Debate Over Booth Death Continues in Washington Memoir
The piece argues the man killed at Garrett farm was not John Wilkes Booth, naming Ruddy as the likely casualty and detailing witness accounts. It recounts Corbett’s shot, questioned identifications, and suggests a wider cover story to protect Booth’s escape.
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Marshall Herald and Robinson Constitution
Local notes from Benner Times mention visits and travels
Miss Julia McClellan of South Iolus arrived Monday from a visit with her sister Mrs Cecil Prendergast. J E Walls and J N Priestd depart for Bartlesville Olla. Rev W R Strader returned from Fairbanks Ind after two weeks and Ada Brussell, bookkeeper at First National Bank, left for a month in Champaign County.
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Castoria Ad Claims Trusted Infants Remedy
An old advertisement touts Castoria for infants and children as the trusted remedy with a signature product claim. It urges readers to fight colds immediately using Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey to loosen mucus, stop coughs, and soothe lungs, priced at 25 cents.
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Simola Legislature Adjourns In Respect To Public Figure
The Simola legislature adjourns for nearly a week. Lawmakers say the pause is in respect to the memory of a public man. The move prompts calls to resume state business in line with taxpayers’ wishes.
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Final Settlement in John H. Edwards Estate
Notice to heirs and distributies of Clark County Illinois that on February 1 1915 the Administratrix will present final report to county court at Marshall Illinois and ask discharge from duties. heirs may appear to resist. Elizabeth Baker Administratrix Wm T Hollenbeck Atty.
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Ride on the armored trains in the Paris war zone
Correspondent reports armored trains in action near the German border. Amid constant shelling and air power, soldiers battle along the river, with trains carrying wounded, ambulances in retreat, and German forces forced back four miles after brutal fighting.
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Tax receipts and state allocations in the 1914 fiscal year
The report shows the South paid $5 228 000 in corporation and individual income taxes, while Florida, Mississippi, Louisiana, Texas, Arkansas, Tennessee, North and South Carolina, Georgia and Alabama paid $3 131 100. Illinois river and harbor appropriations totaled $7 467 160, excluding funds for the Mississippi River border states.
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Generous Offer for Foley Remedies Advertisement
Five cent offer advertises Foley Honey and Tar Compound for coughs and colds, Foley Kidney Pills, and Foley Cathartic Tablets. The package targets lagrippe and bronchial coughs and is sold by all druggists.
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