Bail Hearing For Culver and Carver in Steuben Township
In Steuben township on Tuesday morning Judge Shaw presided as Culver and James Carver, held for the murder of Royal Frisbey, appeared under a writ of habeas corpus for a bail hearing. The case drew farmer interest as evidence, cross-examinations, and testimonies by the state’s attorney C. N. Barnes and defense, with Royal Frisbey’s wife testifying to Frisbey’s temper and habits. Bail was initially set at $10,000 each, bonds posted, and the prisoners released while Culver’s mother accompanied him home.
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Shaw
G. N. Culver
James Carver
Moyal Frisbey
West Side
Thrones
C. N. Barnes
G.O
RR. M. Barnes
Culver
M Crank
Calver
Grand Jury
R. Magoon Barnes
Royal Frisbey
Carver House
Havee
Steuben Township
Frisbey
Chillicothe
Culiver
Mra Carver
Hamilton Barr
Willam Frisbey
Royal
Frinbeys
Carvers
Th “Lau
Hin
Evenlen
Adelin Culvér
Thomas Wood
Lewis. Specht
Bamvel Thompson
Willaaach Thoms Wallace LD
Thomas
Williams, L
Willies Ff
Remarkable Cure Reported for Stomach Nerve Disorder
Rebecca Wilkinson of Brownavalley Indie credits South American Nervino with curing three years of nervous weakness and stomach indigestion after constant doctoring failed. She touts it as the grandest medicine and urges weekly use. Trial bottle priced at 15 cents, sold by I. E. Powell and F A. Powell, druggists, Henry Til.
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Rebecca Wilkinson
Brownavalley Indie
Condit
I.E
F A. Powell
Henry Til
Preliminary Trial Draws Local Notables At G N Culver Court
A crowd of residents including Geo Dal, W Fosdick, I W Camory, Jesse Harriggon, John Barry, O A Collip, B J Granbure, Wright, F S Bottds, EB Disosway, Maria Devlessonte Sophers, Mrs A Colver, and others attended the preliminary trial of G N Culver Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unie Sillzaien
G. N. Culver
Geo Dal
W. Fosdick
I. W W. Camory
Jesse Harriggon
John Barry
Collip
B.J. Granbure
Wright
Bottds
EB. T. Disosway
Maria Devlessonte Sophers
A. Colver
Day at Ondercli Excursion Draws Crowds and Orator Worthington
A large gathering at Lake Senuchwine enjoyed a July 4 event with a parade of attendees from Sparland and Lacon. Peoria’s N. E. Worthington spoke on individual thinking and voting while other entertainments included Miss Elia Richards and George Schafer's wire act, boat rides, and fireworks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Axno
Heory
Sparland
Lacon
Peoria
Pekin
Senuchwine
Lincoln
Jubilee Singers
Bracken
N. E. Worthington
Egypt
Greece
Rome
United States
Rockafellow
Cheriah
George Schafer
Elia Richards
Quincy
Ely's Cream Balm Praised by Users in Illinois Notes
Chronic catarrh relief reported by E W Willard of Juliet and J O Olmstead of Arcola Illinois. Both credit Ely's Cream Balm for curing nasal catarrh and removing unpleasant odors after using a single bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
E. W. Willard
Juliet
J. O. Olmstead
Arcola
Ill
W. W. Welch Praises Gos Sip er Section in Peoria Transcript
W. W. Welch of the Peoria Transcript is described as agreeable and clever, praising the Gos sip er department of the Sunday edition as a well prepared feature of the journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Welch
Peoria Transcript
Wenona contracts Ottawa firm for school house project
Wenona awards contract for a new school building to an Ottawa-based firm for 1480 dollars, likely Colwell and Co, to carry the prominent city project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenona
Ottawa
Colwell, &Co
Hr City
Deering Harvesters Prove Superior to McCormick in Field Test
Charles Myers of Hennenin tried both harvesters in tangled rye. A Deering harvester by A Warren cut six acres in the same field, satisfying Myers, while McCormick failed. Warren declares Deering lighter, easier to run, and capable of handling all grain conditions, saving time and grain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deerlux
McCormick
Republican
Buxxerm
McCormick Machine Co
Charles Myers
McCormick Harvester
Myers
Etter
Hennenin
Deering Machine Co
A. Warren
Deering and
McCormick Harvesters
Each Machine Co
C. A. Warren
Will and Estate Proceedings in Marshall County Probate
Willis Probated reports summarize several wills probated before Judge RE Richmond and Clerk Hartley. Wills cited include William Wallace’s with wife executrix and 120 acre farm toward Whitefield, Horace L Hutchins with Eugene Hutchins as executor, Dr Charles Davis with Maria L Davis as executrix, and A M Pool enabling $1500 for Grace R Carlton to buy a home in East Portland Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall County
RE. D. Richmond
John Hartley
William Wallace
Whitefield
Ake
Johanna
Henry
Thomas
T. F. Clover
Eeq
Edmund Harney
Horace L. Hutchins
Eugene H. Hutchins
Blabop
Hull
Eugene
Asa Hutchins
R. Potter
Messra W. Mateer
Robert Clark
F. Potter
Charles Davis
Maria L. Davis
Casian
Lawrence
E. T. Disosway
Delog
Geo Burt
A. M Pool
J. H Jones
Grace R. Carlton
East Portland
Oregon
Richmond
Stone Masonry Praised For New School House
The firm Schwerin & Kammerer subcontracted the stone and brick work on our new school house in Peoria. The work was completed Tuesday to the satisfaction of the Board of Education and citizens. The $30,000 building features a solid rock foundation and capstone doorways, and is described as durable, neatly finished, and well executed. Call them for future projects.
