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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1912

Page

9

Annual Appropriation Ordinance for Marshall Illinois

City of Marshall Illinois adopts annual appropriation for the current fiscal year totaling 8365 dollars. The ordinance allocates funds to safaris sidewalks elections voting precincts streets and alleys electric lights water works fire department printing and revenue.

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First Steam Railroad Passenger Trip Figure in U S History

Mrs Eliza Crane Hayward, daughter of Jonathan Jane who built the Albany to Schenectady line, rode on the first steam railway train in America. She died in Wankesdas and was buried in Chicago after residing with her daughter.

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Administrator Notice for Lydia J Welsh Estate

Marquis Patton as administrator announces probate proceedings in Clark County Illinois. He will present at the Clark County Court in Marshall on the September term to settle all claims against Lydia J Welsh, deceased. Debtors must pay promptly. Attorney Wm T Hollenbeck notes the filing.

Lydia J Welsh Clark Illnois Clark County Court House Marshall

Russia Population Leads White Races In 1910

The Russian Year Book notes Russia and Finland total populations at 168 778 800 on January 1 1910 with 38 199 000 souls added since 1897 amid war cholera and famine. The piece outlines ethnic composition languages and regional worker distribution across Central Asia Siberia the Caucasus and Poland detailing agriculture and industry shares as well as a long eulogistic personal reflection on death and the afterlife.

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