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Newspaper

The Joliet News

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1912

Page

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Sunday Baseball Sparks Social Critique in Joliet Sermon

Rev. Walter MacPherson of St John’s Universalist spoke on crime causes amid criticism of wage watered stock and cheap goods. He praised playgrounds and county jail reform while urging better pay to curb youth crime and the misuse of seven million dollar mansions and yachts.

Joliet Walter —MacPherson St. John’s Universalist Church MacPherson Alee Europe Mr. MacPherson Willa Jaiil Will County Richards ‘Street

700 Mexican Rebels Killed in Battle Near Monklova

San Antonio reports a dispatch stating that 700 rebels were killed in a clash near Monklova Chihuahua after a victory by loyalist troops at Puantino Tienpas. The report emphasizes a decisive win and heavy rebel casualties.

San Antonio Texas James Puantino Tienpas Monklova Chihuahue

Freight Strike Unlikely in Joliet Rail Lines

Local freight handlers, reportedly not unionized, are not expected to strike Joliet area rail routes this weekend. Railroads serving Joliet anticipate normal operations despite nationwide walkouts, with management and workers not signaling outages or labor action at the moment.

Joliet Chicago

Joliet Takes Day Off and Hikes to Fishing Grounds

Joliet residents rode the interurban lines to countryside fishing spots on a sunny Sunday. The Dupage Aux Seble and Des Plaines rivers drew large crowds as women carried baskets and men fished, many using multiple hooks. Visitors to West Park and Highland Park joined the day tripters, with some persons traveling to Chicago to see games.

Trowbridge McKinsey Joliet West Park Highland Park The Lockport

Young Boy Hurt In Jefferson Street Auto Accident

Four year old Bernard Mulcahy son of Mrs Mathew Mulcahy of 507 South Desplaines street was knocked down on Jefferson street yesterday noon by a car driven by John Kelly. The child stood frozen as the auto approached and was struck as the machine slowed to the curb. Detective William Resin witnessed the incident and the lad recovered after on the sidewalk medical care.

Bernard Mulcahy Mathew Mulcahy South Desplaines Street Auttomobile Jefferson — Street John Kelly Kelly

Double robberies strike city despite police efforts

Two robberies occurred Saturday evening and Sunday night despite police action. At John Grayback saloon, 1012 Broadway, thieves unlocked the entry by cutting a front window and took $3 in change. At George R. Hess home, 626 Clinton Street, a gold watch and valuables were stolen. The Hess family had just returned from the Rock Island train and found the house empty.

George R. Hess Cliinton Street John Hess Rock Island Head

Diphtheria Case Reported Within City Limits

Health officials report a diphtheria case in the family of G. Maloney beyond the city limits and another case inside the city. The quarantine warning is issued as authorities note one case in the city and one outside.

Health Department G. Maloney Krakar Limita Rial

Illness of social evil topic highlighted by Illinois Vigilance leaders

In Lockport a Vigilance Association meeting led by Arthur Burrage Farwell and vice president James Alexander urged stronger action against the social evil, pledging support for laws to curb vice, with emphasis on the home church school and honest labor as bulwarks.

Illinois’ Vigilance Association James Alexander Lockport Arthur Burrage Farwell Chicago Was &Igo Congregational Church 47Th Assembly Alexander Senate Vigilance Association Athels Farwell Rene Timois Asson

Falls From Motorcycle Near Orphan's Home Reports Injury

A man riding a new motorcycle near the Orphan's Home in Mart Publ, 113 Madeline Street, fell yesterday. He sustained a bad cut on the chin and other injuries after losing balance and forcefully striking the ground.

Mart Publ Madeline

Pioneer German Settler Wilhelmi Dies in Joliet at 79

John Joseph Wilhelmi long a Joliet resident and pioneer stone mason dies at 11 AM Sunday aged eighty, after a long life of farming and building Will county landholding reaches 400 acres. He was born in Hamm in Coblenz region and emigrated to America in 1850. Survived by wife Mrs Marty Schall, twelve children, forty three grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Funeral at St John’s German Catholic church Tuesday at 9 AM, burial in St John’s cemetery.

