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Newspaper

Troy Weekly Call

Location

Troy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1905

Page

5

Hostilities Begin as Kuhlmann Arraigned in Troy Survey Conflict

Chief Engineer W A Bennett and assistant Harper faced aggressive opposition from Charlie Kuhmann while surveying the Maryville to Troy route. Kuhmann paid costs of 16.35 and was bonded 200 for nine months to keep the peace. The case marked the first public flare in tensions delaying the electric railway project. Meanwhile party conventions chose leaders in Cit Citizens Party and Good Government League with Stolte nominated for mayor after a tight ballot. The slate included Dawson for city clerk and Holliday for police magistrate as party officers and executive committees were formed.

W. A. Bennett East St. Louie & Suburban Electric Railway Company F. Harper Troy Maryville Messrs Bennett Harper Charlies Kuhmann Kuhlmann Edwardsville Breese Glaen J. F. Gillham Costas Kuhmann Justice Glass Gillham F. H. Thomas Kinloch Good Government League Reen Liewel‘lyn Wm. Lewis Fred Schlemmer Napoleon Goalby Central Hotel Citizens' Party Henry Stolte F. F. Miller R. C. Morris S. S. Avis Stolte Miller R. L. Dawson A. R. Snodgrass R. J. Renfro Walter Wilkinson Snodgrass Robert Holliday J. L. Hagler Holliday B. W. Jarvis Robi. Holliday A. F. Seligman J. G. Schoeck M. F. Auwarter

Municipal tickets chosen in ward and general Conventions

The Citizens' Party and the Good Government League have nominated candidates for aldermen treasurer and magistrate for the municipal election on April 18. Primaries were held Saturday at 7:30 pm with alderman selections in several wards including Reee Llewellyn in the first ward and John S Peterman in the second.

Alden Citizens' Party Reee Llewellyn John S. Peterman

Lenten Services and Society Meetings Noted

Rev H T Bahnsen will lead Lent services at German Evangelical church next Wednesday at 7 30 PM. Rev Martin Daib conducts Lent services at St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran next Thursday at 7 30 PM. Troy cemetery Mite Society meets at Mrs M W Powell's home this Saturday at 7 PM. Ladies Aid of My E church invites all ladies to meet at Mrs A Vandaveer's home next Thursday evening.

H. T. Bahnsen German Evangelical Church St. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Church Martin Daib Troy Cemetery Mite Society M. W. Powell Ladies’ Aid Society My E: Church A. Vandaveer

Last Hope Vanished By King's New Discovery

Pekris Ind ian physician W M Smithart credited Dr King s New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds with saving his life after declared incurable. He praises the medicine as a proven throat and lung cure usable for ten years with guaranteed 50c and 1.00 bottles at S Kingaton s drug store trial bottle free. Also touts Helliater s Rocky Mountain Tea and Sanford s Writing Inks with printed envelopes offered at low cost.

W. M. Smithart Pekris S. Kingaton

Troy butcher Deimling to replace frame market with brick building

The Deimling meat market at Market and Hickory in Troy is moving the old 27 year frame structure to Hickory street and will replace it with a brick building designed in modern style. Thomas Morton crews moved the old structure. excavation for the foundation has begun and Fielde Bros. of Collinville will construct. The new twenty by thirty six foot front will feature shale brick, round corners, plate glass, stamped steel ceiling, and a gasoline engine powering rear machinery. An ice plant is considered. The project honors Deimling's long Troy history and family involvement.

Troy Pressed Works Market Hickory Deimling John Deimling Hickory Street Thomas Morton Edwardsville Fielde Bros Collineville Troy Wow Sarvs Deimting Ta-ali

Social and Personal in Troy Society Notes

Social and personal items from Troy recount the Cooking Club’s yellow tea hosted by Mr. and Mrs. August Droll with male guests observing. regular meetings, decorations, and a feast likened to a feast fit for the gods. Other notes include the Kaskaskia Association forming under the Improved Order of Red Men, a Rieder’s opera house Passion Plays program for the German Evangelical church, a peanut social at Pin Oak town hall, and various local visits and travels among residents.

August Droll Concensus O Mesdames Seligman Linder Jarvis F. S. Edwardson Kaskaskia Association National Association of Haymakere Troy Red Men J. W. McDaniela C. H C.M. Friesland P. C May A. C. Hi John S. Watt Wm. H. Wild Henry Dettmar Rieder's Ober- Ammergau Christ H.T. Bahnsen Heten Gebauer St. Louis Pin Oak Town Hall Pin Oak

Local social roundups show visitors and relatives across towns

A stream of social notes records visits and Sunday gatherings across Troy Highland Collinsville St. Jacob and nearby areas. Names include Robert L. Price St. Louis. Julian Bircher Highland. Blanch Snodgrass Upper Alton. Amelia Hirschi Spring Valley. Thomas Millett Jr. and Mildred. Richard Thomas Collinsville. M. Foulks Collinsville. Henry Linzner St. Louis. Henry Herstein Trenton. August Beutel Jr. Collinsville. Matthias Eberhardt funeral. Harper N. Allen St. Louis. Wm. Miller St. Jacob. WP Baer St. Jacob. Felton Feutz Highland. B. F. Cramer Ruth. James N. Jarvis Troy. Fred Buhrmeater Chris Busse. Charles C. Auwarter St. Louis Chicago. plus a promotional note about a New Home Library volume sale by the Tue Car.

