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Newspaper

Troy Weekly Call

Location

Troy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1910

Page

5

Black Hands to Pen Trial Convicts Three Men

Three Italians Biondo Sicala and Palazzolo convicted in Collinsville circuit court of attempting to extort money from Louis F Lumaghi former Collinsville mayor. Jury deliberated after night sessions. sentence to be indeterminate in penitentiary. One co-defendant Joseph Larussa discharged. Trial began January 27 and drew wide attention.

Louis Biendo Frank Sicolla Joseph Palazzolo Joseph Larussa Collinsville Turaday Biondo SicaNa Palazzolo Louis F. Lamaghi Lumaghi Lummaghi Jule Blake Antonio Faverri St. Louis Anton Skala Biante Sicolla North Eighth Street Jack Hand Esse St. Lois

Seed and Soil lecture train to visit Vandalia line

Local farmers show strong interest in a seed and soil lecture train to be run next week by the Vandalia Line in cooperation with the University of Illinois. The Seed and Soil special will depart Mast St Louis early Monday morning and stop at multiple towns, with lectures aboard in two canches seating 250.

Paris Peoria Vandalia Redman Maron Secon Kenney Morton C. 8. Hopkins L. H W. Smith J. G. Mosier J. WH. Pettit JKF Readhimer W. G. Eckharidt A. Lambrick Eugene Davenport Illinois College of Agriculture United States Vandalia Line University of Illinois Mast St. Louis Roy St. Jacob Highland Pierron Greenville Mulberry Grove Brownstown St. Elmo Altamont Effingham Teutopolis Montrose Jewett Greenup Casey Martinsville Marshall McKeen Court House

Frank Pfeiffer Succumbs After Long Highland Ties

Frank Pfeiffer 81 former Highland resident died Tuesday morning at his daughter Mrs. Phal B Will's home in Troy after bronchial pneumonia. Born November 26 1828 in Philipsburg Germany he served in Civil War and German Army. Surviving five daughters Liv ing in St Louis Collinsville Troy and a large family. funeral Thursday at 1 30 from Wild residence to Evangelical Friedens cemetery conducted by Rev W A Cross.

Frank Pfeiffer Highland Phal B. Will Mc. Peiffer Jarhars Evangelical Friedens Cemetery W. A. Cross Philipsburg Gressherzogtum Baden Germany Elizabeth Rickher Theresa Binz Stielersville Jaline Glark Collinsville Leah Schmidt Fast St. Louis Lena Vaclkor Anna Wilt Troy Pfeiffer Trace Havit

Child fatally crushed in corn crusher near St Jacob

Six year old Panta Voegelle, daughter of Albert and Mrs Voegelle, playing on a corn crusher near their home mile northeast of St Jacob, fell head first into the machine. Husband and father halted the team and freed her unconscious with a grievous head injury. Dr C G Schmidt said skull crushed and brain exposed. She remained alive but with little hope of recovery.

Panta Albert Voegelle St. Jacob C. G. Schmidt

Reverend Gordon W. Hill Dies After Illness

The death of Rev Gordon W Hill at a Louisville hospital followed an earlier appendectomy in Louisville. He was about 40, born in Trey and raised in Troy. Survived by wife and adopted daughter, his mother Mrs. James Osborn of Upper Alton, and three brothers. He served in Louisville churches, did evangelistic work in the west, and returned to Troy for revivals. His death is mourned by many friends, with funeral arrangements set in Louisville.

Gordon W. Hill Gainsville Ernest A. Main Baptist Southern Theological Seminary Rev Till Louisville Gordan W. ET Trey G. Wo Sarah Llm Baptist Southern Whealdeal Seminary West Dimes Osborn Upper Alton Dewitt North Dikolu Russell St. Louis Claude Quincy Gordie Troy

Dr Kings New Life Pills Advertisement in Kingston

A vintage ad touts Dr Kings New Life Pills as a quick cure for stomach, liver, or kidney troubles at slight cost. Claims relieve dyspepsia indigestion biliousness constipation jaundice malaria and debility. Sold at S Kingston's for 25e.

