Jury Panel Drawn For Two Week Circuit Court Session
Court lists jurors for two week circuit court starting Monday including William Weber Lauson Duncan John Lev Fry Theo Jotte Henry Waltera John Hackett Frank Krohne Chas Glass Jag Bosom worth Alfred Gefferd Frank Joerger Wm Schulz Wm Hoff Martin Aljets Paul Measner Wm Beutel J R Kalbfiiech Mich Malter Aug Simon Wm Roth Joe Peters Nic Angle George Boda Horace Look Henry Schoeck George Sauvage Henry Schnehr John Pratt Edward Jogrey Edward Mayer. Several criminal cases disposed, including murder convictions and guilty verdicts with sentences. various civil suits continued or dismissed. new circuit court cases listed across assumpsit, ejectment, and divorce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Weber
Lauson Duncan
John Lev. Fry
Theo. Jotte
Henry Waltera
John Hackett
Frank Krohne
Chas
Glass
Jag. Bosomworth
Alfred Gefferd
Frank Joerger
Wm. Schulz
Wm. Hoff
Martin J. Aljets
Paul Meeasner
Wm. Béutel
J. R. Kalbfi¢iech
Mich. Malter
Aug. Simon
Wm. Roth
Joe Peters
Nic. Angle
George Boda
Horace Look
Henry Schoeck
George Sauvage
Henry Schnehr
John Pratt
Edward Jogrey
Edward Mayer
Probate Proceedings Hearings Set On Multiple Estates
Judge John E. Hillakotter oversees probate actions for August Schlegel and Mary J. Stallman estates with inventories approved. Balances reported for Justus Bulkley minor John D. Rump and executors of several deceaseds, including Henry Buesking Louis D. Kientz and Anna M. Bader, with various approvals and settlements. A hearing is scheduled March 1 for Martha Newman final administrator report, March 8 for Charles Schneider death proof, February 13 hearing on Elizabeth Abrahams net petition, and guardian appointments and bonds for Henry Hallemann and Andrew J. Mathews estates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Hillakotter
August Schlegel
Mary J. Stallman
Justus Bulkley
John D. Rump
Guardian
John Malter
Henry Buesking
Louis D. Kientz
Martha Bacthels
Martha A. Newman
Charles F. Schneider
Joseph Marschalek
Frederick Schmidt
Anna M. Bader
John Parks
Enoch Parks
Henry Hallemann
Wihliam Hallemann
Andrew J. Mathews
Marx F. Kuhl
Elizabeth Abrahams
David F. Holt
Probate docket items and estate settlements summary
Proceedings record numerous estate actions including proofs of death, final reports, and discharge of executors. Notable items include Henry Hatlemann minor guardianship with $200 bond, August Manns minors letters to father, John Parks deceased removal petition, Bertha Barthels minors guardian status, and multiple real estate transfers in St Jacob and Edwardsville. Bond amounts range up to $1,600 with several creditors and heirs noted. Aged details cover claims, balances, and authorized payments amid overall administration adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hatlemann
Guardian
Edward Engel
George Luman
Thomas Norton
Joseph Pogue
John B. Lathy
Beirg
Wilbur Drake
August Manns Et’al
August Manns
Chas
H. Ochler
John W. Schmidt
Wm. Needle
Mike Needle
H. Steinmeyer
Elizabeth Burgess
Verre Penestrator
John Parks
American Car & Foundry Co
Enoch Parks
Peter Bernhardt
George Ney
Peter F. Ney
Bertha Barthels
Bertha
George
Frank
Major Crittenden
J. Will Summers
E. P. LaPorte
Fannie Crittenden
Annie Needle
Florence Kunzmann
J. F. Ammann
Albert Rieder
George Liebler
Fred Miller
Property transfers and deeds paragraph
A series of property transactions are listed including quitclaim deeds and warranty deeds. Notable transfers include B.8 Albrecht to Barney Cova and Wm F Notker to Donk Bros Coal and Coke Co. plus several lot bids in Edwardsville and Highland. Values range from 35 to 1 600 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Subject
Albrecht
Barney
Cova
Qed
Heiftteville
Wm. F. Notker
Donk Bros. Coal & Coke Co
Aug
Talleur
Earl Shepard
Allen & Evans
Marine
Charles Pfister
Fred Henties
Floating theater vessel built for coal river tour voyage
A new river vessel designed as a floating theater seats 1000 with boxes and an orchestra pit. It houses sleeping quarters for cast and crew, a full electric plant, kitchen and dining room, and tows a steamer. The voyage travels from Pittsburg along the Monongahela and Kanawha rivers to Cairo and LaSalle, then to New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Monongahela River
Olio
Kanawha
Cairo
Ilinoisiver
LaSalle
Mississippi
New Orleans
Bachelor maid or married woman clash in witty exchange
A humorous exchange recounts Phil Thompson misjudging a woman’s status as he tries to accompany her home from the Waldorf. The lady reveals she is married with a second husband, and a flurry of quips follows about daughters and future marriage, with tensions echoing wartime anxieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Thompson
Indy
the Waldorf
New York Times
Mr. Shenson
Mr. Makinbrakes
Russia
Japan
Chicago
Old Harlem temperance pledge tale from Booth-Tucker
A New York Times story recalls Mrs Booth-Tucker sharing a tale of a Harlem colored man who signed the temperance pledge and faced constant temptation. He says the only aid to keep sober is remembering a Bible phrase suggesting self restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Hoosier enthusiasm for world fair crowds predicted
Indiana World’s Fair commission expects about one third of residents to attend. hotels in St. Louis report thousands of Hoosiers booking rooms, with schools arranging excursions. Commissioners foresee Indiana’s strong representation next to Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
St. Louis
Commonwealths
Missouri
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