Robert L. Price St. Louis I. W. Cook Julian Bircher Highland Misa Blanch Snodgrass Upper Alton Andrew Liebler St. Jacob Amelia Hirschi Spring Valley School Thomas Millett Little Mildred Collinsville Richard Thomas Lizzie Liewell M. Foulks Henry Linzner George Linzner Henry Herstein Trenton W. F Julius Peter August Beutel, Jr Matthias Eberhardt Beutel Harper N. Allen Wm. Miller F. F. Miller WP. Baer Felton Feutz Troy Tombstone B. F. Cramer Ruth H. B. Morris Highland Journal James N. Jarvis Fred Buhrmeater Chris Busse Buase Shamrock Thompson Falla Mont Seattle Wash Charles C. Auwarter Woman’s Magazine Haa Chicago Inland Printer'a Technical School

Cheated Death by Electric Bitters and Rocky Mountain Tea

Bear Grove Iowa resident BE H Wolfe credits Electric Bitters with curing kidney trouble and says they also help debility and nerve issues. S Kingston druggist backs them at 50c. Herbal tea marketed as a tonic promises red blood and strength. Weekly Call subscription advertised at $1 per year.

BE. H. Wolfe Bear Grove Iowa S. Kingston

Circuit Court disposes cases in varied actions

In the circuit court since last report, cases include Salverter v Harlan appeal continued. Feldworth v Coal Co trespass dismissed. City of Granite City v Rosenberg continued. Fendenkler v Ford appeal dismissed. Stubbs v Naughton appeal verdict for plaintiff. City of Troy v Sila appeal jury verdict guilty with $5 fine. Whitenack v Hopkins and Scheer assumpsit plaintiff awarded $478.32 plus costs. Brewing Assn v Paul judgment for plaintiff $233.05 and costs. Roche v Helmbacher Co damages with $500 and costs. chancery dockets show several divorces continued, partitions with master reports and fees. foreclosure master sale. injunction decree in Wheeler v Terminal. criminal Pope pleads to simple assault, one day jail.

T. C. Salveter J. M. Harlan Frederick ‘Feldworth Henrietta Coal Co City of Granite City Julius Rosenberg J. C. Fendenkler Frank Ford S.J. Stubbs Wm. Naughton City of Troy Joseph Sila Angie B. Whitenack A. J. Hopkins J. H. G. Scheer Assumpsit Costa St. Louis Brewing Association Josiah Paul George Roche Helmbacher Forge and Rolling Mill Co C. S. Youree Piasa Building and Loan Association James A. Hall F. Wheeler Itlinoia Terminal Railroad Co

New Circuit Court Actions Include Divorce and Corporate Cases

John W. Brown vs Lillie Brown seeks divorce. Alton Coal Co vs Montgomery Coal Co in assumpsit. Elmer Sapp as administrator vs Doak Bros Coal & Coke Co. Henry Steinmeyer et al. vs John Schroeppel for specific performance. Toledo, St. Louis & Western Rail road Co vs Delliplane appeal affirmed.

John W. Brown Lillie Brown Alton Coal Co Montgomery Coal Company Assumpsit Elmer Sapp Doak Bros. Coal & Coke Co Henry Steinmeyer John Schroeppel Toledo, St. Louis & Western Railroad Company Delliplane

Probate proceedings list multiple estate actions before Judge Hillakottar

The docket records probate activities for decedents including Westrup Maul Olive Holst Suhre Baister Head Wasem Katha Statten Peters Hall Betz Kaiser and others. Inventories proofs of death final reports and hearings are scheduled through April and March with guardianships and discharges noted.

John E. Hillakottar Marty Westrup Elizabeth Geet Peter Maul James Olive Henry Holst E. W. Suhre Diedrich Baister Louisa Wohswinkle August Droll Julia E. Head Louis Wasem Anton Katha Emma F. Kaiser Mathor Guardian

Also Mentioned on This Page

Kuhimana Farm Citizens’ Party Rieder Opera House R L. Dawson John L. Hagler Wm. G. Baglin Wm. Beutel Percy Wilkinson James W. Taylor Arthur Horsley Wm. Liewellyn W. F.guiuzy Walter Wilkingon Oitisens’ Party Church and Society Helliater Tae CaLy Sanford’s Rev Bitch Butulin Kidsa’ Komedy Kompany Frank Raber J. W. Schwartz John Feldmeier O'Fallon Lillian Alice Burk Wm. Busse Vandalia Geo.c. Hartung Katharine Bour St. Charles Chris, Kneedler Phil Zenk A. Kleint Marine Henry Leuth Rocky Mountain Tae Irenit and Renal Eatate Tranafera Marriske Circuit Court James Pope Page
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