Locusts Found in Illinois Fields and City
Readable notes report locust developments in Marshall Clark County and Bridgeport Lawrence County. Other items include deaths births crimes floods and notable figures from Galena to Chicago, with a prison sentence for William Haas and a 100 year old man in Ford County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Welch
Leona
Winnebago County
Cobden
Shelby County
Alexandr Weeker
William Mayes
Mayes
Elizabeth J Rowley
W. R. Rowley
Grant
Galena
Robert Tarry
George Kern
Tremain’s Lake
Petersburgh
Menard County
Chicago
Wilhiam Haas
Maimorann
Anna Nebert
Jersey
Illinois
Mary McDonald
Durand
Daniel Hughes
Melvin
Ford County
Mary Lnwen
Canton
Fulton County
Husbia
Vandalia
Fayette County
Auother
Jacob H. Little
John Myers
Devatur Wagon Factory
Frank P Bernard
Bank of Montreal
Montreal
William Donnan
Mount Pulaski
Logan County
Matthew Moran
Jeorge Cresler
Auburn
Clark County
Center Avenue
Forty-seventh Street
Hugh Dougerty
W T Curtis
Rockford
Knox College
Bright
Illinois Legislature Adjourns Amid Busy Session Skirmishes
The Illinois Legislature met with no major actions in the early session as both houses adjourned. The Senate moved civil rights measures forward, debated appropriations for state facilities, and discussed telephony rates and tax proposals while suspending rules to read bills. A Civil Rights bill was later passed granting equal access to public venues with penalties for violations.
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House
Senata
Senate
Chester
Kankakee
Central Insane Agrhcan
Meee
State Law Library
Alexander Bruce
Copperus
Reek
Hovsee
Paricrapa Hour
Bny
Jacksonville
County of
Cook
Haines
Rheim
Chicaga Womans Iospital
Baker
Graham
Macon
Thirty Second General Assembly
Cullom
Wedersdas
Ivens Committee
Ambitious road and crime news from Illinois era
Reports detail a Jacksonville melee where three tramps were wounded by three attackers and arrests followed. Other items include postal earnings by Postmaster Palmer, a possible silver find in Pope County, a murder-tinged death in Jacksonville, a drowning in Bloomington, cattle disease near Saybrook, and a new broad gauge rail charter for a St Louis to Topeka line with Mississippi connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Rock Island & Pacific R’y
Pacifico
Ontongo
Joliet
Peoria
Ottawa
Ga Salle
Geneseo
Moline
Rock Island
Ilinois
Davenport
Muscatine
Washington
Keokuk
Knoxville
Gekaloosa
Fairfield
Des Moines
West Liberty
Iowa City
Atlantic
Avoca
Audubon
Harlan
Guthrie Center
Council Blaffa
Iowa
Gallatin
Trenton
Cameron
Kansas City
Missouri
Leavenworth
Atchison
Kansas
Great Rock Island
Horton
Bulity Pullman
Missouri River
Minneapolis
ST. Paul
Seneca
Kankakee
Newport News
Richmond
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
la Fayette
Counci
Blaffa
Minneapoli
United States
Canada
M. R. Cable
ST. John
Domestic Tragedy in Cincinnati Sends Doctor to Jail
At Mix Nettle Champlin’s residence in Cincinnati, Harry Champlin, a well known young man, was killed by his brother in law Dr E E Loy after a violent quarrel fueled by alcohol. Loy fired in self defense after Champlin attacked him with a knife. Loy surrendered and faced homicide charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Champlin
Cincinnati
E. E. Loy
Mix
Nettle Champlin
West Seventh Street
KK. Ley
John and
Seventh Streets
Smith & Wesson
Loy
Champlin
Nquor
Harry
Vine Street
Ila
Lou
Bac
Champlins
Big Boy
Dr. Loy
Central Station
Itzy
Shin
Dr Law
Louis
Hetary Duhine
FE. T. Carson
Lovtan
Hansehnan Commandery
Knights Templar
Dive to Death in St Louis Hotel
Br Louis Mo June 3 The late First Auditor of the U S Treasury M Reynolds killed himself yesterday morning at the Southern Hotel A shaft surrounds the rotunda and he plunged from the third floor His skull fractured and leg shattered The hotel air shaft and gas readings prompted theories of accidental asphyxiation Reynolds had left the Treasury weeks earlier and was about sixty years old A Ohio native and former Alabama regiment colonel he had been in St Louis since Saturday and stayed with a local contact before checking into the hotel
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Br Louis
BR. M Reynolds
United States Treasury
Sin Reynolds
Reynolds
Amieinde
St. Louis
McCooh Alber
Kansas
United States ‘Treasury
Waanisaros
St Louis
Ohio
Alabama
Wich
the Treasury
Chenoweth
Tevas
GEQ Official Names Aide Roles in Passenger Ticket Office
A. V. H. Carpenter named General Passenger and Ticket Agent with GEQ and H. H.Afford named Assistant General Passenger, Agent. The brief notice lists these appointments in the railroad office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. V.H. Carpenter
Gen. Pass
H. H.afford
Ass't
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Tleiois
Atarshall
Bridgeport
Lawrence County
Jo Daviess County Soldiers' Monument Association
Illinois Legislature
Palmer
Judd June
Golconda
Pope County
George Farrar
Emma Schultz
Hugo Schultz
Schultz
Lee Silvers
Bloomington
Saybrook
McLean County
Owen Means
Hallroad
Kan
Loula
Gatnesuville
Tet ‘Topeka
Dhas Acheme
Inter State
Ois
St Lonuta
Tramesville
Tex
N Railway Aml
Topeka
Paola
Tota Mele
Palinese Sedan
Winfield
Wellington
Wieletta
Atl
Fania Sedatia
Marshall
Versagiles
Lexington
All Stati
Hereva
Here
Smithsonian Institute
R. M. Reynolda
The
Treasury
Way In America
Milwaukee
and ST. Paul
Illinote
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Ows
Dakota
Ite
Northwest
Wausau and Merrill
Milwakee
Beaver Dam
Oshkosh
Waukesha
Oconomowoe
Madison
Prairie du Chien
Owatonna
Faribrak
Chiago
Beloit
Janesville
Mimeral Point
Elgin
Dubuque
Ciloags
Clinton
Cedar
Milwaubeer
G. Merrill
Geters
Clark
Neenah and
Menasha
Fond DU Lac
Milwaukerx
Brevene Polot Pee Er Chicsee
Milwau
Neenah
Stevens Point
Chippewa Falls
Eau Claire
Madson
Stillwater
Wausau and Merrill Daily
M. Pinney
Gen
Smily
Val
Barker Glen't Pass
Ageath Vaukre
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