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Newspaper

Sumner Press

Location

Sumner, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1901

Page

5

Nation fades with a string of local obits and trials

John Wheeler, son of mail carrier Albert Wheeler, had a finger shot off yesterday while handling a revolver. Mrs. James M. Dailey died at her daughter’s home in Ulmey Illinois and Mrs. Christias Maxwell died at Oak Town. Hiram Willoughby of H Willoughby & Son died at 83 after a paralytic stroke. Mrs. Judson Bruce died aged 84 at Braceville leaving a large family. Chris Eberwine, 92, celebrated with a family reunion dinner. he settled here in 1839 and ran a bakery. James Neal of Elnora was killed by a freight train while crossing near Wheatland. Henry Roney returned to his old job. Christian Deblinger died near here aged 85. Anron Shaw was held up and robbed of 5 cents and tobacco on North Walnut Street. Corrie plans to replant and rename his farm. a newspaper item notes one farm selling for 100 dollars per acre. A Longmont reader reports a 18,000 pound honey harvest. A parsonage shaving mug theft prompts a call to return it. The Olney Electric Light and Power Co. installs a large boiler, expanding the plant. Protracted MEK meeting reports 34 conversions at Bone Gap. Funeral attendees and depictions at Newton. Christie Rade called to Fairfield for Ed Black’s death. Lizzie Merdyre starts a Royal Neighbors camp at West Salem. A new telegraph line connects Bone Gap to Wabash county. John Corrie moves his saw mill to Bennington. The grip affects local offices. county court convenes with a guilty verdict for Geo. Sweat in a wife abandonment case, though the defendant vanishes at supper.

John Wheeler Albert Wheeley Yeateniay James M. Dailey Bever Ulmey Christias Maxwell Oaktown Belle Bond Charlten A. Cox Kansas Hiram Willoughby H. Willoughby & Son Broadway Mia Judson Bruce Braceville George Charles Bruce Martha Breetlinger Vincent Kaness Christian Eberwine Hale Mr. Everwine James Neal Elnora Daviess County James Batoon Wheatland Corrie Orchart Whitip Large Longmont M.el Parsonage Olney Electric Light and Power Co John Corrie

Petit larceny case verdict in Iba People v Sime

In the case of Iba People v Sime charged with petit larceny, J.C. Fitch prosecuted and Judge J. Z. Landes presided for the defense. The jury found Sime guilty after a closely fought trial. sentence included one hour in county jail, a $25 fine, and court costs. A motion for new trial was denied and a motion for grant of a bill of exceptions was extended to forty days.

Iba Ve. Jobe H. Sime Petit Larcenu J.C. Fitch J. Z. Landes Nt. Carmel Grantel Albion Journal

Local Mt. Carmel News and Incidents

Mt. Carmel reports a coal shipment arrangement on Charles W Parkinson’s farm near St Brandavilla. A power house engine breakdown caused a city blackout at Mt Carmel, with lights out. Charles Ammerman injured by a broken belt at Kelch’s saw mill near Mt Carmel. The grippe epidemic remains widespread in Mt Carmel. A marriage occurred at Mr and Mrs James Andrea’s residence on Exnt Ni street with Bob W Rove and Emma M Coorter as contracting parties. Logan Litherland and Ethel Lingenfelter wed at the bride’s parents’ home, officiated by Rev Theo Cates. County assessors named to aid property valuation. Mt Carmel precinct to be assessed by Jones and Wright group. Mt Carmel precinct crews from Maud to New Madrid with stock and farming gear transported. Prout to return. Beth Newkirk shot in Indianapolis while at school, brought home to Pavel Newkirk. community sympathy expressed.

