Valencia disaster survivors tally and rescue efforts
Victoria B C January 27 systematic patrols are organized to Barklay sound and islands to locate Valencia survivors. Only thirty died or are unaccounted leaving 116 unaccounted by death with 37 expected to survive. A survivor Frank Connors was found exhausted on Turret Island. three bodies were found on a raft from the Valencia identified as Wallace Nelson and a U S ship Concord crew member. The Darling Creek party reached Bamfield after a 15 mile trek with nine survivors aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
B. C
Barklay Sound
Valencia
Daring Creek Telegraph Hut
Frank Connors
Turret Island
Salvor
Bamfield Creek
Wallace
Nelson
Concord
Darling Creek
Bamfield
Mild open winter sustains brisk building trade in January
Bradstreet's weekly review from New York notes the mild open winter with retail and industrial activity holding steady. Building work continues at high levels with record lumber prices, while forced retail sales and cautious wholesale lines shape near term demand. Spring outlook remains optimistic as shipments rise and open weather aids railroad transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bradstreet
West
Red Men at Jacksonville Plan State Meeting May
Delaware tribe No. 78 of the Improved Order of Red Men prepares for the state meeting to be held in Jacksonville in May. Committees are at work. Pacific hotel serves as headquarters. Activities include tours of state institutions, a State School for the Deaf instructional program, a State School for the Blind concert, and a large parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Pacific Hotel
State School For the Deaf
State School For the Blind
Resolutions of Respect for John Dugan in Troy Illinois
Mourning notices from Neilson Lodge No 25 I O O F Mount Carlton Lodge No 103 Spokane and Troy Local No 691 A M W of A honor John Dugan accident mine death January 10 1906 and January 14 1906 with mourning draped for thirty days and copies to the family Mount Carlton Lodge The Weekly Call and the Troy records officers Adolph Meyer R L Dawson James W Taylor Thomas Naylor and others signed the resolutions expressing sympathy to the family and community and noting his upright citizen status and intimate lodge relations
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Illn
John Dugan
Neilson Lodge
Mount Carlton Lodge
Spokane
Wash
Adolph Meyer
Frep Campbell
Com
R. L. Dawson
Troy, Set
Brookside
Brother Dugan
Tre Werekly
James W. Taylor
Thomas Naylor
Emir Droll
Delaware tribe event eyed at Nichols Park outing likely
If time allows an outing may be arranged at Nichols Park. The degree team of the Delaware tribe will perform during the meeting. The Grand Opera House may be secured for the event as local merchants show interest. The Retail Merchants' association plans decorations for visiting guests. ARE to help establish a permanent state meeting site in Jacksonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nichols Park
Delaware Tribe
Retail Merchants’ Association
Jacksonville
Miraculous Recovery Cited From Dr King’s New Discovery
J O R Hooper of Woodford Tennessee reports Mrs Mollie Holt near death from lung coughs and pain. After urgent request, Dr King’s New Discovery was given. Improvement began and she fully recovered becoming healthy again. Medicine priced 50 and 1 00 dollars at S Kingston’s drug store. Trial bottle free. You want the Post Dispatch daily and Sunday. Dan Peterman, Agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollie Holt
J. O. R. Hooper
Woodford
Tenn
S. Kingston’s
Court House Items Continued From Page Five
Court house transfers listed include numerous deed filings and acknowledgments among residents and entities. Notable entries show C. L. Bellm to George Bellin. Joseph Valentine to Jesse Wall. Wm. J. Matthews to J. R. Miller. L. A. Spies to Wm. Meyer. Monroe Clay to Joseph Rezabek. Woodlawn Cemetery Association to J. F. Perryman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Bellm
George Bellin
Joseph Valentine
Jesse Wall
Foster
Owenn
New Douglas
Wm. J. Matthews
J. R. Miller
L. A. Spies
Wm. Meyer
Ada St. Jacob
Robert Alsop
Jesse
Ivah Wall
Foster and Owens
Monroe Clay
Joseph Rezabek
Fairmont
Ada Eawardsville
Mary Weat Hadley
F. W. Tunnell
Woodlawn Cemetery Association
J.F. Perryman
Woodlawn
John Frey
Mary Baer
BE. Schroth
St. Jacob
W.C. Miller
H. H. Herman
Jos. Koepfi
Highland
E. C. Springer
Ida B. Bayer
Easton
Ne' See
Sophia Peter
John Peter
Collectors Bond Sums by Towns and Sureties Listed
A lengthy list of collectors and bond amounts from multiple towns is detailed, naming collectors such as Alhambra W C Keown and Collinsville H G Schoettle with bonds ranging from 8,800 to 280,000. Sureties include numerous individuals per entry, covering Chouteau, Edwardsville, Godfrey, Helvetia, Marine, Moro, Omphiyhent, Olive, Pin Oak, Saline, St Jacob, Jarvis and others, followed by an unrelated testimonial and a 25 cent offer for Dr King s New Life Pills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisa Sidney
Helvetia
Charles B. Zweck
Bond
Louis E. Kinne
Jos. C. Ammann
John O. Riegel
John Wilds
Louis Latzer
Leef
F. W. Korsmeyer
Chas Korsmeyer
David Trautner
August Deteman
Marine
Edward Th
W. P. Wall
Ernest Wolf
Henry Hattermag
F.W. Quade
Wm. Borman
Olive
Fred Sanders
Fred H. Busker
H. Suhre
Gust Heinecke
Pin Oak
Louis F. Rucker
Fred Tegtmeyer
Fred Engeling
W. W.jarvis
John Deimling
W. W. Jarvis
Chris. Busse
J. W. Garnet
M. F. Auwarter
Also Mentioned on This Page
Peters
ODD Fellows’ Bldg
Main Street
Deimling
the Weekly Trade Review
Post-Dispatch
Dan Peterman
Agt
William Miller
North Venice
Maude Jackson
Wm. H.evans
Madison
Edna Gray
East
Carondelet
T. M. Glaughlin
Alton
Elizabeth Norr
Henry FH. Gray
Chicago
Jeanette Spaulding
Mayfield
Ixy
Austin
Iwens
Mary A. Davis
Granite City
Creorge Tausch
Sofia Bach
Ikast
Eckert
Blickensderfer
Epw
H. Klein
Central Hotel
Park Place
International Correspondence School
A. F. Levieman
Hasainger Place
H. T. Bahnsen
J. A. Barnsback
I. W. Cook
E. H. Street- ER
Commercial Building
6Th & Olive
St. Louis
H. Kriein
Nni
J. N. Jarvis
Spraal Shear Co
Randolph Street
J. H. Stienhansa & Son
Charles F. Stienhans
Thos. Millett
Kennedy’s
S. Kingston
Alhambra
W. C. Keown
Adolph Hitz
John Leu
F. W. Schneider
John Brauer
Elihu L’iplantinier
Frank Braunagel
John Klinke
H. Wyss
Henry Brueggemann
Herman Lues
Harry Getsinger
Wilhelm Netzhamer
Anton Beck
Mary Brown
Lafayette Place
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Star
Ingersoll Dollar WA
Atches
L. W
Sondles
Kinloch 92
James N. Jarvis
Notary Public
F. W. Braner
Market Street
Kinloch 7
F. E. Linder
Rieder
Postoffice
F. W. Sanders
Risser Residence
Kinloch 17
J. G. Schoece
Chicago Veterinary College
Hassinger Place
Kinloch
William Rauch Thamster
Wm. Kueker
Prop
Peterman Bidg
West Market Street
A. Heddergott
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