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The Joliet Daily Republican

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1908

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Geiger at Hammond Packing absconds with funds

Otto Geiger, trusted Hammond Packing Co. employee in Joliet, fled with an estimated $1,000 to $5,000 in cash and books over several months. Chicago auditors and Joliet detectives pursue him as household suspicion links his rapid lifestyle and financial schemes to the missing money.

Otto Geiger Hammond Packing’ Company Chicago Surceedy Joliet Geiger Washington Street George Reavy Fred Fritz Hammond Concern George Lee

Cline Suffers Painful Rockdale Ball Park Accident

Wade Cline son of the postmaster was injured in a Rockdale ball game on Saturday when sliding into a base his right ankle ligaments tore. He received aid from teammates but required medical care and must walk with a cane, with healing expected to take weeks. The piece notes a contest between American Refractories Co and Steel & Wire Co with Mr. Keining as a Refactory member.

Rockdale American Refractories Co Ei Steel & Wire Co Keining

Case of Smallpox Sheds Little Alarm

Mitts O Toole of 536 South 1st Street is reported Saturday evening to be suffering from a case of smallpox. No reason for alarm is given in the notice.

Mitts

Colored Slater Regrets Rash Act

Lula Gibson, colored, says jealousy led to the stabbing death of her lover last Tuesday night. She denies intent to kill and remains at the county jail sobbing. Her 16 month old baby is being cared for by a colored family on St Louis street.

Beath St. Louis Street

Munroes Return From Long Trip

Mr and Mrs George H Munroe and Mrs Jane H Weeks arrive in Joliet from an extended winter tour of the south and west. They traveled from Florida to California before returning via the Northern Pacific railroad stopping in St Paul to dine with George Thompson of the St Paul Dispatch.

George H. Munroe Jane H. Weeks Joliet California Munroe Orange Grove Florida Northern Pacific Railroad St. Paul Minn George Thompson

Work 13 Started on Sewer System in Joliet

Monahan Bros. began the Seventh ward sewer and water main project on Gardner Street where manholes are installed in preparation for excavation. It is the year's second largest system to be built in Joliet.

Monahan Bros Seventh Ward Joliet Gardner Street

Mrs Korst Critically Ill in Jackson Township Home

Mrs. Nicholas Korst, long time Jackson Township resident since 1888, lies critically ill. At her bedside are her four other sons John Peter Michael and William and her son Nicholas Jr. Doctors hold very slight hopes for recovery.

Nicholas Korst Jackson Township Nicholas, Jr Wilmington Road John Peter Michael William

Sacred Heart Church Dedicates New Pipe Organ Concert

Sacred Heart church last night dedicated a new pipe organ with 75 voices in chorus. Miss Daisy Franchere of Chicago, and organist Meyers led performances with choirs from St Marys and St Patricks. Father H G Van Pelt spoke on The Beauties of Music, noting music elevates morality and culture.

Rick H. G. van Pelt Sacred Heart Church Anton Schager Daisy Franchere Chicago Meyers Father van Pelt St. Mary’s St. Patrick’s Oremus Singenberger D. R. Munro Jessix Rhallin Hodges Solprano Walter Spinney Tenoir E. Marzo Suppe Lambillotte Handel

Condition of Mrs Moody Remains Serious at Home

The condition of Mrs Mary Moody, who has been seriously affected by neuralgia at the home of her daughter Mrs R E Clark, 614 Third avenue, for several weeks, remains about the same. She is confined to bed much of the time and cannot use her right arm.

Mary Moody R. _E. Clark Third Avenue

Jo Welch Death In Canal Under Coroner Ruling

Coroner's jury returns accidental drowning verdict in the case of Jo(n) Welch of Chase avenue. Body found Saturday afternoon in the canal north of the Illinois Steel Co blast furnace No 3. Inquest held at Quinn's undertaking rooms. John Kelly discovered the body. friends doubt self harming act.

Jonn

Unmarried Man Found Dead Near Canal After Night Out

The body of an unmarried man, last seen Friday near the steel company coke ovens, was found near a canal. Neighbors doubt self harm, believing he fell into the canal while returning home. He lived with his sister Mrs John J Lawler and had a sister Mrs Dennis Kennedy in Buffalo and a brother in Chicago. Funeral at St Marys Catholic church followed by burial in Mt Olivet.

