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Marshall Republican

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1910

Page

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Knights of Pythias Lodge Forms New District

Grand Lodge representatives attended the gathering as Clark Limestone Crawford Jasper Lawrence and Richland counties formed a permanent district. Otho Tibbs was named deputy district grand chancellor and a class of twelve received the past Chancellor's degree. A banquet followed with about 150 attendees, then illness struck many from suspected poisoning in chicken salad. Editor Charles Scott and others were seriously affected. A celestial sighting noted a comet named Harvard A 1910 Johannesberg visible for about two weeks. A fire caused substantial property loss from a gas flame incident, with multiple residences damaged and the blaze stopped by a bucket brigade.

Pythias Grand Lodge Clark Tmberland Crawford Jasper Lawrence Richland Otho Tibbs Launcelot Lodge Albert Watson Mr. Vernon Charles Ritter Murphysboro Russell Sweeney Galesburg Henry Caldwell Chicago Charles Scott J. W. Fredenberger H. M. Janney G. O. Baird J. W. Graham J. D. Shoemaker Mack Robson

Irving Highs Literary Program Delights Local Audience

The Irving literary society staged Longfellow’s Courtship of Myles Standish with six divided scenes and costumed actors. A large crowd filled the high school assembly room as readings and musical numbers followed.

Irving Archie Deuel Myles Standish Lyman Booth John Alden Everett Taubeneck Hubert English John Rector Warren Baker Mery Roach Pricilla Ruth Hurst

Flying machine venture tied to Hug Newell in 1840s

County records reveal a 1840 partnership pact involving Hug Newell of Vermillion County with Jesse Liggitt and Benjamin Coddington to guard secrets of a flying machine. The document, dated October 14 1840, set a 1 000 000 dollar penalty for disclosure and ended with Newell’s lifelong pursuit failing to achieve flight.

Hug Newell Vermillion County L. T. Allen Danville Hug Newall Sr Charles Allen Hoopeston Nowell Jesse Liggitt Benjamin Coddington Newell Newell Township

Anniversary Dinner Honors Theodore Davis Birthday

City Marshal Shelton Davis hosted a dinner for his brother Theodore Davis celebrating his thirty seventh birthday. Guests included Mr and Mrs J W Coons of Yale Mr and Mrs Oscar Rader of Lawrenceville Mr and Mrs Hiley Davis and Mr and Mrs John Davis of Marehall Township. Theodore Davis resides in Alberta Canada and was visiting Marehall and vicinity.

Shelton Davis Pheodore J. W. Coons Yale Oscar Rader Lawrenceville Hiley “Davis John Davis Marehall Township Theodore Davis Aloerta Canada Marehall

Ten Years of Married Life Casts Westfield Farmer Abroad

Charles M. Lee of the Epperson farm north of town vanished Saturday night after attending the I. O. O. F. lodge in Salisbury. He left his wife and child with her sister and took horses, wagon, farm tools, a bed, and other items he claimed as his. He left a note claiming ten years of marriage were enough and promising to return after Christmas. Authorities report prior debts and a security bill of sale on property he took. The wife seeks an injunction to halt bank payments while suits in attachment proceed.

Charles M. Lee Epperson Salisbury Lee Westfield Review

Record Freight Handle Sets Lyons Yards Benchmark

A new freight-handling record at Lyons yards Cairo division Big Four last Sunday saw 2358 loaded cars entering and leaving the terminal. At day’s end 600 cars awaited switching and assembly, much of the cargo coal from Harrisburg bound for eastern points via multiple Chicago and New York Central lines. The effort required nearly all Cairo division crews available in Danville.

Lyons Yards Cairo Aloe Cone Lyons Gebdy Othe cc Ent ‘Tire New York Central Division Harrisburg Indiana Harbor Chicago Lake Erie & Western Lake Shore Michigan Southern Big Four New York Central Hudson River Michigan Central Danville

Fire Marshal Office Established by Legislature

The act creates the State Fire Marshal's office and sets duties for mayors and town clerks in villages and towns without fire departments. Investigations must begin within two days, with the Marshal supervising as needed, and a written report within one week. Officials receive fifty cents per fire reported and fifteen cents per mile for travel.

