Notice of probate and guardianship actions and real estate transfers
Louis D. Soechtig named executor with bond of 3500 approved. Milda Meyer and others minors, guardian's report shows balances 538.62 and 584.77. guardian resigns and letters issued to State and Trust Bank of Highland. Real estate transfers list numerous parcels in New Douglas, Granite City, Wood River, and Alton from various grantors to named grantees with prices from 75 to 8600. Names include Frank Sliva Sr. to Frank Sliva Jr.. Peter Watts to Martha Waita. Leonard Weis to Wm. Reinhardt. D. G. Williamson to National Exploration and Development Co.. J. Gehrig to Mina C. Olive trust. E. C. Mack to Lucretia Clark. J. Down to Alex Konas. Mary Wheelock to J. A. Dietz. and many local residents listed with parcel details and values.
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Louis D. Soechtig
Milda Meyer
Frank.S5liva, Sr
Frank Sliva, Jr
Jarvis Township
Peter Watts
Martha Waita
Alonzo Foster
New Douglas
Leonard Weis
Wm. Reinhardt
Marine Township
Graham
Campbell
Granite City
D. G.williamson
National Exploration and Development Co
Seca
New Douglas Township
Edsall
Harry Frank
Edsail & Drop Er
Woodriver
J. Gehrig
Mina C. Olive
Munday
Alvis Fisher
B.wheeler
Ville
E. C. Mack
Lucretia Clark
Hull
Hunter's
N. L
Alton
Jesse
Alex
Konas
Viceroy Hardinge wounded in Delhi bomb attack
An assassin from a housetop wounded Baron Charles Hardinge the Indian viceroy, a guard was killed and multiple bystanders injured as the procession entered Delhi capital ceremonies continued to the durbar. Lady Hardinge unhurt but shocked, surgeons say wound not dangerous. An unidentified boy died.
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Delhi
India
Charles Harddinge
Hardinge
Lord Hardinge
Delhi Fort
Guy’ Doughie
Arthur Fleetwood Wilson
Council of India
Calcutta
George
Earl of Minto
Lord Wardinge
O'Moore Creagh
Extermination War Report From Mexican Frontier
Federal troops fight rebels near Ascension driving toward Juarez as 1,500 federals clash with Zapatistas and 2,000 more march from Chihuahua. Reports say 15 regulars escaped, with many captured or killed. Other items note a Durango attack on Black colony settlers and a Washington inauguration marching unit.
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Tex
Juarez
Ascension
Tru
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Des
Guerman
Chihuahua
Inez Salazar
Jose Blanco
Cagas Grandes
Durango
Riverell
Revenay
Oaxaca
Loyal Americans win halt on rate rise in Springfield
In Springfield loyal insurgents gain a two year postponement of the new insurance rate under No. 90 of the society bylaws. Dr John W Brott Per Tainter and John Conrad led a special committee to convey the ultimatum to the national board of directors in the fight against higher rates. The article also notes reinstatements at St Charles school for boys and other local items across Illinois.
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Springfeld
Amerlostis
John W. Brott
Per Tainter
John Conrad
National Board of Directors
Tocal
Springfield
St. Charles School For
State Board of Adminitration
Imnois State Civil Service Commission
Fred D. Ward
Harry Hill
Roxrburgh
Board of Administration
New Discovery Promises Relief From Pneumonia Threat
An old advertisement extols Dr King's New Discovery as a universal remedy for coughs colds and bronchial ailments claiming it can prevent pneumonia during winter and spring. It features testimonials from Mrs George W Place of Stawsonville Vermont and notes trial bottles and pricing 50 cents and 1.00.
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Dr. King
George W. Place
Stawsonville
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