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Newspaper

Troy Weekly Call

Location

Troy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1906

Page

7

Free Bridge Bond Bill Passed in St Louis

The St Louis city council approved an 11 million bond package with 3.5 million for a free bridge, adding a vote and concessions after joint committee pressure. The final tally was 7 to 3, and the anticipated clash did not occur. The Sons of Confederates Reunion named New Orleans as the 26 27 April gathering coinciding with the United Confederate Veterans reunion.

St. Louis Bt. Louis Joint Committee On Free Sons of Confederates Montgomery Ala Thomas M. Owen The New Orleans United Confederate Veterans

Marshall Field No Worse

New York dispatch reports at 11 oclock Friday night physicians attending Marshall Field of Chicago ill at a hotel said his condition remains unchanged and the disease has not extended. He is no worse.

Marshall Field New York Chicago

Wedding Invitations and Announcements at Tur CAL Office

Tur CAL Office showcases samples of wedding invitations and programmes executed with refined artistry. The display highlights typography, layout, and detail suitable for formal ceremonies and social events.

Tur Cal

Madison county court open with multiple divisions in session

January term of the Madison county court cases includes circuit and probate matters. Judges Burroughs Moore Hillakotter preside with clerks, bailiffs, and juries in session. The Edwardsville Intelligencer notes the courthouse is crowded as divisions hear foreclosures and probate actions.

Edwardsville

Probate Proceedings and Guardianship Actions

Judge John F. Halakotter presides probate proceedings for Wom. Schlueter and other minors with guardian presentations and receipts. Final reports for Marland deceased and Wolfersbach, Krause guardian bond set. Sophia Luckers and Kate Ruat estates noted. Louis Karges will probated with witnesses Wu Noeltner and Becker.

John FE. Halakotter Schlueter Et al Marland Walter Skubik Katharina Krause Wm. Warning Christina Weinback E. C. Weisback Sophia Luckers Henry Rust Otto Roller John Hoffman Kate Ruat Louis Karges Noeltner Joseph Becker

Executriz named without bond in estate and transfers listed

Court records show Johanna Karges named executriz without bond with adjustment day set for April's first Monday. J L Sehnert deceased. proof of death made intestate, letters issued to Emma F Sehnert. Appraisers named E W Mudge John Keller and Louis May. Numerous real estate deeds follow with various grantees and nominal sums, including lots in Fairview Add Troy and Marine, and other parcels. Marriage licenses issued to multiple couples in Troy, Granite City, Madison and Worden. Modern Miracle feature touts Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs with a trial bottle offered.

Johanna Karges J. L. Sehnert Emma F. Sehnert Wm. L. Sehnert Sebastian Sehnnert Henry Spengel Aureties E.W. Mudge John Keller Louis May

Coasting Tragedy Kills Benjamin Robertson in Michigan Hill

Traverse City Mich Jan 13 Benjamin Robertson was killed Friday night and five friends injured when their bobsled crashed into a horse and cutter crossing the steep ice coated hill, the seven coasters including young men and women were bundled in the accident. Helen Gould boosts railroad Y M C A gift in St Louis from 200000 to 250000. Norfolk schooner capsized in lower bay Friday, six crew members missing. Ink varieties advertised in Tue Cat's stationery dept.

Traverse City Mich Benjamin Robertson Robertson St. Louis Terminal Executive Committee Helen Gould Norfolk

Precautionary Measures For Socialist Meetings In Berlin

The Taeg- Neche Rundgchau reports preparations for 80 mass meetings in Berlin to mark Red Sunday in St Petersburg and protest Prussia suffrage limits. Police will block the castle square, troops with loaded rifles await orders, and crowds forming processions may trigger requisitioned troops. The socialist leadership denies intent to cause disorder, while the Police president warns demonstrations will be prevented.

Berlin Taeg- Neche Rundgchau Te Socialiste St. Petersburg Prussia Barreck Socialist Executive Committee

Morales resigns as Santo Domingo president after brief tenure

Gen Morales tendered his resignation Friday morning and left Santo Domingo aboard the U S gunboat Dubuque toward Porto Rico. Vice President Caceras, who has acted as president, is now the constitutional head as the negotiations with the United States proceed with ratification favored by Gen Caceras. Morales is reported hidden in a cave recovering and in medical care.

