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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1913
Page
6
Scott Expedition Deaths At South Pole Mark Heroic Endeavor
The Scott Expedition led by Captain Robert I Scott perished after reaching the South Pole area in 1911-12. Five men advanced toward the pole while three were left behind. the final record details the deaths of Scott Wilson Oates Bowers and Evans and discusses the termination of the search efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert I. Scott
Antarcte
South Pole
England
New Zealand
Melfordo Sound
Shackleton
Pole
Scott
Evans
B. A Wilson
L. E. G. Oates
Innisvillen Dragoons
H. R. Bowers
Royal Indian Marines
Edgar Evans
Navy
Bressef
A. C. Garrard
Amle
Cape Evans
E. L. Atkinson
Bowers
Tesched
Amandaen
Seaman Evans
Oates
Jost Menesco
The Death of Captain Scott and Endurance in the Antarctic
Message to the public reflects the final days of Robert F. Scott and his team amid a deadly Antarctic gale. The notes reveal hardship, resolve, and recognition of duty as the English expedition confronted fate and hoped for support for survivors left behind.
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Robert F. Scott
Governor Dunne Delays Patronage Talk Until March
Governor F. Dunne stated he would not address state patronage until March 1. Observers interpreted this as an effort to keep patronage discussions separate from the contest for the two U.S. Senate seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Dunne
United States
The Horseless Age Comes of Age in America
Twenty years after the Chicago World’s Fair, motor travel flourishes with over a million cars in service in the United States and about 300 carmakers and parts firms. By 1913 roughly one car serves every two hundred people as trucks replace horses and autos become a familiar sight in cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
The
Automobile Clit of America
United States
Beall Proposes $100 Annual Tax on Unmarried Men
Senator Beall of Alton introduced a unusual bill in the state senate requiring all bachelors to pay a yearly tax of 100 dollars. The tax would go to the township of residence and apply to unmarried men under 32 unless proven unfit for marriage to the satisfaction of the assessor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beall
Alton
State Senate
Illinois senator targets school book prices in first 1915 bill
Senator Ettleson proposes a bill to cap retail prices for school books, claiming publishers gain a monopoly after adoption by a school board. The measure lists maximum prices for readers spelling books and factors like samples and publisher bonds to ensure quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Ettleson
Primier
U.S
Elvic
Jay
House Debates Single Term for Presidents Question
The Senate backs a single-term proposal while the House Judiciary Committee plans action aimed at Roosevelt Taft and indirectly at Wilson. The House ignores the Senate resolution, leaving the issue to the next Congress and likely ending the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Senate
Wilson
Tapt
Rossevelt
House Judiciary Committee
Roosevelt
Taft
Bryan
Congress
Wilson Wins Presidency After Prolonged Vote
Woodrow Wilson was elected president of the United States last Wednesday after extended congressional action. The final confirmation was delayed and required last minute touches by Congress before the result was certified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Wilson
United States
Congress
Opposition to penny postage from postal clerks group
The National Federation of Post Office Clerks opposes one cent letter postage. They warn of a projected 70 million dollar first class mail deficit that could hinder parcel post growth and the postal savings bank. Oscar F. Nelson argues mail orders drive the push and that benefits would not reach ordinary citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Federation of Post Office Clerks
Parcel Post
Postal Savings Bank
Oscar F. Nelson
Chicago
Postal Clerks’ Organization
Congress
Business Failures in the United States Rise Despite Growth
The article notes that small businesses multiply faster than population, with failures reaching historic levels. Bradstreet's reports more than doubling of concerns over 30 years, and the 1890s to 1908 period shows high failure rates, especially among small concerns, while overall years remain prosperous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Bradstreet’s
Tisea
Evening Post
Legislature driven push for direct Senate election gains support
The state legislature last week debated a proposed constitutional amendment for direct election of U S senators. Lee O Neil Browne, of precious memory, cast the sole vote against the proposition.
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Lee O’ Neil Browne
Precious Memory
West Virginia Senate Scandal and Brayton Edwards Bribery Case
Four to five grafting legislators are arrested in West Virginia amid a senatorial election scandal. Progressive candidate William Seymour Edwards faces bribery accusations. Meanwhile Vincent Astor, heir to seventy five million, plans a New York farm as an agricultural experiment station to perform scientific tests for public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
William Seymour Edwards
Vincent Astor
New York
Political Shifts Open Path for Senate Seats
The piece notes Hamilton Lewis fading in the senate race as Democrat support drops while Sherman gains ground. It suggests Republicans could bridge factions by offering olive branches to the Progressives, enabling St Herman to win the long term and Funk the short term. This would heal party rifts.