Peurisien

Freight conductor Albert Dede dies after accident at Terre Haute

Albert Dede killed on his first trip after promotion to freight conductor for the Southern Indiana Railroad. He died at St. Anthony's Hospital in Terre Haute Thursday evening. He was married to Anna Ruttman with two children and was the son in law of the late George Ruttman. His wife, listed as an invalid, had urged him not to go out that day.

Southern Indiana Railroad Albert Dede St. Anthony's Hospital Terre Haute George Ruttman Anna Ruttman Dedewno

Groundhog Forecast and Taft Critique Revealed in February Riff

A long, satirical column riffs on a February groundhog forecast, Taft politics, and a distrustful public mood. It mocks Ballinger, imagines the groundhog discussing weight and bacon, and ends with a jab at Valentine’s Day film fare and public sentiment.

Washington to Mars in the Zodiac of 19th Century Prophecy

A humorous long forecast uses George Washington as a figure in a playful horoscope. It references Lent, Halley’s Comet, Mr. Morgan, Pisces, and a political note on suffragettes and tariffs. It predicts a spring arrival and a high aviation show by trusts while beef prices rise.

Washington T. Roosevelt

Wabash Levee Project Backed by Bozeman

Hon W P Bozeman of Posey county advances a vast levee system for the Wabash and Patoka rivers from New Harmony to Patoka. The project costs about 4 000 dollars per mile plus land at 1 60 per acre and could reclaim 10 000 acres for homes. It aims to withstand floods, allow annual crops, and reduce federal aid reliance.

W P. Bozeman Posey County Wabash Patoka New Harmony Bozeman U.S

Deaths and Funerals in Clark County Local Notices

Deaths reported include John Whitconack aged 63 near Zeigler cemetery with Civil War service. Infant Joseph Clayton died at Bridgeport and was buried at St Marys cemetery. John Romoser age 7 mourned with burial in Zieglar cemetery. Laurence Leacure daughter of Henry and Mrs Leacure died at home on South 8th Street. Burial and funeral details noted with church and cemetery specifics.

John Whitconack Zeigler Cemetery Darwin Cemetery Joseph Clayton John Romoser Anderson Township Romoser Germany Clark County Zieglar Cemetery Laurence Henry Leacure Mise Leseura Marshall Frank Lewis Danville Ernestine Lillie Grace St. Mary's Catholic Church Laura Fiahie St. Louis St.Mary’s Cemetery

Plans New Terre Haute to Missouri Iron Fields Rail Line

H. H. Knipe of Robinson traveled to Terre Haute this week to win support from the commercial club for a southwestern road project extending from Terre Haute across the Wabash river into Clark and Crawford counties and onward through several counties to Thebes to join the Cotton Belt. The line would access Illinois coal fields and boost Clark county crops and fruit, with preliminary surveys offered if Terre Haute backs the plan.

H. H. Knipe Robinson Terre Haute Mississippi River Wabash River Clark Crawford Counties Lawrence Richland Wayne Jefferson Hamilton Saline Williamson Thebes Missouri Ilinois Clark County Knipe Burniah

Large well in Dennison township shows strong production

In Lawrence county, Tinois-the-Ohio-0 Companyyhed reports a deep McClosky sand well on the T. P. Leighty farm zone. It has 10 feet of sand, about 1,835 feet deep, producing over 1,700 barrels per day but constrained by insufficient tankage. Nearby clusters in section 25 and other farms indicate active but waning field activity due to pipeline and market conditions.

Lawrence County Tinois-the-Ohio-0 Dennison T. P. Leighty International OI and Gas Company Vandemark Farm McClosky Fam Linois

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Knights K. of P.s Cordingly Harvard Johannesberg Africa Ars High School News Charleston Marshall Club Charleston High School The Athletic Association Paris High School State High School Association Park Central Eastern Marehaltis Kean Williams John Pearce Adrian Michigan May Weldon Colorado Keefer Laviman James Arbuckle Charles English Mies Alice English Bill" McDonald Texas Bill Albert Bigelow Selena Poe Tory Westfield Farmer Ganderbone Ted Pinchot Dod Taft Ballinger Mr. Taft Ile St. Valentine Nickelodeon Algernon Amd Re Megane George Washington Mars Uranus George Lent Halley Mr. Morgan Death H.H. Knipe New Hope Lodge No A. F A. Masons Livingston Neweeathar New Hope Lodge Vandalia By. Co
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