Long of this city mourns riot victim in Virden 1898
In Virden during the 1898 riot a man known as Long of this city is listed among those killed. October 15 brings local notices of residents and visitors. George Ulrich in New Douglas has his house painted. Roy Livsey becomes a father to twins. Supervisor John Camp moved to town Wednesday. J F Long travels to Springfield and Chicago this week. Misa Bessie Gregory visited East St Louis relatives. Mrs Frank Alsop and children went to East St Louis to see her sister. Clover Leaf Mining Co president George Childers was here Thursday. Mrs Robert Dunlap of Clear Lake Okla entertained Mrs Marion Fletcher. John Valentine gravely ill. death expected. Rev D T Harris, Beaver Creek M E pastor, moved his family. Oswald and bride visited her parents. they will reside in Edwardsville. Mrs John Van Delft and son and Rev Van Delft of Sparta visited. Mrs Mary Borman died and funeral from Lutheran church at 1 pm Friday. Mr and Mrs John Lyden hosted sister and family Chas Gother of Kansas for weekend. Miss Mae Mize of Brighton visited. Henry Schultz visited Jerseyville relatives. Fred Well of St Louis spent Sunday with Alton friends. Henry Phinney visited Edwardsville. Miss Nellie Lane visiting Emma Bischoff in Belleville. Hugh Hardy of the Big Four visiting Mattoon. H M Schweppe left for hunting at Horse Prairie. Miss Nellie Burns left for Austin Texas to visit relatives. Rev Philip Fallon returned to Jerseyville after visiting. Roy Jones of Jonesboro was here on business. Lizzy Mize accompanied him home. John Elienbach returned from Arcola after brother Char Ellenbach’s death. River rising, wharf boats along the river affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Douglas
George Ulrich
Roy ‘Livsey
John Camp
J. F. Long
Springfield
Chicago
Misa Bessie Gregory
East St. Louis
Frank Alsop
George Clilders
Clover Leaf Mining Coy
Robert Dunlap
Sparta
Mary Borman
John Lyden
Chas. Gother
Kansas
Texas
Philip Fallon
Jerseyville
Roy Jones
Jonesboro
Liziy Mize
John Elienbach
Arcola
Chas
Ellenbach
Fair and bazaar at Opera House for St Boniface ladies
The ladies of St Boniface church plan a fair and bazaar at the Opera House on November 11 to 13. Other notes include political visits by W A Rodenberg of East St Louis, courting a congressional run, and Judge C I Lindly visiting for the general assembly race. The Democratic county executive met and replaced John Maybolfer as county clerk candidate. Memorial services for miners drew crowds, a charity march formed, and a new Great Seal of the United States was discussed by the state department with Congress funding. Reports on cinema sensationalism in Vienna and a tiny Corsican telephone service in Ajaccio closed the item.
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St. Bonmace S Church
Opera House
W. A. Rodenberg
East St. Louis
Court House
C. I. Lindly
Greenville
General Assembly
Democratic County ‘Executive Committee
John Maybolfer
Madison
County Relerk
Brittain
Granite City
State Department
United States
Congress
Principal's Monthly Report and Honor Roll for September 1902
Board of Education met in regular session. Finance approved bills, including Thurston 875.00 and B Osborn 40.00. Principal H F Thurston submitted September school report: 266 enrolled, 22 days taught, 5,346 total attendance, 243 average daily attendance, 4 tardies, 0 corporal punishments. Honor roll lists many students across rooms 2-7. staff includes teachers Mantle, Cook, Hindmarch, Hors.
