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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1908
Page
3
Administratrix Notice in Clark County Estate Proceeding
The Administratrix of the estate of William F. Aydelott deceased notifies heirs and distributees that on the Sunday of October 1908 she will present her final report to the Clark County Court in Marshall Illinois and seek discharge from all duties. Heirs may appear to resist if they choose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark County
Wm. F. Aydelott
Otober
Marshall
Illinois
Stevenson Denies Knowing Woman Amid Long Court Records
Adlai E Stevenson denies knowing Mrs Jennie Starkey of Waynesville who accuses him of involvement with a Civil War Knights of the Golden Circle meeting. The Bloomington district records trace attorney fees and estate actions tied to Stevenson and relatives in the Washburn estate case with land transfers and judgments from 1883 to 1888. Mrs Starkey claims a past connection. Stevenson maintains he has no knowledge of her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Adlai E. Stevenson
Jennie Starkey
Waynesville
Knights of the Golden Circle
Starkey
Dr. Starkey
Stevenson
A. E. Stevenson
Whitehead
Adlai Stevenson
A. B. Stevenson
James 8. Ewing
Stevensons
Adlai E
James B
John C
James Washburn
Elizabeth Washburn
Uriah Washburn
Ewing
John
Joseph Washburn
John B. Stevenson
Adlai
John McNulta
James B.stevenson
John C. Stevenson
James B. Stevenson
John B. B Stevenson
John & Stevenson
Letty G. Stevenson
Adlai Steven‘son
John Smith
John ©. Stevenson
Mob Attack Leaves Walker Family Dead in Hickman Kentucky
In Hickman Kentucky on October 6 a mob of about fifty men attacked the Walker home. David Walker a Black man his five year old daughter and his baby were killed outright. The mother holding the infant also died and three other children are expected to die. The oldest son is missing and may have been burned with the cabin. Walker reportedly cursed a white woman and threatened a white man before the mob set fire to the house and attacked the occupants as they emerged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickman
David Walker
Walker
No Excitement In The Political Field This Week
The week promises vigorous campaigning as Taft tours the middle West and Bryan heads to Lincoln and Chicago for key engagements. Beveridge tours the Northwest, Hughes campaigns the Midwest, Sherman moves through Indiana Ohio and New York, and Kern travels the Carolinas and Virginias.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Taft
Middle West
Bryan
Lincoln
Mack
Chicago
Beveridge
Far Northwest
Seattle
Portland
Tacoma
San Francisco
Hughes
South Dakota
Minnesota
Michigan
Missouri
Sherman
Indiana
Ohio
Kern
North
South Carolina
Virginias
Washington
Jealous Man's Shocking Deed in Tennessee Tragedy
In Bristol on October 6 William Bales aged thirty killed his brother in law Barney Bayless with an ax and then killed Bales's wife who was visiting. He was captured and hanged himself in his jail cell tying rope around his neck. Jealousy was cited as the motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Tenn
Johnson City
William Bales
Barney Bayless
Bayless
Bates
Bales
President removes port official over campaign violations
Washington Oct. 6 The president removed Lincoln Avery collector of the port at Port Huron Michigan and ordered the removal of Charles H Dalley special agent of the treasury there. The civil service commission found proof of serious violations regarding campaign assessments and noted pernicious political activity by Special Agent Bailey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Civil Service Commission
Lincoln Avery
Port Huron
Mich
Charles H. Dalley
the Treasury
Bailey
Bear Rampage Near Tucson Kills Baby at Pleasure Park
A black bear escaped at Elysian Grove in Tucson and seized an infant from a go cart, crushing it to death before police and bystanders gunned the animal down after a volley of bullets. Mrs Buss watched in horror as the tragedy unfolded on October 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasure Park
Tucson
Ariz
Elysian Grove
Here
Kentuckian Shot From Ambush
Dawson Springs Kentucky October 6 John Holman liveryman fatally wounded by Claude Snyder who allegedly threatened to kill him Holman fled to Madisonville but returned and was shot by Snyder who fled the scene and remains at large
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawson Springs
John Holman
Claude Snyder
Snyder
Holman
Madisonville
Gold and Silver Production 1907 United States Mines
The 1907 gold production from U S mines totaled 4 374 827 ounces valued at 90 435 700 dollars and silver output reached 56 514 700 ounces with a commercial value averaging 66 cents per ounce amounting to 87 299 700 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Bureau of the Mint
Geological Survey
Double Tragedy in Illinois prompts city hospital fight
