Edwardsville Obits and Local Happenings Date Nov 12
County correspondence from Edwardsville notes the death of J Arthur Bange at 19 from typhoid fever with funeral by Yantis Lodge. Also reported: Bernadine Miller dies at 49. several marriages and social events. a flower show visit. coal mine repairs. local visits to Staunton and Alton. multiple town appointments and anniversaries. and an ad for Ballard's Snow Liniment promising swift relief from rheumatic pains.
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Edwardsville
J. Arthur Bange
J. H. Bange
This City
Yantis Lodge
Bernadine Miller
Hei
St. Mary's Church
Bishop Ryan
Alton
Board of
Court House
Ben J. Stillwell
St. Louis
van Edwardsville
Emma Wharff
Maude Cullens
G. A. Lytle
Springfield
Frank Head
Staunton
Leila Malcolm
J.P. Ammannis
Chicago
J. P. Courtney
Ramsey
Mattie Adams
Herrick, IL
Squire Barraclough
J. M. Whitford
Geo. ‘Leverett
New Paugins
Wm. Eaves
Wm. Long and Family
New Douglas
Johnson
East St. Louis
Theo, Johnson
Alhambra
Friends
Mattie
Annie Mansholt
Olive
Charles Mohme
Susan McClain and Son
Franklin Jones
Wm. Sharp
Sorento
Henry Sharp
Reno
Mr McHany
Tex
Ballard
S. Kingston
Beautiful Clear Kina Adverts Health Tonic
An advertisement touts Beautiful Clear kina by Herbine as a purifying tonic for the bowels liver and kidneys claiming it maintains health and clears skin blemishes and pimples. Price 50 cents advertised at S Kingston’s with emphasis on the advertised price.
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S. Kingston's
Washington Letter on Election Results in Congress and Philippines
The nation’s capital reports a Republican Senate majority of 22 and House majority of 26 after the November elections. Roosevelt’s popularity cited, New York’s turnout tallied, and Democrats claim election manipulation. Civil service reforms reduced voter travel as troops remain in the Philippines, with 17,000 Allied forces garrisoned and 7,000 constabulary. Lipton seeks American goodwill, courting King Edward and a royal commission for the St Louis expo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Senate
House of Representatives
Congress
Henry M. Teller
House
Roosevelt
New York State
Odell
Ohio
Tom Johnson
New York
Washington
West
Republican Party
Civil Service
Associated Press
Philippines
War Department
Ninth Cavalry
Sheridan
Root
United States
Orient
China
Thomas Lipton
Gen
Corbin
Edward
St. Louis Exposition
St. Louis
MRS L HOTSON Private home advertises care in St Louis
An advertisement for Mrs L Hotson promotes a private home for confinement with trained nursing, healthy location, good accommodations, and guaranteed results or no charges. It claims motherly care and refers to infant adoption, with German and French spoken. Patients met at the station. located at 2201 and 2205 Oliva Street, St Louis, Missouri.
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Infanta
Indica
Oliva Street
St. Louis
Dentist Dr Linder Opens Troy Office on Clay Street
Dr Linder formerly on Clay street opposite J W Garnet now permanently relocated to Troy. Office hours Stella morning and late afternoon.
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EH. Linder
Clay Street
J. W. Garnet’s
Troy
Stella
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Henrietta
Nellie Tindall
T. F. Reilly
Leclaire
NEW
Douglas
Marth
Kina
Pennsylvania Avenue
Oyster Bay
Mr. Roosevelt
Madison County
Tae Catt
L. Hotson
F. W. Szanders
Risser Residence
Kinloch 17
James N. Jarvis
Notary Public
OUR
J. W. Gornet
Rippley
Droll's Hardware Store
Geo. Liebler
H. C. Gerfen
Sawyer-Man
Market Street