Court House Items Court Proceedings in Circuit and Probate Courts
Court records list numerous cases in circuit court including damages awards to plaintiffs, continuances denied, and judgments against defendants. Notable items include damages of 800, 1900, 500, and 1182.34 dollars, guilty pleas in burglary and murder cases, and fines for election-law violations.
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People
Dennis Enos
Chester
Edward Tuley
John Plouda
James Huston
Wm. Ashlock
Wm. Herve
New Circuit Court Case: Grim v Schroeppel Appeal
Court records show new circuit cases including Fred Grim challenging a Schroeppel appeal. Other filings list Hattie Simpson and others against Charles E in a related matter.
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NEW Circuit Court
Fred Grim
John E. Schroeppel
Hattie Simpson Et al
Chas
Foreclosure and probate actions in Hill et al case
Andrew Schneider appeals against Henry Schnatemeyer with probate proceedings noted for Jacob Zobrist deceased as executor, Elizabeth Lewis as administrator, and multiple estate reports. The record lists final settlements for Bettmann and Bauer estates, adoptions granted for Norine Meyer, and numerous proofs of death, bonds, and appraisals. Real estate transfers include several lot and land transfers with various heirs and companies, concluding with Mary Shabelec to John Novak and a continuation on the last page.
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Homer Stroud
Mt. Olive and Staunton Coal Co
Harry Sparks
Friend
The
Wabash Railroad Co
Charles Draper
American Car& Foundry Co
David Weisenberger
American Steel Foundries
Henry Schwartzmeyer
Andrew Schneider
James Liddell
Consolidated Coal Company of
St. Louis
John Decker
John Stork
John Coun
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J. R. Beale
G. S. Smooley
J. L. Arras
Ernest Doerper
Morgan LeMasters
D. A. Whiteside
Edward Holmes
A. J. Stallings
Joseph Knable
Emil Netherlake
H. B. Grider
City of
Granite City
John BE. Hdllskotter
Jacob, Zobrist
Roa L
Payson
Presenta
Lewis Schuartss
William Bettmann
John and
Hessie Dahlstrom
Norine Meyer
Martin Bauer
John Dugan
S. F. Mendenhall
George Liebler
J. H. Streubers
John Deimling
Mary Fallon
James Fallon
Charles Seibold
George Bauer Auretina
Ludwig Jung
Chae
Richter
G. Lunhardt
Ijr
Katherina Jung
Christy Coulson
B. H. McKinney
I. A. Olive
L. T. Kennedy
Sophia Decosterd
F. C. Kuhnen
J. P. Streuber
Samuel Decosterd
Lena Federer
Minoral Guardian
John
Edward
Albert
William
Rosa
Guardian
Lena
John Federer
B. H. Glassmeyer
Emma Glassmeyer
Benj. Glassmeyer
Henry
George Weimera
Herman Heeren
Henry Miller
George Hirsh
Helena Hirsh
Geo. Philip
Bernhard
John Hirsh
Joseph Grosnen
Chas. Berger
E. P. Greenwood
Standard Oil Hearing Ends In Cleveland Mr Hadley Seeks Feb 20 Adjournment
Attorney-General Hadley of Missouri completes depositions in the Standard Oil hearing in Cleveland and asks for an adjournment to February 20 to allow time for further testimony. He says the Missouri case is strengthened and may seek testimony from W B Judd and W T McKee, officers of the Republican Office. He departed for Chicago after expressing satisfaction with the proceedings.
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Cleveland, O
Standard Oil
Hadley
W. B. Judd
W. T. McKee
The
Republic Offie
Standard Company
Missouri
Hadle
Chicago
Waiving Eight Hour Law in Panamanian Canal Bill
The Washington house opened with a first attempt to filibuster to defeat the urgent deficiency bill provision waiving the eight hour labor rule for foreign laborers on the Panamanian canal. A separate vote and roll call on the amendment were demanded and the house adjourned after debate. An additional $115000 for meat inspection was rejected after a heated exchange.
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Washington
House
Pananta Canal
Williams
Department of Agriculture
Feared to Face the Music Police Officer Shoots Self
St Louis January 27 police officer John A Scollard 6 ft 3 in shot himself in the left breast at 1 30 pm Friday in the livery stable of Charles A Geraghty on Easton avenue near Huclid He died at 11 pm from internal hemorrhage He had faced a police board trial for unbecoming conduct for living with Grace Litzen We married the woman Thursday afternoon He was the Broadway squad's tallest officer stationed at Broadway and Pine street
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St. Louis
John A. Scollard
Police Board
Charles A. Geraghty
Easton Avenue
Huclid
Scollard
Grace Litzen
Broadway Squad
Broadway
Pine Street
Trials nearly halted by juror illness in Greene and Gaynor case
Savannah Ga Jan 27 Nearly three weeks have passed in the Greene and Gaynor trial as illness of one juror risks stopping proceedings again. Friday session cut short awaiting his condition to improve and allow trial to continue. Also includes brief advertising blurbs for Kodol Dyapepsia Cure and Gucklen’s Arnica Salve, plus a note about wedding invitations and printing services.
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Savannah
Greene and Gaynor
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Droll
Cash Grocery
Main Street
Troy
C. E. McKittrick
Rign
G. A. Purviance & Son, Hack and Dray. Line
Zenk
Hickory Street
Union Meat Market
G. A. Voeleer
Joseph
W. W. Jarvis
OD G. Jarvis
Buys and
Sexis Foreman and Domeste Exchange
Manes
Circuit Court
Fred. J. Riebold & Company
Cora B. Lloyd
Martha A. Wilber
Lota
Bik
Foster
New Douglas
George Augustin
Gustav Bonzet
Sey
Joseph Hoelscher
Theo Beck, Jr
Twouis Klaus
Edward Klaus
Tuouis
Klaus
Ernst Haller
J. L. BR
Wadsworth
Josephine Spaeth
Park Place
Collinagitle
Donk Dros
Coal & Coke Co
Mize Waudlesa
Albert Hadfield
Collineville
WN. O. Nelson Mf
S. Kingston Hugs, Cae
N.C Me
Dewitt & Company
Ill
Weuamier
Amac
BOO
Cleveland
Panama Canal
Henry Kueker
Savan
S Kingston
Aruba
Grant Shy
Reyolds
Springfield
S. Kingston
Tue Catt
Star Tailoring Company
Svar Tartormve Company
Svar Tarmoring Company
M. F. Auwarter
FAY
Ask
Morse &Goi
Fairbanks-Morse
Lay Watt
Betty
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