John Joseph Wilhelmi Joliet and Mr. Wilhelmi Hambach Cobren Pictiges America Atlantic York City Detroit Jo- Met Will County Jackson Street Brandon Bridge Joliet-Jackson Township Will Toilet Pine Street Mary Rademacher St. John’s St. John's Cemetery

Polish Quarterman Ignatius Zarek Dies by Jumping

Lemont authorities search drainage canal after the Polish quarirman Ignatius Zarek commits suicide by leaping from a bridge. He left his name in his hat before the jump, leaving no note. He leaves a wife and three children Julia Joseph and Frank.

Lemont Ignatius Zarek Markiewicz Zarek Julia Joseph Frank

Jubileo of Priest Dainer Finkenhoeter Born in Joliet

The priest born in Quincy Illinois on October 22 1860 entered St Francis Balanus Cottage in 1873 and joined the Franciscan Order July 20 1880 ordained May 3 1887 served as assistant at St Johns church and prison chaplain 1888 1893 then pursued extensive studies and mission work from 1898 to 1911 with headquarters in St Louis and Chicago. Since January 1 he has been pastor of St Johns church Joliet.

Quincy, Til Dailer- “Finkenhoeter St. Francis St. Francis ‘Balanus Teutopois St. John's Church State Penitentiary St. Louise St. Louis Chicago St. John’s Church Joliet

Austrian Laborer Crushed at Illinois Steel Plant

Daniel Budimer an Austrian employed at the coke plant of the Illinois Steel Company was crushed to death last night around 11 o clock while assisting in moving cars. Coroner Wate Wunderiieh inspected the scene with a jury. an inquest set for 6 this afternoon at Nemanich & Son undertakers.

Daniel Budimer Illinois Steel,pany Wate Wunderiieh Budsimer Nemanich & Son

Minia Returns With Titanic Victims From Sea

The cable ship Minia returned to Halifax with flags at half mast after aiding the search for Titanic victims. It reported locating several bodies and raising them, with weather complicating the effort.

Minia Halifax Makay- Bennett

Collision Between Horse and Car Near Chicago and Jefferson

In a mid afternoon accident at the corner of Chicago and Jefferson streets Fred J. Walsh's automobile collided with a horse and carriage. The horse fell and was believed dead, later treated by a veterinarian and moved to a livery stable. The owner of the horse, Frank Smith, plans to decide its fate after the horse’s recovery. The livery men claim Walsh struck the horse while Walsh says the horse ran into the car with bystanders and a youthful driver making a getaway.

Chicago Jefferson Streets Fred J. Walsh McLaren Frank Smith Jefferson Street Chicago Street Alsh George Irving Bernard Kelly Walsh

Horseshoers Open New Shop In Washington Street

Journeymen will start a new horseshoeing shop at 209 Washington Street tomorrow in a move against rival Bossa horseshoers amid a strike dispute. The union claims the public has not heard their side and promises clear communication in tomorrow's issue. The shop opening signals the strike may intensify if not resolved soon.

Washington Street Bosa Horseshoers

Monks Jubilee Celebrates 25 Years of Priesthood

Hundreds join Rev. Father Daniel Fenhoefer at St. John's Ganman Catholic church for his silver jubilee ordination anniversary. High Mass in German and English, banquet, and evening program featured sermons, flower girls, and schoolchildren performances. The celebration praised Father Daniel’s service to the parish, with wreaths and gifts, as guests admired the festive ceremonies.

Father Daniel Fenhoefer St. John’s Gan Man Catholic Benignus Schuetz Daniel Henry Kuestér St. Peter’s Monastery Chicago Bartholoméew Feldman St. Augustain’s Church Lulius Seeboth St. John’s Church Missamella Nussbaum Society St. John’s School Mary

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