Official Canvass Crowns Bond Loss and Close Race in Madison
The Madison county official canvass of the November 8 election shows the courthouse bond issue defeated by 2447 votes with 6909 against and 4552 for. Wm Dickman defeats Wm BG Thomas by 124 votes for the Democratic representative seat in the district. The county tally lists numerous state, county and local races with varied majorities and policy questions approved or rejected, including three public policy measures and a county-level slate of judges and officials.
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Madison County
Board of Canvassers
Wm. Dickman
Wm. BG. Thomas
Thomas
Dickman
Court House
Jarvis Township
War State
Edward &. Mitchell
Hartley
Lorenzo
Ken P
G. T. Fraenkel
Mmietay Larson
Mitchel
Plurality
Francis G. Blair
Conrad M. Bardwell
Biden G Burrit
J. C. Kennedy
Albert Lengenfeldin
S. Lo
Blair
Por University
Maury BE. Busey
Oni
Th Heit
Rodenberg
Edmond Beall
W. Terry
Rumsey D. Young
Magic Watson
Norman G. Pligg
Bardill
William Diekmaan
Coppinger
Harry J. ‘Mackinaw
Traymond O. Crawford
Wilmer Wescoat
Marshal B. Kirkpatrick
Mackinaw
Congressional Vote Totals in Twenty Second District
Official results from five counties in the Twenty second congressional district show candidates Rodenberg and Campbell with Rodenberg leading in Madison County 156 to 124, in Campbell County 208 to 156, in Monroe County 168 to 146, yielding a district total majority of 4226 for Rodenberg. Voters aged sixty two years are noted as 572.
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Congression
Twenty-second
Madison
Rodenterg
Campbell
Rodenberg le
Taos
Winshington
Rodenberg
Val Monroe
Bridge and Engine Collapse Near Troy on Collinsville Road
A traction engine owned by Detterding Bros. narrowly escaped injury when a bridge west of Troy collapsed as it crossed. Driver Henry Detterding and assistant Abr Helmich leaped to safety. the engine stayed upright and undamaged, while the bridge is a total wreck to be replaced. A temporary passage was built for local travel.
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Tron
Troy
Collinsville Road
Dettercine Place
Detterding
SfeLsuahian
Collinsville
Collinavilly
Henderson Arrested in St Louis for $2000 Appeal Case
Henderson, vice president and promoter of mining ventures tied to Copper Company and Great Western Gold Company, surrendered to U S Marshals in St Louis on a charge of defrauding through mail. Hearing ongoing for reviver appointment after his wife’s death linked to mining revelations. Bond set at 3000 with ongoing investigations and possible more arrests. Wall ace livery barn fire in Lebanon destroyed, horses saved, loss about 2500 with 1700 insurance.
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Theodore & Uenderson
Attes Thought Copper Company
Great Western Gold Company
Troy
St. Louis
Tegrity United .States
United States
Henderson
St Louis
Berry Henderson
St. John'’s Hospital
Thomas
Masntergs
Alk
Fleming
Hender Companies
Unitas Abelos Schuermann
Walter
Mayer
Lovi
William A. Rose
J.9. Swenson
Wallace
Lebanon
Social and Personal Notes from Local Township Event
Social and personal items recount a birthday gathering for M2 John Bohnenstieht with relatives and friends, a marriage in St Louis between Arthur Fletcher and Brene View, and numerous brief visits and travels among locals including Miss Litin Hinbert, Mrs. N J Mize, Roy Peters, and George Lawson. Also notes the death of Katharina Moser in Highland aged 88 and several local trips to Collinsville, Troy, and Pinckneyville.
