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Newspaper

Troy Weekly Call

Location

Troy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1908

Page

5

Tickets Now Ready for Township Offices

A large crowd gathers as tickets are now ready for township offices. Candidates listed include key contenders and party affiliates, with organizers urging participation and noting several races on the ballot. Voter information centers outline locations and signage for polling days.

Democratic Ticket Nominated At City Hall Convention

The Democratic ticket for township offices is set with George Liebler as supervisor and James N. Jarvis as town clerk. A crowded meeting at City Hall moved to Samuel's hall for formal nominations, with Jarvis winning the collector post on the first ballot and other nominees acclaimed. The article also memorializes the death of Mrs. August (Nabe) Schultze at 77, detailing her family and church ties.

R. F. Auwarter August Droll Samuel's Hall Chris Rucker George Liebler Henry F. Rucker J. L. Hagler J. F. Ruff J.N. Jarvis Nabe Helmichachen Fueraten Dom Waldeck Germany Augwar C. Schultze United States St. Louis Hamel Lena Matilda Amelia Marie August Charles Benjamin Henry Bormann Edgewood Effingham County Charles Lange Schultze St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church August Schultee St. Paul's Church Martin Daib

Mine Workers In Deadlock At National Convention

The United Mine Workers convention in Indianapolis adjourned without a report from the scale committee amid a deadlock on how to act. Four solutions were outlined, including wage demands with interstate talks, district calls to operators, or enforcing the current contract for another month. Despite the gloom, several miners leaders expect no strike.

National Convention of the United Mine Workers Indianapolis Scale Committee

Mrs Marie Schultze Dies After Illness At Home

Death claimed Mrs Marie Schultze widow of August C Schultze and longtime resident of the community at her home Tuesday morning at 2 o'clock. Cause given as an operation attack of paresis.

Marie Schultze C. Schultze A. OpvErs Paeu

Burglarized Saloon Fire Triggers Burglary Report

A West Clay street saloon owned by James Tarro was burglarized before a small blaze was put out by night staff and firefighters. The rear door had an iron bar forced, the cash register emptied of 15.20, liquor stock damaged, and no clues found. Also reported: Collinsville baseball enthusiast Charlen Whittaker died of brain hemorrhage, Miss Lula Widhcua died after peritonitis, Mrs. John Hughes died in Marine, and John Collins injured by slate fall at the Donk mine. Edwardsville Republican notes local social visits.

James Tarro West Clay Street Smith Donk Partisa Tarro Alates Charlen Whittaker Collinsville Lula Widhcua St. Jacob John Hughes Marine Edward Heinecke Troy Mina John Collins Wm. Collins John Henry Schotemeyer

Social and Personal Comings and Goings of Visitors

Mrs Ar Seligman hosted a two to five social with about twenty five guests. Recitations by Grace Davis and Irma Hagler, carnation decor, boxes with burlesque guesses, prize to Mrs C E Molden, five course lunch by Idell Bryant Grace Davin Irma Hagler Robena Harvey. Later Mrs Louisa Geffen celebrated 70th birthday with friends and relatives. Norma Stolte delivered a rhymed toast. Numerous local visitors and residents noted through personal paragraphs.

Idell Bryant Grace Davin Irma Hagler Robena Harvey Ron Louisa Geffen Norma Stolte Grandma Mesdames J. H. Stienhans A. Heddergott M. Daib C. B. Krueger C. E B. Kellermann

Troy City Council March 2 1908 Meeting Highlights

Troy Illinois officials approve treasurer's February report with balance of 31 978 26 after payments to streets police and fire departments. Finance committee recommends bills be paid. ordinances and bids discussed. cemetery donation approved. Sunday closing of Electric Theatre ordered. sidewalk project planned. adjournment to March 8. Polling places for April 21 city election designated and election staff appointed.

Illn Lamson Horsley Sandgrass F. Serrestan BANK Sodgrars A. R. Honster Himer Sapp John N. Sanp V. D. Coons Clifton Cramer Inbor Purviance & Son Brookside Gal Co Troy Troy Telephone Co A. H. Gerling Isbar Strouse & Voelker Teamini Gea Morriga Herman Wehmeyver Standard Oil Co Frad Gerfen D. Street & Co U. S. Kimberlin Joseph Figge Cooper Elliott Finance Committee Electrician Seligman Deimling City Electrician Snodgrass Troy Cemetery Mite Society City of Hornley F. W. Braner WM. J. Verres Braver Droll Wm. Melnera August Droll

City Council Minutes Show Confirmations and Resignations

James Tierney and Samuel Davis noted. Alderman Deimling resigns effective May. Ordinances 85 and 86 on granite sidewalks pass after Rule 22 suspension. Electric Theatre action rescinded. City to repair sidewalks. limit contractors to 200 yards under construction. Mayoral Branks and City Clerk Verrer sign off.

