No Troy Suburban Franchise From Maryville to Troy
Local officials report the Suburban electric line will not be extended to Troy from Maryville for now. Board member Robert Bethmann stated a majority opposed granting a franchise, fearing future route plans. The Maryville Troy project faces continued opposition and uncertain fate despite citizen efforts and prior negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East St. Louis & Suburban Electric
Maryville
Troy
Robert Bethmann
East St Louis
The
St. Louis, Troy & Eastern
Troy & Eastern
Robert Bethmanne
Heim Brewery
Bethmann
F. H.thomas
Maryville-Troy
Death of Mrs Jane Bosomworth at Glen Carbon
Mrs Jane Bosomworth, wife of William Bosomworth of Glen Carbon, died at her home Monday at 10 o clock, aged 72. The cause was paralysis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Bosomworth
Win
Bosomworth
Glen Carbon
Wm. Bosomworth
Campaign Opens Locally At Rieder's Opera House
The Democratic Central Committee hosts James H. Cater of Denver at Rieder's Opera House. He revisits Colorado mine troubles, defends worker rights, and outlines the Democrats’ fall platform while praising McInerney and Haagen and endorsing the county ticket. A Republican mass meeting follows. Also, the Stanley Stock Company returns Monday for a week at Rieder's with bets, new scenery, and matinee for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Cater
Denver
Colorado
Rieder
Opera House
Democratic Central Committee
Gov. Peabody
McInerney
Congress
Haagen
Stanley Stock Company
Arthur Stanley
Faust
Riebold’s
Judge Henry Dies at Greenville at 82
Judge Henry A G Henry a pioneer Bond county lawyer and jurist died at his Greenville home Wednesday aged 82. A native of Kentucky and early promoter of Vandalia trail road he suffered Bright's disease for years and a stroke on October 9 caused his death. He was a prominent Bond county figure for over fifty years and was deeply connected to its early history. DeWitt's Little Early Risers are promoted along with local remedies and souvenir postcards are advertised by Tux Cal's stationery department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Greenville
A. G. Henry
Bond County
Bright
Judge Henry
Kentucky
Passing of Pioneer Mrs Elizabeth Delaplain at 95
Elizabeth Delaplain aged 95 died Monday at her Godfrey home after a long life linked to Madison county history. A cousin of Ignatius Riggin, she recalled ties to Elijah P Lovejoy and Black Hawk, hosted notable Alton figures as an infant, and shared Indian stories from Illinois early days. She leaves four children Samuel Delaplain St Louis Mrs A F Rodgers Upper Alton Mrs H H Stookey and Miss Rebecca Delaplain Godfrey. Funeral was held Thursday at 10 from the family home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Delaplain
Godfrey
Alton
Black Hawk
Delaplain
Samuel Delaplain
St. Louis
A.F. Rodgers
Upper Alton
H. H. Stookey
Rebecca Delaplain
Young Mother at 70 Regains Vigor with Bitters
Mrs W L Gilpatrick of Danforth Me reports her mother aged 70 was severely disabled by dyspepsia for twenty years until six months ago when Electric Bitters restored her strength. The tonic purports to set stomach liver and kidneys right purify blood cure malaria biliousness and weaknesses and acts as a nerve tonic. Sold 50 cents guaranteed at Kingston's drug store in Danforth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Gilpatrick
Danforth
Lana
S. Kingston
Marriages and Social Notes From Western Iowa Towns
A roundup of nuptials and social activity. Herman Pax and Margaret Llewellyn wed in St. Louis with crowding congratulations and plans to reside on South Main. Edna Anderson and Ellis Wagner wed in South Ottumwa, with Batavia observers praising the couple. John Riggie and Elsie Prall married in Davenport with plans to housekeeping at 819 Brady Street. Mary Borgetti and Edward Guinty joined in Collinsville. Local society figures and visitors from St Louis, Collinsville, and nearby towns are noted with brief scenes of daily life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Pax
Margaret Llewellyn
St. Louis
Rees Llewellyn
South Hnd
Llewellyn
South Main Street
Edna Anderson
Ellis Wagner
South Ottumwa
Troy
Batavia
Edna
Lincoln Anderson
Ellis
