Shooting at Lagon sparks manhunt and bond set
Thomas McAleer is jailed on $3000 bond after shooting Orris Osborne at Lacon near Saratoga Township Marshall County. Osborne, wounded in the torso, faces possible paralysis with doctors uncertain of recovery. McAleer surrendered to Sheriff Howard and is to appear at a preliminary hearing.
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Lacon
McAleer
Thomas McAlier
Edmond Harney
Saratoga
Marshall County
Mc‘aleer
Orris Osborne
Osborne
Old Settlers
Lagon
McAteer
Psporne
Thomas
Henry
Sparland
Fonte Lacon
Bo Christman
Qgborne
Drott
Father
Howard
Potts
Thomas McAleer
West Side
Tom
Teacon
Johnny
Siena
West
Saccione Bondzi
M.I. Monahan
Mon W. Betts
Tanquarys
Neommarera Erie
Grand
Mr McAleer
Mra -McAleer
Osborne Improves Amid Domestic Dispute Details to Surface
The passage notes ongoing tension as a wife asks her husband to remove Osborne, who has since reportedly improved daily. Further case details will be revealed if a trial proceeds, with all particulars to be stated in court.
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Osborne
Carnival tents fill streets in town with 36 shows
The city hosts Wortham and Allens United Shows in a five day carnival on East Park Row Second Edward and Third streets. 36 tents form a busy encampment with 15 attractions including three free shows and multiple pay attractions such as Dixie and the Ferris wheel. Noted free acts include tight wire walking at 4 30 and 6 30 pm and a 60 foot high dog leap. The Hippodrome features trained animals and a roaming cartoonist. The carnival travels next to Morris then Kansas and the South.
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Wortham & Allen
United
East Park Row
Edward
Third
Frommel’s
Third Street
Central Park
Hippodrome
Edward Street
Lower Edward Street
Morris-and-from
State of
Kansas
South
La Salle Eagles Rally Past Henry Greys in Steamer Clash
La Salle Eagles, a Trolley League team, rallied to defeat Henry Greys after a tense afternoon on the Swain. Naas cleared the bases with a two RBI hit in the sixth, giving La Salle three runs on one hit and securing the victory. Henry mounted a late ninth inning rally but could not overturn the deficit.
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la Salle Eagles
Henry
Swain
Henry Greys
Naas
Gnatt
la Salle
Alb
West
Fleming
Sauers
Fitzpatrick
Fox
Melody
Coss
Eee
PO A. Haines
Jack
Wood
Blundell
Herman
Newsam
P ' Lofgren
Heininger
Glatt
Glatz
Death Notices From Wapello and Peoria
Mrs. A E Jackson of Wapello Iowa died Aug 21 1910 from tuberculosis at 31 years 11 months 25 days She is survived by husband L E Jackson and two children Bonnie Lee and Zelma Doris The funeral was held at her parents home Rev J E Newsom officiating Burial in Wapello cemetery Also reporting John McHaughlin 72 died Aug 21 at Norman McLaughlin’s home Peoria Illinois of apoplexy He was son of late Samuel B McHaughling and formerly farmer in Henry County Burial at Onilli cemetery in the land given by his father to the city
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Phillips
Deer Creek
Woodford
Pallyps
Ance
Éuuse
A. E. Jackson
Gertie Lee Jackson
Oliver Ives
Wapello
Jackson
Dysart
J. E.newsom
George Halbléib
John Mcbaugh
Lin
Norman McLaughlin
Perry
Peoria
Samuel “B.mchaughling
Steuien
Marshall
John
Henry
Norman
Hiss
Spencer
Daingxell
Levi Durflinger
Ed Haines
Swan Lake Club
Judge Higgs
Kansas City
H. J. Gregory
Allan Williams
John McKirgan
Victoria
Knox County
Magnolia
Jessie Mallory
Chillicothe
James
Will E. Applen
Henry Applen
Whitefield Central
H. N. Morse
Dawn
Minnesota
G. J. Sparling
Kewanee
John Sparling
Sparling
J. S. Vaniaton
Xenta
Thomas
Odr. Thomas
Toluga
A L. Gilpin
Chicago
Alice
George A. Burt
Dick Steele
Joseph Greenlee
Robert
Willams
Maggie Kelley
Saratoga
Kelley Brothers
Thomas Landers
Benjamin Ransom
Bureau
Henry Mohler
Bloomington
Andrew Kelley
Wauwatosa
Wis
Kelley
Lewis Elk
Milwaukee
Perators’ Association
Wal‘kervof
Mliners
Lewisyof
Death of William Horrocks longtime Whitefield settler
William Horrocks 80, an early Whitefield township resident, died Sunday August 28 1910 while visiting son James at Farmington. Born November 24 1830 in Lancashire England he arrived in 1862 and Illinois in 1855. He left a wife Frances Clarke and eight children. He owned 114 acres in Whitefield and coal banks, worked coal mines in several states, and served in local English lodge circles. Funeral held at Farmington Fulton county with services at the grave conducted by Rev R L Whipple.