James Tierney Samuel Davis R. L. Dawson Wm. Preston J. L. Hagler Wm. Schroeder Henry Stolte John Voelker John A. Bohnenauehl James Boston Lawrence Snodgrass J. E. Hindmarch Clifton Cramer Wm. H. Wild Ty Horsley Elliott Horsley Snodgrass John F. Deimling Cooper Deimling Seligman Dr. Zenk Snograss Selsingman Seligmin Coloper way—Cooper Deimitng Horstey nay—Cooper F. W. Branks Wor. J. Verrer

Church and Society Notices and Local Divorce Case

The Ladies Aid of M B E church will meet at Mrs. H F Thurston’s home next Thursday afternoon. Lenten services will be held each Thursday at 7:30 at St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran. Merry Workers Society of the Presbyterian church will meet with Mrs Charles Kimberlin next Wednesday at 2:30. Bible class at St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran meets Friday evening with topic Consideration of the Passion History. The W C T U met last Saturday at Miss Bessie G Davy’s. next meeting with Mrs Peter Grieve. Mrs J P White of Rushboro Pa praises King’s New Discovery for coughs and lung troubles. sold at S Kingatons drug store. Edwardsville Intelligencer notes final act in divorce and kidnapping case of Mrs May Porter of Collinsville, now Mrs Jerry Wright, and William Porter. daughter Lorene Porter adopted by grandparents Mr and Mrs Josephua Portes in this city.

Andrew Klein Kidwardaville J. Arthur Taylor Collinsville Edw. R. Deimling T. Lois John F. Deimling O'Fallon Will Gindler Collineville J. R. Renfro Verna Williams Edwardsville A. P. Wolf Carrie W. W. Jarvis Fred P. Kinder City Dallas Texas H. A. Canedy James Rawson Masonic School Mattoon Fred Pollet Cincinnati Mis Charles Voelker Albert Kleist St. Louis Simmons Hardware Co Augusta Nevins John A. Donley Aleda C. E. Molden Charles E. Walier Waller- Spies Milling Co M. BE H. F. Thurston St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church Merry Workers’ Society of the Presbyterian Church Charles Kimberlin St Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church Bessie G. Davy Peter Grieve

Madison county court terms and listed cases

Grand jurors for the May term of the Madison county circuit court are named. Disposed cases include several divorces, divorces with alimony, condemnations, damages awards, and nontender actions. Probate proceedings list multiple estates with allowances, taxes, inventories, and minor guardianships.

Madison County Circuit Court John Leu Helvetia Chris Ludwig Saline Frits Beck Leef John Long New Douglas Henry Keck St. Jacob George Giger Marine W. H. Stallings Alhambra Henry Sievers Olive Elias Burk, Sr Jarvis Henry Bohm Pin Oak Joh Vieth Hamel Fred Albrecht Omphyhent Circuit Court

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J. N. Jarvis Wm. Schultze John 8. Jarvis Auguac Schultze Henry Taake Wm. Geers Lovie Brunworth Gus. Stelahage Hulda Wenrick Greenville James J. Hagler Zenda Kan Moses Johnson Mesdamea E. H. Schwars W. W. Barnaback Edwardaville A Parenta Mes ES. Donoho Avan Smith Ruth Davis George C. Ritcher Normal Journal OF Council King J. P. White Rushboro S. Kingaton Circuit and Probate Courte Tramefers and Marriage Licensen Wm. Rauft Commonwealth Steel,Co Charles Bauer Madison Coal Corporation L. F. Hammer J. H. Boyts Et al Elizabeth Bohnenstiehl C. W. Heinrich H.W. Linkmann Peter Blue Nolle DeCamp Coal & Mining Co John E. Hulskotter Susette Pagan J. T. Schoeider H. K. Weber Rosa Schmidt Victor Senn Elizabeth Miller Christian Winter Crater Thoma S.J. Croskey E. H. Eiler Margaret H. van Preter Martha Barraclough Louis Gindler Mack Smith Sallie Smith Henry Hanfelder Mamie Copeland Ebien Noonan David Ryan Lydia Wuelner Et al Mioora Cal
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