Wagner
St. John's Church
Davenport
John Riggie
Elsie Prall
Sedalia
Ll. C. Lemon
George Pratt
Riggio
Frank Martin
Riggin
Brady-street
Wm. Collins
Distant visitors and local guests noted in Troy society
A long list of social calls and visits fills a Troy society column. Mr and Mrs George Giger host relatives in St Jacob while L A Richardson and Fred Schreiber of Marine attend a Thursday evening visit. Numerous residents from St Louis Edwardsville Glen Carbon Columbia and Troy share Sundays with kin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Giger
Frank Rule
St. Jacob
L. A. Richardson
Fred Schreiber
Marine
A. P. Wolf
Edwardsville
W. W. Jarvis
H. B. Morriss
St. Louis
Troy
Elizabeth Titter
Glen Carbon
Mary E. Gaffney
Litchfield
Wm. Vanhooser
David Jones
Venice
Tar Catz
John Helmkamp
W. Rawson
Chris. Busse
Missouri
Thomas Millett
Jenkin Jenkins
Collinsville
Edward Feutz
Highland
Wm. Dressel
Herman
Arthur
August Beutel
George Liebler
Josie
Walter
John W. Taylor
Leonard P. Wetzel
New Douglas
M. Helmich
John C. Riggin
Minnie
Athens
Arminda Riggin Jones
Henry Wood
Pocahontas
A. R. Snodgrass
E. H. Schware
E. S. Donoho
Win
Wyman
Miss Viola
J. H. Samuel
Jacob Spohr
Joseph
Anton Arth
Oklahoma
Capron
New Southwest
Highland Journal
Louis Bolimann
Edna Kinne
Bertha Everett
F. &, Linder
Elden Eugene
Centralia
Linder
State Dental Association
E. E. Lindert
Sophie Stullken
Horace G. Hagler
Harrison County
John L. Hagler
Mr. Hagler
Court House Items Include Grand Jury True Bills and Jurors
Proceedings in the Circuit and Probate Court report no true bills by the grand jury with names of defendants for assault to kill rape and larceny. Petit jurors for weeks one to four are listed with names and ages. Circuit Court cases show multiple dismissals garnishments and judgments including a rape indictment and a 30 day jail sentence for malicious mischief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Alex
George Blair
Frank Cates
J. C. Wilson
Petit
Louis Dieu
Clarence Field
Wm. Kassing
Henry Hans
J. W. Dufald
August Obert
John O'Neil
Robert Bishops
Charles Blanning
Ora Mason
Also Mentioned on This Page
Troy & Eastern Directors
tNo
Oaklawn
Wm. R. Bosomworth
Farmington, Wash
Emmi A. Primas
John Fairbridge
Isabelle Robinson
Willie
Repnublicana
DeWitt
Tux CaLu
Ignatiure Riggin
Thin City
Lovejoy
Church and Society
Bessie Davy
St. Jerome's Catholic Church
St. Jerome's Parochial School
H. W. Marshall
Presbyterian Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
New England
Merry Workers
FP. W. Zanders
J. W. Britton
Troy M. FE
Mt. Zion
Troy Cemetery Mite Society
T. H. Bell
I. W. Cook
Altice Collins
F. W. Zandere
Dan PeterMan
Post-Dispatch
Edward Guinty
Mary Borgetti
SS. Peter and Paul's Church
H. B. Degenhardt
Angelo Guinty
Frank Welte
St. , Louis
William Wilke
Vandalia
Albert Kleist
John Deimling
E. B. Riggin
Cecil Collins
Misas Dean Nearen
W. L. Canan
John Edwards
Ada Isaacs
Louise Kleist
Mr. Carte
St Louis
Edward Senn
William Halley
Edward Hess
Martin Anthis
John Hardy
Jos. Holzinger
John Hartman
3. P. Lemon
Harry Cooper
Joseph Reisman
M. Cochran, Jr
J. P. Schweitzer
Wm. Martin
Charles Sutton
Fred Beoker
Charles T. Pabst
H. Buens
Philip Michaels
Fritz Leitz
John Kaufman, Jr
Richard Swain
Herman Renken
Louis Harmes
Frank Cunningham
John Hess
Wm. Glassbrenner
Dick Brinkhoff
George Jones, Sr
Thomas Beal
August Blume
Circuit Court
Aw. Wm. Smith
M. E. Paige
Ben Racuft
Fred Mitchell
New Staunton Coal Co
Mike Harrison
American Steel Foundries
Jesse R. Reofro
Donk Bros. Coal & Coke Co
Vona Moffett, Administratrixz
Wagner Brewing Co
Philip Fairchilds
Assumpsit
Granite City Lime and Cement Co
J. S. Johnson
Dominic Oliverto
Friend
Doak Bros
Julius Wohlgemuth
A. Sender
George DeLion
America Car & Foundry Co
City of Troy
Highland Brewing Co
John F. Rebeck
Madison County Coal Co
Max Rubenstein
C. P. & St. Louis Ry. Co
Illinois Central Ry. Co
Henry Roos
J. G. Self
DeCamp Coal & Mining Co
Michael Shore
St. Louis Syrup & Preserving Co
James Clayton
George Pearson
Madison Coal Co. Et al
J.T. Blythe
J. A. Wutzer
Alton Light and Traction Co
Herman Wutzer
Chancery
Ki. J. Bowman
A. N. Smith
G. E. Camp
Henry Camp
Julia D. Perot
August Perot
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