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Whitefield Township
James
Farmington
William Horrocks
Lancashire
England
Benjamin
John
Manlius
Bureau County
William
Whitefield
George
Elizabeth
Mary
Isabella
Mr. Horrocks
New World
Illinois
Marshall County
Horrocks
Frances Clarke
Suffolk
Peoria
New York Institute
fFr Selene
Odd Fellows
Fulton County
Henry
Doran
Annual reunion of the Highty Sixth Illinois Regiment at Peoria
The 86th Illinois G A R veterans met at Peoria for a reunion with about 70 attendees, marking 45 years since the Civil War. Major James A. Connolly spoke of old days and honored the dead, with George A. Shirtleff predicting peace and several regimental officers elected or noted for service.
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Hinois
Peoria
James A. Connolly
Springfield
Illinois G. A. R
George A. Shurtraft
Major Connolly
Camp Deneen
Major-Connolly
Shirtleff
Henry County Happenings In A Nutshell
Local notes from Henry and vicinity cover visits by Ed Haines at Swan Lake club and Judge Higgs in town, along with arrivals and departures of residents. Wrecks near Bureau, farm independence discussion, and community life items including schools, repairs, and local businesses are noted.
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Henry and Vicinity
Onnral Sunday Services and Conference Preparations
Local church notices announce Sunday services for MM. Bs Onnral Sunday with 9 46 a m preaching and 11 a m service, plus Epworth league at 7 2 p m and 8 00 p m. A quarterly tea is planned at Mrs. J Q Hur's home on Wednesday at 2 30 p m with mite boxes opening. A free rest room will be available near Jon ce Herry's restaurant during Fans Conference. The Presbyterian Church resumes regular services next Sabbath with Sabbath school at 9 45 and morning worship at 11, Christian Endeavor at 7, and prayer meeting Thursday at 7 30.
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Jonce Herry
Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian
H. W. Burger
Rastor
Senachwine Consolidated School District Progress Report
The Putnam village district joins four districts to form Senachwine Consolidated School District. A site vote north of the M E church approved 33 to 10 for a modern campus measuring nine by 38 rods. The district includes Putnam, Winship, Gilter, and Sparlin districts with 90 pupils. The new campus will house high school courses and broader facilities.
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Putnam
Mat Drake
E. Sparing
Christenson
The
Senachwine
Winship School
Gilter
Sparlini
Sang ey two os e Dee Wat
Fragmentary OCR reads as a short musical item or performance snippet with unclear names and no clear event details. The readable words indicate a possible song or chant but lack context, dates, or participants.
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B. Littlefield
Au el
Grace. Bowers
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Ata
Al 1
H. C. Reichel
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Margaret ‘Campbell
Minonk News
John. Schneider
Wweek
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