John J. Lawler Dennis Kennedy Irving Street Thomas Kelly Chicago Steel Company William Welch Buffalo N. Y St. Mary's Catholic Mt. Olivet Welch

Women Leave for State G A R Convention in Quincy

Mrs. Julia H. Barber president of Madison Circle leads Ladies of the G A R to Quincy for the state convention starting Tuesday. Delegates Mrs. Philip Peck Mrs. Sarah Pillison and Mrs. Morris depart today along with Commander E. W. Willard and Bart legon Post members of the Woman's Relief Corps.

Julia H. Barber Madison Circle The Philip Peck E. W. Willard Bartlegon Post G A. R Woman's Relief Corps Organizations of Women

Joliet Engineer Walter Brooker Elected State President

The Illinois State Association of the National Association of Stationary Engineers elected Joliet’s Walter Brooker as state president at its Chicago convention held at the Great National hotel. About 75 to 100 delegates from across the state attended. Elgin may host the next meeting.

Chicago Joliet Lelgin National Association of Stationary Engineers Walter Brooker Great National Hotel Brooker Arthur Marr Jaynes Browning Fred ,Byrd David Boyle S. F. Tompkins R. A. Brooker Gunsautus

Fatally Injured Man Falls Down Stairway in Lockport

Thomas Corbley proprietor of a State et restaurant in Lockport fell down the stairs at his home on State and Ninth streets yesterday morning. He died shortly after 10 o'clock and an inquest returned a verdict in line with the facts. The funeral is set for tomorrow at 10 o'clock.

Lockport State and Ninth Thomas Corbley State Et Yak Serv

The Golfer and the Chauffeur Exchange Quip

A witty exchange portrays a golfer asking if the chauffeur plays golf and the reply that it is hard to hit anyone, revealing a dry humor moment.

Is Mrs Gunness in town sparking police suspicion

In LaPorte Indiana Mrs Belle Gunness the noted arch murderess may have visited a tea and spice shop on Cass street and Eastern avenue Saturday according to proprietor W McCracken who says a suspicious customer resembled the notorious killer and was treated by his clerk.

Belle Gunness LaPorte Ind McCracken Cass Street Eastern Avenue Ton United States

Joliet High Students Shine With Naval Cadet and Alumni Success

Herman E Fischer, named by Congressman Snapp, passes the mental naval entrance exam and aims for Annapolis alongside Chester Roberts in a Joliet High School run of notable graduates. Other alumni pursue medicine, engineering near Rio de Janeiro and Cuba, and agriculture in Montana, showing the school's broad career impact.

Joliet Township High School Washington Hereman E. Fischer Congressman Snapp Naval Academy At Annapolis Fischer Brown Ferdinand Fischer Joliet Hérman Joliet High School Chester Roberts Roberts Northwestern University Chicago Leo Witkowski County Fred Munch Meade Clyne Wesley Stewart Hamilton Detroit Austin Roberts Rio de Janeiro Brazil Clare Reed Cuba Montana Willie Jotn Boeume Ward Clyne

Woman Shot in Family Quarrel Leads to Fines

A domestic quarrel on Clay Street ended with Mrs. Fred Morris shot in the hand. Morris and his brother were fined for disorderly conduct after police investigation. both released. Mrs. Morris faces risk of blood poisoning if infection develops.

Fred Morris Clay Street Morris

Also Mentioned on This Page

Gos Cou Orro Geiger Hammond CO Frank J. Hilly Blair & Hilly Hilly Wallace Flats O'Toole the Herald O'Telle Schuessler Slater Lula Gibson Organ OF Sacred Heart Sacred Heart Choir Was St. Mary's and St. Pat H.-G. van Pelt Guilmont Merry Widow JO Welch John Kelly Quinn's Tie Eoening Julia Barber Ladies of the G. A Quincy Ilinois State Association of the J. L. Randall Peoria W. E. Hill Moline Elgin Gussie Herman Fischer Cong. Snapp Stillas
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