Secretary Noble and Tanner Departure Noted in Transcript
The Daily Transcript announces a transition as Tanner leaves after Secretary Noble states either he or Tanner must go. The paper highlights upcoming May issue shifts to new quarters and promotes its role as Peoria’s leading, progressive daily. It also advertises N W Ayer & Sons 1880 Newspaper Directory as a comprehensive reference work for advertisers.
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Noble
Tanner
Peorla
N. W. Ayer & Sons
Whitefield Game Ends In Disruption At Pasture
Correspondent reports Lacon and Sparland visitors invaded Whitefield’s pasture for a ball game. Spectators brought alcohol, the match stopped at 18 to 8 with Whitefield in the lead, causing a disturbance and Sabbath day shame.
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Whitefeld
Republican
Whiverrery
Lacon and Sparland
W. Horrock
Whitefield
Lacon
Sparland
Salenco text changes noted by Board of Education
The Board of Education plans updated books as current texts are out of date. Enrollment grows with Miss Mateor at 81 pupils, Alas Albertson 88, and Prof Hartnett 95. Friday Miss Wolper and Miss Allen led schools to a grove for language lessons, returning with spells for students. Nine scholars were promoted from Miss Boice's room to the college. baseball remains the college focus.
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Board of Education
Mateor
Alas Albertson
Hartnett
Reelie Jn
Wolper
Allen
Grove
Boice
Bobco
Opinion on hens and neighbors in a Times critique
The writer, identifying as an elderly reader, defends domesticated hens against a local critic who mocked them as "scratching hens" and urges the critic to stay out of others’ yards. The piece also mentions a property exchange between Jesus Maya and Mrs Bell involving adjoining land, noting both parties were pleased with the deal and Mr Snyder improved property by securing Mrs Bell's interest.
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Republican
Times
Hetts
Hong
Jeuse
Maya
Mra Belltfor
Bell
Snyder
Mra Bell
Hoth
State of Illinois Claims Barred by Two Year Filing Rule
The Commission of Claims holds all unliquidated state claims must be proved and filed with the Auditor of Public Accounts within two years of arising or be forever barred. In this case William K R Fairbanks for First National Bank of Lacon sues the State for damages from a Copperas Creek dam built under state authority. the court finds the two year statutory limit in force and not repealed by the Commission of Claims Act, and that damages occurred from permanent land injury rather than a continuing nuisance.
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Commission of Claims
Illinoiis
William KR. Fairbanks
First National Bank of
Marshall County
Ioots
Copperas Creek
Ilinola
Auditor of Public Accounts
Chicago and Eastern Witness
ER. R. Co. Va
Damages Barred by Statute In Eminent Domain Case
The court held the grantor could claim all damages from permanent railroad work, but the grantee could not. Because the action accrued when the dammed river permanently altered land value and the claim was not filed within two years, the statute of limitations bars recovery. E D Bilan president R D Adams commissioner W S Kay commissioner.
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Supreme Court
Ottawa Gas Co
Graham
Illinois Central Ry
Gabril
Cooper
Randall
Decatur Gas Cove
Howell
Girleags & Alton St. R. Co
Mohr
Mila
Fowle Va
Tutta
Copperas Creek
Daniel C. Jenne
General Assembly of
Illinoia
E. D. Bilan
R. D. Adams
Gommis
R. W
Kay
Hall’s Catarrh Cure Sold By Druggists As Internal Remedy
An ad claims catarrh is a constitutional disease cured only by internal medicine. Hall's Catarrh Cure is said to work through the blood and mucus surface, advertised as a regular prescription from top physicians. Testimonials are offered free, with Toledo Ohio company and 5 cent price.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Lawsuit reveals wages dispute over island work and boat crew
Correspon dence from The Republican details Harney, Payton, and Worley claims about hauling corn, dirt, and boats for island tasks. Harvey and Payton face accusations of overcharging daily rates while Worley contrasts his one day output with two or three days pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican
Harney
Paytons
Payton
Wm Worley
Worley
Harvey
Home Mission Society Aims for Forward Movement
The Home Mission Society of the Christian church announces a forward movement with Rev T A Boyer connected to the Congregational church in the city. New recruits include E A Gijlleland and G W Pearl as financial agent, with W H Boles continuing at Eureka college under board auspices.
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Ailinoise
Home Mission Socuty
Christian Church
T. A. Boyer
Congregational Church
Boyer
Clements
Meyers
E. A. Gijlleland
Eureka
G. W Pearl
Pearl
Haynes
Peorlo
Knights Templar Conclave Tricennial Reunion Trip
Tickets to Washington Oct 8–11 via the Chicago Rock Island & Pacific railway sold at a single round trip fare. Details cover routes east of the Missouri, Kansas Nebraska and Colorado points with specific travel windows and return limits, stopovers, and a $10 surcharge for New York route options. John Sebastian listed as general agent. Rock Island guarantees accommodations though the service is not on time.
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Knights Templar
Washington
Rock Island
Jobn Sebastian
Chicago
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