The Quincy dry goods and millinery merchant Martin Joseph died in Los Angeles weeks ago and his will, admitted to probate there, leaves a large estate. He bequests $100 to St Marys and Blessing hospitals and provides Lydia Rothgeb, formerly his Quincy bookkeeper, with $1000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Joseph
Quincy
Los Angeles
Cal
Joseph
St. Mary’s
Lydia ‘Rothgeb
Names on register for Lincoln-Douglas debate survivors
Names including John A. Heller of Fifth and Jersey streets John H Meyer of 724 Payson avenue and D F Keath of Mexico Missouri were signed to the register for survivors who heard the Lincoln Douglas debate in Washington park on October 13 1858. The list is kept at the Chamber of Commerce buildings for that purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John. ‘A. Heller
Fifth
Jersey Streets
John H. Meyer
Payson Avenue
D. F. ‘Keath
Mexico
Washington Park
Chamber of Commerce
Foley Co. Offers Trial Herbal Remedies by Mail
A postal offer promotes Foley & Co. Chicago mail order with a cutout slip promising a trial package of Foley Honey and Tar Compound for coughs and colds, Foley Kidney Pills for back pain and kidney issues, and Foley Cathartic Tablets for constipation and cleansing. Miller & Arthur Drug Co. appears as a distributor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley & Co
Chicago
Foley
Miller & Arthur, Drug Co
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August ‘Schmidt
Reindl
Royal Company
M. E
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V.m.c. A
UGA
Melrose Apples
John Abbott
Melrose
Hallowe'en
Salem
Salem — Church Boosters
Salem Hall
Fred Eisenberg
Mr. Eisenberg
New York Telegraph
J. Breckenridge Ellis
Perry C. Ellis
Barbara Frietchie
Mary Miles Minter
Green Witch
Mr. Ellis
Ozark
Miss Minter
Emmy
K.of C
J. Bonney
Schoolmaster
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