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James Hamilton Lewis
Senate
Judge Sherman
St Herman
Funk
Illinois approves broad new school bill after wide conference
A large representative conference including bankers clubs teachers farmers and Civic groups in Illinois approved a new school bill. The measure would fund vocational and preparatory courses, reimburse rural and village schools for program costs, and enable joint county rural and town efforts to hire supervisory teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Illinois Bankers Association
Illinois State Federation of Commercial Clubs
Ilinois State Federation of Labor
Illinois Farmers’ Institute
Illinois State Teachers’ Association
Ilinois Manufacturers Association
Institute Commercial Law and Clininology
City Club
Commercial Club
Civic Federation and Association of Commerce
Woman's Club
Chicago
Frank J. Munn
O. J Kern
E. R. Wright
Ilinois Federation of Labor
F.M. Leavitt
Ilinois
State Teachera Association
Geo. M. Reynolds
Timnore Bankers Association
F. G.blair
Edwin G. Cooley
Julius Rosenwald
Associated -Dis
B. B. Harris
Legislative inquiry seeks details on statewide reforms
A request to the conference secretary Mr W G Evans at Central Trust 119 S Clark St Chicago asks for further information on proposed statewide legislation to improve conditions and outlines the need to secure and present the bill text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaigoré
Ytc
W. G. Evans
Central Trust
S. Clark St
Chicago
Dr King’s New Discovery Cures Coughs and Colds
Advertises Dr King’s New Discovery as a cure for coughs colds throat and lung troubles. Claims the first dose helps and guarantees refunds if not cured with testimonials from J R Wells Floydada Texas and Carl V Taubeneck Ady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
J. R. Wells
Floydada
Texas
Carl V. Taubeneck
Ady
Community Notes From Local Churches And Residents
Homer Snyder works in Terre Baute Blanche Berkeley returns from a visit to Indianapolis Filéay Rev Kettling leads a revival at Dolson The community welcomes Mr Scott as editor of the Herald Rev Haase to pastor Five Points church for the coming year Carrie Cleaver Andrew dies in Kansas remembered by older residents who taught here in the mid sixties
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Leo Snyder
Electric Bitters Offered To Restore Vitality For The Sick
A drug advertisement urges readers to try Electric Bitters to restore tone and vigor for those who are weak run down or unable to work. It guarantees satisfaction with each bottle and cites Carl V Taubeneck as the seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl V. Taubeneck
S. Adv
Noisy marriage rumor hints at wealth versus judgment
An old man with a young wife prompts speculation that wealth may trump prudence. The adage suggests the disparity signals more dollars than sense.
Administratrix Sale of Real Estate in Clark County Illinois
By order of the Clark County Court Ellen English administratrix with will annexed for Daniel D English deceased will sell at public sale on March 8 or 9 1913 at the east door of the Marshall Court House Clark County Illinois The sale covers the described land in township 11 north range 10 west and the northeast quarter of section 1 township 11 north range 11 west with terms including one half cash on day of sale and the balance in six months secured by mortgage and personal security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark County
Illinois
Ellen English
Daniel D. English
Marshall
Ifnejs
Hollenbeck
Atty. Ord
Dr King’s New Discovery Helps Child’s Health Story
A testimonial from Brice Crawford of Niagara Ro describes Dr King’s New Discovery improving a sick boy’s throat and cold symptoms. The ad urges readers to buy the remedy at Carl V Taubineck’s store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GiGi
Carl-V. “Taubineck
S. Ady
Doan’s Kidney Pills Endorsement Testimonial Cited
A historical testimonial claims Doan’s Kidney Pills cured a patient permanently and promotes widespread sale. The notice cites a 1907 era endorsement by Dean B. Kidneys and mentions Foster Milburn Co and Butler catalog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mire
Thackser
Foster-Milburn * Co
Buttalog
Doan
Conductors Endorse Foley Kidney Pills for Kidney Trouble
L L L Miller of Norfolk and N W Ry Co recommends Foley Kidney Pills. They report satisfactory results and endorse their use for kidney trouble. City Drug Store carries them.
Executor's Notice in Estate of George W Spangler
Executor Henry Stroh of Clark County Illinois announces appointment for the estate of George W Spangler. He will appear at the Clark County Court Marshall at the April Term first Monday to adjust claims and settle debts. Creditors are urged to attend and present claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Spangler
Clark
Illinois
Clark County
Hesse
Marshall
Wireless ship rescue spurs urgent medical operation
A steamship Off Altastad near Cuba faced danger as a physician aboard, Dr Ernestus O G Kahr, ordered immediate surgery for Murray’s arm. The urgent operation used wireless signals to coordinate aid and the crew prepared for incision and wound dressing aboard the vessel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altastad
Cuba
Dri Ernestus
O. G. Kahr
Sician
A.dexter
Murray
Hair Renewer Restores Neat Hair and Scalp Health
Before using Hall's Hair Renewer the subject had unruly hair that stood in every direction. After applying the product, hair stayed in place, scalp appeared clean and healthy, hair grew faster, and there was no dandruff or color change observed.
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Hall
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