Mines and Production for Madison County 1906 report
The seventh annual report by Madison County mine inspector Thomas Cunningham covers the year ending June 30, 1906. It details 36 mines total with 3,031,470 tons produced valued at 3,195,106.10 dollars, including 2,797,302 tons shipped by rail and 343, , figures, accidents total 91 with 29 fatal and 62 nonfatal, and note on local Donk and Brookside mines, output, days, powder used, and conditions after a ten-week strike suspension. The report also lists township production by Collinsville and Foaterburg as top and bottom in local mines, and highlights fires and upgrade plans at Donk mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Madison County
Thomas Cunningham
Cunningham
Staunton Lennis
Mount Olive & Staunton Coal Co
Staunton
Donk Bros
Donkville
Mount Olive, & Staunton Coal Co
Maryville
Olve
Edwardyvalle
Jarvis
Oraphehent
Moro
Godfry
New Dovelan
Woodriver
Nyt
Fostarburg
Donk
Livingston
Collinsville
Glen Carbon
Worden
Edwardsville
de Camp
John Dugan
Brookside
J. Citrano
Jerry Carroll
Stephen Parks
J. James
John Ruff
Robbery Assault at Central Saloon Leaves Money Stolen
Edward May was attacked from behind near his saloon in the Central building about 8 pm. He regained consciousness after a blow to the head and found 170 dollars missing from his pockets. The assault, likely by an insider, left a bruised head but no skin injuries. Police seek leads as investigators note the weapon resembled a highwayman’s bag. May had delayed reporting the incident to protect his recent marriage news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward May
May
Muay
F. W. Braner
Quiet Troy wedding and city notices in local column
A home wedding for Charles Rauch and Mary Swuescher near Troy is described with relatives present and plans to reside in Troy. A separate St Louis elopement by Elmer Duckett and Louisa Figge surprised families. The column lists social visits, travel, and local events including church notices, hospital visits, and ongoing family news across St Jacob, Edwardsville, Collinsville, Greenville, Venice, and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Rauch
Charles
Mary Swuescher
Alhambra
Martin Daib
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Otto Kinniger
Lydia Fullriede
Anna Luescher
Troy
St. Louis
Elmer Duckett
Louisa Figge
Jacob Duckett
Louis Figge
Herman Beste
St. Jacob
Mr. Goldberg
J. W. Garnet
Chris. Busse
Maryville
Charles Voelker
Fred
Edwardsville
H. Klein
Wm. Leuth
Collinsville
Donoho
BE. H. Schwarz
Kdwardsville
Leonard Herbst
Greenville
George Neudecker
Little Son
Marine
Robert Reiche
Erhardt Deimling
J. E. Marsey
C. BE. McKittrick and Sons
Everett and
Jimmie
Mra. Linder and Son
John Ruff
Charles Schrameck
Phil. Rarick
Agnes
Daniel Shea
Collipavillé
Minnie Bollmann
Christian Bollmann
Local Society Notes and Travel Plans Spotted
Sunday guests in Troy include Mrs. Bohlmann at 78 and families of Droli Niebruegge and Cramer. Visitors from St. Louis Collinsville and Alton join. Germany-bound Deimling and Burk sail from Bremen on Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse. Parkison visits en route to Newton Democrat. Carlinville beam: Mrs. Kinroall and daughter travel to Europe for year. Nim pall, formerly Fannie Palmer, notes husband’s recent death.
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Een
Guyeldsrine
Bohlmann
Anna Connor
Frank
Theresa Barber
St. Louis
Wm. Barber
Colorado
W. B. McHenry
Louis Morriss
H. B. Morriss
Ruby
James Geering
Alton
B.F. Cramer
Germany
John Deimling
Elias Burk
Bremen
Troy
J.R. Parkison
The
CALL
Newton Democrat
Springfield
Park
Robert H. Bell
Frank Baldwin
Lebanon
Thomas H. Bell
Baldwin
A. H. Bell
Carlinville
Morgan County
Europe
Nim ‘Pall
Fannie Palmer
Tsov, Palmer
Troy boy a song writer. My Darling Little Girl
Julius F. P. Catlins of Troy wrote the lyrics for My Darling Little Girl to music by John Martin. Imperial Music Publishing Co. of 488 Carroll avenue will issue 6 000 copies with royalties to the young creator. Copies on sale at The Call office for 50 cents. Also notes on Electric Bitters and Arnica Salve offers and cheap electric globes at The Racket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imperial Music Publishing Co
Carroll Avenue
Chicars
John Martin
Julius FP
Catlins
Julius
McCray- Dewey Academy
Collins
Troy
Madison county circuit and probate court proceedings list
October 16 start for second week juries drawn for Madison county circuit court with names such as J W Dodson and Wm Miller. City of Venice vs Madison county for 4500 damages and multiple divorces and dissolutions listed. Probate filings include inventories approved for Andreas Schmidt and Carl Neier, hearings set for October 12 and 15.
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Madison County Circuit Court
J. W. Dodson
John Brihaugen
Harry Scheer
August Gerbig
J. 4. Giller
C. A. Jones
Moritz Wendler
KF. N. Howard
Wm. Miller
J. E. Burns
H. B. Bischoff
Henry Fiesler
Ed Vaughn
W. A. Atchison
James Jennings
H. W. Yeager
Henry Wilkenson
A. Buasick
Edward Barnett
NEW
City of Venice
Madison County
Katie L. Ribi
John Ribi
Oratrix
Kosta Dimitry Et al
M. Jordan
St. Louis Brewing Association
S. Paul Mitchalek
Battista Zunc
Ernesto Zamponi
Jeck Zamponi
Mary Thew
Joseph Thew
Prohathe Prochedings
Jenn ER. Hillskatter Andreas Schmidt
Carl Neier
Charles Walter
Ik. W. Humphrey
Christian Solterman
G. W. Walls
Reiner Miller
Justus Bulkley
Executrix
Truthful Witness Quarrel in Court Transcript Fragment
A magistrate questions a witness about the deceased's habits. The witness insists he never saw the person alone and that he was not present during such moments. The exchange appears from a courtroom dialogue in the Heitere Welt.
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Dunk Bros. Coal & Coke Company
Kennedy
S. Kingston
Edward
Keus
Kingston
W. H. Brown
Pittsfield
Tur CaLu
Post-Dispatch
Dan Pererman
Agt
Sogial
Wm. Lewis
Troy Boy
Judy BF. Coling
Little Girl
Chicago
Mary H. Walters
St. Clair St
Columbus
Sam Kendall
Phillipsburg
Kan
Lucklen
S. Kingstone
Magdalena Tezak
J. PB. Rebeck
P. P. Lusk
Ellen Peters
John T. Ewan
Jane Rixon
Madison Largent
Francis Simonin
Michael Curran
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