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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1910
Page
4
Announcements of Clark County Sheriff and Clerk Candidates
Local notices list George M Morgan and others as Republican candidates for Clark County Sheriff with Sept 15 primary date. John Brooks seeks County Clerk nomination in Democratic primary. D B Muller and Wm T Hollenbeck named for State House in the 34th district with Sept 5/Sept 15 cues. Also remarks on Alaska, peace, ships funding, and prunes versus dining tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M Morgan
Clark County
Charles S Short
N Richart
Anderson Township
Henry Millhouse
Dolgon Township
Millard M Hedrick
Sherff
John Brooks
Casey Township
D B Muller
Felow
Wm T Hollenbeck
Marshall
Senator Chamberlain Commentary Cites Imminent Victory
The senator frames victory as near for the Democracy party, invoking a metaphor of a pretty bird ahead of a small boy holding salt. The remarks reflect partisan optimism amid contemporary political discourse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Chamberlain
Political murmurs and Chinese expo notes crowd early 20th century page
A scattered mix of political jabs and civic events appears. Remarks target Senator Billy Lorimer, Edison schemes, a Mattoon candidate E Poorman, and a looming Chinese exposition amid Nanking's river scene, with hints of local office urges and public trust concerns.
King George V as the steady modern English king
An essay characterizes George V as a disciplined, domestic sovereign aligned with English middle-class ideals. It lauds his restraint, family devotion, early rising, and lack of corruption, noting his prudent approach to governance and the supportive role of Queen Mary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
England
Oliver Cromwell
Czar
Russia
Edward
Harry
Great Britain
Marquis of
Ripon
George V
Balfour
Tait
Foss’s Theory Casts Doubt On Tariff Claims
The piece questions Mr Foss's tariff theory by recalling the push for free hides and cheap shoes and noting that after a tariff bill hides, leather, and shoes rose in price. It cites a Massachusetts critic and contrasts theory with plain facts amid indictments in Lorimer era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr Foss
Massachusetts
Mr. Foss
Singing geography as a classroom chorus in New York
A long-ago New York school tradition taught geography through songs to tunes like Auld Lang Syne and Bonny Doon. Pupils learned continents and nations by pointing to Pelton outline maps while a male teacher led the chorus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Upstate
Pelton
North America
Atlantic Ocean
Gulf of Mexico
Earth
Ural
Attruck
Koor
Irmak
California
Oregon
Utah
New Mexico
Mexico
Pacific
Europe
Turkey
Constantinople
Greece
Athens
New York Sun
Monte Cristo draws crowd and a shouted line in New York
A crowded New York theater sees Monte Cristo stage a bold moment as a man in a box, who earlier drank wine, shouts a quip about Hoboken when Monte proclaims the world is mine. The exchange adds dramatic humor to the performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monte Cristo
New York
Monte
Hoboken
Brooklyn
Fragmented OCR Note From Local Page
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions a local event context with unclear names and places. While specifics are missing the snippet hints at a community notice or brief from the newspaper page.
Prosperity Foretold as Pa Leader Sets Senate Bid
In Prospect Pa a family notes hopeful outlook as their father, once seen as lazy, gains respect for joining the legislature and pursuing a senator's seat next fall. S. E. Kiser reports a groundswell of support and rising stock for the local patron.
Lincoln Temperance Chautauqua Opens at School Ground
The Lincoln Temperance Chautauqua tent is pitched on the north side school ground. Opening sessions yesterday drew good attendance and ticket sales ahead of the event show strong interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Temperance Chautauqua
Cole & Cole Promises Insurance and Eyewear Remedies
Advertisement note stating Tornado insurance for farm and city property by large firms at low rates with terms available from Cole & Cole. Also promotes Granulated Eye Lids remedy and Sutherlands Eagle Eye Salve claimed to cure without cauterizing or scarring priced at 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole & Cole
Adoption Petition in Clark County Court
Notice from Clark County Court 1910 states Enos H. Robbins and Elizabeth E. Robbins filed a petition for adoption of Libbie D. Lester. James P. Lester is to appear within twenty days to show cause against the application or lose the rights and the case proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilinois
Clark
Enos H. Robbins
Elizabeth E. Robbins
James P. Lester
Libbie D. Lester
James P
Lester
Greating
Hlizdeth
B. Robbins
Clark’ ‘County
Libbie
D. Lester
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Martia
Marshall, Illinnois
Alaska
The
United States
Senate
Diamond Trust
Billy Lorimer
Edison
E . Poorman
Mattoon
Representaitive
Anidder
Nanking
Ai Nangtsze
China
Peon
Autown
Es Sratiera
Stuiasolet
Princess May
Review of Reviews
Foss
Lea
O'Neail
Browie
Lorimer
Asia
Bruce
Irtish
Helmund
Yarkund
Sihon
Norway
Christiania
Sweden
Charles the Hero
Stockholm
St Petersburg
Austria
Vienna
Peg Hepa
Esa
Bad Hans Verichern
der Kanton
Perricjten
Bergwalden
Dammer Tindden
Qeid
Conan
Claypool Bldg
N. W. Cor. Squares
McCall
L. E. Snapp & Sons
L.—E. Snapp & Sons
Marshall - Nat 2
S. S. Smith
S. E. Kiser
Chautauqua
Payymore
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