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Newspaper

Marshall Republican

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1909

Page

10

Ozone Island saga tests pride and charity in Maynard tale

In a scene from a long story, Nathan Scudder and Edward Van Brunt tour Eastwich with Martin Hartley as high living New Yorkers. A country family headed by Washy Sparrow faces eviction, Agnes Page intervenes, Hartley is rebuked, and Van Brunt offers aid while tensions between class and duty surface as the party moves toward Ozone Island.

Mr. Boloman Pratt Nathan Scudder Edward van Brunt Martin Hartley Pratt von Brunt Agnes Page Hartley Eastwich Reddy Agnes van Brunt Washington Martin Edward Poundberry Brown Scudder Sue Mr. Pratt Van Washy Horsefoot Sparrow Peter Brown Skipper Ozone

Illinois Mayor Reece Loses Petition in Springfield Race

In Springfield Judge George W. Murray ruled Mayor Reece’s contest petition against Judge Lawrence Sherman insufficient in law, ending the bid to unseat Sherman as the Republican mayoral nominee. Sherman’s nomination stands, setting the stage for the party’s mayoral choice.

Reece Springfield Lawrence Sherman George W. Murray Sherman Murray

Drys Win City Office Nominations In Litchfield Primary

In Litchfield the drys defeated wets by two to one in the city officers primary. The dry slate carried all wards except one with nominees including John Henley and William Wilton for clerk, C R Davis and Otto Heise for attorney, George P O'Brien for marshal, William D Shaffer and Harry Leathor for city offices.

Tragedy Follows Suicide of Couple In Benton

In Benton a 25 year old man John Nichols killed himself with a gun in a sequel to the death of his sweetheart Miss Gyr Somers. He left a note claiming life had nothing left to live for since her death and shot himself near the home of his sweetheart's parents after telling friends of his plan.

Brown Martin Hartley Mr. Hartley Doctor Doc Bosh Washy Peter Brown Sparrow Mr. Brown Scudder Mr. Scudder Nate Horsefoot Benton Gyr Somers John Nichols Miss Somers Nichols

Tragic double suicide after reconciliation in Pawnee

Henry Green fatally shot his wife after a reconciliation in Pawnee then killed himself. The couple had been dining with Mrs. George R. Miller, the wife’s mother, when the tragedy occurred.

Pawnee Henry Green George R. Miller

Indictments Against Minister Dropped

Indictments on the charge of criminal libel against the Rev. E. Fisher and F. B. Vennum were quashed by the last grand jury. The cases stemmed from language in a paper issued by the city dirty organization last fall targeting a member of the city council.

E. Fisher F. B. Vennum Diry

Sigel Township Tax Collector First to Return Books

Shelbyville Henry Bartimus, tax collector for Sigel township, is the first to return his books to the county treasurer. Sigel’s assessed amount was 4963.69 with 4918.71 collected and 44.88 delinquent. Bartimus’s commission totaled 98.38. In related items, two drownings near Cooperstown were reported, a murdered Italian body found in Nor mal Preesident James Re-elected at Urbana, and Carterville notes a farmer’s son Guy Jones shooting a wolf and taking six cubs.

Shelbyville Henry Bartimus Sigel Township Sigel Bartimus

Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Sold in Ohio and Vermont

A historic testimonial letter shows Mrs. E Hanson of Columbus Ohio praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief during change of life. Another Vermont reader Mrs Charles Bancuary reports renewed health and strength after using the remedy. The ad notes the compound as a standard female health treatment for thirty years and urges women to consider it for distressing female ailments.

Lydia E. Pinkham Columbus Ohio Mrs. E. Hanson East Long St Graniteville Clarles Bancuay R.fld Lydia EL Pinkham

Deceitful Maude Men Undermine Trust Among Friends

During the shopping period the text laments deceitful Maude men and notes the erosion of trust between friends, highlighting the breakdown in loyalty and reliability among companions like Percy.

Maude Percy

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