Court House Items Continues With Estate and Property Actions
The court delivers judgments in several cases including Edward Naeher vs Illinois Terminal RR Co for 576.80, and H C Squires vs W A Wooldridge for 242.60. Estates like Evans and Burkhardt are settled, guardian reports and conservators are approved, and numerous property transfers and land deeds are recorded across Collinsville Worden and Alton with values from 100 to 14,000.
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United States Circuit Court
Edward Naeher
Ilinois Terminal R. R. Co
Nye
H.C. Squires
W. A. Wooldridge
Charles Seybold
Wim. Evans
The
van Malia Ry. Co
Highland Brewing Co
J. EB. Steele Et al
Stiit
Edward Burgener
GW. Tiedmann
Long Coal, Ice and Refrigeration Co
St. Clair County
Josephine Goodmiller
Standard Oil Co
Wm. Kline
Paulina ‘Meolin
John Huber
New Douglas
H. P. Hotz
Clara East
Schneider
Worden
G. W. Hildebrand
Z. B.job, Jr
Alton
Henry Cohn
Theodore Guenther
H. Cohn
Nlinaville
E. C. Thake
Thomas Stone
W. H. Martin
J. G. Kluge
Collinsville
P. W. O'Farrell
J.T. McGaughey
Rosa Soltermann
Bika
Frank Kohout
John Simunek
L. H. Schultz
Christian Soltermann
Admx
Pith Swenson
Herman Hansmann
Wickliffe's
Bretagnol
Livingston
Minerala
H. V. Olive
L. P. Wetzel
C'S
Probate Proceedings Before Judge Hillskotter
Probate entries list multiple decedents with claims and inventories. Notable items include Frank Klug and Henry Rice claims approved, widow's award to Rice, final reports for C S Boyle and Frederick Wesemann, hearings scheduled, and guardianship letters issued for Louisa Rossini minors with bond approved. Continuous probate actions and notices conclude with sale of property by John Sullivan estate.
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Mary Wood
Caroline Wyss
Erastus Green
Robert Alsop
Wm. Weigmann
F. H. Weigmann
Herman Weigmann
Henry Hoepke
John Bohland
George Accola
Christian Accola
John E. Hillskotter
H. A. Turner
Catherine Leuckel
Cornelia Wood
F. F. Miller
Frank Klug
J. J. Brady
Henry Rice
C. S. Boyle
H. B. Little
J.F. Schneider
Frederick Wesemann
G. W. Miller
A. L. Stelson
Louisa Rossini Et al
Antonio Zamesoni
John Sullivan
Wedding Invitations From Town Names Across Illinois Areas
A list of names and ages appears to be part of a wedding invitation section referencing residents from Livingston, Glen Carbon, Staunton, Granite City, Collinsville, Madison, Festus, Fosterburg, Madison, Troy, Edwardsville and other locales. The fragment ends with an invitation line reading Wedding Invitations at Tue Cat.
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Mataussas Bertulia
Panama
Julia Bovonat
Livingston
Fred Suhranbrock
Omphghent
Martha Worth
Edwardsville
Steve Bargetto
Glen Carbon
Catherine Cardini
Robert Baldwin
Staunton Hannah Allen
Staunton Werman Hemken
Granite City
Adele Amaland
George Brungs
St. Louis
Olive Williams
East St. Louis
Michael Mardos
Bessie Rubie
Chance LaRose
Festus
Belle McKee
James West
Ollie Furnish
H. D. Grabel
Madison
Emma Lorenz
Wm. C. Seele
Mabel Jarvis
Troy Edward Beeker
Louise ®Resen
L.E. Héemchen
Lees Lizzie Breve
New Douglas
Steering a Great Ship Shows Delicate Bridge Craft
A St. Nicholas excerpt explains ship steering requires constant skill to counter wind and waves. The helmsman must focus on the compass for four hours, while lookouts and officers relay sighted objects. The wheelhouse often hides the view, yet the craft must stay true to its course.
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St. Nicholas
Progressive New York farmer powers farm with river dynamo
A New York state farmer, Miner, harnessed a creek to run a dynamo powering house, outbuildings, and a milk separator at 7400 RPM. He adds a circular saw and other devices to reduce manual labor, creating a largely automated farm setup with electric current.
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New York State
Technical World Magazine
Miner
Bees Died From Overwork Under Night Light
A beeman relates how bees died after a light near their hive caused them to work nonstop. He warns never place a hive near a light, as the constant illumination leads to exhaustion and death within a week. The tale appears in the New Orleans Timege Democrat.
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Timege Democrat
Little Pig Market Rhyme Sold by S Kingston
An old verse about a child’s tummy ache and a mother’s care ends with the line that the rhyme is sold here by S Kingston. The fragment hints at a toy or book sale and a local vendor in a newspaper notice.
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S. Kingston
Fragmentary Board Notice From New York Press
A rough OCR fragment from a New York press page shows dialog about a board pill and a border issue. The garbled text references placing something down and a fump, lacking clear names or dates. Further readable details are unavailable.
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. R. Snodgrass
Braun & Miller
Brancr
G. A. Purviance & Son, Hack and Dray Line
Zenk Stable
Hickory Street
Puan
Troy
Lucy Hage
Joseph Burkhardt
Gladys Deck Et al
Guardian
Fern Deck
Barbara Schramm
Heal
J. Allen
Phome
Troy, Illinois
Landsay
Boarder
New York
Preas
Childs
U. S. W. A. Band and
Troy Volunteer Fire Department
Thurston & Martin Carnival Co
Electric Theatre
the Country Circus
Free
Circle Swing
Jersey Farm Dairy
Frank A. Welte
Troy Exchange Bank
W. Woryvarvis
O.a. Allis
Bursawa
Manes
Goal Mining Law Journal
W. A
Goal
Coal Mining Law Pub, Co
Betleville, St
Cacz
J. W. McDaniels
Caét Mant Ada
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