Subscriptions rise as 1909 begins and politics swirl
A jumble of notices notes subscription prices at $1.50 after January 16 1909 with prepay options and back dues at old rate. The piece also mentions Circuit Judge races A Neal of Charleston and Dyas of Paris as Republican primary contenders and references Taft presidential electors and varied political and historical bits from Drake to Lincoln memorial plans and Illinois reform debates.
Springfield’s political plot to oust Deneen for control
An editorial outlines a GOP and Democratic coalition in Springfield aimed at defeating Governor Deneen. It accuses leaders like Yates Lorrimer Shurtleff and McEwen of self serving aims, links a twenty million canal bond to graft, and predicts a hybrid coalition to place allies in key offices and secure power over waterways and power rates.
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Shurtleff Bolts Stir Illinois House Seeks State Cash Prize
Chicago Record-Herald reports Illinois Republicans in the lower house bolt their caucus, aiding Shurtleff on ballot. Democrats may defect, drawn by a $20,000,000 deep waterway grant. The piece denounces bolters, urges Democrats to resist, and defends the Republican party aside from the Shurtleff faction.
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People v Washburn: Judge Snavely Overrules New Trial Bid
In county court this week Judge Snavely overruled a motion for a new trial in the People v. Mrs. Washburn case. A motion in arrest of judgment was subsequently entered.
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Washburn
Sanford wreck case adds twist with new $30000 suit
Joseph Hendrix filed suit at Terre Haute for $30000 against the Big Four alleging negligence by the company. He claims a locomotive engineer employed by the railroad operated while disabled.
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Sanford
Joseph Hendrix
Terre Haute
Obituary for Mrs A T Faust former Loosen
Mrs A T Faust born January 20 1828 in Hamberg Germany died January 5 1909 at her home two miles south of Marshall aged 82 years 11 months 15 days She married Ferdinand Faust in 1848 and moved to America in 1858 settling in Wabash Township near Marshall She left nine children four sons Hugo Kuno Ernest and Edwin and four other children with two daughters predeceased her The obituary notes she fed the hungry and kept warmth for all colors and mentions the interment at Buehler Bay Publicity expresses our regrets.
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Hugo
Kuno
Ernest
Edwin
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Hobtos
Buehler
Key West Described as Tropical US Border Town
A partisan description portrays Key West as the southernmost tropical edge of the United States. The piece extols warm winters, cheap living, a Cuban and Conch population, cigar factories, and stagnation due to local lassitude despite vast economic potential.
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Gulf
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Bahamas
Earthquake Disaster in Southern Italy and Sicily
A historic earthquake in southern Italy and Sicily devastates cities and kills vast numbers. Early estimates range from 160000 to 200000 lives, with officials warned that figures will rise as救 more data emerge from affected areas.
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Italy
Sicily
Otheg Sina
Martha Chambers Obituary Aged 61 in 1909
Martha Chambers born July 8 1847 near Melrose died January 9 1909 after an eleven day illness. She married Davida Had dix in 1867 and Jacob Fawver in 1874, leaving eight more children and 18 grandchildren. Survived by five children Rebecca John Sarah Jacob Maggie and Matilda Clatfelter. Funeral by Rev John Craigami. Resting at Brick cemetery.
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Jacob Fawver
Rush
Rebecca
John
Sarah
Jacob
Maggie
Noa
Matilda Clatfelter
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John Craigami
Roosevelt’s Next upheaval teased in bold political furor
A New York newspaper suggests Franklin D Roosevelt will stir intense public controversy before entering a new political phase. The piece hints at a dramatic, lurid shift in public discourse as he moves toward future ambitions.
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Cure Your Kidneys Offer Promises to End Suffering
A vintage advertisement-style plea urges readers to seek a claimed kidney cure. It asserts relief from backache urinary disorders and headaches and asks why sufferers endure, touting a product named KidneyPulis 3 as the remedy.
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