State institution auditor sues Illinois Central for 15 million
Springfield May 12 The institution auditor reports the state has pursued the Illinois Central Railroad for 15 million dollars based on audits of department and institution accounts. The office notes past recoveries totaling hundreds of thousands and cites improvements in contracts, coal purchasing, and uniform accounting as reasons for enhanced state receipts and accountability.
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Worty-Fourth General Assembly
Frank D. Whipp
Adjutant General's Department
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Bureau of Labor Statistics
Free Employment Licensing Department
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State Board of Charities
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Sane
Kankakee
Povernnr Anid
Aust
Mile
Whipp
Eastern Hospital
Whip
Ilinois Central Railroad Company
O'Gara King Coal Company
Crerar, Crash & Co
Standfard Wished Coal Co
Consolidated C & Iron Co
Lathan Coal Co
Prairie State Coal & Coke Coa
Latham Coal Company
Atste
Southern Hospital For
Twickenham the Home of England’s Great Writers
England’s Twickenham hosts a lineage of famed authors including Pope, Walpole, Swift, Gay, Montagu, Gibbon, Boswell, Johnson, Tennyson, and Dickens. Horace Walpole called it the Tivoli, and Alfred Tennyson’s Montpelier Road house is linked to early poems and gatherings with Hallam and others.
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Pope
Horace Walpole
Swift
Gay
Lady Wortley Montagu
Gibbon
Boswell
Johnson
Tennyson
Dickens
Hallam
Foley's Kidney Remedy and Honey and Tar Adverts
The notice promotes Foley's Kidney Remedy to cleanse the blood and Foley's Honey and Tar to treat stubborn coughs and colds. It warns against substitutes and ends with local ad phrases about The St Louis Times subscription and souvenir post cards of Troy.
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Troy
Board of Education Graduation and Actions Advised
The Board of Education recommends graduation for the Class of 08 led by valedictorian Elsie UWoenig and salutatorian John Michael Rieder, listing graduates. A principal’s report was accepted, a high school course resolution tabled, and rules from 1900-01 adopted for the new year before adjournment.
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Board of Education
Elsie Uwoenig
John Michael Rieder
Matilda Schultze
Roberna Tarvey
Jessie Gade Elliott
Josephine Minnie Lichler
Vennie Alta Bennett
Ruth Catherine Norbury
Myrtle Elizabeth Eckert
Ethel Amelia Dunstan
John Erwin Hindmarch
Edmond Charles Rawson
Duncan McCormick
H. F. Thurston
Davidson
Tavis
Horsley
Mantle
Toar
J. C. Hollis
R. L. Nawson
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