Political critique and Peoria trade notes in Marshall county
The piece rails at local and state figures over railroad policies and warehouse laws. It lauds Peoria merchants Day Bros Wheeler & Sweeney and others while noting Dr. Boal and Dr. Davis as prominent local figures. mentions canal receipts and Rock Island line depot changes with the new bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus. Karner
Nes
Chicago, Alton & St. Louis
Self Transactions Ag
Luni & Scott
Veihen
Chicago
Lika Kierner
Chiengsu
Springfeld
Morgan
Bloomington
Ilo
Korner
Nv Rajledadlaattornéy
Kcernek
St. Louis
Assembly
Keener
Mammond
Peoria
Fofi
Peoria House
Charles H. Deane
Hodges
Day Bros
Wheeler ~& Sweeney
D.H. Tripp &Co
Dent
Charles Seabury & Co
Adams Street
John A. Bush
Main Street
Martz & Co
Flip
Robert Boal
Marshall County
Lacon
George Davis
J.C. McCurdy
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Ire
Rock Island
Davenport
Town City
Rockford Road Company Names New Treasurer Amid Fund Scandal
Roabls president of Rockford, Jock PrTand & Sb. Lois names Timerrestio £ HW Bondy former treasurer to handle company funds nearing $500 000. Rumors claim prior treasurer misappropriated about $1 000 000 over six years, with criticism of management. Congress session looms with thousands of bills awaiting action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Roabls
Rockford
Jock PrTand
Ice Skater’s Placid Seas Sparkling Yet Troubled
A fragment notes the ice is splendid yet hints at ongoing woes. The terse lines imply surface calm masking underlying issues amid skating events. No clear names or places are readable.
Ilhoft’s AntiPeriodia And The Spectric Cure Claim
The item alleges a cure named AntiPeriodia by Ilhoft and a spectric remedy for chills fever and other ailments. It asserts a guaranteed cure when taken as directed and notes widespread sale and persistent inquiries about purchase money, with continuing heavy distribution of Wilhotts Tonic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilhoft
Millaris
Unclear entries from city notices and obituaries
Fragmentary list includes names SISTER Delt EMOLDA aged 2 of Notre Dame Mary Schwartzkoph. WILLIAMS BIGGS age 66. GRANDMA TARBINT. SAG- 7 B. aged 50. scattered dates in December and locations such as Bonarland and Whitefeld.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delt
Emolda
Mary Schwartzkoph
Notre Dame
Bonarland
Williams Biggs
Aldo Not
Grandma Tarbint
Io Whitefeld
Patedyptic Cohiplaint
Concetti
Shawncey
Hares
Cai
The Chicago Tribune Promises Growth and Liberal Outlook
The Tribune announces a rebuilt premises at the Tribune Building and a strengthened editorial staff. It pledges impartial government coverage, support for liberal Republican principles, and a commitment to accuracy, telegraphic reach, and strong advertising prominence. The eight page form and weekly edition are highlighted as leading Western journal features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois Electoral College
Springfield
Grant
Walton
Langert
Auxieis
W. 7
Senderson
Warren Penunty
Washington
Premiaer
Vew. Tribune
Chitagd
Chicago
Leon Sonde
Cuuiniry
Ita
Nore
News of the World
Ans
Chicageo Ifs
Feld
Ste Jarge
Competere Socient Commercial Corps
Tu Cnicago Trios
Platforns
Cincinnati
General Grant
Chicago Tribune
Fis Rendura
Tribune
United States
the Tribune
New York
Caltions
Murat
Weekly Tribune
Also Mentioned on This Page
THE
Republican
Elenary
Board of Canal Commissioners
Tenry
Little Wabash
Dra. J.B
P. A. Powell
Wedndalayies
Thuletay
Motihay Orcercarseers
TARRY
Dora
Whitefield
Gregory
Dunlat
Princeton
Naren County
Gap Mapes
A. Walda
A. Thtoucock
Snachwine
Chittie Mapes
Henry
Henay
Tuinenar
Ldc
Hakley
Nay—Simothy
Prairie
Perth
J. Slaines
Actioneer
Bnachwinn
Ill
Putnam
Ilnyay
B. Co. Nenry
Jonn B
Alden
Chicago, Jr
Uco
Bart, Jr
Aleo
Nellie Bury
Gift Enterprise
L. D. Sine
Bingle
L. D
First National Bank of Henry
Donkingg House
Sen
T.J
Prosphotus
the Daily
Ange
Ith Xaedara
Tas Trimaye
Bingle Caples
ONG Fct Naesenes A Scoplen
Icin Vol
Dv Mall
Sanday
Perent
Anro
Cive Post Ofice Addrera
Rick
Tribune CO
Pam
A. & W. Everett
Comics
Stationery
C. & W. Everett
Tae
the People's Store
Wenry
Marshell County
Deanok Bay
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