Kriminal Court Appearance Shows Nerve at arraignment
Karsha and Blouth appear in court at 9 this morning with little emotion while murderers remain future threats, a display described as having splendid nerve by observers.
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Newspaper
The Joliet Daily Republican
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1908
Page
1
Adjourment in Case of Stakha and Blouth Greeted by Court
Matthew Stakha and Anthony Blouth, accused of murder, highway robbery and burglary, appeared with counsel John W D Arcy in circuit court. No pleas entered. adjournment set for Wednesday at 9. State plans to press all six indictments or accept guilty pleas, with trial order to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deterse
Williams
Wills
D'Arcy
Heise
Blouth
Frank Klein
Fire Threat Hits William Dele Anty Home in High Wind
A barn roof collapse sparked by a passing blaze endangered William C Dele Anty's residence at 212 Collins Street. Fire crews from stations 4 3 and 4 under Chief Langdon extinguished the blaze before it reached the dwelling or horses, and the pavilion at Dellwood offered dancing tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Deleanty
Collins Street
Langdon
Long puzzles on affairs superintendent solves problems
Supt John A Long leaves for Peoria to attend the Illinois Schoolmasters Association meeting where a state board of education may be proposed. He also heads a committee aiding Gov Deneen’s study and plans for the Northern Illinois Teachers Association to be held in Joliet November 6 and 7 at the Auditorium with sectional meetings and tours of Central Roosevelt School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria
Northern
Ilinois Association
John A. Long
Illinois Schoolmasters’ Association
Educattion
Deneen
Mr. Long
Long
Illnois
Central Roosevelt School
Joliet
Independence Party Invades Joliet For Evening Rally
The Independence party plans a Joliet rally tonight at 8 in the courthouse yard. J R McKay will act as chairman known as the flying wedge of politics. William Randolph will not attend but will send lieutenants. G McCabe of Locxport circulates news among Hearst supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence Party
Joliet
Leon McDonald Named Waterway Delegate for Illinois
Leon McDonald of Lockport is appointed as a waterway delegate for Illinois to the Lakes to the Gulf Deep Water Way Association convention set for October in Chicago. The roster includes Leon McDonald among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Leon McDonald
Lockport
JOLIET SENDS BIS DELEGATION TO EAST ST LOUIS
Local unions announce Joliet will send a large delegation to the Western Catholic Union convention in East St Louis on October 21 and 22. Delegates seek high office and active participation in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joliet
BIS
East ST. Louis
Catholic Union Joliet Delegation Heads to East St Louis
Twenty four Joliet delegates will travel October 20 to East St Louis for the Western Catholic Union convention on October 21 and 22. Joseph Braun seeks re election as supreme vice president with a chance to win another post. sixteen delegates come from St. Alois No. 21 with 728 members. The group travels via Chicago and Alton railroad and will attend opening sessions and officer elections followed by East St Louis social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Braun
Toliet
East
Alois
Wm.Odenthal
N. J. Horn
J. A. Wilhelms
J. C. Hartung
A. E. Sittel
Bex Stephens
John Kretz
Joseph Jaeger
P.—_Herbagh
M Meyer
J. Eichbuchler
H. Weigmann
Frank Herbst
St. Nicholas
A. J. Scheidt
St. James
Ees Schager
George Hebert
Blas Chulick
W Nemanich
St. Patrick’s
John Datton
St.Francis
Ray Stephens
St. Joseph
Frank Specia
Trustees Host Chicago Club Men Visit Lockport Tour
The Hamilton club of Chicago traveled by private steamer to Lockport to tour the Chicago Sanitary District works. Led by Guy Guernsey the party, including Trustees Clark Idelman and real estate agents Hoyt and King, dined aboard and visited the power plant and dredge aboard a train of eight dump cars. The boat departed Lockport at 4 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert H
Sanitary Trustees
Steaccher
Hamilton Club of
Chicago
Lockport
Chicago Sanitary District Trustees
Clark and
Breakwater Stones Sold for Gary Steel Plant
The United States Steel Gary breakwater will use stone from the sanitary district canal. The sale of 350000 tons of canal stone at 10 1b cents per cubic yard totals about 30000 dollars and must be removed within two years. Barges from Musky Que to Chicago will transport the rock to Gary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Steel Corporation
Gary
Ind
Sanitary Board
