Sixtieth wedding anniversary at Charles Wagner home
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver H. Collins celebrated their sixtieth wedding anniversary at the Charles Wagner home east of Coatsburg. A large crowd gathered, with a grand dinner and relatives from Quincy Liberty and Great Bend attending. Their son Morris from Great Bend surprised them, and the day featured a long, festive meal and greeting of guests by Mr. Collins. The event included many family members and local officials in attendance.
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Coatsburg
Collins
Hazel Lawless
Liberty Friends
Morris
Great Bend
Ind
Genttleman
Moses
Olinger
D.L. McNeall
Kendall
Fred: Wolfe
Rollin Wagner
Hazel Wagner
Quincy
Jasie Hessart
Eliza Grubb
Leader Denies Emigration Figures in Irish Question
London dated piece reports nationalist leader John Redimond releasing a letter to counter claims that large Irish emigration is driven by conscription. He cites figures from 1913 1914 and 1915 showing emigration has fallen by at least fifty percent and continues to decrease.
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London
John Redimond
Death of Christian Mitchell 81 in Fayetteville
Christian Mitchell 81 died after months of illness following a fall. He lived with his son A J Mitchell in Fayetteville for eleven years after moving from Palmyra Missouri. He was born in Straussbourg France and came to the U S at seven. Funeral at Winkleman residence this evening then shipment to Palmyra for burial in Palmyra cemetery.
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Fayetteville
Ark
Christian “Mitchell
Daily Democrat
Christian” ‘Mitchell
Chas. Winkleman
A. J. Mitchell
Mitchell
Palmyra
Katherine Lux
Pine Bluffs
Fayettevile
Winkleman
M. le Gillespie
Edward Hy “Mitchell
Quincy
Sidney
Cincinnati, O
Emma Tudor
Cincinnati
Dora. Minirding
Quincy, Til
Edward . Schaeffer
Quincey
John Lux
Jacoby
Whig sports writer moves to Burlington Gazette
Leo P. Sullivan, Whig sports writer for two years and former Inter Ocean staffer, leaves Quincy for Burlington to join the Gazette. Widely regarded as a top local writer, his departure is noted on the sports page though local fans regret the move.
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Leo. P. Sullivan
Whig
Burlington
Gazette
Sullivan
Inter-Ocean
Quincy
The
St. Paul
Claims' Large Estate in Denver District
Denver, Oct 30 The estate of Winfield Stratton valued at 9 million dollars draws claims from several women who assert relationships. Mrs Sarah Mellen of Kansas City is named as claimant, while Colorado officials who oversee the estate expect to disprove her claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Col
Winfield Stratton
Colorado
Sarah’ Melien
Kansas City
State of
Local news notes from Quincy and York area events
Community briefs describe local gatherings at St. Marys hall and York corners, a Halloween social at Berean classes, and an 18th annual bartender ball at Turner hall. Entries mention Weilers for York, J J Freiburg Undertaker, future beauty spot on York street, and local business updates including Irwin Overland cars and Thomas A Brown Jewelry.
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al Gorrell
Goldie
Quincy
W.C. A
Weilers
York Corners
Halbach-Schroeder
Christian Church
Ninth and
Broadway
Hallowe'en
Evelyn Woodworth
Fern Burrows
John’ McCumber
G. W. Johnson
J. J. ‘Freiburg
Phon
Cascarets Urge Clean Inside For Health
An ad promotes Cascarets as a 10 cent box laxative to cleanse the liver and bowels, stop headaches and illnesses, improve breath and mood, and even suit children. It touts a cheerful, overnight wake up feeling and claims broad benefits from gentle cleansing.
Divorces Granted in Local Circuit Court Cases
Judge Albert Akers announced next week’s docket after granting divorces to Nellie Hedges from Wilmer Hedges and Clara Whitcomb from Willie Whitcomb for cruelty and drunkenness respectively. The week includes trials for damages by Lillie Wurst executrix and other civil matters. jury to report Monday with cases against Quincy Railway and Western Union Telegraph company among others.