Mt. Carmel Kelch Eset Carmel Charles Ammerman James Andrea Exnt Ni Street Bob W. Rove Coffee Precinct Emma M. Coorter Charles Lingenfelter Logan Litherland Mies Ethel Lingenfelter Theo. Cates Bellmoot M. E Ascesamenta M. ER Joe T. Lutherland Allendale A. Shacker Lancaster Jacob Weinenberger Bellmont J. H. Noraworthy Keensburg Jones

Various local deaths and injuries reported in a county update

CRAWE or Eliza Rector died in Anna Insane Hospital Monday. Walter Newlin returned home from New Castle Wyoming Me after two years. Oscar Midgett of Pierceburg in critical condition after leg injury eight weeks ago. amputation feared. Grandma Richards near Flat Rock died at James Lindsay’s and buried at Higgins cemetery. Harper injured by penknife. tendon severed in left middle finger. Miss Kaee Minnick ill in Ferre Haute. appendicitis operation tenuous. James Goodwin near Heatheville crushed by falling tree. died within hours. Mrs C A Maxwell of Flat Rock very ill. Ora Melton of Palestine died Sunday from lockjaw. Horace Hill and family and J F Fitts to Colorado for health. Mrs Martin Tedford died at Neath Honey Creek, about 78. Roy Jewell of Villas injured while butchering. hand caught in sausage press. three fingers damaged.

Walter Newlin New Castle Wyoming Oscar Midgett Pierceburg Grandma Richards Flat Rock James Lindsay Higgins Cemetery Wee Harper James Goodwin Heatheville C. A. Maxwell Mise Ora Melton Palestine Horace Hill J.F. Fitts Colorado Martin Tedford Neath Honey Creek Roy al Jewell Villas

Couple of Obscure Local Notices and Health Ads

A family obituary notes the death of Mrs. Mare. Frank Martie of Falestra, with surviving children and an aged mother in Kanes. A fall hospitalized Mrs. James Dedley, now awaiting home care. Certification exams for Sumner are scheduled February 22–23 and March 1–15, with guidance on format and eligibility. Advertisements praise Chamberlain’s remedies for coughs and diarrhea from Dale & Sheridan. A warning declares trespassers banned on several landowners’ property, with listed names and consequences.

Sumner Bridgeport S-Lawrencerike Lawrenceville Youra Traly H.W. Holverriex Chicago Spears

New Life Pills Promise Gentle Liver cleanses

Dr. Eine promotes New Life Pills as a safe gentle stimulant to liver and bowels to expel poisons, cleanse the system, and cure constipation and sick headache. Sold only at Deat Dale and Sheridan's drug store. Great fishing grounds noted around Georgian Bay with cold deep waters and vast rocky islets.

Eine New Life Deat Dale & Sheridan Great Lakes Georgian Bay

Tinots Central Rail Line Expands Evansville Chicago Service

Tinots Central Kentucky and the Tinots Central have purchased the P. D. E. R'y segment between Mattonn and Evanville and will operate it. A second column shows train times. Through trains will run Evanville to Chicago with reclining seats free on day services and Pullman sleepers on night trains between Evanville and Peoria and Evanville and Chicago.

Mattonn Evaneville Tinots Central Ky Ieno Evanaville Chicago Pullman Peoria Evansville Illinois Gentral R. R Gietance Illinois Central Champaigo Mattoon P. D. &Ery Eorta Round Sun Ly Exeanesville

Illinois Central R R Time Table at Olney

Illinois Central timetable at Olney lists mail and express trains with times for northbound and other services. No. 1 Mail and Express at 3:10 a.m, No. 3 Evansville and Nashville Express at 5:05 a.m, No. 15 Local Freight at 12:40 p.m, No. 41 Sunday Passenger at 1:46 a.m. Northbound No. 2 Mail and Express at 10:06 a.m, No. 4 Peoria and Northern Express at 5:05 a.m, No. 14 Local Freight at 12:40 p.m. Sunday service mostly daily except Sunday.

Illinois Central R. R Olney Mail Andress Evaneville & Nashville Express Sanday Peoria & Northern Ily Bandar

Debate Over Army and Shipping Bills Shapes Senate Struggle

A chaotic editorial voices strong support for the McKinley administration while blasting “Kickers” and discredited Republicans blocking the army and shipping bills. It argues the bills strengthen U S naval power, reduce dependence on foreign ships, and links delays to partisan aims to embarrass the president.

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