Captured Eagle Show At Denver Venue Attracts Crowd
A full page recounts the capture and handling of a bald eagle seen by spectators near Linon Prairie. The eagle, restrained and brought to a hotel, was later taken to Denver with plans to sell the bird to a manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bae
Elly
Rae
Ara B
Elie Ie
Bocis Ibland
Linon
Rome
Abe
Wag Bros
Denver
The
Freeman
Nome Mekagerte
Illinois Picnic At Haet Late Park On Washingtons Birthday
A bustling Illinois county gathering in California brought together delegates from Marshall and surrounding counties for a Washingtons Birthday picnic at Haet Late Park in Los Angeles. The event featured speeches by James Miller and Dr Homer Bates, tributes to Illinois pioneers, and a push to form a permanent Illinois society with plans for an annual festival.
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Sierra Madre
WSS
Chamber of Commerce
James A Miller
Jim Miller
Buffman
Emma Lamphere
Galesburg
Lamphere
California
Miller
Long Beach
Messrs Redburn
Gittings
Memorial tribute to Hannah Finney in Los Angeles
An obituary note laments the death of Hannah Finney, praising her as a gifted schoolteacher from age 13, a relentless advocate for study, and a charitable, thoughtful friend. It recalls her deep intellect, selfless acts, and lasting impact on family and community, ending with a verse about life eternal beyond the river Jordan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah Piney
Hannah Finney
Los Angeles
Death Notices and Obituaries From Magnolia Township
Obituaries report John A. Kays of Magnolia Township died February 20 1906 after weeks of illness. He was born March 7 1851 and leaves a wife Mary Alice Hartenbower and six children. Funeral at home on Thursday conducted by Rev B D S McCown with burial in Magnolia cemetery. Also noted is the death of a veteran pilot from the Great Lakes era aged 78, who served on multiple steamboats and lived retired on North Street after the river career. funeral held at his residence with interment in Hemlock Cemetery.
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Joma A. Keys
John A Kays
Magnolia Township
al- Wayo
Henry
Rachael Kays
Hfe
Marcus
Tonics
Emory
Phoenix
Arizona
Jane Bobbitt
Magnolia
Clara Cole
Ottawa
Mary Alice Hartenbower
J H Hartenbower
Henry School
State University
Kays
BD. S McCown
Cous
Mrs Andrews
Nellie McBride
Arlene Hunter
Anna Brown
Mary Ketler
Bell
Great Lakes
Mississ
John Read
Buffalo
Chicago
Uncle Sam
Wer
Illinois River
Morris
York
Anderson
Storm
Beaver
Rescue
Yankee
Becker Place
North Street
Patrick Mertin
Lacon
Edward Myers
Ripley
D. & McCowm
J. O. Hi
Akesaes
Keller
Exuberant California Letter From Los Angeles Correspondent
From Los Angeles. Co. BR. Ramelis Writes. Feb. 2, 1906. A correspondent reports warm weather, booming city life, and social scenes, noting buildings rising, real estate fever, churches with strong congregations and fashionable ladies, while promising future impressions from other locales.
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Ramelis
Los Angeles
Cal
Republican
Regorte
Mumber Henry
ML. Teocke
Will Byarett
Bar
J. W. Boyd
E. F Parker
L. V. Smerick
First Congregational
Dr Day
First Methodist
Dr. Melnttre
First Presbyterian
Frank Dawitt Talmadge
Brooklyn
MelIntire
Congregational Church
Llinois
Jessa
Semi Minois
Capgtern City
Cone
Wild deer herd roaming permitted on prairie lands
Joseph Hatecker of Tagenvoll county maintains a herd of 35 wild deer on a large farm. State Game Warden J A Whesler assures protection under game law to both wild and domestic deer and that hunters will be monitored. The text also mentions unrelated garbled lines about horses and various names and places.
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Joseph Hatecker
Tagenvoll County
J. A. Whesler
Avery
Keigwa Opartenen
Tanawell
Laesthe Jaros
Married life begins for Sterrett and Han cock in Henry
The Henry Republican reports the wedding of Edward Sterrett to Miss Pagri Hancock, both figures in Henry life. The ceremony was held in Burlington Ia with witnesses James Robinson and N G Moran, then the couple settled in Sterrett’s redecorated home on West street. Sterrett, a key local business figure, partners in Henry Telephone and Pavilion Park, is praised as civic and genial. The note also covers Philip Steinie and Miss Mabel Remley’s Peoria wedding, noting Steinie’s long residence in Henry and Remley’s Hopewell upbringing and school ties. The paper extends congratulations and wishes for a happy, united life.
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Mab
Union Hotel
Burnlington
Herper
Mig
Edward
Sterrett
Pagri Hancock
Lacon
James Robinson
Rushville
N. G. Moran
Henry
West Street
Mrr
Electric
Uposite Case
C. A. Camp
Henry Independent Telephone
Henry Telephone Company
Pavilion Park
Philip
Steimie
Mabel Remley
Hopewell Township
Peoria
Heary
Bio— Ter
Circle of Friends
Hopewell
Henry High School
Hopewell News
Henry Republican
Sieimie
Strange Contrast Seen At Ortawa Court
The report describes a stark contrast noted at Ortawa involving two boys in Sheriff Frank Trenibexy’s custody, Thomas Sesith and John Helisy, sent to reform at Pontiac while a separate group of better behaved boys sang in the Arstory ward. A wedding occurred at 4416 Langley Avenue in Chicago on February 14 at 8:30 p.m. with Rev. McDonald officiating and a reception hosted by Hertzels and Webber.
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Frank
Thomas Sesith
John
Max
Prof
Meary_B
Boyo
Ronsy
Dex
Langley Avenue
Chicago
Mr. Webber
Rev
McDonald
Oakland
Sharen
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Marshall Comunty
Ndronall County
Tlinois
Haet Late Park
Los Angre
Washington
John Morgan
Epoins Aspinall
William Everett Jasad
Ee Boyd
Geek Bocke
Theodore Is Alway
Ay Thiense Allinson
Aura Vpantesek
Freda Townsend
Freese
Libbie Clark
New Jersey
Ella M. Se
Epoud
Iowa
Marshall County
Ella MacBurt
Coleridge
Athe Lowa Association
Los An- 2
Mr Locke
Thomes Mattingly
County
Susie Harvey
Charles B. Bown
Ahrens
Sterling
Reema Samamigg
Tina Helgoth
Jordan
Arested
Earth
Byrttie
Kanth
Karch
Imst
Mst
Ashe
Anthbes
David Wills
Oliver mMit
Spatos
Westing
Sterrette Hiameneik
Steimie Remley
Nishet-Wobbes
Ortawa
DuEont
Boyne
Shera
Tikes
Burlingtor
Pa Oey
Che
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