Court Dockets Show Guilty Verdicts And Divorces
Larceny, burglary, and murder cases outline defendant pleas and sentences. Defendants receive life terms or penitentiary sentences. several defendants found guilty or entering pleas. Several divorce petitions and foreclosures listed, plus probate items with claims and inventories approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Miller
Selmon Abbott
Handal Short
Louis Reed Et al
Menvaio Radagliaccoray
Floyd Jones
Lareeny
Marshal Mitches
Mourder
Probate and Real Estate Actions Amid Minor Claims
A long probate list shows Helen Palcock and others presenting inventories and approvals for minors while estate claims against deceased individuals include Elizabeth Paul, Martin Weber, Siav Muller, and Lizette Wain with various monetary amounts. Hearings on final reports set for February 12 to 28. Real estate transfers list multiple parcels in Granite City and Madison with several executors and trustees named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Palcock
Elizabeth Paul
Martin Weber
Claire
Am Antrax
Siav Muller
John I. Lemp
Guardian
M. Tenseher
G. A. Dixon
Lizette Wain
J. Terpening
Christopher Sehagnon
Froerichs
Augusta
Schott Et al
Emma Schoet
John H. Willis
Charlotte Prening
Wm. Vehling
Lewia Joeh
Oswald Sauuels
George
Stidlken
Bertha A. Schmidt
Lizzie Berger
Mary J. Ward
Joseph JG. Borman
Wn Meiners
R. Hornbeck
Minnie K. Hornbeck
August Metz
Charles H. Miller
Geo. Jc. Stuliken
Frank L. Taylor
Helen Taylor
Henry Hiller
Charles Hiller
Margaret Lautner
Mary &. Caldwell
Albert Billeter
Lean Litleter
Mf. Saves
EH. Ambuchl
A. Schaffen
Anna MM. Smart
Philip Koch
Dow
Louis Vier
Mary Vruit
Lance
Adeinistratrix
Wu, Wells
von Brendel
Cook's Add
John Brendel
Anna Wella
A. Henry
F. W. Megowan
Alton
Clarence Lile
Lizzie Warris
Granite City
C. Davis Et al
Trustees
Cie
South Extension
Virginia J. Bowman
T. L. Vanpreter
Blinn
C. A. Caldwell
J. I. Chessen
Trant
Woodriver Township
W. Reimler
H. Beckmeyer
Madison
Behooley
Same
Youree
Col. Add
A. M. Beckwith
Meliiley Place
Nameoki Township
W. E. Guy
Et al
A. Beckmeyer
A. Blanchard
I. M. Harris
Leelake
H. Schott Heirs
Emma Schott
See
Woodsriver
Mexican Army Revolts As Diaz and Reyes Are Freed
The Mexican army rebelled against President Madero. Federal troops freed Generals Felix Diaz and Bernardo Reyes from prison, Reyes was killed in front of the national palace, and Diaz's followers seized the palace and streets. Casualties ran high with hundreds killed or wounded as rebels clashed with federals in the capital, while Madero appeared to assure the situation was under control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Mexico
Francisco Madero
Felix Diaz
Bernardo Reyes
Reyes
National Palace
Villarara
Gustavo Madero
Madero
Zocalo Plaza
Viva Diaz
Diaz
Iaz
Madero Leads Calm Return Amid Mexican Revolt
Former Mexican War Secretary slain in the uprising as troops demand Diaz’s overthrow. President Madero rides unflinching through San Francisco street to the national palace, aided by loyal soldiers, while crowds cheer Viva Madero and Viva Constitutional. Reports say 400 striking miners armed with dynamite bombs in Pachuca and hundreds of Zapatistas approaching from the south to join rebels in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madero
San Juan de Letrab
Victoriano Huerta
San Francisco
National Palace
Zocalo
Diaz
Santa Gertrudes
Blanca Mites
Pachuca
U. S. Ambassador Reports Desertions in Diaz Rebellion
Washington officials release a statement that Ambassador Wilson says rumors claim the arsenal has surrendered to Felix Diaz and that mounted police artillery and rurales favor him. The national palace is reported loyal to Madero, with troops reportedly moving toward the capital to support Diaz, though details are scarce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Diaz
Washington
State Department
Wilson
Felix Diaz
Pacabaya
National Palace
Madero
On Yo Mexico City and the Orozco revolt grows
El Paso reports Col Rafael St Flores, Orozco’s chief of staff, predicting Juarez will fall as the revolution moves toward Mexico City. Washington maintains non intervention unless American lives are at risk, noting the Mexican army’s disaffection and limited defense along the border with a plan to send troops to Vera Cruz if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
el Paso
Tex
Orog 20
Paso
San Antonio
Orozco
Rafael St. Flores
Col
Washington, D. C
Art Administration
State Department
Mexico
Washington
Diaz
Vera Cruz
Madero
Transporta
Mex Logo City
Rall
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Garnet Bros. Merc. Co
Clay Street
Elias Burk, JR
Garriagh
John Teere
Moon
G. A. Purviance & Son
Hack and Diay Line
Vandalix Station
Vlreight
Deimling Bros
Julius Peter
Chidean
Calla
tar-Union
Mata St
Troy
Opera House
ED Helmich
Weema Laundry
J. R. Ward
Florist
George T. Eckert
Sosie
Notary Public
Firedun_cos
J.J. Brown
M. Th
B. Malden
M.D
Brown & Molden
Physicians and Surgeons
Main Street
Baptist Church
Brown
Maldan
Charles Goddard
Ernest Martin
Nhlle
Jed Stewart
Nora Stewart
Hattie Brindley
Jee Brindley
Wm. N. Dierker
Maud Dierker
Margaret Hebner
Edward P. Hebnger
Tr Ty State Bank
Boleycott
Frank R. Davis
Oscar Solier
Louis Hydern
Va. I
A. Delina
Wabash Ty
Alton Gormanin Building
Mary BK. Nesbitt
Ibeth Tunnel
Joseph Quitto
Garnisher
Appetit
Elizabuth Clark
George Muench
Susie Campbell
Riebold & Company
Ghas G. Safford
Kansas City
Ruth Sexton
M. Frankentheister
Louis Bile Ludwig
Louis Axehie
Borchers
Myrtle
Kirk
Voluntesia
Paris Commune
Tiia
Dias
Chapultepec
Laptian
Plaza Deg Armes
Cara Pass
Arsenal
AGI
H. Roeben
Missouri
Ira P
Vhone
Ted
Sina
New York
Chicago
Enterprise Flour
Vigo County
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