Reunion of the 112th Illinois at Wyoming Stark County
The annual reunion of the 112th Illinois Volunteer Regiment was held in Wyoming Stark County on a recent Wednesday with about 200 veterans and townspeople present. Speeches by Gen Thomas J Henderson and officers recalled Civil War campaigns at Knoxville and East Tennessee, with music by local bands and a planned Cambridge reunion next year.
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Illinois Volunteere
Wyoming
Stark County
Algee
Kayley
Meyer
Battlefeld
Knoxville
Tillmore
Cits
112Th
Thomas J. Henderson
Phelpa
Tre-union
Lieut
Mitchell
Bush
Alden
East
Tennessee
Stoufe
Georgia
Franklin
Nashville
Cambridge
Grand Jury and County Farm Superintendent selection clash
A letter to The Heary Republican questions county oversight and urges reform in appointing the county farm superintendent. The writer protests grand jury influence, privileges for lawyers, and favoritism, proposing cheaper, transparent processes and exposing names and witnesses to curb weak cases and monopolistic practices.
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Heary Republican
Marshall County
Hue
Board of Supervisors
George Ray
Sparland
Ray
George
Habeas Corpus Case Stirs Putnam County Residents
Reports from Magnolia reveal a sensational habeas corpus dispute over Archibald Taylor and his estranged wife Martha L Taylor regarding three children born of a California marriage. The case features a writ served in Peoria, a delay for Taylor to appear, and public sympathy skewed by the mother’s conduct. A separate note covers a violent altercation between Duf. Peachin and German men, plus local postings about W. I. Foster leaving for Colorado and Charles R. Thompson succeeding as postmaster.
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Putnam County
A. B. Gurnen
Magnolia
Archibald Taylor
California
Patterson
Martha L. Taylor
Taylor
West Virginia
Peoria
Paterbaugh
Durley
Crafty Bros
Peachin
Valentine Link
W. I. Foster
Bradford
Fee Eile
Colorado
Charles R. Thompson
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Thorsday
Jamin
JosEra Placher
N.al
John Hutchinson
Thomas L. ‘Pursel
Francis Gregory
Weath
Willépr
Adelia Culver
Orsemus’Culver
George Wirline
Duffield
Reidaywisi
Justin L. Miner
Culver
Caldwell
Wm. Evans
Guardian
Joseph F. Foster
John 7
G. Foster
James V. Wikoff
James B. Martin
Wm. Dennis
Wm. Spangler
Milton Hull
Wm. J.’ Fort
Wm. D. Fort
John T. G. ‘Foster
Nathaniel Moore
M. J. Frech
Robert Justice
Justice
Robert A. Wright
M Hattan
G. L. Fort
John Piper
Samuel McCoy
McCoy
Bell
James Smith
Samuel W. Camp
Mary Camp
Olive L. Baker
Alfred G.thorn
Phisiiias Stevens
J.C. Kingsley
Heory
Nebraska
Henry
Ata JU
Hoagland
Adison Sirert
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Ilinoia
Comstock & Avery
Illinois
Wilrsellyon
Chicago
Main St
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Ates
Satan
Abs
ATP
Re Bae
Ef Stee
UG Aee
Lera
Hinds
Ken. McNeal
It. Koehler & Co
I. K@HLER & CO
Cetturn
A. C. Ouristern
Theo
SMITH
THE
Terrasy
SECOR
Locr
Viesna
Temple of Fashion
Gho. Schuster
Cassimeres
Vestinger
Atings
Atest
Eowanpe Srnxer
Ewer
Becker Praler
Edwards Street
Third St
Claire
Vincent Becker
Pechin Brothers
ADEAS
Olsterne
Notion &News
Burt
Genilla
Secor Manufacturing Company
American Tnstitute
New York
Marshall
Stark, Putnam
Bureau Counties
Henry, Ml
Richard Dikes
Joseph Schick
Atly
Voorlsang
Joseph &Chick
Meat Market
William Schneider
East Park Row
Enat Aldo
Public Square
Tle
Coal & Wood
Hl Anderson
D. H. Anderson
James and
North Streets
A. E. Nichols
Nichols & Motter
Spee's
Barte Auger
Nichols &Motter
Iiinola
A. Stone
A. D. Sawyer
C.A. Stone & CO
Kline
Gun-Smith
Hop
National Bank
Edwarda Street
Pekin & Jacksonville
Traina
Jacksonville
Spring
St. Louis
Mail
Pekin
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