Probate Court Names Guilty Pleas in Carman Murder Case
Court records show several defendants pleading guilty to charges including murder, assault with a deadly weapon, larceny, and burglary. Sentences range from fines to jail terms. multiple cases continued or dismissed, with probate proceedings detailing final reports, guardian appointments, and estate settlements for numerous deceased individuals.
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Walter Coyle
Philip Merpugh
Samuel Kaplan
James
Clarence Connell
Clarence
Pontiac
Property transfers and resident listings in Collinsville area
A string of land and property transactions is listed for Collinsville and nearby towns, with buyers and sellers including Weeks, Batterman, Sater, Goetz, Isaacs, Webb, and Schappert among others. Amounts range from 90 to 2703 dollars with coal and mineral reservations noted. many entries show wd or lot and block details in Reed's, Green's, and Wickliffe areas. The clipping also includes short testimonials for medicines and local notices.
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Weeks
Batterman'a Lau Worden
Burrougha
Nico‘la
Strin
Mary A. Schappert
Louis Sann
Reed
Col
Minsville
Cordelia H. Green
Daniel Goetz
Green
Collinaville
Isaacs
Chas
L. Isaace
George J. Webb
Mathias Road
Teach asks what we want most for happiness
In a classroom exchange, the teacher asks what we desire to be perfectly happy. A bright boy responds with a cheeky line about wanting things we don't have. The quote reflects a light moment from the Catholic Standard and Times text.
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Catholic Standard and Times
Bia Only Affiction in Chicago Record Herald
A fragment from the Chicago Record-Herald notes a humorous exchange about hay fever, where one asks does your father suffer from it and the reply cites a joke about wealth as the only fever. The quirky quote reflects light newspaper banter of the era.
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Chicago Record-Herald
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Adler
Store
I Department Store
Edwardsville
UAT
I Frobate Court
Boal
Estate Efera
Iaurder
Para
Bilas
Joe Yi Ball
Pat “Murray
Col. Mahler
Edwardson
Ft. Russell
Julius’ Gieselwan
Nameoki
Milton Woodiver
Thomas Arnold Branden
Crcuit
Dnsthe Circuit Court
Ffedite
Con Holland
Matthew Holland Spath
Contin Rednour
John Sellmann
C. W. Smith
Va. C
Dodd Mead & Co
Thomas AE
Siagon
Assumpant
B. Suppiger
Paulina
Santee
Edward Ballanger
R.E. Walker
Wm. H. Hammond
Isaac
Gilbert
Conrad Bartelsoa
Henry
Annie Cohn
Henry Cohn
John P. Scroggins
Mary Scroggins
Chas. M.ellison
Theo. S. Eilison
Hattie A. Enos
Marine Township
John B. Billskotter
Andreas Nolte
Frederick W.W. Bafer
Caroline Miller
Willis Leriche Et al
State and Trust Bank of Highland
John L. Johnson
Nancy M. Judy
Rosina B. Kalbfieisch
George .G. Pierce
Jones H. Warner
George C. Mellor
Ward
James Gillham
James M. Vallentine
Ellen Harris
William Stabbut
William
Wilhelmina Ilsemann
Herman Ilsemann
Minora
Henry Tisemann
F.schildmeyer
H. Fullriede
Adolph.a. Suppiger
Albert Suppiger
iHenry Bunch
John Riebold.& Son
Neleas
Frank Hartley
Indianapolis
Ind
Lulu Karei
Omaha
Neb
Thos. Cavanaugh
St. Louis
Minnie Fay
Jouia Schroedey
Friedham
Moena
Maria Moeller
Worden
Frantisek Stremcka
Josefa Smole
Edwardaville
John Herbst
Glen Carbon Claudie Hayes
Glen Carbon
Hugh Corrigan
B. F. Bass
Fremont
N.C
S. Kingston
C. A Lindsay
P. M
Bronson
Fla
Henry D. Baldwin
City, Water Works
Shullsbury
Wis
Ballard
Prudence
Senator Sorghum
Washington Star
J.b.marley
D. D
Ophithalmis Optician
Troy
M.F. Kuntzman’s
F. E. Linder
Clay Street
J. W. Garnet’s
F. W. Zanders
Risser Residence
Kinloch 17
J. G. Schoece
Chicago Veterinary College
Hassinger Place
Kinloch
James WN. Jarvis
Tae Catt
F. F. Miller
L. W. Sondles
Kinloch 92
F. W. Braner
Market Street
W. Rawson
Phone Kinloch
Citizens
Julius Peter
r-Union
bMath St
Hollister
Brluga Golden Health
Ronowel
Rocky Mountain
Casten Dave Company
Madison
O&n
A. R. Snodgrass
Theo. Guennewig
Linnis
Eril Eckert Corn and Feed Mill
Heatores
Troy City
John Deimling
Prop
Beg
Overman
Schott Building
Public Square
Cart
W. P. Baer & CO
ST. Jacob, Illinois
Madlaon
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