Revision of Criminal Jurisprudence in Illinois Senate
From Springfield correspondent Jan 20 1874 reports the Illinois Senate is near completing a major criminal jurisprudence bill. It expands penalties, limits evasive proof in specific crimes, and removes the word knowingly from adulteration and drug sale provisions to tighten enforcement. debate continues as committees consider Turner’s agricultural essay and other appointments.
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House
Senate
Canfield
Casey
Jefferson
Sle
Wilcox
Ques Rious
Murphy
J. B. Turner
Jacksonville
State Board of Agriculture
Turner
Asylum For the Insane
Whiting
Baldwin
Illinois Senate Rejects Nominees and Probes Trustees
The senate rejected Turner era nominees after debate over free speech and policy. Trustees Boal Chestnut and Barr face reconsideration for overbuilding and misused funds at the deaf and dumb asylum, while a reform resolution seeks a single elected board to manage state institutions. A broad inquiry into rail schedules, city taxes, and mayoral bills continues as investigations loom.
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Gray
Turner
Crews
Free Country
Youngblond
Gasey
Archer
Steele
Ftirst
Talfroud
Senate
Menate
Boal
Chestnut
Barr
Deaf and Dumb Asylum
Knacksonville
Thompson, Wilcox
Hinchcliffe
Moore of Marshall
House
Eople
Sam
Armstrong and Hart
LaSalle
Cullom
Moore
Medill
Chicago
Colvin
Lee
Starr
Peoria
Woodhull
A.p
Obituaries recount Hoyt and Russell passes in early Kansas
The notice honors Matthew Hoyt born September 18, 1808 in Trenton New York who settled near Henry and served as justice of the peace and supervisor. It also reports Joshua Russell’s death on January 9 from pneumonia near Fort Scott with details of his business career and church membership.
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Matthew OY
Matthew Hoyt
Prairie
Trenton
Oneida County
N. Y
Eliza
Wheeler
ilMoots
Bocke
Snachwine Township
Riddle Taliaferro
Ephraim
William Hoyt
Chicago
Henry
Frederick Hoyt
Clinton
Iowa
Ephraim Hoyt
Clarence
Charles Fulford
Peru
T. F. Capp
Bloomington
Thecla Hoyt
Joshua Russell
Fort Scott Monitor
G. D. McVicker
Vicker
Mr. Russell
Russell
G. Grean
Whitefield
Deal
J. Russell
C. Russell
Mu. N. Hitchcock
Fort Scott
Hull & Hulce
Christian Church
Henry Ham
Prescott
Kan
Periodicals Received and New February Issues Listed
Receipts include Gov Beveridge’s message to ACJoUrHeEssension oOiegeDersaasawy and the third annual report on the Noxious In sucta of Illinois by W LeBaron. Also announced are Demorest’s Parlor Magazine, Banville's Magazine, Lock’s Monthly, Quiver and others with February numbers, engravings, poems, and serials. Prices range from $2 to $3 per year.
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Beveridge
Illinois
Wre. LeBaron
L.A
Bonet
Philadelphia
Nicronas
White
Scribarr £ Co
New York
Damorest
Jennings Dormorest
Ban
Locks & Junes
Pablinbera
Toleio
Chico
Quiver Ortic
DeMille
George M. Baker
Waele
Beso & Shopari
Boston
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Henry Republican
Ienry
Marshall Co., Ill
George Burt, JR
Aditor and Proprietor
the Societier. A. F
A. M
Treary
Iitil
OO. F
Marshall
Marsmall
Business
Baker & Heath, Pees Ans and Surgeons
ATC
Everett’s Drug Store
B. Fowell
H. Jones
M.D. Powell
J. C Kale
J. W Niece
Lloyd Mouse
Richard
Charles Davis
W S Moyt
Win York
Edwarda
Richard Streets
Geo. Motter, JR
Regulator
E. Ilnock
Fred
Potter
Edwin T. Disosway
Tile Peace
Frat Ciise Insurance Companies
Weis Block
Paskell
Eadwards Street
UEO
Ees Minah
TERE
Lacan
Audia Menry
Combinail
Charles Camp
P. O. Cox
Edwards
School
Mershall
UW. P, Ward & CO
City Meat Market
Alex. Dalter
Illiam G
Suuineider
Thenry
Pool & Jones
Dona
Apetles
L. & E. Jenkins
Mensra, Till & Huice
R. Clank
Timce
Boa Miltinery
Edwards Street
Kleinhenz,& Krenz
Castom Acre
Stephens
Tonry
Kentucky
Burgee
Notion &News Rooms
Burt
Kline
Gun-Smath
E. ED
Temple of Fashion
Geo. Schuster
I. P. Bush
Gate
Marshall County
Stabeln
Paskell House
Springfield
Iilinois
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