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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1910

Page

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Grand Jury Reports On Lynchings And Lawlessness

The grand jury condemns mob violence in the Pelley murder case and the lynching. It lauds Mayor Parson and Chief Egan for efforts to catch the perpetrators, finds no new evidence linking Arthur or Alexander to guilt, and urges stricter gambling suppression, police discipline, and juries served by good citizens.

Parson Egan Pelley Sheen Arthur Alexander Mate Davis Gof Sherriff Lynsidis Illinois Apland Km Mg

Van engine kills veteran engineer on Vandalia line near Farrington

John Schofield, longtime Vandalia engineer, was instantly killed when a rod tore through the cab as he attempted to jump to safety near Farrington. Fireman Frank Ryan was seriously injured but survived after leaping to the opposite side. Schofield, a Terre Haute resident and former county teacher, was taken to a morgue in Terre Haute for burial.

John Schofield Farrington Frank Ryan Schofield

Oil Wells Declining Amid Severe Illinois Field Weather

Severe winter weather has halted or slowed activity across the Illinois oil field. Few wells were completed last week as pressure from freezes affected pipelines and production. The report lists 22 Crawford county, 19 Lawrence, and 4 Clark completions, totaling 3900 barrels.

Illinois Montgomery Township Crawford County Flat Rock Wildcat Wesl Duffey and Veach Lukin Township Bridgeport Lawrence Clark

Lea Farmers Institute Program Notes Dense Schedule

A multi day listing outlines talks and events for the Lea Farmers Institute. Highlights include addresses by Mayor Seymour Hurst and officials like A N Johnson, with subjects on fertility soil productivity health and crop yields. Widespread programs run Wednesday through Friday with recitations and instrumental music.

Seymour Hurst O. S. Fisher Faith Pritchard Minois C. S. Wmisher Ola Kuhn Jennie C. Barlow Champaign Long Genevieve Ralston W. S. Booth Mabel Kuhn A. A. Hill Frank I. Mann Congressional Dist Gulman Ill Beulah Maurer A. N. Johnson Springfield Iil

Real Estate Transfers in Marshall and Casey Areas

Property transfers include J W Williams to Chas O Williams in Dulaney's add Marshall for 1500 dollars. Caroline Long to Wm Long in DY nw 3810-14 for 2460 dollars. G W Orndorff to Mary M Nail on Pine ne 299-14 for 500 dollars. C E B Bennett to Ora T Louden lot 4 orig Westfield blk 22 for 1500 dollars. Jackson Smitley to Andy Cunningham se ne 18-10-12 for 1000 dollars. Andy Cunningham to Malindy Smitley same. A E Bell to J W Royer lots 53 54 67 68 69 and Dulaney's 5th ad Casey for 700 dollars. John W Royer to Roy Royer lots 58 654 55 58 66 67 68 69 70 83 and Dulaney's 6th add Casey for 1250 dollars. Roy Royer to John W Roger lot 5 and GR Parker's add Casey for 2400 dollars.

J W Williams Chas O Williams Dulaney Add Marshall Caroline Long Wm Long G. W. Orndorff Mary M Nail Pine C EB Bennett Ora T Louden Lot Orig Westfield Jackson Smitley Andy Cunningham Malindy Smitley A E Bell J W Royer Casey John W Royer Roy Royer John W Roger GR Parker

The New Swindle Targeting Farmers with Eight-Cent Wire

Farmers in neighboring counties are lured by a scam titled The tharhea cwire tones gratter, proposing an eight wire fence at eight cents per foot. Families sign contracts thinking cheap fencing, only to face bills for every foot. The graft is presented as a smooth, widespread scheme affecting farmers who may stay quiet to avoid trouble.

Ice Gorge Breaks on Wabash at Mt Carmel

A heavy ice gorge in the Wabash river at Mt. Carmel burst Sunday causing about $75,000 in damage. It swept away two steam ferries with crews asleep, then eight miles downstream before the boats outran the ice and found safety. Property loss included three corn barges 500 logs and several docks.

Wabash River Mt. Carmel

Local Budget Note on Contractor Costs and Fees

A fragmented OCR item notes contractor costs and expenses around 63k and 831 for a system. It mentions payments, a federal case, and a payment arrangement involving a lender or vendor. Names and places are unclear due to damaged text.

Teachers Examination Dates Set by County Supervisor

Examination for teachers will be held in the assembly room at the high school on the first Saturdays of February March and April. Private examinations will not be given. Prepare ahead and bring a teaching certificate entitling you to teach. Harry W. Drake County Superintendent.

Harry W. Drake Co. Supt

Cairo Train Collision Damages Freight Car Loads

No. 93 southbound freight on the Cairo Division under conductor G A Childress and engineer H Voigt struck a team of horses near Olmstead on Tuesday afternoon. Both horses were killed and eight cars of grain and other freight were demolished. The wreck caused significant traffic delays due to track blockage.

Cairo G. ‘A. Childress H Voigt Olm‘stead Thie Company

Great Meeting Friday Afternoon Auction Plan

A fragment describes a gathering titled a great meeting to be held Friday afternoon. It notes organizers including a person named Robinson and mentions an auction or street event expected to collect funds.

Gas and Oil Flow Discovered At Grandview Well

An oil well south of Grandview Friday night produced a sudden gas eruption estimated at 300 000 to 500 000 cubic feet before oil appeared in large quantities of fine quality. Workmen were surprised by the sand vein and the potential of a paying flow.

Grandview

District K of P Meeting Set for Jan 26

Knights of Pythias district meeting with Launcelot lodge in this city scheduled for January 26. All grand officers will attend along with delegates from five counties. Past Chancellor rank will be conferred and order ranks exemplified.

Knights of Pythias Launcelot Lodge

Surgeons Restore Reason After Skull Bone Removal

In 1908 Charles Sudbrink a Big Four brakeman from Terre Haute lost his reason after an accident. Guardian Charles Hough sued the railroad, winning 1600 dollars. An operation removed a splintered skull bone pressing on the brain and Sudbrink immediately regained reason and health. The guardian was dismissed as rights were restored in Probate Court.

Charles Sudbrink Big Four Terre Haute Charles Hough Sudbrink Allroad Company Guardian

Tax Books Finalized for 1909 County Taxes

County Clerk Fredenberker and Deputy Clerk Martin finished the 1909 tax books and handed them to the collectors. Casey district totals 91822.26 and Marshall district 79841.25. The 1908 county tax was 281080.64. Ohio Oil Co. is the largest taxpayer with 57571.66 in 1909, not including North Fork of Co., which it purchased after the books were prepared.

Fredenberker Martin Casey Marshall Ohio Oil Company North Fork of Co Ohio Oil Co

Land grab tale near Lincoln spurs tax district tale

A Springfield citizen reports a corporation claimed possession of thousands of acres near Lincoln Nebraska. A homesteader kept a small tract and a school district formed to levy tax and erect a schoolhouse. The teacher and his wife, the district’s sole pupils, lived in the schoolhouse.

Springfield Lincoln Nebraska

Annual Meeting Announcement From ee iy Tee x saint

A notice from ee iy Tee x saint announces an annual meeting. Details are unclear due to fragmented OCR but the event centers on a yearly assembly hosted by the organization.

Death Notice for Vern Clifford Cannady

Vern Clifford Cannady died, aged two months and nineteen days, after a brief illness. He was the son of Vern and Clara Cannady, with grandparents and great grandparents named. The family expresses deep sympathy as they mourn their first-born child.

Clifford Cannady Arc Clara Cannady Beret Marshall Bees Vern Jésus Aniston Leah

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