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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1910
Page
1
A chaotic local fragment reports a deadly shooting, Judge Howell inquest, and coroner findings that Sims died from a gunshot to the head after a dispute over liquor. It also notes Arthur M Tarmen as a candidate for county treasurer, praising his public service and accounting experience across Casey, Martinsville, and Marshall.
Wharton, cashier at a union bank, was arrested on embezzlement charges. He allegedly drew 1265 dollars from the bank and was released on 3000 dollar bonds signed by W. P. Anderson, D. A. r and Volney Mount. Anderson and others traveled to West Union to push reorganization to calm depositors.
A Chicago area lawmaker from the 34th district is accused of suggesting he would take a $3,000 bribe for a vote. The allegation surfaced amid reports circulating in the past 24 hours involving attorney Burke and other county figures.
Martha Collins 67 of Wabash Township arrested in Terre Haute on shoplifting charges after confessing to stealing items from Herz's Department Store and the Strauss-Lederer Company. Police found a bag with creton remnants, lace hose, eye glasses, and about 40 cents. She claimed it was a first offense and said she needed money for herself and husband.
The Lawrence and Crawford oil fields in Illinois show steady output with occasional gushers. Last week completions were Crawford 27, Lawrence 23, Clark 3, Marion 2, Cumberland 1, Jasper 1 for a total of 4640 barrels produced.
Dr Steve Bradley married Eleanor Medzker in Coshocton Ohio this Monday. The couple plan a two week Great Lakes tour before settling in the city around July 1. The bride is popular in her hometown and they met four years ago at a football game where he starred for the visiting Delaware College team. Dr and Mrs R H Bradlage attended.
Mrs. Charles Whitlock hosted a Wednesday bridge club gathering at 530 South Seventh Street with luncheon after games. Prizes went to Mrs. Frederick Froeblich and Mrs. Willis Miller. Out of town guests included Mrs. Samuel Tutt Shelburn Mrs. Froehlich Toledo and Miss Nannie Nusbaum Marshall. An upcoming marriage for Miss Nusbaum Ann Basit Whitlock was announced, noting her location in Montana.
A Haverhill grocery man found an egg marked with Joe Seaman's sister’s name and address from eight years ago. Joe, who says the egg was sold eight years ago, recalls the note but notes his sister has since married and moved to Missouri.
At the regular June session the county board approved semi annual reports of officials and appointed judges of election for townships. Two new bridges were authorized, one over Little Creek in Walsh township costing 1200 dollars and another over the Blackburn branch in Martinsville township costing 600 dollars.
Summary of transfers including WL Gillaspy to W C Turner for part of bike block Casey worth 1. John Barth et al to W G Stemmel for lot 8 Montgomery subdivision. Marshall, Du lanéy ads, $2000. Frank Shirley to W C Groff for three lots Casey, $800. Otto Coppoek to Chas F Stover for tract dated 98-11-12, $650. Volkers et al to Edgar C Volkers for plot. Dennigan, Caroline Volerk et al. Frances Rice to D King for pt e% nw 32-12-11, $2600. Wm H Doll to Thomas C Fawley for pt Bw sw 31 12-11, $200.
A week of favorable farm conditions boosts farmer morale with well cultivated corn oats and hay fields showing promise. Meadow lands also look good and the overall outlook remains cheerful for the season.
Mrs Amanda Eaton died Thursday morning at her South Street home after a long illness. She is survived by brothers Howard and Milton King and a sister in wa. Funeral services were held at the Christian church Saturday, conducted by the pastor, with interment in the city cemetery. Mrs Joseph McCollum.
Mrs Gertrude McCollum wife of Joseph McCollum of Anderson township died Thursday morning at her parents home Rev and Mrs J Craig in this city of convulsions after childbirth She was 34 and survived by her husband four children Funeral services were held Saturday morning in the Baptist church The body of James Blakeman died at Anna was brought home for burial Saturday He had been nearly paralyzed for years He is survived by his wife and four children
Charles M Meeker born March 6 1829 in Delaware county Ohio. He moved to Melrose Township in 1840 and lived in the area until his death at Hutsonville June 11 1910 aged 81 years 2 months 25 days. He married Sarah A Edwards June 13 1851 and had six children four preceded him. He served in Co K 1st Missouri Cavalry for a year and was discharged due to disability. He was a longtime United Brethren church member. Funeral held at the Melrose church with interment at Medsker cemetery conducted by Rev F M Buckner. He leaves many friends and relatives.
Clarence Goeckler of Timothy suffered a serious accident Tuesday when his left arm was torn off by a fly wheel on a gasoline engine. Doctors Hancock Fisher and Garrison of Greenup attended, and amputation was required between elbow and shoulder. He is recovering.
State's Attorney Hammond reports a four thousand five hundred thirty dollar payment for bootlegging fines. Documentation shows Ty Lytle as signer and Mattoon clerk verifying the transfer to the court within the past weeks.
The Herald presents the phiz of Billy Martin and his candidacy for county clerk on the Republican ticket. Martin has long served as deputy in the office, is well known across the county, and enjoys broad support from both Republicans and Democrats who trust his competence and courteous service. He is a Clark County native with an unblemished private life and business record, and his nomination is seen as strengthening the ticket.
The Democrat accuses Sheriff John Davison of refusing to accept envelopes from the Herald. Davison denies making the remark, says printing was done as ordered and paid by the board. He says the Herald’s claim is false, and leaves Bennett to determine the truth.
Sealed bids for 4500 dollars of bonds of School District number 69 Clark County Illinois due in ten years from date with 6 percent interest yearly payable. bids received at Harry Prust West Union Illinois by 3 p.m. Saturday June 25 1910. directors reserve right to reject bids. bids subject to bidder attorney approval. directors J D Carlyle Harry Prust Randolph Ferris listed.
Robert English and wife attended children exercises Sunday. Marion Bartram of West Terre Haute visited home folk. Wil McDonnall and family of Oak Grove visited Grant Crumrine and wife. John Snedeker and Chauncey Page of Terre Haute spent weekend with parents. Robert Wyrick and family of Ed wards spent Sunday with her parents Jas Leggett and wife. Will Matthew and family of Marshall visited John Matthew and family. Mrs Chas Hackett and Mrs C Sweitzer attended the funeral of Mrs Joseph McCollum in Marshall Saturday.
Marshall Township High School awarded diplomas to sixteen women and four men, the largest class in the school's history. The ceremony at the Congregational church drew a packed crowd as the Treble Clef Club provided music and J. D. Shoemaker opened with remarks on a 165 record. Professor H. W. Shryock delivered the address, urging practical ambition and shared a common theme of “Making a Living.” The next year’s class size is expected to rise before the new term.
The newly organized Marshall Rifle Club held its first shoot last Friday at their range west of the city. Using high power guns scarcely used on targets, participants reported good scores for a first trial.
A Mutual Insurance Company report shows total new written amount for the year at 183 556 dollars with monthly averages and increases noted. The letter invites members and others to visit the office to inspect the books and verify the facts, signed by J. W. Adams acting secretary.
Amanda King was born near Marshall on March 6, 1843 and died June 9, 1910, after living her life in Clark County. She was married to William Eaton, who preceded her in death. She joined the Christian church in early life and remained active as a faithful member of the community.
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