Pioneer Troy businessman Jacob Gebauer dies at 75
Jacob Gebauer a longtime Troy resident and pioneer tin man died at his North Main street home after a paralytic stroke. He was 75 years old and funeral services were held at the German Evangelical church with interment in Troy cemetery. Gebauer founded a successful tinware and hardware business, retired in 1890, and left a large family and numerous descendants.
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Jacob Gebauer
Troy
North Main Street
America
New York
Wheeling
W. Va
St. Louis
Gebauer
Collinaville
Louisa Schatz
Elizabeth
W.W. A. Keller
Edwardsville
Lena
Wm. Eckert
Kansas City
John C
Wm. J
Mr. Gebauer
Local business figure passes away after lifelong perseverance
WER drasig was a familiar figure in our midat and local business, whose death marks the loss of a man noted for perseverance and industry. His achievements reflect what one can accomplish when relying on personal resources.
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Wer Drasig
Midat
Ufe
Cousin Guilty in Assault to Murder in Belleville Court
Julius Lemen, known in Troy, was convicted in Belleville circuit court of assault to murder Mrs Josie Voisin near Bethel. The jury retired 15 hours after testimony by Voisin, who identified the attacker by his walk. Verdict leaves sentence indeterminate from one to 14 years.
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Julius Lemen
Belleville
Troy
Josie Voisin
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Lemon
Ben DeTienne
DeTienne
Bethel Church
New Bond County Independent Telephone Company Formed
Greenville organizers announce the Bond County Independent Telephone Company with capital of 6000. Officers include President Wm T Easley, Vice Chris Busse, Secretary J M Hawley, Treasurer J S Bradford, General Manager Q J Jackson, and directors Wm T Easley, Chris Busse, J M Hawley, J S Bradford, C E Jackson, Ben Baits, George Grube. A purchasing committee met with suppliers. Stockholders are mainly Greenville businessmen. E Jackson will manage the business.
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Greenville
Chris. Busac
Tray Telephone Exchange
J. M. Hawley
Bond County Independent Telephone Company
Greenville Advocate
Wim. T. Easley
Chris, Busse
Troy
J. S. Bradford
Q. J. Jackson
Wmr T. Easley
Chris. Busse
J.S. Bradford
C. E. Jackson
Ben Baits
George Grube
Messrs. Jackson
Busse
Grube
Hawley
Baits
Bond County
E. Jackson
Regular city council meeting in Troy Illinois 1906
The March 5 1906 Troy Illinois council session covered minutes approval and a cemetery grant of 50. Bills were read and sent to the finance committee including hauling and labor charges. The finance and treasurer reports were accepted. social notes list relatives’ visits and local travel and professional movements.
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Troy
Itt
Stoke
Dawson
Horsley
Liewallye
Peterman
Schlimmer
Snodgrass
Taylor
Cemetery Mite Society
Finance Committee
John Reiss
Joseph
Ed Carter
EB. McWittrick
Janes Cooper
George Morrias
Fred Schuler
Charles Kinberlin
C.P. Edwards
Louis Figg
Tabor
John Simpson
George Eckert
Labor
John 5
Jarvin
Nolive
al. L. Lawson
Oifice
H. A. Kersey
Police
John FP
Jarvis
S. Kingaton
Commercial Electric Co
Donk Bros. Coal & Coke Co
Henry Bucker
Pred Gerfen
G. A. Purvianca
Henry Garken
J.C. Qebayer
Margaret Llewellyn
Tsupylia
McKittrick Bros
Forest Mendenall
Elmey Sapp
Birthday honors mark Troy leader’s long service
The city honors Hukry Abel gasy who remains active in his profession at an advanced age. Despite three accré years, he maintains wood health and leadership as president of the local Business Men's Association. Friends in Troy and beyond wish him many more birthdays.
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Ianer
Anetly Nased
Hukry Abel Gasy
X Ehjoying Wood
Business Men's Association
Withal
Troy
Resolutions of Respect for Brother Bohland in Troy Illinois
Resolutions from Local Union No 691 U M W of A honor Brother John Bohland who was valued member and upright citizen The Local expresses sorrow and sympathy to his wife and family and directs the charter be draped for thirty days The resolutions lie in the minutes and are sent to The Weekly Call for publication
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Troy, Ill
John Bohland
Bohland
Tos. Navier
Jas. Taylor
Com
Eute Drous
Church and Society and Local News Briefs
The W C T U plans a meeting at Mrs I W Cook's home next Thursday afternoon for important business. Rev J W Britton will preach at St Jacob M E tomorrow and again on the 18th with services at Mt Zion M E at 3 PM. A Cominavida feature mocks Main Street’s mud and a plaster figure of a negro boy drew quips from locals. Charleston Ill reports Hyphens manager Berryhill signing Doyle, Vance, and Diehl for the pennant race, with more signings expected. Children’s hats offered cheaply at Mrs Hampton’s. an ad notes the value of clear selling.
