Engagement and Local Notices Highlight 1910s Tulsa Era
The local page records the engagement of Agnes Cecilia Dietrich to Charles Joseph McKerren with wedding planned at Holy Family Catholic church on May 14. It also notes jail residence repair decisions, public meetings, and various society items including temperance efforts, Sunday school work, and local business updates reflecting Marshall area affairs in 1916.
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Tulsa
Oklahoma
Gustav H.dietrich
Agnes Cecilia
Charles Joseph McKerren
Holy ‘Family Catholic Church
Charlie i McKetten
Marshall
Ohio Oil Company
Buing
T Hs
Tagg
Judge Extends Permanent Injunction Against Donkey Reddy
Last week Judge Kim Brough made permanent an injunction restraining a donkey named Reddy from braying and kicking. The case involves Wise and retired farmer Ays- dez B. Fe, who sold his farm to Uncle Cannon and now lives in Potomac, Wise. Reddy, owned by John Goodwine, caused stress to Wise's wife, prompting a permanent order after an earlier temporary injunction led to the jack’s removal from the livery stable next to Wise’s home.
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Ie Kean Aietes
Kimbrough
Reddy
Cannon
Potomac
Wise
John’ Goodwine
Atable
Death of Aged Lady in Parker Township
Mrs. Julia A. Wallace died Sunday at her Parker Township home where she lived with her son Samuel. Tuberculosis caused her death after a long illness. She was nearly 76 and survived by six sons and two daughters. Funeral services were held yesterday at the United Brethren church conducted by Rev. M. Pierson and she was buried in the city cemetery.
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Julia A. Wallace
Parker ‘Township
Samuel
United Brethren Church
Special Session Called in 47th General Assembly
Governor Deneen calls the third special session of the forty seventh general assembly, with six new topics added including highway funding, a sanitary district act amendment, and salaries for state attorneys. Senate adjournments and rulings prompt distinct session records as lawmakers debate budget and legal reforms.
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Genpetal Assembly
Deneen
Fortyseventh General Assembly
Forty-Seventh General Assembly
Senate
East St Louis
Secretary of State
Parcels Post Experiment Expands Rural Mail Delivery
The postmaster general announces starting July 1912 a parcels post trial delivering fourth class mail under 11 pounds on rural routes with a flat 26 cent maximum for 11 pound packages. If successful locally, city routes may follow. governs until June 30, 1914. The rural system will handle non prohibited items and carriers will collect parcels along routes. Also includes a local county board special session notes with committee appointments and a recount of board actions.
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Cartier
United States
Parce
Robinsons Circus Founder Enters Voluntary Bankruptcy
Cincinnati April 25. John F. Robinson founder of Robinsons circus made a voluntary assignment in bankruptcy today. Liabilities and assets listed as unknown. Cause cited as litigation and creditor pressure. The circus interests are described as valuable and Robinson owns multiple Cincinnati properties including Robinsons theatre.
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Cincinnati
John F. Robinson
Robinson’s Circus
Robinson
Robinson’s Theatre
Band Concert Set for May 3 Evening
Thursday night May 3 features a band concert with a program including March For Love and Honor Madame Sherry Oklahoma State Twilight Hour and Battery O Mackie Boyer Serenade Summer Night Crescent City and Sundered Hearts Down By the Old Mill Stream and Royal Welcome Home selections performed by Miller Hoscua and others.
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Madame Sherry
Hoscua
Oklahoma State
Miller
Crescent City
High School Annual to Be Printed by Herald Press
The Herald press will publish the high school senior class annual this week. It includes articles on school life and many illustrations. Copies will be available in a few days and are expected to become valuable as a souvenir over time.
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Herald Press
Doolkck
Death of Former Resident Bruce Bradshaw
Bruce Bradshaw died Sunday evening at his mother's home in Terre Haute after a week's illness of typhoid pneumonia. He was 38, survived by his wife, mother and one brother. A Marshall native, he moved away as a young man. The body was brought to this city yesterday for burial.
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Bruce. Bradshaw
Henry Bradshaw
Terre Haute
Bradshaw
Marshall
Dody
Death of Thomas Madden in Douglas township aged 79
Thomas Madden died Wednesday evening at his home after a long illness. Funeral services were held in St. Mary's church. He is survived by three sons Charles of Douglas township Hugh of Terre Haute and Thomas of Marshall and two daughters Mrs. Jas Sharkey of Marshall and Mrs Hi ram Wilson of Paris.
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Thomas Madden
Douglas Township
St. Mary’s Church
Madden
Charles
Hugh
Terre Haute
Thomas of
Marshall
Jas. Sharkey
Hiram Wilson
Paris
Interesting Document Exhibit S
An item titled An Interesting Document by Howard Norman of Martinsville was shown in the city Monday. The piece described an early government land warrant and pioneer era details with references to Palestine and figures like Ed Swrittert and President James Polk.
