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Newspaper

Weekly Call

Location

Troy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1902

Page

5

Injunction Day Miners Parade in Troy At Park

Local No. 691 of Troy observed Injunction Day with a large parade headed by the Schultze Band and a park program at Rieder's Park. About 300 miners plus riders and carriages joined banners and speeches by H. W. Smith of Pekin and various contests, dances, and refreshments marked the day of organized labor celebration amid favorable weather.

Troy Rieder’s Park Schultze Union H. W. Smith Pekin Ill American Federation of Labor Organized Labor Julius Scott Julius Collins Jimmie Lewis David Lima Tarro Sarah McGeachin Jos. Everett Sarah Gilligan John Voelker Wm. Thomas Edwardsville St. Louis St. John’s Catholic Blackjack Valentine Liebler’s Grove Blackjack Cornet

Burglars Break Into St Jacob Saloons and Store

Thieves raided St Jacob on Thursday night, entering a blacksmith shop to steal tools then hitting Emil Blumer’s saloon and Pike and Hochuli’s general store. They took whiskey, cigars, cash, and shoes, but fled toward Troy. Authorities tracked them to Silver Creek and Troy. three suspicious men were detained, later released. No gang recovered. the robbers remain at large.

St. Jacob Emil Blumer Pike & Hochuli Troy Robt, Blume Wm. Smith Jos. Zuckweiler Wm. H. Fischer Silver Creek Rufus. Pike Louis Hill St. Louis, Troy & Eastern Lamont Brothers West End

Memorial Day Observance Planned by Troy Mite Society

The Troy Cemetery Mite Society organizes Memorial Day events with a parade at 1 p.m. from the schoolhouse, services at the Presbyterian church, and grave decorations at the city cemetery. Prominent speakers and music are planned, with donations of flowers welcome for delivery to the church basement.

Troy Cemetery Oaklawn Troy Presbyterian Church

Pride of the West Rebekah Lodge anniversary and village notices

Pride of the West Rebekah Lodge marked its third anniversary at Odd Fellows Hall with about 40 members, music, cake walk, bean bag contest, and refreshments. A quiet wedding at German Evangelical church joined Valentine Ottwein and Elizabeth Weber. Numerous local visits, social events, baseball notes, and a brief cistern rescue story accompany a busy week across Troy and nearby towns.

Pride of the West Rebekah Lodge Odd Fellows’ Hall Hannah Morgan Katie Riebold Maggie Kimberlin Rebekah

Local Notes and Notices From Edwardville Area

Decoration Day next Saturday and various local items including Hawley’s watch repairs and new Manhattan ties. Town updates cover mining injuries, real estate progress, memorial sermons, and a village incorporation vote in Maryville. Also mentions the Hartford voyage, a saloon change, and local business transitions in Edwardsville and Madison County.

Hawley’s Manhattan Hawley's Grantfork

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