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Newspaper

Marshall Republican

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1910

Page

8

Terre Haute to Cairo Railroad Incorporation Filed

Articles of Incorporation filed Saturday certify the Terre Haute to Cairo electric railroad project. Authorized capital is 1 million dollars for a line about 100 miles long from MecLeansboro through Robinson Olney Marfield and McLeansboro with Gen James R Campbell as president and Allen T Russell of Western Indiana Construction Co overseeing construction.

Sccretary of State Terre Haute Cairo I MecLeansboro First Board James R. Campbell Isaac H. Wibb McLeansboro Carrol C. Boggs Fairfield Supreme Court of Hlinvie Aden Knoph Olney First National Ank Joseph B. Crowley Robinson Western Indiana Construction Company of Chicago Robinson, Olney Marrefield Melenanshbero Campbell Allen T Russell Springfield

Squire Benson Martin Joins Two Marriages in One Day

Esquire Martin unites Albert Poorman and Laura Anderson of York township in the morning and John S Noblit and Nellie Cole of Johnson township in the afternoon, both weddings performed in his court. Cule & Bros.

Squire Benson Martin Albert Poorman Laura A. Anderson York Township Wedlock John

Bargains in Rural Homes Near Marshall and Clarkeville

Advertises multiple small farms and country homes for sale including 40 acres near Clarkeville, 80 acres five miles west of Marshall with cultivated land and 7 room house, 40 acres near Darwin road, a modern 9 room house on North Sixth Street, and a two story house with black soil seven miles west of Westfield. Some listings offer trade options and reasonable prices.

Clarkeville Marshall Darwin Road N. 6Th St Westfield

Casey Saloon Question Petition Likely Rejected

Casey Illinois February report states the petition to place a vote on alcohol license is defective with 273 names though 175 needed. Signers dispute signatures and many lack local addresses. Lawyers say many errors may lead to the petition being enjoined from appearing on ballots.

Casey Ain Petision Terre Haute Clark County J C Sheldon Anti-Saloon League

Tariff and Cost of Living Debate Cited by Press

The New York Press argues Congress should examine tariff impacts on living costs. It cites cotton without tariff yet rising prices, woolen tariffs keeping clothes affordable, anthracite and sugar price movements, and shoes affected by hide duties. The piece urges full, official disclosure to reveal deeper cost of living issues.

Congress United States New York Press Ethel Cuthbert Tolind Aplay Fented San Francisco

Legislature Adjourns Sine Die After A Quiet Session

The extraordinary session closed Wednesday with little action beyond approving the commission form of government for minor cities. The deep waterway bill failed, but a $10,000 appropriation was set to appeal state suits against Economy Water and Light to the U.S. Supreme Court and to advance canal connections at Joliet for a through waterway from St Louis to Chicago.

Economy Water and Light Company State Supreme Court United States Supreme Court Lo and M Joliet St Louis Chicago

Mrs Emma Fox obituary notices long life and family ties

Mrs Emma Fox born June 2, 1808 in Marshall, departed Feb 2, aged 92 years 8 months 2 days. She married John Ro Fox June 27, 1870 in Marshall, lived there Auburn and Greenup. Survived by husband, son Rathe of Blayton, New Mexico, brother Chas Sullivan, four sisters, and many relatives. Member of the Methodist church, died in faith of Christ.

Emma J) Fox Marshall John Ro Fox Rathe

Kippo the Beggar Prince Impersonates Local Street Urchin

A theater notice previews Kippo the Beggar Prince in a temporary makeup likeness of a Marshall street urchin. Patrons recall the uncanny resemblance from a prior visit, with a show slated for Saturday night. Also mentions deep mud after heavy snow and calls for street crossing cleanups. An ad invites readers to inspect stock at Cule Bros. and announces a Buick for sale by Fred Cline in Paris Illinois.

Beggar Prince” Opera Company Cule Bros Buick Automobile Fred Cline R. R Paris Ill

New Men On Interurban Traction Plan In Midwest

Westfield editor James M. Dawson reports progress on a Charleston Westfield Terre Haute interurban line. A Chicago party outlines a plan with bonds and stock subscriptions, aiming to start by July or August, using electric power and parallel lines in Missouri and Indiana.

James M. Dawson Westfield Review Charleston Westfield Marshall Terre Haute Chicago Middle West South Westfield Missouri Indiana

Clark County Fair Dates Set for Sept 25 28

Officials of the Clark County Fair Association met in Martinsville and fixed the annual fair for September 25 to 28. Premiums will be liberal and paid in full, aiming to attract fine displays to the event.

Clark County Fair Association Martinsville

Uncle Bob Montgomery Near Yale Vies for Future Home

Uncle Bob Montgomery visited relatives in Jasper county near Yale about two weeks ago and reports indicate he has wed and plans to settle there. States Attorney Connelly was in Martinsville yesterday.

Bob Montgomery Yale Jasper County Connelly Martinsville Marvin’s Mill

Why Women Prefer The Record Herald

A satirical advocate explains why women favor The Record Herald, noting its comprehensive coverage for women including meals, society news, beauty questions, jokes, a Monday Martha's Management column, and a Sunday section with Marion Harland and Mme Qui Vive.

Chicago Record Herald Record Herad Reliable Society News Mme Qui Vive Martha Marion Harland Mme, Qui Vive Jeanette Hope Paris Dame Curtsey

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Terre Hauie Cairo Esquire Martin Cule & Bros Nouse Weir & Weir Marshall, Ili John Hanks Hamilton St Otis Bowles Mrs Emma Fox Will Hughes Department Hart Shaffner & Marx Clothes All Best Ikes of Shoes The Iris Women’s Clothing W. S. Spotts Marvin's Mill Cole & Bros Plum Street T. W. Clark B. F. Johnson Marshall, Ill Dumas Alexandre Dumas Tle Monte Christ Tinen Timon France Napoleon Farmer Jones Mia Jones R. A. Masons Charles Kurtz Alva Barber Carl Scott Brown Congregational Frank C. Hippard Indianapolis N. B. DeVol John Ferris Main Street Joe Gunder Court of Honor Marshall Orchestra J.K Black H.M. Dewey & Co Sunnie Scientific American Lyall Spawn & Co New York Washington, D W. & W. Line Harry Leseure
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