San Domingo Republic of Santo Domingo Morales Santo Domingo United States Dubuque Porto Rico Enrique Jiminez Caceras Gen. Morales

Thieves' Clearinghouse Witness Aims at Police Alliance

Circuit Attorney Pheer cites a witness Effie Goldstein who says police and criminals colluded at the World’s Fair era heart of the Bad Lands. Three policemen saw Sager and will testify Monday. many more officers may come forward about protection of criminals. A schooner capsized in Lower Chesapeake Bay with five crew missing. In Springfield, Frank Sharp attempted suicide after a quarrel with his wife. he is not expected to live.

St. Louis Pheer Effie Goldstein Market Street Grand Jury Monilay Quarrel Springfield Frank Sharp East Springfield

Desertion Rates Prompt Pay Increase Proposal

Major Morrow of the California recruitment office urges raising soldiers pay from twelve dollars per month to reduce desertions. He cites 1904 desertions at 1,842 or about ten percent of the force, with 27,388 desertions over the five years ending 1904.

Maj. Morrow Laparemenc California

Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Promises Fast Digestion Aid

Indigestion is said to be overcome by Kodol Dyspepsia Cure which digests what you eat and lets the stomach rest to recover. The remedy relieves indigestion belching gas sour stomach heartburn and helps transform foods into rich red blood. Sold by Kingston.

Kingston

Dr King’s New Life Pills Endorsed By Mrs Mary Brown

Mrs Mary Brown of 20 Lafayette Place Poughkeepsie N Y recommends Dr King’s New Life Pills as the most reliable and pleasant laxative for stomach liver and bowels. The ad notes a 25 cent price and mentions S Kingston druggist. It promotes natural body balance and claims these pills expel putrid matter aiding liver function and complexion while advertising a year subscription offer.

Boate Mary Brown Lafayette Place Poughkeepsie N. Y DeWitt Kingston

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Droll’s Cash Grocery Main Street Troy Court House TEMS Madisonarto Y Ges i Vareney Faeateet B. R. Burroughs T. W. Springer Jas. Judd H. M. Squires Charles Garner E. A. Keller H. C. Stahlhut Burroughs Circuit Court Heas & Dulaney Allen T. Byrd Fairbanks, Morse & CO Fairbanks-Morse Fred J. Riebold Puta Wits Beary Thurnau Wis Mary A. Ackerman Alice Ackerman Fairview Valentine Deibert Fred Pratt Marine Charles Bishop Lota Berg and Becker Collinsville C. H. Bishop Joseph Juda Berg Fred Hoelacher Louis Hoelacher Pt Wit Nec John Peter George Peter Highland Wm. S. Forman Vandalia R. R. Co Qed Ptace Self Stephen Schwarz Andrew" Deutsch Cc. Bollmann Louise Hoffman C. Bollmann Louie Bollmann Com’s Koepfli Maybelle L. Lehr Judith R. Lehr Hiller J. W. Terry Edwardaville Jilf. Jarvis W. H. Jarvis J. F. Jarvis Moritz Wendler Caroline Busse Henry Hess Anna R.gienzelmann Robert Finn Louisa Annie Heller Edwardeville Martin G. White Troy Lucy A. Pritchett Wm. P. Clarkson Granite City Hattie Gwen Adolph Steinkamp Jessie Hughes Wm. G. Davis Anna M. Tate Wm. Werner Glen Carbon Mary J. Schiber Steve Kleine Madison Opha Swirvant W. J. Ingle Worden Ethel Kell Stanislaus Sawicti Brunoslawa Buczkowska Madiagn Mollie Holt J. O. R. Hooper Woodford Tenn S. Kingston Tue Cat's Stationery Department Tue Cact Bia Thieves’ Clearinghouse Samuel J. Russell Norfolk, L. L Chesapeake Bay Henry Kueker Stan Taizorina Company Star Tartarina Company Star Tartorrine Company M. F. Auwarter Ss. Kingston James N. Jarvis TuuCaLt L. W. Sondles Kinloch 92 James Hindmarch DE. F. W. Braner Postoffice Kinloch Market Rieder Qoffice FF. W. Zanders Risser Residence Kinloch 17 J. G Schoece Chicago Veterinary College Hassinger Place Einloch
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