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The Joliet Weekly News

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1908

Page

12

Lockport Riot at Ninth Street Crossing Ends in Attack

Gates keeper Chris Regoni was attacked by four men at the Chicago and Alton Ninth Street crossing when they clung to a lowered gate. Regoni fought back but sustained facial injuries and reported the incident to police, seeking arrest of the assailants who fled to a nearby saloon. He vows to protect himself and has begun carrying a public safety item after police refused to act.

Chris Regoni Ninth Street Chicago & Alton Regoni Regan Regon Lockport Reoni Regeni

Auction Sale and Prize Redeeming Follow Dec 4 Program

Following the program there will be an auction sale of remaining booth articles and a final prize redeeming. Mrs Hannah Finch, mother of Miss Annah Finch and Mrs Cornelia Lynk, has been seriously ill for over five weeks but is reported somewhat improved today.

Emma Finch Chicago Annah Finch Cornelia Lynk Sixth Street Bootha Hannah Finch

Proper Care of the Farm Soil

An Illinois farm fertilizer and soil health discussion highlights soil analysis, extension of the soil survey, crop rotation, and thorough soil preparation. Prof Davenport urges tenants not to pay for fertilizer but to aid with application, noting potential large value increases from modest yield gains.

Davenport Illinois United States

The Curve at Exchange Street Beneath Corporate Eyes

A Historic critique of a sharp street curve, blaming city and property interests for risks to life and public safety. The Illinois value of life cited at ten thousand dollars plus costs, with Alderman Wunderlich urged to remove the hazard to prevent future tragedies on the west side line.

Illinois Exchange Street Wunderlich Greenhorn

Death Calls Judson Green and Local Obituaries

Judson Green died at his home on Main street after a brief illness. He was about 70 and survived by his widow two daughters Mrs Homer George of Plainfield and Mrs Howard Snapp of Joliet, plus a brother and sister. Funeral services for Judson Green were held at his residence with Rev. A. E. Beddoes officiating and interment in Plainfield cemetery. The community also notes other obituaries and local notices including details on Anna Gaylord and long‑time residents, plus civic announcements and upcoming events.

Judson Green Main Street Ho“George Plainfield Oward Snapp Joliet Wheeler Green Josie Harris Anna Gaylord W. ‘W. Gaylord Wih County Fulton County New York S. D. Gaylord Kansas City Moe Carl Pilcher Wm. Davis Wm. Hatters Wm. McClaskey Dillman Street Spangler Grange van Dyke George” Brownson Chicago L. L. Mottinger Richard Birkett Akron Ohio L. H. Mottinger Meda Birkett Richard Gill Washburne Washington, D. C A. E. Beddoes Congregational Church Homer George Howard Snapp John Bronk Rosso Bronk Ed Bronk Santa Barbara California E.Q. McClellan Euehre T. A. Stewart John V. Bronk Charles We Grace

Lightning strikes burn barn on Russell farm near Crete

Fire caused by a recent electrical storm destroyed Herman Russell’s new barn near Crete. Russell was stunned by the lightning and later revived by medical help. The barn, only partly completed to replace a prior loss in August, burned to ashes despite neighbor efforts. Insurance covered part of the loss.

Crete Herman Russell Russell

Crete Girl Flees Home Then Returns Hidden in Box Car

A fifteen year old girl adopted by the Stoellings disappeared from Crete at night and boarded a freight train toward Chicago. She was later found hidden in a box car at Faithorn by railroad officials who did not know her identity until after contact with Crete authorities. She offered no reasons for running away. The incident sparked various theories about motives and possible outside influences.

Crete Louis Stoelling Chicago Faithorn Neme

Market Price and Livestock Report Summary

The report lists wheat prices and open close ranges for wheat corn oats hogs cattle sheep and lambs daily. It includes bid and ask ranges for hogs cattle and sheep plus dairy butter eggs and other farm produce and notes Liverpool market quotes and regional prices for Timothy rye straw and oats straw.

Liverpool Liverpol

Minooka notes post office closure and holiday visits

Minooka notices that after November 30 1908 the White Willow post office will close and patrons will receive mail from Minooka. A newborn boy was born November 20 1908 to Mr and Mrs Van Hauser. Local residents Sam O’Brien and family visited town while recalling Seward ties. Thanksgiving was widely observed with stores closed and services suspended.

Minooka White Willow Pural van Hauser Sam O'Brien Kansas O'Brien Seward George Colleps A. K. Knapp Chicago Insurance Company Milwaukee BE B. Tabler Seneca George J. M. Murphy Joliet William George Kites Charles Spons Lone Pearsons Vera Helen Ravenswood Clifford Dan Coop Richard Coop Wiliam Goultham

Clever jeweler work recovers stolen watch in city case

Captain Corcoran Detective Mason and M Larsen of Feagans jewelry recovered a gold watch stolen from Mrs. W. B. Woods of 1407 North Center. Larsen identified the piece, notified police, and the investigation traced the item to Austrian John Stefanich who bought it from a second hand shop. The ring remains missing while officers pursue further leads. All pawnshops are required to file reports.

Corcoran Mason Police M. Larsen Feagans Jewelry Store W. B. Woods North Center Street Larsen Price Stéléh North Eastern Avenue John Feagans Stefanich Central ‘School Cass Street Lewis ‘Jones

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