Court house items and grand jury indictments summary
Circuit and Probate Court items list indictments for Gyatina Simkova and others with bail amounts, plus numerous burglary and larceny charges. Several cases disposed or proceeded in circuit court, including damages verdicts, defaults, and continuations. Criminal notes include nolle pros entries, murder continuances, and pleas resulting in fines or reformatory sentences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gyatina Simkova
Simek
Ball
Wm. Naylen
Wayler
Stephen McQuinney
Henry Ameling
Henry Diehle
John DeMay
Frank Sefton
Henry Oldham
Wm. Knufinke
Frederick Rabbermann
Peter Guertler
Samuel Vanderburg
Wm. Grange
Daniel Goldsmith
John Pfister
John Fechter
Ulyases G. Bonner
Geo
Ortgier
John Clede
Pontiac
Costa
Probate Proceedings and Real Estate Transfers Highlight Local Courts
Probate docket reports final hearings and administrator bonds for multiple deceased individuals including Watt Hotz Krupa and Wedemeyer with adjustments and discharge. New circuit cases list divorces and personal injury matters. Real estate transfers cover numerous lot and tract sales in Edwardsville Collinsville and nearby areas. An advertisement for Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea closes the notice row.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Hillskotter
John G. Watt
Christian Hotz
Joseph Speckart
Anna Krupa
Charles E. Tarrant
Mary J. Herl
Joseph Broderick
Wm. H. Wightman
Lora Matthews
Mary N. Ferguson
Henry Wedemeyer, Sr
Wm. Clayton
Victor Rouse
Samuel Hubacher
Martha Robinson
August Riepshoff
Jamet Miller
John E. Mitchell
John Mitchell
B. G. Waggoner
Isabella Burroughs
Thomas Robert Avey
Robert J. Hancock
Isabella Chapman
James M. Ryrie
Alexander F. Forbes
John H. Schafer
Mathilda Schafer
Charles Schafer
John R. Sutter
Wm. R. Crossman
J. E. Tunnell
Heinrich Wm
Moeller
Ernst Blomker
Mary Cunningham
HH. Engeling
Albert Eickmann
Scheurer
Jeffreys
Louia F. Hill
W. P. Kennett
Acd
Charlotte Penningroth
C.M. Natl
Abel Rogier
St. Jacob
A. P. Wolf
Philip Liebler
Wolf's
Wolt Street
Edwardsville
Anna Liebler
W. B. Wheeler
Liberal Arts Building at St Louis World's Fair
The Liberal Arts Building designed by Hennett Haynes & Barnett for the St Louis World’s Fair cost 5475 000 and was built by Kellermann Contracting Company. Its Renaissance influence features a grand 730 foot main facade with a central pavilion and three entrances, plus mural frescoes and decorative reliefs. The Saengerfest of the North America Saengerbund was held in this building last June. Leesville, Indiana resident W H Brown survived a predicted death thanks to Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption, praised as a cure for lung ailments. Trial bottles are free. subscription drive for The Catt continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberal Arts
Kellermann Contracting Company
Rnett. Haynes & Barnett
Leesville
Ind
W. H. Brown
S. Kingston
Also Mentioned on This Page
John Riebold & Son
Troy
Illinois
Circuit and Probate Court
Circuit Court
Claud Sutton
National Enameling’ & Stamping Co
C.H. Lynch
Henry Breitbach
Fred L. Clark
Witness Shoe Co
Couny Bros
Edward W. Hilker
Ing
May Stern & Co
H. K. Johnston
Soire
Wm. Scheer
America Steel Foundries
Frederick W. Hoffman
National Enameling
Stamping Co
Mary Lewis
George Lewis
Theresa C. Wedepohl Et al
Star Store
Mip
Auwarter
Charles W. Richey
Emma Richey
John P. Holland
George Jager
Collinsville
James Curley
Margaret Curley
Nora Fischer
Francia J. Fischer
Oratrix
Aaka
Nora Roberta
Hollister
Rocky Mountain Tea
Liberal Arts Building
ST. Louis
Mike Hertelaut
A. Collinsville
Arte Meyer
Charles Kavalunas
Mathilda Elbe
Wm. Korbilik
Glen Carbon
Emilie Tosovsky
Wm. Loemker
Worden
Anna Hagemeier
Joseph W. Novak
Augustina Simek
Rudolph Suhre
Hamel
Julia Steinhage
Frederick Ohlendorf
Caseyville
Anna Kranch
Joseph Cerkowicz
Madison
Barbara Gorze
Joe Naresich
Maryville
Veronica Balnicki
Charley Guttersohn
Iva Bailey
Frank H. Rinkel
Lottie C. Taake
Aet
U. B
Peesto Patt
Forbes Ade Caret
Casnowe
Washingtonh,d.c
Troy City
John Deimling
W.F. Peter
Barber
Wuilen Shop
Theo, Guennewig
Hliness
A. R
M. F. Kuntzman’s
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