United States relations studied ahead of World's Fair
The Chautauqua circle fronts the subject of U S foreign relations in the winter course as the World’s Fair nears. Local items note a church pastor appointment, family visits, a missing gold watch found near Sheller Bros. and a hunting incident with a damaged colt.
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United States
Chautauqua
Young Willie Jacobs Almost Fatal Revolver Accident
Last night Willie Jacobs, 16, son of J. T. Jacobs, nearly died from a revolver discharge. He says a .22 pistol misfired while he was fixing the cylinder with the hammer half cocked. The bullet grazed his forehead, lodging under the scalp after glancing upward. He then went to the butcher shop and Dr. Haller treated him for the flattened ball.
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Willie Jacobs
J. T. Jacobs
Billy
Dr. Haller
Death by self-inflicted wounds noted in local obituary
The article details a woman identified as Mrs Frisbee taking her own life with a razor after a night of caregiving for her baby. An inquest found no domestic strife, but a note expressed fatigue and love for her husband. A brief funeral followed, conducted by Rev. W.S. Smith. The piece also reports the obituary of Margaret Wolf Dubbel, born 1833 and died 1892, listing her children and marriage.
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Coon Rapids
Dee
Frisbee
Bertha
Rev. W.S. Smith
Odd Fellows
Christian life marks 1855 to Lanark era in obituary line
An obituary notes a woman who joined the German Baptist church in 1855 and lived a devout Christian life. Her family moved from Ogle county to Carroll county near Lanark in 1863 and later retired there. She endured two weeks of bed confinement with patience and Christian fortitude. Funeral rites were held at Cherry Grove by Rev. David Rowland and Rev. Z T Livengood, burial in Cherry Grove Cemetery.
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German Baptist Church
Ogle County
Carroll County
Lanark
Cherry Grove
David Rowland
Z.T. Livengood
Bank Statement of Carroll County Bank as of Dec 17 1592
W L Franck cashier swears the bank’s balance sheet is true. Capital stock paid in five hundred thousand dollars shows in the figures with surplus, undivided profits at 10682.37. National bank notes outstanding 18000. Individual deposits subject to check 51164.25 demand certificates 40763.01. Notary public J M Glotfelty attests. Directors Rippertick Chisholm Cornelius Hegeman Snively sign the statement.
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Jos
Barron
Shannon Express
County Court
Carroll County
Illnois
John
John W. Henkel
First National Bank of Lanark
Lanark
Finois
John S. Snively
de Bonis
Hoffman
State
Illinois
County OF Carroll
W. L. Franck
J. M. Glotfelty
Ripperick Chisholm
Cornelius Hegeman
J. 5
Snively
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the Lanark Gazette
Laon
E. J. Barklow
Wild & Barklow, Pubs
Gazette Building
Broad St
Vance
Lanark, Ill
Chicago
KE. E. Dubbel
E.C. Dick
Mr. Dubbel
Mr. Dick
J. B. Wright
The
Christian Church
Tev
Mrs. Wright
City
J. H. Barklow
Yellow Creek
Wm. Barklow
Barklow
Cleveland
Harrison
Bertha Frisbee
Noble
Geo. Noble
Sheller Bros. Hardware Store
Clemmer & Co
Hughes and Valentine
Joseph Dubbel
Grammar Dept
O. P. Cowen
Mrs. Frisbee
Dubbel
Margaret Wolf
Washington County
Daniel Wolf
Manner Church
David W. Dubbel
Mary E. Eckman
Helen Rowland
Edward E. Dubbel
Anna B. Gordon
Wales—Snow
C. P. Snow
George H. Wales
C. E. Wales
Vine Snow
Gardner
Bloomington
Wales
Jno. Allemony
Lexington
Callon W. H. Hess
First National Bank
Resources
U.s
A. H. Hawk
Revere
Chadwick
Huta
Wm. Hogan & Co
City Drug Store
J. J. Valentine
J. M. Cross
Bissell
W. H. Hess
Cutter
Bob Sled
W. FH. Hess