Among Church and Society Miss Mille to entertain

The article lists church and society events including a WGT meeting at Miss Hauiwich Morgan's home next Saturday at 2 30 pm, the Troy Cemetery Mite Society gathering at Mrs A Tleddercots, and a special Evangelical Lutheran officers meeting held Wednesday. Rev C G Kellermann will preach a trial sermon Sunday Feb 14 at the German Evangelical church, while Rev F H Mittendorf may leave for Pinckneyville. Bucklen’s Amicac Salve praised for skin ulcers and other ailments, available at S Kingston's. Edwin Brush to perform as magician on Feb 9.

If Mille We. GT VY. W.G.T. Uf Stina BH. Kellermann C. Krickhabu New Athens F. H. Mittendorf Pinckneyville Church

Court House Items and March Court Arrangements

Court house notices report an executor report order for John Walscher of Collinsville as missing, with potential removal as executor and appointment of an administrator. Grand and tent jurors for March term circuits named from multiple townships, with lists of dozens of jurors including Collinsville, Edwardsville, Hamel, Alton, and other communities. Various circuit court cases are summarized, including foreclosures, assault with deadly weapon verdicts, and appeals, with several continued to the last page.

J. E. Wilsketter John Walscher Collinsville Mattie Walscher Walscher Circuit Court Board of Supervisors Edward Tzengolewski Helvetia Edward Hirschi Saline Louis Ready Lees P. BR. Douglas New Douglas Andrew Clemens St. Jacob Wm. Gericke Marine George Hiller Alhambra Sam Horton Oliver James Gerstenecker Jarvis Henry Busse Pin Oak Fred Gaether Hamel Wm. Blotvogel Omphghent George C. Schoettle Joshn H. Daech Edwardsville George Weimers Fr. Russell Charles Liebig Moro Joseph Stemmer Nameoki George Link Chauteau Angust Kitzenberg Woodriver John Blotna Fosterburg George Dacling Venner Frank Napp Alton Gottlieb Vollmer Godfrey Strawn Irwin Tschinnen Fred Zipprodt Atheré Fletrank John Baum Ernest Holseher Ambrose Kustermann Joby Etzkorn Adolph Bleiseh Leef Fred Thabmat Harry Miler Wit C. FL Faires Meury Schreiber John Staegper J. W. Ingles Gottlieb Stadhut Charles Metkamp Teussefls Sohn Bertels Henry Tneterbrink Marion Pooutes Ead Falward Nameokis Charles Harrigan Ogfertaire J. W. Clark Th AL Kriehe EB. Ryeknoam BR Sheppard Andl Wns Fobling Venices Weary Corp Adelph Rathect A. Me Praneis Stedmant W. Sour Ben Tieety L. CG Milliou S.A. Hemakin A. Schwarty A.bray Afvon Gottlieb Klemim Gus Kitzenberg Wim Oswild Stanka

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Louis F. Lumaghi St. Jacob Varmer Brush Entertainment Oshmratsy Sam G. W. Hill Trojan Marie J. RR. Ward Pearl B William Riggin J.P. Tanner Reorganized Church of Latter Day Saints Sadie Riggin Croom Katie Kurtz Avram Ward Henry Buhrmester Carlinville Estella Bertram Shir Pitt Mercy Hanilsente Pho Suby Geroenm Wosan Harry Riggin Pris Mantle R.A. Maritle Alice T. J. Jones Lillie Eniy Tilley Wim. Collins Nip Boling TD. W. Rariek Peter Moronco and Sons Leo and Emmet J. P. Rarick Joseph Huss The Frauenverein of St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church August Trost Braner’s Hall Troy Orchestra Rieder Operas House Maud Cook Alpha Hogan Jane Fillis Alice Shekelton Whistler Busse Helen Gebauer Phoebe Schmacker Attei St. Theresa's Academy Mayer Troy Shoe Company Mary Dictyvis O'Banou Hose Mackin Beiteres J. P. Sossman Cornelius Bucklen Amica S. Kingston's Edwin Brush Chancery Amelia Weekenkamp Filward Martin Fred Fleiss August Wargenaw August Wegener Ace Uaw Franke Big Pour Railway Clover Leaf Railroad Henry Junker Louis Weber J.T. Tartt Et al T. T. Ramey United States District Court John Kreuster Frank Miller G. Paris D. A. Kitson
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