Town topics from Overland and Belle Wakefield arrests
Overland and Belle Wakefield were arrested by Officers Edwards and Connell yesterday afternoon on intoxication charges. The column lists local events including display of hats at Weber's, births at 724 Washington St, moves of Halbach Schroeder Co. furniture hospital, and a 1855 wedding anniversary trip to Arlington Neb. Also noted are church social plans, sale items, and a W C U meeting with routine agenda.
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Wakefield ‘S
Edevards
Connell
Weber's
Arthur Doht
Washington Street
Barker
Maine Street
James H. Crawford
Hannibal
Wisherd
Ernest Deaver
Louisiana
Busch
Ernest. Rottman
Arlington
Neb
Herman Scheer
Scheer
Nebraska
Halbach- Schroeder Co
Hibernians Hold Green Night Picnic at Highland Park
More than 2,000 attendees enjoyed the Ancient Order of Hibernians division No. 1 annual basket and general picnics at Highland Park. An O’Farrell Brothers orchestra provided music while Irene Garrison Agnes Quinlan and Edna Ahern performed Irish dances and the Hibernian quartet sang. Concessions grossed a neat sum for the organization as Ed ward Dowd led the gate and Patrick Daly ran the dance hall with Richard Lyons for the merry-go-round. Prizes included ten dollars to H Richmond and five dollars to Ellery Cunnane among others. A general committee led by Paul Lenane oversaw arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick’s Day
Highland Park
Division No. 1
Order of Hibernians
O'Farrell Brothers
Irene Garrison
Agnes ‘Quinlan
Edna Ahern
Hibernian
Hibernians
Gate
Edward ‘Dowd
Patrick, Daly
Richard ‘Lyons
H. Richmiller
Ellery Cunnane
Patrick Daly
William Coyle
H. P. Bierne
Picni
Paul "le Nane
Art Fawcett
M O'Neill
John Daniels
Richard Lyons
Edward Dowd
Robert O'Neill
James O’brien
Ewing Couple Wed in Quincy Parish Ceremony
John Emmett Bondreau and Olivia Margaret Cason, well known Ewing, Missouri pair, married in Quincy at St. Francis of Solanus parish by Father Rupert. They left for an uncertain honeymoon plan, will return to Ewing to begin housekeeping in a furnished home.
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John Emmett Bondreau
Olivia Margaret Cason
Ewing, Mo
St. Francis of Solanus “College
Rupert
St. Francis College
St. Mary's ‘Catholic
Ewing
Quincy
Lucile Cason
John Merchand
Miles McGinns
Wing
W. KK. Boudreau
Cason
Foot and Mouth Disease Reappears in Macomb Area
Reports from Macomb dated September 16 note new cases of foot and mouth disease in Emmet township owned by Fred Stickle with 27 cattle and 22 hogs, near Colmar owned by James Pointer with 5 cattle and 9 hogs, and near Yushnell owned by Richard Heiman with 6 cattle and 5 hogs. Medical officials urge rapid slaughter to eradicate the disease, though the statement in dispatches is incomplete regarding delays.
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Yushnell
Richard Heiman
E. ‘Dyson
Myson
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound testimonial from Terre Hill
Mrs Evon of Terre Hill Pa testifies that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured her long standing female troubles back aches sleeplessness and loss of appetite. The ad extols the remedy as the grandest for women's ills with a Lynn Mass laboratory claim of thousands of letters praising its health benefits and avoiding surgery.
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Terre Hill
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia
E. Pinkham
Augustus Lyon
Lydia B
Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Quincy’s Pulse Cutter Going East to Boston
Camp Point Journal reports Isaac Cutter, grand secretary of the Masonis of Illinois, leaves tomorrow for Boston to be crowned an honorary member of the Supreme Council northern jurisdiction. This makes him a thirty third degree mason, the final level, and he is the only Adams county mason to receive the honor. Also notes McCarl weddings Frank Smith and Bertha Carr in court, Col J H Best’s 74th birthday, and a partition suit filed in circuit court over a block in Quincy’s Berryan’s addition targeting Rosenkoetter et al.
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Cutter
Camp Point
Adams County
Quincy
William Feigerspan
John Rosenkoetter
William. Rosenkoetter
Berrian
Ouiney
Tragic Death Of Missionary Rev P Riede In Philippine Flood
Rev P Riede S W D native of Bavaria and missionary to the Philippines died after crossing a swollen river on horseback near Villavieja Abra during a May 19 flood. His body was recovered May 21 from the Abra river, leaving behind family including aunt Mrs Margarethe Riede of 1733 South Thirteenth Street. He dedicated his life to foreign missions and served in Langanitang parish before his death.
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Philippine’Islands
P. Riede
Margareth Riede
South - Thirteenth Street
Bavaria
Villaviejah
Abra
Langanitang
Quincy Molders Union Holds Referendum Vote at Labor Temple
At a Quincy locals meeting held last night more than 150 members attended the labor temple session. A referendum vote on amalgamation with all metal trades unions was taken but the result was not made public. Delegates to the State Federation of Labor convention at Alton beginning October 18 were selected: Frank H. Hunt and George Freis. Others brought up were routine in nature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy Molders’ Union
Labor' Temple
State’ Federation’ of Labor
Alton
George
Freis
Catholic Calendar of Events Updated for September
September calendar lists Ember Days Feast days and numerous parish activities. Meetings include English and German Third Order branches at St Francis and St Boniface schools. Socials, picnics, and baseball games feature St Boniface St Mary Griesbaum’s grove and parish league teams.
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Pene
Marquette Court
T. Francis School
Quincy
St. Boniface School
St Boniface Young Men's Society
New St. Michael School
Griesbaum’s Grove
Our Lady of Mercy
Third Order of St. Francis’ Church
W.C. U
St. Francis
St. George Court
K. of C
Knight of Columbus Hall
St. Michael Branch
St. Francis School
St. Michael
St Boniface
St. Jerome
Railway workers threaten to strike over conscription
London Sept 15 During discussions in the House of Commons Henry Thomas assistant general secretary of the Amalgamated Society of Railway Servants said every railway lodge had informed the executive committee that men would stop work at the introduction of conscription.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
House of Commons
Henry Thomas
Amalgamated Society of Railway Servants
Railway Union
French Cruiser Arrives at Alexandria With Armenian Refugees
Paris dispatches report a French cruiser arrived at Alexandria carrying several hundred Armenian refugees from Alexandretta Asia Minor. Armenians say the vessel saved them from massacre at Turkish hands.
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Paris
Alexandria
Alexandretta
Asia Minor
Also Mentioned on This Page
Victrola Department
Complete Line Records
Overland
Ladies’ Aid Society
St. ‘Jacobi Church
Fred Prante
Keeley. Institute
Dwight, Illinois
Chicago
Rector Bidg
W. Monroe St
Central
Quincy 10
J. E. Bondreau
Olivia Cason Wers
Dyson
Macomb
Mrs. Evon
Col. Best
Hale
J. H., Best
Ilinois State Bank
Ello
Ulan
Riede
South Thirteenth
Metal Workers
The
Anchomg
TLE
Broadway Chorus OF
Beautiful Girls
HAJOS
New York
Niehaus
K of C
Nes
Raine St
Vna
North Platte Valley
Big
Ori Basin
Wyoming
Omaha
Emyself
S. B. Howard
Q. Building
Omaha, Neb
Modern Iron Works
Fifth and
Ohio Sts
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