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Peoria
Board of Education
Achool
Schwerin & Kammerer
Newspaper Advertising in Mass or Personal Talk Wins
A business man can be equally effective talking to a crowd of one thousand or to a single customer, using earnest newspaper communication to secure success in advertising.
Epworth League Yearly Report and Activities 1890
The Epworth League of Benty reports 52 members for the year ending June 29 1890. Activities include 50 regular meetings 15 cabinet meetings and 12 open meetings with devotions scriptures and lectures. Delegates report from Epworth League Convention Peoria District Elmwood June 28 1890 July 11 Dec. badges adopted. Expenditures include $1190 proceeds from Boolable. steamer Rex excursion $92.56. church debt payment $85.50 and lamps $57. September 26 donation from Central Epworth League presented President C W Ayling a gift. October 28 Holy Land lecture by Prof Marks proceeds $620 November 7 visit Muse Hatch Dixon November 28 open meeting and Thanksgiving. 1801 February 18 Japanese lecture March 14 racks for church pews $18 March 22 Wesley memorial program noted. April 28 lecture from Brogue Rock Island June 22 river excursion Peoria proceeds $15.21 Officers listed: President C W Ayling Vice President Sallie Disosway Second Lotle Champ Third Ella Jenkins Fourth Jennole Deyos Secretary Hettie Mateer Treasurer William Merritt.
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Epworth League
Epworth League of Benty
Epworth Herald
Peoria
Elmwood
Rex
Central Epworth League
C. W. Ayling
Holy Land
Prof Marks
Chicago
Muse Hatch
Dixon
Brogue
Rock Island
League
C. W. Aylingtat
Sallie
Lottle Champ
Ballard's Horehound Syrup Promises Quick Cough Relief
An old advertisement touts Ballard's Horehound Syrup as the best remedy for whooping cough and other lung ailments. It claims rapid relief for nighttime coughing, boosts lung tissue, and contains no opium while using pure ingredients. It targets children and general respiratory issues.
Fragmentary notice urging subscription value
The text invites the reader to consider a paper sent unsolicited as a subscription offer. It promises reading matter worth multiple times the subscription price and mentions departments that alone exceed the cost. The fragment hints at a promotional pitch and pricing but lacks full details.
Venezuela Moves Toward Reciprocity With United States
Venezuelan Congress grants President Palacio authority to negotiate a U S commercial arrangement with Washington. The move follows a drafted basis for reciprocity tied to the 1800 tariff act, aiming to boost U S trade as Venezuela, a coffee rich nation exporting about 12 million annually and importing 15 million, streamlines port dues and customs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palacio
United States
Washington
Caracas
Department of State
Congress of Venezuela
Congress of the United States
Venezuela
South America
Weather Bureau names Harrington new chief
Prof Harrington of Ann Arbor Michigan has been appointed chief of the Weather Bureau in Washington with a long career in meteorology. Born in 1848 near Sycamore Illinois he studied at Evanston and Michigan University. He founded the American Meteorological Journal and has held posts in Alaska Pekin and at Michigan University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrington
Ann Arbor
Mich
Weather Bureau
Washington
Mark W. Harrington
American Meteorological Journal
Sycamore
Ill
Evanston
Michigan University
Alaska
United States Coast Survey
W H. Doli
Leipate University
Chinese Foreign Office
Pekin
Watson
Lennean Society of London
Royal Meteorological Society
A Kansas City Firm Goes Bankrupt
Kansan City Missouri July 1 The wholesale boot and shoe firm of Patterson and Co. filed for voluntary bankruptcy for the benefit of creditors. Assets and liabilities are estimated at 100000 dollars.
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Kansas City
Kansan City
Patterson & Co
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Jumern Carver
Heyal Krisbey
Ondercli
Willis
Mum
Igw Opera Hall
Henry Yaeger
Lal
Scott Marble
Metropolitan Band and Orchestra
Powell's Drug Store
Pitcher’s Castoria
Daby
Castoria
Miss
Castoris
NEW Weather Chief
E T. Discaway
Henry B. Stewart
Brazil
Clay Co
Ind
Mra Nance Books
Neoga
George B. Black
First Presbyterian Opureh
Alice E. Stone
Racine
Washington , Co
Suzen Hupp
A L
George Hupp
R. G. Miller
G. Miller, M
Maria L Rye
Zooutriz
Gov
Burt, Rey
Jeriah Bonham
Springfield
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Allen
Wrisley
Odma Deshe OA
Addrees James Tanner
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Lyn
Duke Bros
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