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Newspaper

Troy Weekly Call

Location

Troy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1906

Page

4

Funeral Honors Paid to Marshall Field in Chicago

Funeral services for Marshall Field were held at his home and First Presbyterian church with restrained brevity. A memorial service followed in the Auditorium attended by Field’s employees and friends. The body was later placed in Graceland Cemetery vault. Chicago firms closed, flags flew at half mast, and many organizations passed resolutions praising Field.

Chicago Marshall ‘Field Prairie Avenue First Presbyterian Church Field Marshall Field & Co John A. Morrison Mr. Field Graceland Cemetery State Street Chicago Commercial Club Board of Trade

Resolutions of Respect From Amity Camp 1724 M W of A

Resolutions honor the death of Neighbor August W Feldmeier a valued member and upright citizen. The camp drapes its charter for thirty days and offers sympathy to his wife and family while asking for publication in The Weekly Call.

Troy, St August W. Feldmeier Amity Camp M. W Feldmeier Rupert Hoviway C. Morkiss C. P. Epwards

Beate The Music Cure Promoted By Mrs Brown

Mrs Mary Brown of 20 Lafayette Place Poughkeepsie N Y endorses Dr Kings New Life Pills as reliable pleasant laxatives best for stomach liver and bowels guaranteed by Kingston druggist 25 cents

Mary Brown Lafayette Place Poughkeepsie N. Y

Comfortable Endowment for Davenport Academy of Science

Davenport Ia Jan 20 By the terms of the will of W C Putnam the Davenport academy of science will become one of the heaviest endowed institutions of its kind in the world Mr Putnam leaves an estate of 709000 with provisions for limited incomes to relatives the remainder of the revenues to be paid to the academy and the entire estate to go to that institution with the death of his surviving brothers and sisters His art collections and library each the most valuable private collection in the state are left to the academy with provision for a fireproof building in which they are to be installed

Davenport W. C. Putnam Davenport Academy of Science Academy

Viola Allen Refuses To Comment On Marriage Rumor

Syracuse report notes Miss Viola Allen arrived for a two day engagement and declined all interview requests. A press note about an August marriage rumor was returned with no comment from her acting manager. St Louis report adds a separate note of a search for Rose Mangrum, 33, last seen December 14 after leaving Nashville with valuables.

Syracuse N. Y Viola Allen Allen St Lois Logan Trousdale Birmingham Ala St. Louis J. O. Mangrum Nashville Tenn Mangrum Marris “E

Births And Deaths In Illinois 1905 And Odd Notices

Illinois records show about 65 000 deaths and 150 000 births in 1905 with 78 000 male and 72 000 female births. Health notes say consumption led deaths, pneumonia close second, 10 000 physicians licensed in Illinois, 850 licensed in 1905. Smallpox lower than post Spanish American war peak, diphtheria higher than state history. Also a humorous tale of a Kentucky banker and a $2 bill pawned for a rail ticket, plus a printer’s debt ode and a birthday hat anecdote. January 2 1906 post office unread letters list names including Antonio Almister Fenerhan George Agostino Purchell Hart Barra James Bricker Will Kinder RB S. Brooney Meyer Wilhelm Bourlard Craney Plant Mary Boardman George J Pocewiche Bolton Samuel Passi Bugni Giacomo Smith Sadie Cruz Stern L J Calderwood Chas Schmidt Frank Conklin Jesse Toma Gatasinie Depra Joe Vosburgh E O Dempsey Tony Parney Jas Walker Thomas Miller Jr P M

Illinois Troy Antonio Almister Fenerhan George Agostino Purchell Hart J. P. Barra Gio James Freddie Sadie Cruz Josef Stern L. J. Calderwood Chas. Schmidt Frank Conklin Jesse Toma Gatasinie Depra Joe Vosburgh E. 0. Dempsey Mr. Witt Tony Parney Jas. Walker Thomas Millertt, JR P. M

World cotton supply shown by Secretary Hester

New Orleans reports Secretary Hester’s statement places the world visible cotton at 5,425,431 bales, down from 5,425,451 the prior week. American cotton totals 4,042,431 bales, compared with 4,082,461 last week. An Eagle Pencil Co. pen selection is advertised in Tur Caru’s stationery department. DAN PETERMAN, Agt.

New Orleans Hester Eagle Pencil Co Tur Caru

Anniversary Advertisement for L W Sondles Painter

An advertisement for L W Sondles a painter and paperhanger offers sign writing and training with cheerful estimates and guaranteed work. It invites trials and provides phone Kinloch 92 for contact.

L. W. Sondles Kinloch 92

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