Cairo Illinois Oct 6 Drew Marshall shot Mrs Frank Bechtel twice then killed himself He died instantly Mrs Bechtel is in dangerous condition at the city hospital Police say the motive was Bechtels refusal to elope with him leaving her husband and two small children to face the tragedy
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilinois
Cairo
Ill
Drew Marshall
Frank Bechtel
Bechtel
Marshall
Tafts Labor Record Praised By Press And Citizens
The Emporia Kansas newspaper and other sources quote praise for William Howard Taft for his labor decisions. They argue his rulings elevated union labor to a lawful, respected footing and rejected the old English notion that unions are conspiracies. Critics note Taft stands on his record, while Bryan is said to fear his position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emporia
William H. Taft
Taft
Eingland
United States
Topeka Capital
Hat fashions grow bolder with mushroom shapes and two tone trims
The article notes hats expanding in size this season with mushroom forms, two and three tone grays, and many trims including wings, ostrich plumes, and velvet bands. Velvet and satin dominates, with lavender orchid wreaths and lavender marine accents. It describes two tone effects like "London Smoke" and lists accessories and gown influences from Directoire and Paris styles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wistaria
London
Young voters face the stakes of policy choices
The St. Louis Globe-Democrat argues that new voters born after 1904 have the most at stake in national policy, citing farm, wage, and industry protections. It contrasts Bryan era gold standard and free silver positions with Republican protection and stable money, urging careful consideration by future business leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atake
Bryan
Cleveland
Republican Party
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Tide of Prosperity and Industrial Wealth Growth
A quotation extols rising industrial wealth and good wages, predicting a 100,000,000 population, stronger fabrication and structures, and global market capture while maintaining the home market, attributed to Hon James G. Sherman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James 8. Sherman
Davis wary of Democrats in 1900 race
Henry Gassaway Davis, defeated with Parker years ago, says the Democracy has no hope and Parker wastes valuable time in speeches. The Springfield Republican notes Governor Hughes commands strong Democratic support in New York State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Gassaway Davis
Parker
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Hughes
New York State
Springfeld
Fragmentary notice hints at property and claims in West Union region
Fragmentary OCR text references Mr Taft, Mr Bryan, government ownership, and land matters near Terre Haute and West Union Indiana. Mentions furnishing at law prices, a person named Hiram Hilbert, and contact details in West Union Wabash area. The passage is unclear but indicates legal or land-related notices and personal names.
Conservator's Sale of Elizabeth Cline Real Estate in Clark County
Conservator Fred J. Bartlett seeks sale of ward Elizabeth Cline's Clark County Illinois property at public auction October 31, 1908. Property includes town lots 1 2 5 6 7 8 in Block 10 and 7 8 in Block 11 of original McKeen. Terms: half price in one year with 6 percent interest, buyer notes and mortgage, option to pay cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minois
Clark
Fred J. Bartlett
Elizabeth Cline
Illinois
McKeen Ilinois
Court House
Marshall
Administrator's Notice in Clark County Estate
John L. Hawker appointed administrator of the estate of J F Hauelisen deceased Clark County Illinois will appear before the Clark County Court at Marshall on the December Term first Monday in December to adjust all claims and all debts must be paid at once Hollenbeck Connelly attorneys October 2 1908
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Hauelisen
Clark
Illinois
Clark County
Marshall
Big Four Route October Bulletin
Tickets go on sale for multiple conventions and tours on various dates October 6 to 28 with return trips to Lexington Denver Milwaukee and New Orleans. Groups include Kentucky Horse Breeders Assn Christian Church Convention and American Federation of Labor among others with Home Seekers Rates to West Northwest and Southwest. See agent for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chingo
Gulf Deep Waterway
Lexington
Kentucky Horse Breeders ‘Assn
Denver
Nail Womans Christian Temperane Union
American Federation of Labor
New Orleans
Return
Christian Church Convention
Milwauke
Wis
Brotherhood of iSt. Andrew
California
British Columbia
Wraat
North Weal
Michigan
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Ture
Lin P
Tehard
Dwight
Brevich
Philadelphia Press
Paris
The
McCall Company
McCall
the Young Republican
Mr. Bryan
Omoha Bes
Rae Spud
West Union
Ind
Hiram Hil
Bert
Ford
Dulaney
T. J. Golden
E. M. Duncan Harry
Scholfield Edwin Boothulaney
Europe
Orient
Fred J Bartlett
J F. Haueisen
A. D
John L. Hawker
Hollenbeck & Connelly
H. Je Rhein
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