Heir Sale Notice Appears in Fragmented Text
Fragmentary OCR hints at an heirrelated sale notice listing a potential heir and estate action. Unclear dates or locations are readable, with minimal context about the executor or court involved.
04 Dec 1912
Page 1
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Newspaper
The Joliet News
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1912
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR hints at an heirrelated sale notice listing a potential heir and estate action. Unclear dates or locations are readable, with minimal context about the executor or court involved.
Michael Collins banker and philanthropist of Peotone died at his daughter’s home in Ann Arbor Michigan after a months long illness due to heart disease and arterial hardening. Born in Ireland in 1845 he came to the United States as a telegraph operator at Peotone after the Civil War and rose to prominence in Will County politics and business.
The Joliet city council reports an executives session on electric light affairs. Mayor Allen states a citizen committee offered terms to Public Service company and its workers that were refused. A single wrist injury and several offsite arrests are noted. most grievances are explained and resolving, with wages and hours discussed. The conciliation committee led by A. S. Leckie and secretary John Bray is praised as balanced and capable.
Scores of Will County farmers compete at the International Live Stock Exposition in Chicago. Despite fewer exhibitors, local herds show strength in horse and swine awards with John Francis & Sons, Frank Beith & Sons, and Finch Bros. securing top ribbons in Poland Chinas, Duroc Jerseys, and Percheron Stallion classes.
A Peotone resident who married Caroline Folk in 1869 is survived by his widow and two daughters Mra A BE Ginter of Sheboygan Wisconsin and Mrs James F Breakey of Ann Arbor plus their son Paul who has handled bank affairs. He leaves two brothers Thomas of Peotone and Martin of Chicago and a sister Mrs William Shafer of Fairfield Illinois. Funeral is Friday at 1 PM from the Presbyterian church Peotone with Rev W S Stewart officiating.
A poorly dressed man about fifty was found dead near a Rock Island track three blocks east of the Tinley Park station at seven this morning. He appeared struck by a train with multiple bruises. the body was mutilated and unidentifiable. The coroner was awaited.
Edward Hellerman of Homer dies at 4 30 am after a sudden illness following a car ride. Born March 14 1877 in Homer township he lived much of his life in Frankfort later moving to Joliet with his wife and daughter Lulu surviving. Funeral and burial details are to be announced from 837 Raynor Avenue as the family asks for sympathy.
Er Wilson of Manhattan plans a Will County meeting to form a farm advisory and cooperative network similar to Kankakee. The program charges $10 to $16 yearly for soil analysis, expert consulting, and participation in cooperative ventures with three slaughterhouses and two laundries already under way in Kankakee.
Proposals for land for a new St. Patrick's Catholic Church have emerged with a rivalry over site. Fred Walsh offered a lot either in Westwood or Westpark, while plans favor Rockdale and the west side location. The existing church will remain a place of worship for nearby residents.
Joliet saloonkeeper Mike Bozich was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Charles Sharpe on a blind tiger charge at Le High in Kankakee County. He promised to surrender in Kankakee and was released on a $500 bond as authorities push to end illegal liquor traffic and target alleged proprietors.
W. R. McCullum formerly a Alton Joliet employee is promoted to train master in charge of the Chicago terminals. He was general yardmaster at Brighton Park for several years and receives a substantial salary increase. He has many friends among local railroaders.
Erick Linteen and Engborg Lunde of Minneapolis admitted they are first cousins after applying at the County Clerk’s office. The license was refused by County Clerk Young under state law prohibiting such marriages. The couple plans to wed in another state as they acknowledge their mothers were sisters.
The proposed sale of Michigan Central connections to Canadian Pacific would place Joliet on a new transcontinental route via Chicago. The deal could accelerate after the Southern and Union Pacific merger ruling, with Joliet gaining indirect freight transfer benefits and stronger links to eastern traffic.
A listed catalog of poor Joliet families and their addresses and child counts will be presented to the United Charities Association at tonight’s meeting in the city council rooms at 7:30 PM. Officials hope to avoid duplicate gifts and ensure Christmas aid reaches those truly in need.
Dr R A White presents a travelogue on Venice and the Italians at the Auditorium Pitoresque places and Gothic palaces with canvases shown as he talks. This lecture follows his St Petersburg talk in a six part series by the popular lecturer who has traveled the world. He addressed Russian culture, dress and arts and predicts a constitutional change.
Merchants' Association backs commission government. A committee led by John Barrett and Jos Nachbour calls for petitions to trigger an early vote. Mrs Searles of Rock Island will lead a Dec 11 Steel Works Club discussion as Joliet moves toward a spring election and mayoral and commissioner nominees.
A Jackson child of Mr and Mrs living at 301 Wallace street died this morning from measles. No physician was summoned. Coroner Wunderlich was notified for an inquest to be held soon. The family had moved from Michigan about two weeks ago and cited financial hardship as a factor in the delay.
About 190 students are enrolled in four night school courses at the high school. Each course runs about twenty weeks this winter with the largest class in stenography housing roughly sixty students.
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