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Albert, Akers
Lillie Wurst
C. Henry Wurst
Quincy Railway Company
Akers
Nellie Hedges
Wilmer ‘Hedges
Clara Whitcomb
Willie Whitcomb
Thomas Lane
William P. Comeford
Nicholas Heintz
Comieford
Lane
Susanna Price
George W. Price
Rosanna Tebo
Assumpsit
Albert
John H. Michelmann
Calvin Gruell
Gruell
Matthew F. Carrott
Selma’ Edwards
Bessie Smith
William Smith
William Wollbracht
Western Union Telegraph Company
Anna ‘Montgomery
John’ Montgomery
Lillie’ ‘Wurst
C. Henry
Wurst’ Estate
Quincy Railway
Sherman County Bank
C. M.millisack
Cassen J. Meints
Scie Facias
Chauncey W. Curtis
Quincy
Railway Company
Mina Slough
Nicholas Kohl
Mary Kaufman
Harm Herron
William ’ Whitaker
Isaac _P. Slough
Slough
Golden man suffers double leg fracture in well digging mishap
John Franzen of Golden was brought to Blessing hospital with compound fractures in both legs after falling about 20 feet while helping dig a well. He, age about 35, was assisted by Dr Bates of Camp Point and Dr Knapheide and was reported resting well last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Franzen
Golden
Blessing Hospital
Franzen
Bates
Camp Point
Knapheide
Knapheide To Help Care For the, Unfortunate,man. Mr. Franzen
Carranza and Villa Movements Linked to White House Shadow
United States Senator William A. Smith charged at a Republican rally that Carranza and Villa were inspired and directed from near the White House. He claimed the bands operated with impunity, within five minutes of the executive mansion, amid criticism of current Mexican policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Carranza
Villa
Mexico
White House
United States
William A. Smith
Michigan
Serious condition of Sedalia doctor after thumb infection
Sedalia Missouri October 30 Dr F Morley 35 a well known central impart physician is in serious condition today due to infection in one thumb contracted last Sunday while treating a patient Six physicians are attending Dr Morley
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Sedalia
F. Morley
Morley
Secret Sept wedding announced in Fort Madison couple wed in Keokuk
E T Carse and May Wes s e l l s of Keokuk arrived in the city for a Sunday visit with Mrs Wes s e l l s parents Mr and Mrs Bert Wes s e l l s at 1923 State street The couple were married in Keokuk on September 11 and have lived at the Alie apartments in Fort Madison The announcement comes as a surprise to many of Mrs Carse s friends in Quincy who extend their best wishes He is an employee of the Town Telephone company in Fort Madison and she has many friends in Quincy who wish the couple well.
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E. T. Carse
May, Wessells
Keokuk
Bert. Wessells
State Street
Carse
Miss Wessells
Aliee
Fort Madison
Wessells
Bell’ Telephone Company
Bell
Home Telephone Companies
Town ‘Telephone ~ Company
Quincy
Murder report names two priests and a prospector slain
WINNIPEG Oct 30 Captain Lockhart of the mounted police arrived with an official report on the killings by Eskimos. The two priests were Fathers Turquetil and Leblanc, and one of the prospectors was a man named Caldwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Captain Lockheart
The
Mounted — Police
Turquetil
Leblanc
Caldwell
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Relief
Cold gone head and nose clear after two hour doses. A dose every two hours until three taken ends grippe misery and breaks up a severe cold. Opens clogged air passages, stops discharge, relieves headache and stiffness. Costs 25 cents, tastes pleasant, no substitute.
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Pape
Texas Wonder Cure Claims Kidney and Bladder Relief
The Texas Wonder promises cures for kidney and bladder troubles including gravel diabetes and rheumatism for men and women and bladder issues in children. If not carried by a local druggist it can be mailed for 1.00 with two months treatment per bottle and testimonials available from Dr BE Hall at 2926 Olive Street, St Louis Missouri.
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Texas
BE. W. Hall
Olive Etrast
Toula
Aruecaidte
Officials Deny Reports on Meat Cargo Confiscation Policy
Washington officials issued an official denial of reports about U.S. policy on England seizing Chicago meat packers cargoes. The cases have not reached President Wilson for consideration. The report mentions protests and an arrest warrant for James Salina alias Genero Perini linked to a murder while serving terms at San Quentin prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
State Department
England
Wilson
James Salina
Genero Perini
Stranger Arrested in El Paso Case Report
San Francisco detectives departed for El Paso Texas on October 30 to pursue a stranger arrest related to a pending case. Details remain sparse as the officers travel to pursue leads and await further updates.
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San. Francisco
el Paso
Tex
Five Days of Liberty in Chicago Court Story
In Chicago on October 80 Coby ii claimed to be the son of a former Milwaukee minister as he faced a burglary charge. He was said to have stolen a book after leasing a Joliet property five days earlier following an eleven year prior burglary sentence.
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Chicago
Coby. ii
Milwaukee
Joliet
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H.C. Collins
Coatsburg Country
Mr. Collins
Ward
Oliver H. Collins
Humphreys
Humphreys’ Homed Medicine Co
William Street
New York
Mitchell Deate
Arkansas
Stahl’s
York
St. Joseph's Benevolent
St. Mary’s Hall
7Th and
Adams Sts
Player Pianos
Fine “Line
Quirky
J. H Seidel
South Eighth Street
Hallowe’ Entsty
Irwin-Overland Co
Thomas A. Brown Jewelry Store
Labor Temple Association
Brewers
Labor Temple
York Street
East Ave
Lawndale
24Th St
T. C. Poling
Hampshire
Dick and Bros. Brewery
Missouri
Ilinois
Glara Whitcomb
Max
Wurst
Washington Posts
Smith
Whig Co
Knabe Bros. Co
Hamp
E.t.carse
Wife
Nee May Wessells
City
A. Diss
Clinton Place
William S Denny
Springfield
Peruana
Pays Arondas
William B. Fried
Swill
M. Hugh
William 8. Friedlander
Ziegfield
State Savings, Loan & Trust Company
State Savings Loan & Trust CO
Capital
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