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Troy
Itx
Board of Education
J. H. Hindmarch
Hollis
Cook
Donoho
Harding
Mantle
Shadwick
Thurston
Bertha Osborn
Bertha Hussey
Alice M. Collins
Lillie Weikenant
Edna Donoho
Rhoda Battle
Geo
Garnet
Janito
Consolidated
S. Kingston
Brunworth
Wuex
Y Cann
Droll
J.C. Gebauer
Atkins & Mentzer
Chas
Kimberlin
Eph. Young
Krieger
Fred Schuler
H. F. Thurston
Dongho
Int
Illinois Teachers
Hinsdale
United States
Carroll D. Wright
Cac
Unclear list of names and room assignments
A fragmented OCR reads a roster of numerous personal names followed by room designations such as Room 1-A Room v. B-Patti Campbell Room B-Lizgie Walker Room 4. B-George Miller Room 3. A-Kenneth Brown B-Myrtle Van Hooser and similar entries. No narrative context or events are provided to establish a clear news item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patti Campbell
Lizgie Walker
George Miller
Kenneth Brown
Myrtle van Hooser
Herschel McCollom
Mary Mosimann
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Union
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Cinematograph
Cinematograph Pictures
Hindoo Twins
Radica
Doodica
Vienna
Corsica
Ajaccio
dCorsica
Napoleon
Pringpal
Monthly Report
J. E. Hinpward
R. H. Masttre
Mary Tilley
Louis Burk
Aaron Smith
Louis Struckhost
Mary Rawlings
Exming Wittmann
Eva Rentro
Anna Hollis
Ed Schotenmeyer
Horace Cook
Jelius Collins
Roscoe Cook
Lottie Black
Amy Harding
Henry Heck
Jessia Harvey Weeil Collins
Anna Smith
Mary Young Maude Cook
Christina Schuler
Catherine Jones
Chester Harding
Idell Bryant
Roy Elliott
John Healy
James Peterman
Anna Droll
Ethel Dunstan
Myrtle Eckert
Gay Safton
Barbara Wittmann
Alice
Elsie Hoenig
Robena Harvey
Bessie Renfro
Amanda Renfre
Ruth Norbury
Florence Jones
Eywin Hindmarch
Edmond Rawson Deei
Overman
Lillie W
Arthur Thomas
Arthur Meiners
Willie Riggin
Hyrum Ward
Wilber Gebauer
Sarah Wilkinson
Pearl Ward
Mellie McKenna
Edna David Kilogle
Willie McCormick
Celins
Emma Mosimann
Fannie Mosimann
Mary Morgan Tillie Schultze
Maude Hamilton
Maggie Lewis
Edwin Meiners
Frank Voelker
Hiekenant
August Droll
Frank Malata
Tommie Ramshaw
Ralph Edward Clara Sapp
Bessie Boston
Alias Mantle Josse Hoenig
Bernice Eckert Donoho
Roy Lewis
Everett Main
Joe Rieder
Frank Snodgrasa
Mabel Cramer
Anna Bunge
Esther Jones
Elle Raber
Lizzie Scott
Anna Schuler
Verne Williams
Gladys Bryant
David Boston
Raymond Droll
Richard Biffart
Dannie Jones
Otis Wandling
Herbert Wilkin
Orrine Bain
Mary Eliott
Louise Gebaner
Myrtle Lewis
Helen Peter Allee Scully
Maggie Tarro
Barbara Sapp
Robert Rawlings
Stanley Sefton
Charles Wandling
Edna Conroy
Pearl Hoenig
Ethel Kimberlin Frieda Peters
Eva Rawlings Margie Smith
Cathrine, Tarro
Colin Schultz
Eva Renfro
A—Gaay Sefton
Edward McDaniels
Blanch MecCollom
Citizens’ Shaving Parlor
Julius Peter
Calla
Main St
Troy City
John Deimling
L. Hotson
Olive Street
St. Louis
F. E. Linder
Clay Street
J. W. Garnet’s
F. W. Zanders
Risser Residence
Kinlach
L. A. Richardson
Marine, Ill
Rippley’s
Droll’s Hardware Store
South End
Geo. Liebler
South Main Street
Ste. Culmoe Aert
H. C. Gerfen
Sawyer-Man
Keetric