Hoyt King
Board
Drainage Board
Steel Corporation
Chicago
Joliet Residents Seek Rosebud Lands Lottery
A large group of Joliet residents plans to travel to the Rosebud Reservation to enter the government lands lottery. Civil and Spanish War veterans will file claims by affidavit or in person, with Arthur Leach coordinating from the Spanish War Veterans Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joliet
Rosebud
Arthur Leach
Spanish War Veterans Association
Gas Office Construction Teams to Start
Work begins at the NCW Gas Office on Ottawa Street with manager Mitchell directing a large force of men to excavate for a new two story building tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NCW
Ottawa Street
Mitchell
I. C. Copley
Gas Company
Kelly
Jefferson Street
Copley Budgeted to Erect Million-dollar Plant After Visit
Western United Gas and Electric Co plans a 25 000 dollar two story office on North Ottawa street between Van Buren and Clinton. Groundbreaking will start tomorrow with Col I Copley delaying return from Europe. The firm intends to expand later to a mill ion dollar plant northwest of Joliet to serve Aurora Elgin and suburbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tion
Ottawa Street
van Buren and
Clinton Streets
Col. Copley
Aurora
Elgin
White fish scarcity linked to river pollution and habitat loss
The article argues white fish decline stems from habitat loss after vegetation at river mouths dies from pollution iron creosote and other contaminants. It notes hatchery practice of collecting spawn and shipping fry, and contrasts past abundance of white fish in Michigan and Superior waters with current scarcity and rising prices for other fish like bullheads and salmon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth
Michigan
Superior
Joliet
Columbia River
Amazon
South Americas
Mississippi
Columbia
Kalama
Meeting for Republican voters in Lockport tomorrow
Lockport voters are invited to a tomorrow night meeting featuring speakers including State's Attorney W. D. Heise W. A. Murphy and Congressman H. M. Snapp. The event aims to discuss party priorities and local issues with prominent officials in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lockport
W. D. Heise
W. A. Murphy
H.M. Snapp
Priest to Lecture on Pagan and the Christian Rome
Rev Father H G Van Pelt will lecture Sunday at 8 in Sacred Heart church on Pagan and the Christian Rome. A sacred concert of forty voices will provide music for the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. van Pelt
Rome
Sacred Heart Church
Taken to hospital after ambulance call
City ambulance responded to Henderson Avenue to remove John Pearson to Silver Hospital. He suffered fever and health concerns described as Zane fever in the early morning report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson Avenue
John’ Pearson
Silver Hospital
Zane
County students sweep state fair with multiple awards
County students captured five firsts, two seconds, five diplomas and top honors at the state fair, showcasing strong school performance across events.
Finest Weather Record Set Wins Big at State Fair
Miss Rose Christensen of District 78 wins first prize for the finest weather record set at the Illinois State Fair. Will county schools earn multiple prizes including six writing books and book-keeping firsts while district 75 takes note books. Will county excels in other classes with diplomas and cash awards totaling sixty dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Christensen
Hartong Cruelty Allegations Stir Divorce Plea in Plainfield
Alice Hartong files for divorce from Henry P Hartong in Circuit Court alleging extreme cruelty since 1902 including kicking hair pulling and a 1908 assault. The couple, married March 1 1887, have two children and she seeks custody alimony and attorney fees while a banker is enjoined from delivering property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Hartong
Henry P. Hartong
Plainfield
John J. Evarts
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Karsha
Stakha
Matthew Stakha
Anthony
John
Su'ain
Starha
Dellwood
Leon M'Donald
Waterway
LIC Union
Elect
Joseph Brain
Presi
Dency
Feld
The
Western Catholic Union
East St.Louis
High’ Offices
Cago & “& Alton ‘Railroad
Twen
Steel CO
Breeze Factory
Senha
James Sexsus
Copley
Europe
United Gas & Electric
H. J. Mitchell
Col
Stovs
George E. Dixon
Minn
Dixon
Booth & Co
Sovernment Fish Hatchery
Mr. Dixon
Tropics
Hemisphere
Siapare
Joilet
Lockport Voters
Will County
Springfield
Ill
Educational Department of the’ Ilinois State
Will. County
Edly
Enjoins
Frank Grande
Maria Grande
St. Louis
Louisa’ Lamping
Lemon Quincey
Som
Greentlef
Kas
Katherine Gressing
Hompital
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