New Supreme Court Building Described in Springfield
The three story Renaissance style structure on Capitol avenue and Second street in Springfield is nearing completion. Charles Mulligan sculpts the mural groups, the grounds are being saddled, and the $450,000 project includes an ornate corridor and grand staircases linking the attorney general, clerk of the supreme court, and law library.
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Springfield
Supreme Court
Springfieht
Charles Mulligan
Capitol Avenue
Second Street
Henteniut
W. Carring Zimmerman
Law Library
Appellate Court
Mai
Department of the Attorney General
Skyrro
Thogany
Tennessee
Supreme Court Room
Mhe
Emaich
Monroe Street
C. P P. Gardner
Hegin
Sovernor
Secretary of State
Govern Deacon Leaves Springfield for Conference
Springfield May 12 Govern Deacon departs Springfield for Washington to attend a conference of governors called by President Roosevelt on natural resources. He will be absent all week and prior to departure announced eight appointments including Thomas A. Grier to Bartonville Hospital trustee and others to the state boards. Trackage arrangements between Springfield and surrounding lines completed to route through Spring Feld for through freight, shifting east west traffic via Alton and connections.
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Springfeld
Springfield
Waw
Mary Uh
Goaverne
Deneen
Thomas A. Grier
Peoria
Venerab Lospita
Bartonville
Prederick WT. Smith
Dor. Henry the Whipple
Outines
T. Ov. Broadbent
Chiewuo
State Board of
Springgeld
Phe 'Ole Gap
St. Lewis
Wester Ane
Chicago
Alten Dd
Cowden
Alton
Snd
Springdeld
Winds chapter elects Pond amid international architecture congress
The Winds chapter of the American Institute of Architecture unanimously chose Allen B. Pond of Pond & Pond as delegate to the eighth international congress of architects in Vienna this month. G. O. Totten Jr. of Washington acts as secretary and speech representative for the American government. Two key topics are American steel construction in Europe and protection for architects designs. Chicago opinions suggest little congress support. Invitations also go to Baron Schuppenbach via Chicago consul for delegates to a St Petersburg summer exhibition.
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The
Winds
American Institute of Architecture
Allen B. Pond
Pond & Pond
Delemite
International Congress of Architects
Vienna
Mgr. Pond
Paris
Peter B. Wight
Pond
Institute
G. O. Totten
Washington
Lhe American Commission
Congress
Chicago
Baron Schuppenbach
Rua- Alan
Mnovis Chapter of
Architects
Weastern Soviety of Engineers
St. Petersburg
Roomy Frame House from 1908 by Payne and Son
Historic house profile describes a Bowen residence of Mr. A. P. Adair. Frame construction with stone foundation, shingle roof, natural pine interior. No cellar, walls sided, economical plan, minimal wasted space. Estimated cost to build on finsols about $3,000.
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A. P. Adair
Bowen
George W. Payne
Death of Mes Goulds Pathes at Centra Insite Hospital
Seldon P Clemonstits aged seventy died at Centra Insite hospital with blindness. He was father to Kathryn Gould and Thowsare Gould. He arrived March 6 from Milton LN after a stroke and paralysis years ago. The obituary notes a complex family history with spouses and children and mentions gossip around a domestic incident.
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Jacksonville
Tor Seldon P. Clemonstits
Centra Insite
Kathryn Gould
Thowsare Gould
Los Fs
Milton LN
Clemmons
Alaierites
Thonas
Fell Overboard During Voyage Leads to Drowning Death
An accident occurred on a ship returning from a dankee voyage when one passenger named George Seoth fell overboard and drowned. The sole other occupant of the shiml survived. Scots Wis arrested Patt and awaited verdict on the incident.
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Piettung
Qhuinew
Minay
Adan
Iano
George Seoth
Fel
Patt
Twenty Seven Families Homeless After Fire in East St. Louis
A large fire at a private property belonging to the General Rooting company in East St. Louis left twenty seven families homeless. The blaze destroyed twenty seven cottages in the area with extensive losses estimated in the thousands. Local authorities report no injuries but confirm total property loss and displacement for residents.
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East St. Louis
Pel
Oll Tire
General Rooting Company
Wae Verydivet
Peoria Star Seeks Team History From Local Star
Local clipping reports on a former Wyoming Baseball League pitcher, Johuns Green, a seven-year veteran, with Stark County ties and Westland lineage. It notes his journey and the Hastings of the Wornings Hise, hinting at notable tours and the Cousins of the road.
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Peoria
Stark County
Virtue of Poley’s Kidney Cure Touted by Ex-Sufferer
Mr Alvin H Stlimpson of Willimautive Conn credits Foley’s Kidney Cure with his full recovery after 30 remedies failed. Four bottles cured him completely and freed him from acute kidney trouble. Also mentioned are H J Moozyk and Wm F Jupgkuuz.
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Poley
Alvin H. Stlimpson
Willimautive
Conn
Foley
H. J. Moozyk
Wm. F. Jupgkuuz
Roosevelts dame and many town offices in old notes
A collage reports on varied historical notes including a Lady Roosevelts dame lingering, Calvin Myers of Dover turning red after typhoid, Isaac No Abbott elected school district clerk in Concord for fifty first time, and state figures like Senator Russell promoting farm scheme. It mentions Elks leader Ernest W Emery, T B W Stetson holding multiple town roles, the Rocha family in Durango amassing vast land, and diplomats Corouilas and Giorgis. It includes humorous lines on national traits and occupations from the New York Press.
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Roosevel
Calvin Myers
Dover
Concord
Isaac No Abbott
Russell
Okioma
Ernest W. Emery
Associated Press
Washington
Washington Lodge
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
T. B. W. Stetson
Tartford
Rocha
Durango
Mexico
General Robilini
The
Hague
Idovannd
Battista di Giorgis
Rome
I Miarcedouia
L. A. Corouilas
Greece
Abmica
Mark Swain
Trial transcript recalls venireman in Tensas murder case
In a past murder trial a defense counsel questioned a venireman about his jury service. The man admitted serving on a jury that tried a Black defendant for murder. Asked the trial’s outcome the man could not answer. The sheriff had hanged the defendant at the appointed time.
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Tensas
Hilm
Young Women Seek Advice From Mrs Pinkham
Young women suffer from lack of timely guidance and many letters to Mrs Pinkham of Lynn Massachusetts reveal common sicknesses. As a mother who understands, she invites girls to write about their troubles, suggesting most cases resemble those described by correspondents.
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound claims health remedies
Readers share letters praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from nervous headaches backache irregularities and fatigue. The ad cites Miss Abby Barrows of Nelsonville Ohio and Miss Eisie Hook of Chelsea Vermont as testimonials. It markets the herbal remedy as a standard treatment for female ills including displacements inflammation fibroid tumors irregularities and periodic pains.
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Abby F. Barrows
Nelson Ville
Ohio
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs Joyce praises Fo ley's Kidney Cure in Claremont notice
Mrs Joyce of 180 Sullivan Street Claremont New Hampshire writes about a kidney trouble lasting several years being cured after taking two bottles of Fo ley's Kidney Cure She calls it grand medicine and highly recommends it The note is signed by H J Moogh and Wm F Jungkunz
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the Hall OF Fame
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