Bank Robbery Hits Troy City In Explosive Breakin
A bold robbery at Troy Exchange Bank at about 2:30 am left the glass front wrecked and the vault damaged by a dynamite blast. Crowds gathered as detectives and bloodhounds were awaited. banker Jarvis carried only a small amount, with larger sums reportedly deposited elsewhere. Local notices mention injuries, ongoing investigations, and plans to recover losses while praising the town’s swift response.
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Troy Exchange
PF. W. Braner
Edwards
New York Fidelity and Casualty Company
Local Brevities Brighten the Town Echoes
A jumbled page of town notes, ads, and notices reports on public school exams, new fashions at A Meddergott and Granger, promotions at Klein’s and Hawley’s, and upcoming events. Birth announcements, sickness, and transfers mix with sales pitches and a general snapshot of daily life including church meetings, a telephone exchange build, and a holiday shopping push.
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PB. Kuntzmaniws
Thanksgiving Citizens of Troy Name Town's Grateful Businessmen
List of Troy's representative business men and what they are thankful for. August Peters saloon says thankful to be living, Albert Rieder saloon says thankful still kicking, GL Elliott station agent thankful not to have rheumatism, and Kimberlin Bros livery thankful to be kicking and thanks to all. Several merchants, tradesmen, and professionals express gratitude for health, booming business, good fortunes, and new railroad prospects as Troy pursues prosperity.
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Troy
August Peters
Albert Rieder
GL. Elliott
C Am
Kimberlin Bros
G. A. Purvinnse
Hackman
W. FP
Peter
Barber
J. H W. Stienhans
Furniaker
H. C.gerson
Chris. Busse
Daniel Peterman
Wm. Meiners
A. Kiefer
W. J. Vetter
S. Kingston
Theo
Guennawig
F. F. Brampton
Joseph Kiesel
Geo. Liebler
Werchat
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Qhie Tmarhing
Soltar
Weiting
Jareia
Wm. Thomas
St. Longs
Edward Heinecke
Marine
L. Dawson
Thin City
Heinecke
Dawson
Marive
Geoneral
F. Kuntemann’s
Chicago
St. Louis
Chamberlain
Ria
Sala
Kingston
Edwardsville West Ends
Amich
West Ends
Rieder
Opera House
M. KE. Church
Idres Viola
Jacob
Mary Peter
Watt
Cus. McCollum
Edwardaville Intelligencer
W. W. Darvis
Vandalia
Kaetof
Louis
Highland
Kansas
New York City
California
Kuntz
Joan
A. Klein’s
A. Meddergott
Misa Cora Granger
Kuntzman
A. Lleddergutt’s
Romer
Bella
Cora Granger
F. Kantamann’s
A. Meddergots
Arguet Brunworth
A. Klein's
I. Kantamaun
Mra
Dan R. Jones
John Deimting
W.F. Peter
Henry Schuler
Kuntzmann’s
Walt
Anatin
Win
Beutel
Willie
Louis Wegner
Belleville
M. E
The
Presbyterian Church
Kingaron
W. A. Hites
Manchester
Timoat
S. Kingeston
Adolph L. Minnueirr
N. UH
Kentek Uamilton
Weat Jefferson, O
Recorder’s
Henry Busse
Borman
Sobphia Gronemeyer
S Forman
Sey Gee
W F Lange
Forman
Nig Nw
Spt Swift
Fred Schildmeyer
Coat
Awlg
Sk Nelg
August Tegtmeier
Henry M Koenig
Madison Ry, Co
Jens Wilson
Aline Miller
Righare Riedlinger
Edwardaville
Helvetia
Catherine Grietza
Eric
Joseph Racher
Pierrou Emma Bellin
Highland St. Louis
James L. Cox
Milicent Chandler
James Counts
Stella Piper
Granite City
Charleston
Orden
A. Klein
Hawley’s
John Diehle
John Riebold
A. Baird
Baird
John Deimling
Duainess
Koutzmann
J. J. Brown
A. Mleddergott
Gebauer Bros
Vohnwinkel
Chas, McKittrick
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