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A roundup of plea deals and sentences from the county court with multiple defendants. Louis Miller pleads guilty to assault with a deadly weapon and is sentenced to 30 days. Jarlen Williams pleads guilty to assault to kill and gets 60 days. Dacey pleads guilty to burglary and larceny and is sentenced. Several others, including Duncan Brantford and Herman, face larceny charges with various outcomes. Some defendants discharged or awaiting further proceedings. several youths sent to reform school or penitentiary. New circuit court cases include James Rhodes vs Donk Bros. Coal & Coke Co. for $25,000 and divorce actions, with mortgages foreclosed for $1,000 and $1,800 on local properties.
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Louis“Miller
Jarlen Williams
Deant
Dacey
Bon
Duncan
Brantford
Herman
Adford
Wagner
James Webb
Pontiac
Nolle
Alfred
Nelson Vice
Wm. Vice, Sr
Wm. Vice
Same
Nolle Pros
James Rhodes
Donk Bros. Coal & Coke Co
Belle'Collins
Don Collins
Oratrix
Piasa Building& Loan ‘Association
Arthur L. Lowe
Priest
Upper Alton
Piasa Building & Loan “Association
James A
Probate proceedings reveal multiple final reports and guardianship
Before Judge John E Hillskotter the court reviews final reports for deceased claimants Charles G T Finke and Lorenz Winter with balances and hearings set December 10 and December 26. Minor Mary Weidner has guardian Mary Weidner with a $2500 bond. Distribution figures include Julia Mills and others with balances totaling $17.10 and claims of 80 81 and $80.90.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Hillskotter
Caroline Miller
Maria Schwend
Charles G. T. Finke
Julia Mills
George H. Strohbeck
Eugene Weidner
Mary Weidner
Lorenz Winter
Deceased estate actions and transfers in local records
A series of probate items and real estate transfers are reported, including approvals of sale of personal property for 1,969.50 in the Buenger estate, widow’s awards for Yaeger and Wilson, a December 19 hearing for Schulz, and multiple appraisers and executors named. Final reports for Weidner, Becker, and Winter show balances and discharge conditions. numerous parcel transfers and deeds involve Lochmann, Brensing, Raber, Bohnenstiehl, Highland Brewing, Jett & Adams, and Pence heirs among others, with dollar values noted for each transaction. Also present are scattered ad-like lines about products and a poetry-like aside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Buenger
Wm. E. Yaeger
Isaac S. Wilson
Antonette Schulz
Adolph A. Suppiger
Henry Riniker
H. C. Miller
Wm. Halley
Rudolph Weidner
Louis Becker
L. Theo. Winter
C. A. Lochmann
Central Brewing Co
Lochmann
Louisa Buhrmann
F G. Albert Brensing
F. G. Albert Brensing
John Daiber
Joseph Wilkinson
Frank C. Raber
Brookside
Troy
Franz J. Welte
Edward Bohnenstiehl
Wesley Jarvis
Valentine May
Highland Brewing Co
Ferguson
Jett & Adams
Edwardsville
Sarah M. Hughes
Wm. O. Hughes
Edward Johnson
Billa Gaskill
Lota Sand
Johnson's
Collinsville
George S. Pence
Wm. H. Pence
Mary E. Richard
Mary E. Richardson
Wm. H.*pence
Andrew Sitzle
Mary
Main St
Eawardavilig
Ballards Snow Liniment Eases Severe Sciatica in Iowa Farmhand
Ea Co Nad of Iowaville Sedgwick County Kan relates persistent sciatica pain. After using Ballards Snow Liniment three bottles, he reports relief, walking without crutches and performing light farm labor. Sold by S Kingston in 25c 50c and 1.00 packages.
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Co ‘Nad
Iowaville
Sedgwick’ Co
Kan
Ballard
S. Kingston
Notable Names Listed in Local Roster of Residents
A compiled list shows John W. Denton of Staunton Virginia Minnie F. Davis from Rockport George Henry Slay of Granite City Anna E. Strahn from Chouteau Henry Berkemeyer of St. Louis Margaret E. Prunty of St. Louis Edward Menk Jr of Trenton Elizabeth Jane Boehner of Trenton Arch Y. State of Columbia Nora Fay Calvert of St. Louis Charles Mantle of Troy and Daisy Wallace of Collinsville, detailing ages and hometowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Denton
Staunton
Minnie F. Davis
Fellow Feeling in a Rural Exchange
A parent bursts with joy after learning son George won a school scholarship, sharing the happy news with a rustic neighbor. Mrs. Jones relates her own brief success when their young pig won a medal at the agricultural show, reflecting light village pride and shared experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Global Bil lard Notes and Filipino Students at St Louis
John Roberts notes billiards vary by country with English, American, and French styles, calling English play more scientific. About 100 Filipino youths arriving for U S education will study four years in the United States, including six weeks at the St Louis fair. Also a fragment from Little Boy Blue shows him regretting a costly machine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Roberts
London
Globe
India
China
Java
St. Louis
Bureau of Insular Affairs
War Department
United States
St. Louis Fair
Blue
Parrot Education Tale Amidst a Retail Dispute
An irate customer and a dealer trade a joke about a parrot claimed to be educated, with the punchline noting the bird was educated in a deaf and dumb asylum. An advertisement for Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea touts blood nutrition benefits and circulation support, priced at 35 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Daily News
Hollister
Rocky
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Risser Residence
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J. G. Schoece
Chicago Veterinary College
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James N. Jarvis
F. F.M Miller
L. W. Sondles
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Union
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