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Howard Norman
Martinsville
San
Brelle
Strom
Palestine
James
Polk
Bas Run Quit of Mexica to Cevomy
Fragmentary text mentions Bas Run and a quit move involving Mexica and a place called Cevomy. Details are unclear and no concrete events or dates emerge from the readable portion.
Drawn Battle In Bay State Primary Election
Headlines report Massachusetts primary results with Roosevelt and Taft near tie, Taft leading Boston, Roosevelt gaining rural districts, Clark winning all congressional districts. late ballots expected. Also notes Tudor death at 63, funeral details, and a separate brief about Gallatin arrest in Terre Haute.
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Massachusetts
Roosevelt
Taft
Boston
Clark
Real Estate Transfers Recorded in Local Notices
Lyman Jones transfers to Linnie Jones in section 36 11 14 for 800 dollars. Arthur Poorman et al sell 18 acres in section 18 10 13 for 1250. Poorman, master, conveys 87 acres in 34 11 14 to Martinsville State Bank for 3150. Peter Mallman to H W Sortels on section 19 11 14 for 100. Robert A Stricker to B F Lowry lot 86 34 12 13 for 1200. Roy Napier to Daniel Wood lot 4 percent Richart Place Mart for 100. Edward Shaw to Camilla Cole lots 4 and 6 bik 23 orig Marshall for 2000. Geo Spence to W D Adkins part bik 30 clerk's ad Casey for 225. W D Adkins to C M Queen lot 12 Peter's ad Casey for 105. Frank Linton to Andrew Rampey lot 4 bik 1 Ferguson's ad Casey for 600. Daniel Wood to W H Wood part nw nw 25 10 13 for 450. Minerva Weaver to Lewis Weaver part 8e 20 9 14 for 1600. Nidsy to Geo D Hillott part nw 6w se 35 9 12 for 250. Geo B Hillott to Clara Carroll part nw sw sw 35 9 12 for 400.
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Lyman Jones
Linnie Jones
N& Nw
Arthur Poorman
John F. Wolfe
A. Poorman
Martinsville State Bank
Peter Mallman
O H W. Sortels
Pt Pe
Robert A Stricker
B F Lowry
Roy Napier
Daniel Wood
Richart Place
Mart
Edward Shaw
Camilla Cole
A. c
Orig Marshall
Geo Spence
D Adkins
Ad Casey
W D Adkins
M Queen
Peter
Casey
Frank Linton
Andrew
Rampey
Ferguson
Daniel’ Wood
H Wood
Minerva
Weaver
Lewis
Matthias
NidSy
Gea
D ’Hiliott
Geo B Hiliott
Clara Carroll
At the College Frat curtain rises on 1912 class play
The Py thian Theatre performance titled At the College Frat by the class of 1912 impressed with its distinct character. Set in a fraternity house a star football player leads a largely comic tale with a moral lesson. The production featured fine costumes sharp choruses and capable acting under Mr Holden. The theater was crowded and audiences expressed strong approval.
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Pythian Theatre
Holden
Man from Orange Township Loses Cash Pouch in Martinsville
Harry McDaniel drew 2559 in cash from a Martinsville bank and on the way home lost the package from his pocket. Herbert Lind Bey found the money and notified McDaniel’s residence seven hours before his return home.
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Harry McDaniel
Orange ‘Township
Martinsville
Herbert Lind- Bey
McDaniel
Shim
Madden Will Probated Amid Turbulent Reading
The fragmented OCR text notes a probate of the will of Thomas Madden with executor named and references to children and estate details. Specific names and dates are unreadable due to garbled characters, but the event centers on probate action and familial interests.
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Board of Administration
University of Mulinois Medical School
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Forderay
Beasley
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Syalarbanie
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Well
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Lee Poor
Forbeck
Downey
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Montgomery
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Hartzer
Baroney, Weaver
Beas
Ley
Elledge
Willamson
Nessis
Nee
Mir Williamson
James L. Ferguson
Thos Craig
Benson Martin
Marshall Tinning Co
W H Thompson
Simpson Lumber Co
Jesse Gallatin
Black Ty Hospital
Hugh Brown
IC Houghton
J T Gallagher
Peer
Ray Gallattin
J Ghirely
H Fisher
Swallum
Everett Connelly
Jos Worbeck
C. Rh
John Forbeck
Lockard
Mary McCarty
Sirofs
City of
Seb Archer & Casteel
City Drug Store
Mdse
John Cole
So. D. Yard
Haslitt
Holdings
NS Inquest
Roy Wells
Lea
Aly
Anderson Tawi
Geo A Barrett
Lee E A Lockard
Burnside
Welr & Weir
L Sanders
Auburn
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Mie
W M Rogers
Medser
W. Kitchen
Casey Township
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Tillie Orndorf
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Clough
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Hipaes
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Boyd
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Bay State
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Forsythe Cemetery
Gallatin
Terre ‘Haute
Ahd
Jeannes ‘Staarks
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Er Tran
Wasia
Haquire
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Brsees
Sepisog
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