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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1909

Page

2

Court actions reveal varied indictments and sentences

Reports show judges adjourning cases in circuit court while juries decide on indictments. Individuals including John Solenteth Arab faced enhancement for horse theft, and others like Casey’s residents and local workers were indicted or convicted for burglary, larceny, liquor sales, and assault. Several defendants received jail terms, while civil actions and negligence claims against a Paris contractor were noted.

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Big Four Evansville Link Faces City Council Decision

Plans for a Evansville and Mt Carmel branch fast tracked as city council removes final obstacle. The Big Four would connect with Louisville and Nashville tracks in southwest Evansville and begin construction this summer with completion targeted by year end.

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Judicial Apportionment Plan Would Redistrict Illinois

A new bill to reform state legislative districts splits Illinois outside Cook County into nineteen circuits across seven districts. Voting data from the November election suggests Republican control in six circuits with only the fifth Democratic, a plan the Crawford County area balks at joining Clark Coles and Vermillion.

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Dedication of Marshall Methodist Church Marked by Fund Drive

The new Marshall Methodist church was dedicated on Sunday after a day of services led by Shields district superintendent. A public drive raised $16,000 in cash and pledges, eliminating debt on a project costing about $29,000. Bishop Robert McIntyre delivered the sermon and several former pastors attended. The Bedford stone structure seats 1100 to 1200 with extensive facilities, memorial windows, and a large pipe organ. Services continue through the week with events including an organ dedication and W F M S revival planning for March 26.

Marshall Shields Hich Sagael Robert McIntyre P. F. Schwartz Paris W. D. Russell Humboldt F. M. Moore Windsor Frank. C. Bruner Chicago D. W.english D. T. Black W. D. Parr Kokomo Ind McIntyre Abel English Albert Blunk Simon Jumper Stephen Bradley George Weitzel Peter Kohl Frances Willard John Wesley King Edward Smith Frank Ruttman Frances Arch Herald Anderson Terre Haute B. K. Towle

Martinsville Primary Nominates Two Tickets

Voters in Martinsville nominated two tickets in a primary election. Anti-License ticket runs with Giles Miller and aldermen from First and Second Wards. License ticket lists Clare M Blakeman and others, including officers from Water Town area, led by various ward representatives.

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Fine Organ Recital at New Methodist Church

Friday evening's organ recital at the new Methodist Church drew a large crowd. Capt. Thornton showcased mastery of the instrument while local singers offered acclaimed numbers. the program included War March of the Priests and several solos and duets, ending with patriotic tones and The Lost Chord.

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University News Figures and Events At Missouri Campus

Gov Folk will lecture in the auditorium on Thursday March 18. William M Fishback taught two days in the Academy last week. Irwin Honderich has recovered from an accident and is returning to work. Carlton Trimble is a candidate for business manager of next year’s University annual. Chinese students staged a unique entertainment in Morrow Hall Saturday night. Albert Penn captain of the university baseball team is known in Clark County.

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Richard Kellree obituary from Wabash Township

Richard Kellree born 1871 in Wabash Township, second child of Charles and Emily Kellree, died March 1 1909 in Anna Missouri. He suffered lifelong crippling condition and diminished mind, living with his father until the last 18 months when he moved to a home. He leaves one brother and other unnamed relatives.

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