Tax Extension Debated as Criminal Code Reforms Move Ahead
From Springfield correspondent dated January 27 1874 reports petitions favoring extended tax collection dates from May to August and possible revenue law amendments. The criminal code advances in the senate with penalties raised and Sunday closing of saloons emphasized. Reform measures include board consolidation and grain gambling restrictions while education and printing issues spark further debate.
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Gambelling
Springfield
Senate
Wilcox
Cooke
Hampton
Kehoe
Cook
House
Trevision Committee
Chicago
Board of Trade
Baye Senk Joto
Moore
Seduction Abandonment and Death In Sparland Inquest
Special correspondent reports a Sparland case where Elmira Marrifield took poison at about 2 PM after buying 10 cents worth of strychnine at T E Gapen drug store to poison rats. Coroner Fulford investigates the sudden death. Elmira is described as the niece of Mrs Elizabeth Marrifield with family connections in town and recent work at several local places.
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Sparland Wras
Elmira Marrifield
T. E. Gapen
Mr. G
Fulford
Lacon
Elizabeth Murrifield
Elmira
Tragic death linked to romance and alleged seduction
Elmira Murifield, about 18, died after a sudden collapse following a troubling relationship with John Dixon a widower believed to have seduced her. Report notes she was three months pregnant and Dixon planned to marry another woman, leading to her despair and self harm. Coroner declined post mortem.
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Emira Murrifield
John Dixon
Chillicothe
Misa M
Mr. D
Periodicals Received From Milwaukee and Boston
Periodicals received include The Moswax Bouo from Milwaukee Wisconsin at 1 dollar. The For and February issues announce many new musical works and portraits. The Voice will expand to 40 pages with 16 to 20 pages of new music per month. The Aldine displays rich American scenery with detailed engravings and portraits.
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Menory
Stephen Walker
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Beaton
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W. M. Ouryle
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Hocky Mountains
Lurety
Juniste
Pennsylvania
Duniate
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Pennsylvania Central
Alet
Leawistown Narrows
Juniata
Lewistown
John
Davis
Lelaure
Alderelle
G. Wagunther
Case Against Mécoupin Supervisors Heads to Federal Court
The case alleges the Mécoupin county board failed to obey a court order to levy a tax to pay interest on courthouse bonds. Carlinville papers warn all supervisors could face jail if the order is not followed. Also noted is the Peak family bell ringers’ Wenona exhibition from last Friday.
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Etc
Court House
United States District Court
Springfield
Carlinville
Peak Family
Wenona
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