Henry Greys Fall In 12 Inning Finale To Streator Jodies
The Henry Greys lost a 12 inning season finale to the Streator Jodies amid disputed calls and costly errors. Buchele pitched long, three Henry errors led to three unearned runs, and umpires decided the outcome. Streator led early, Henry rallied, but two extra frames sealed a 5 to 5 tie before 12th inning heartbreak.
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Henry Greys
Streator Jodies
Umps
Buchele
Henry
Streator
Joseph Dorman
Joseph
Jodies
Joe
Hodgens
Hall
McLinden
Johnson
Rowatt
Jack
Waras
Newsam
Pope
Diesdale
Lofgren
Heininger
Coe
Webber
Panzer
God
Auto accident injures doctor on morning ride near Undercliff
Dr. R. S. Bayne and his son Walter suffered a severe leg fracture when their two cylinder Reo crashed into a ditch near Stephen Smiths farm on a Tuesday morning. Walter escaped unharmed while Bayne sustained a triple fracture and multiple bone breaks. he received aid from locals and Dr Swein before being taken home for treatment.
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Walter
Stephen Smith
Daniel Horrom
Benjamin Ransom
Swein
Donnie Horrom
R. R. Lash
Miracle saves nine as train hits auto in Oak Park
A Chicago & Oak Park Elevated train struck a northbound automobile at Clinton avenue Oak Park injuring lL F Boyle his wife and two other passengers and a Mary Webb and child. The car was thrown 20 feet and the occupants suffered bruises cuts and scrapes though none seriously hurt. The party rode an elevated train to friends in Edgewater after the crash.
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Ll. F. Boyle
Hennepin
Mary Webb
Chicago
Oak Park
Clinton Avenue
Chicago & Northwestern
Friends
Edgewater
New Music Store opens Henry branch by Chas C Adams Co
Chas C Adams Co Peoria plans a Henry branch and leases space in T H Hartwig building for a piano and music exhibit. A large guessing contest with piano makers is arranged to benefit Henry music lovers and surrounding country.
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Chas. C. Adams & Co
Peoria
Henry
T. H. Hartwig
Rainy day notes and local happenings in Sherman County
News of the city covers social visits in Sherman Glenn’s hogs at the Princeton fair, church memberships, a September card party at St. Mary’s hall, and a bargain offer for two newspapers. It notes local travels, business visits, and a soldiers' reunion with a motor boat regatta, plus a Oklahoma Republican chairmanship and caregiver departures from Savanna.
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Sherman Glenn
Princeton
Philip Thomas
Lacon
Fred Neuhalsen
Clara Wombacher
Presbyterian Church
H. F. Andrews
Chicago
Thomas
Ladies’ Guild
St. Mary’s Hall
Henry Republican
Peoria Daily Star
Hutchins & Downey
Mammoth
George Smalley
Edward
Doyle
Champaign
George
Wesley
Simeon Doyle
Whitefield Corners
Henry
Republican
Walter BE. Black
Moore-Shafer Shoe Manufacturing Co
Rochester
F. E. Bailey
Kewanee
Camp House
Bailey
Pearl Seltzer
Chillicothe
Selby
Osbon
Miss Clarice
Bishop Dunne consecrated Peoria's new bishop in Chicago rite
Archbishops bishops and hundreds of clergy attended the consecration of Edmund Michael Dunne as bishop of Peoria at Holy Name cathedral Chicago on September 2. The ceremony included four co consecrators led by Archbishop Falconio, with Bishop Spalding present, and Dunne to be installed September 8 at St Marys cathedral Peoria.
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Edmund Michael Dunne
Archdiocese of Chicago
Peoria
Chicago
Holy Name Cathedral
North State
Superior Streets
D. J. Jordan
St. Elizabeth's Church
Paul Rhode
Dunne
St. Mary’s Cathedral
Spalding
F. J. O'Reilly
J. J. Shannon
Falconio
John Janssen
D. D
Belleville
P. J. Muldoon
Rockford
Galesburg
Republican Register
Sgalding
Cement Watering Trough Ordered for West Park Row
City council minutes from September 6 1909 note approval of treasurer report totaling 2926 66 with receipts and payments including show boat fines and street upkeep. An ordinance to construct a concrete watering trough and approach on West Park Row is adopted with costs to be funded by general taxation and will take effect after publication.
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West Park Row
Paskell
Smith
Hutchins
Dille
Yanochowski
Brown
Ald
Leavitt
Wm. Sievers
Henry Jacobs
Inssatarm al Oraera Insistele Viespiete
Cobley & Thom
James Chambers
James’ McHart
George DeVos
Ald. Hutchins
Ald. Smith
Alds
G. Halbleib
Wm. Donovan
James McCune
Es Standard Oil Co
Hans Christenson
Tris Ein
John Peterman, Jr
John Hankins
City Hall
John Tomasson
Rm Park
Fred Raymond
George Bergantz
Edward Meyers
John Sanders
Dayton Osbon
Chas. McKeal
John Green
A. G. Humphrey
Henry Electric Co
Fred Merdian
Tines
Wm. Helinger
Frank Erikson
C. W. Woodward
Charles Garlin
Geo. Huffstetter
Heininger
Brownt
City of
Henry
Second Street
A. D
John R.paskell
Elias B. Wright
Ald. Brown
John R. Paskell
Board of Review outlines work for 1909 in Marshall County
The Marshall county board of review completed its labors and adjourned. It notes the revenue law aims to equalize assessments but admits not all property is taxed. This year included changing valuations from one-fifth to one-third of actual value, based on a state law. Over 300 complaints were filed. many taxpayers were relieved after hearings. Personal property increases by township totaled 294,580 dollars. Sheriff J B Howard expects trouble extraditing Thomas Donnelly, accused kidnapper, with Governor Curry willing to turn him over to Illinois authorities. A guard for the heiress Mary Berry is involved. Donnelly is believed to be her guardian’s brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall County Board of Review
Board of Review
State Revenue
Belle Plain
Bennington
Evans
Henry
Hopewell
Lacon
la Prairie
Saratoga
Steuben
Richland
Roberts
Whitefield
Board of Review of 1909
T. J. Hopkins
Donnelly
J. B. Howard
Thomas Donnelly
Mary Berry
Toluca
Curry
Illinois
John Berry
New Mexico
Mary Farley
Howard
Chicago
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Haines
Wood
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H. PO
Sans Rowatt
Wee Pope
van Hall
Tae
Sae Diesdale
Oy BE. Jordan
Deihl
D. Hodgens
Tiskilwa Atkinson
Sheffield Aeaee
Fr. S. Bayne
Miracle
News OF the City
Magnolia Grange
Chicago Union Giants
Saunemin
Long Point Band
Savanna
B. M. Chiperfield
Home Company
Clinton
Dubuque
Sabula
James Harris
Wagoner, Ohls
Marshall County
Republican State Committee of
Oklahoma
Taft
War Wagoner
Harris
W.T. Atkinson
John Stouffer
E. M. Dunne
Tacoma Ledger
University of Puget Sound
Julius Christian Zeller
Bloomington
Tll
United States
Illinois Wesleyan University
Zeller
University of Tacoma
George A. Zeller
Bartonville
August Panzer
Tribune
City Affairs
Council
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