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I. W
St. Louis
Charity Archibald
Preeburg
John Schlemer
Wis
George Steinhans
Charles V. Smith
S.S. Avis
Missouri
St Louis
Highland Journal
Sebastian Webar
Troy
St. Jacob
L. Heinecke
Helen Costella
Edw. Heinecke
Louis Botlman
Gotlieb Mick
Anna Bircher
Highland
Wm. Schultz
Our Brewing Co
W. W. Barnsback
Edwardsville
Billa Willoughby
Pueblo
Colo
Dongho
Dippold
Sam I. McKittrick
Albert Brown
Newman
Indiana
E. B. Watt
State of Washington
Spokane
Ritsville
I. W. Cook
Asio
J. W. Britton
St. Jacob M. E
Mt. Zion M. E
Joe
Main Street
Collinsville
Edwardaville Intelligencer
Charleston
St. Louis Repubic
Ill
Berryhill
Fro Moore
Lawrence Doyle
Pete Vance
Crawfordsville
Ind
Spider’ Diehl
Frankfort
Doyle
Vance
Diehl
Madison County Court Adopts March Term Jurors
The Madison county probate court March term was opened Monday with Judge J. B. Hillskotter presiding and Edward Feels, clerk. Petit jurors drawn to serve in weeks one and two report March 19, including Frank Schramm, John Wedig, Richard Johnson, Andrew Schmidt, John Palmer, Herman Becker, Albert Austin, Fred Isenberg, John Graf, Ralph Cook, J. WN. Stubbs Jr., Jas. Dormandy, Edward Bour, Henry Myer, Philip Breitenbach, August Jun, Hine Kesner, Philip Anstedt, Tos. Bender, John A. Haskell, Gust Ambrosius, James Early, Jos. Hastins, Geo. Bernius Jr., Henry Traves, George Eaton, Louis Wagner, Jarry Cooper, Edward Chapman, Oliver Dodge.
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Circuit Court
Frank Schramm
John Wedig
Richard Johnson
Andrew Schmidt
John Palmer
Herman Becker
Albert Austin
Fred Isenberg
John Graf
Ralph Cook
J. WN. Stubbs, Jr
Jas. Dormandy
Edward Bour
Henry Myer
Philip Breitenbach
August Jun
Hine Kesner
Philip Anstedt
Tos. Bender
John A. Haskell
Gust Ambrosius
James Early
Jos. Hastins
Geo. Bernius, Jr
Henry Traves
George Eaton
Louis Wagner
Jarry Cooper
Edward Chapman
Oliver Dodge
Madison County Circuit Court Dismissals and Cases
A Madison County circuit court adjournment list shows multiple dispositions from the January term. Dismissals include Chicago, Peoria & St. Louis Ry Co v Niedringhaus. several assumpsit and debt actions. numerous condemnations and trespass suits. appeals noted in many cases. new circuit costs listed in Kahle v Brady. lien petitions in Coudy Bros. v FLA Delmar. and a miscellaneous dozen matters involving Donk Bros. Coal & Coke Co. and related entities.
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Circuit Court
Madison County Circuit Court
Chicago, Peoria & St. Louis Ry. Co
Fh. G. Niedringhaus
E. W. Mudge
Jacob Hoehn
Assumpsit
Wilhelminia Maretz
Executrix
Henry Cohn
Carlo Canziana
The
Federal Lead Co
Town of
Fred Kahle
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Walbhug Lemen
Neary Bellevile
Bethel
NEW Telephone Company
Thin City
Vice Prenton
Bond County Company
Pennsylvania Company
Pennsylvania Co
Tae Car
Aak
Journal OF Council
A. R. Horsey
Fran Schlimer
Pirrguman
Llewellyn
Pebruna
Balanoe
Treasury
Vines
Son
Ieaanrer
Liewellyn
Electrician
Atreets
F. W. Zanders
Seteran Prac
United Ming Workers of America
Church and Society
Joements
News of Regions
Anne Lallar
Lula Uoc Ttc
Madison County Probate Court
J. B. Hillskotter
Edward Feels
Oago News
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