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John Bohnenstieht
Ayia
Myr
Jobn
Bohnenstiehl
Lala Heater
Valentin’ Gttwein
John Soiter
Daughrer
Arthur
Sebastian Weber
MH. Krickhahn
Arthur Fletcher
Brene View
Collinsville
St. Lois
Harry Beste
St. Louis
Se. Lorie
Litin Hinbert
Near St. Jacob
Troy
Wome Davidson
St. Lol
Wilbur Peter
Porwhenras
Louis Hissi
le I. Rissi
Moesdames August Urell
G. Tt. McKittrick
N. J. Mize
Pueblo
Colo
I. W. Cook
Roy. Peters
Henry Peters
Katharina Moser
Mighland
George Lawson
Lawson
Greenville
New Mexico
Valentine Ottwein
J. Carl Bangert
Ittly
Carl
Pinckneyville
F. If Mittendorf
Fred Ashauer
C. B. Kimberlin
Charles, Watt
George _Deimling
Mayme Saubre
Sapurdas
Athambria
George Fiath
Theodore Wendler
St Louis
Charles Pedder
Tear Collinsville
Andry Wendler
John Krantz
Baby
Pogue
Clyde Whiteside
Edwardsville
J. Whiteside
Belleville Visit Follows Extended Stay and Lodge Delegates
Mrs. Deimling returns to Belleville after an extended stay with her sister-in-law who is slowly recovering from a fall. Accompanying them were Mr and Mrs John F Deimling. Fred Campbell and Mrs P M Davidson attended the Springfield Grand Lodge session as delegates from local Odd Fellows and Rebekah lodges. 4frs Peters of Greenup also attended Springfield as a Rebekah delegate visiting her daughter Mrs B W Jarvis.
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Belleville
Babette Deimling
Noon Train Becomes Topic in Troy Schedule Debate
A long town dispute over a noon train for Troy stalled after Vandalia officials briefly pledged service. After local business leaders urged it, a November 27 noontime stop was proposed, then reversed amid local pressure. Greenville’s new federal building cornerstone ceremony and regional notices follow, with obituaries and local visits rounding out the page.
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Seain
Kishinao
Troy
Vandalia
St. Facob
Wene
St. Jacob
Tros
St Louis
Bay
Petit jurors drawn for two weeks in circuit court
Court notes list two week petit jurors for the circuit court with names from various towns. It reports dismissals and several civil and criminal actions, including verdicts, damages, and guardianship matters. Several deceased estates and real estate transfers are noted, along with adjustments and inventories approved.
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August Stocker
Helvetia
George Gerstenecker
Chris
Busse
Jarvis
Harry FE. Vamper
Venice
Frank Sheppard
Henry Neudecker
Marine
Edward Meijer
Pin Oak
F. Neely
John Watson
Edowardsville
John Klug
Namvort
Charles Espenscheid
Alhambra
Charles Neumeier
Hamel
Ernst Klepm
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Frank Grove
H. Simon Henry
William H. Emnett
Henry
A. Hisele
George Liebler
Youn Gehrig
George M. Spurgeon
Fisele
John A. Uzzell
Robert L. Lowry
Luella Burgess
Uzzell
W. d. Verter
Albert W Ditton
Louis Wipprecht
Lroy Press Brick Co
Alhony
Dr. King
Henderson Gives UP
Marte
Bent
Aece
Tony
Vidalia
Wis
Alwsons
Ode Fellows
Lady Mireenbes
Offici
W. A. Rodenberg
Pin
Frances Schmacker
Herman Schmacker
Callingville
Circuit and Probate
Circuit Court
Beet
Charles L. Edwards
John &. Bosomworth
Zdvorak
Hedwicka
Julius St Gus
Tony Joxate
Genda P. Balecanski
Lin Boshkoff
P. F. Weber
City of Edwardsville
Charles F Hyockmeier
E. Hoskins
Mindruppa City of
Ede Wardsville
Barbara Matesek
Dix
Reed
Vew Circuit Court
Mast
Alan
G Squier
Jessie Wing
James BE. King
Probar Proceedings
Fr. Cooney
Broois Wiemers
John W. Lowry
Caroline McQully
Hannah Whitebreid
Frank Jackson
Frederick W. Spitar
Fred van
Peer HO Robertsen
Jan- Hey
Henry Clover
Hewry C. Herrin
Winkelman
Levi Chepsman
Patrick O'Peale
Josephine Tunscher
Henry Pehiing
Philip Eckert
Grebauer & Sehrouppel
Arthur Schmettee
Emma
Peter Meyer
Charles H. Farrell
George A. Russell
Gen. Schiller
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