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Newspaper

Troy Weekly Call

Location

Troy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1906

Page

7

Madison County Court Opens March Term For Probate And Case Returns

The Madison county circuit court opened Monday at 10 o'clock with Judge J E oe Thomas Ww, Springer as clerk, Bercy M. Lusk as court crier, and Henry Fiester as bailiff. Grand jurors report except Oscar Gernet Troy, John Faires St Jacob and F W Wendlandt Hamel excused. Fred Stahlbut and Henry Smith fill their places. John Spanas versus C C C St T Ry Co for 10000 damages. Probate proceedings note executors, guardians, adoptions, and hearings. adoptions ordered, hearings set for April 14. various estates settled, guardians authorized to compromise claims, bonds approved, and administrators discharged.

Madison County J. E.oe Thomas Ww Springer Cler Bercy M. Lusk Henry Fiester Oscar Gernet Troy John Faires St. Jacob F. W. Wendlandt Hamel Fred Stahlbut Henry Smith H. Q. Tonnar Alton Robert Livesey Fred Metcalf Guardian American Steel Foundry John Stulz John Pepper Et al Ward

Prune Souffle Directions for Egg Whites and Prunes

Beat six egg whites to a stiff froth with cream tartar. Whisk three yolks and fold into one pint cooked prunes finely chopped. Gently blend with whites. Bake in a buttered pudding dish in a water bath for about thirty minutes.

Mayme Lang Sours Van Skool Scene In Chicago Leader

A fragment from the Chicago Leader describes Mayme Lang angrily confronting Mr Lang at a social gathering. The piece centers on her fury and his wary gaze as onlookers assess the tense moment.

Mayme Mr. Langsom van Skool Tha Tye

Rich Cincinnati mogul cleans city streets

A Cincinnati millionaire takes on street cleaning duties in the city. Elias Hart of Reading, known as the groose bone man, declines to predict this winter weather.

Cincinnati Elias Hart Reading

Suffering With Smallpox A Race Official Contracts Virulent Virus

Edward Jasper, secretary of the Los Angeles Jockey Club, and his wife were en route from Los Angeles to Chicago when he fell ill and was found to have virulent smallpox upon arrival. Mrs. Jasper was placed in isolation hospital with him. The couple planned to go from Chicago to Cincinnati for the funeral of Mrs. Jasper's father.

Chicago Edward Jasper Jasper Miciel SQ Tol Gibel Celes Los Angeles Cincinnati

Snowslide at Granite Mines Kills Several Miners

A disastrous snowslide in the Winfield and Clearcreek district near Granite, Colorado, Thursday morning reportedly killed about six miners. Prominent miner Harry Wineborn, a representative for eastern investors, is confirmed dead. The slide covered two miles and was 1000 feet wide, destroying timber, rocks, and snow piled 150 to 200 feet high. Rescue parties head to Winfield.

Granite Col Winfield Clearcreek Harry Wineborn

Grandpapa Rockefeller Heir to Vast Fortune Born in New York

A fine healthy blue-eyed boy weighing eleven pounds was born in West Pitty Street New York City on March 23. The child will be named John D Rockefeller III at christening and is heir presumptive to the Rockefeller fortune. His grandfather John D Rockefeller Sr. has long hoped for a male heir for his son and Alcide Aldrich is the mother of the newborn.

New York West Pitty Fourth Street John D. Rockefeller III John D. Rockefeller, Jr Alcide G. Aldrich United States Aldrich Rhode Island

Senate Battles Over Rate Bill Dominates Session

Washington March 23 The Senate-House squabble over the railroad rate bill filled nearly all of Thursday proceedings with two speeches by Senator Lodge and Spooner and debate on amendments to enlarge the interstate commerce commission. A House speakers table action set up a conference, followed by fiery replies and a final rule vote of 174 to 156. Roosevelt attended a German production of The Queen of Sheba at the Metropolitan Opera in Washington.

Washington Senate Lodge Spooner Lede Commerce Commission Murbers Lees Rogeevelt Metropolitan, Grand Avert Company

Fragmentary Notice of Sales and Health Claims

Fragmented OCR item mentions a seller S. Kingston and vague health claims. It references Cleansing, constipation, and liver terms, with scattered names and places unreadable. The readable bits indicate a sale or notice context but lack clear facts or dates.

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