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Newspaper
Marshall Republican
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1910
Page
8
A Japanese spy infiltrates a fortress during a westernized siege. Under shogun orders the envoy faces execution or escape, seeking to save his family and reveal Western merchant methods. The deserters and defenders duel notes of treachery, courage, and grim surrender as the fortress falls.
In a tale featuring Colonel Turnlee and Miss Leila Tarntee, Abercrombie tests Leila with a signaling code aboard a yacht. conversations hint ambition and romance as Miss Tarntee faces choices about loyalty and future marriage within a wealthy circle.
The Big Four Railroad settles with the Hendricks estate in Putnam County Circuit Court for 4000 ending the Sanford train disaster suits. The wreck reportedly cost the company about 9600 000 in damages and expenses. Key figures include engineer Hendricks on a company pass, QO Jones awarded 17750, John O Lawyer among others, and Henry McDonald later convicted of arson after a fatal Dwyer shooting.
An American apple trade note from Wenatchee Washington shows apples sold in Paris for cents each after EW McConnell bought two at the Grand Hotel for 90 cents. A London letter from Gen Sir Edward Elliett reports a Pacadily shop basket of six Wenatchee Valley apples priced at half a crown and praised as marvelous.
The Harrisburg Register reports that coal storage will likely end this week and any further needs will be confiscated. About 75 40 tons have been dumped in yards with three massive piles growing into mountains. Temporary tracks may be laid beside the piles to load coal onto cars for shipment along the line as required.
Hughes apepeTees Store announces 33 women s new suits from New York City priced 10 to 15 dollars with added wrap and skirt section. Also features black alpaca skirts at 2 50, new wash suits for misses and women, lace curtains, serges, silks, and a range of work clothes and hats. Shoes emphasized for serviceable fit at popular prices.
Statement by John Williamson of York town Clark County Illinois detailing receipts and expenditures for the fiscal year ending March 29 1910 including sources of funds and disbursements for town, health, election, and poor relief with a final balance on hand and recapitulatory totals.
Practical guide for Illinois farmers with illustrations charts and tables. Topics include dairying tuberculosis hog cholera horse and swine breeding poultry corn alfalfa fertilizers and good roads. Send ten cents in stamps to James A Rose Secretary of State Springfield for a buoy copy while supply lasts.
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