Notary Public and Conveyancer Notice
Notary public and conveyancer services described as handling for events and real estate tasks. Includes office form details and a Kinloch phone reference for contact.
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Newspaper
Troy Weekly Call
Location
Troy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1912
Page
4
Notary public and conveyancer services described as handling for events and real estate tasks. Includes office form details and a Kinloch phone reference for contact.
Court house items show receipts and disbursements including balances for wards and guardians. Real estate transfers detail multiple lots and parcels in Granite City and Collinsville involving Friedman Em dine Morriss and others with values up to 74,000 dollars and numerous trusteeships and heir distributions.
The notice lists numerous property transfers across Alton Collinsville Granite City and Edwardsville townships with buyers sellers and amounts. It also includes marriage licenses and a brief health ad about Dr King’s New Discovery and a minor note about a leg injury treatment.
New York October 8 The Becker murder trial opens with both sides claiming the case against Police Lieutenant Charles Becker for Herman Rosenthal’s death is crucial. A special grand jury sits with witnesses directed to it as court security tightens and night sessions are planned to speed the process.
Topeka Kans Oct 8 William Alfred Peffer founder of the Populist party and the only Populist United States senator died at his daughter's home in Grainola Kansas He was born in Cumberland County Pennsylvania in 1881 and earlier served as editor of the Kansan Farmer He won a U S Senate seat for the party in 1891 and later sought the Kansas governorship as a Prohibition candidate in 1848 Peffer was also a prolific writer producing Tariff Manual The Farmer's Side Americanism and the Ride and Fall of Populism in the United States among other works
Pittsburgh Oct 8. King testified that representatives from Steel companies met to restrain price drops and maintain stability. He noted the Structural and Plate association controlled 90 percent of production with Carnegie Steel holding about 45 to 50 percent. Charles M. Schwitb led the formation. formal meetings ceased in 1904 but 60 day gatherings followed to enforce price stability.
New York Oct 8 Hose Guéra identified by Donald Lyon notary as Mrs Petronella Wen sulik in Wilkes Barre case linked to attorney Burton W Gibson charged with murdering Rosa Szabo. Gibson’s defense relies on producing Mrs Petronella Mauachik, challenging the prosecution’s timeline as the Middletown trial nears.
Rear Admiral Hugo Osterhaus, commanding the Great Atlantic fleet, paid respects to Mayor Gaynor at City Hall. The brief visit lasted under ten minutes and included a ceremony with the admiral and his staff aboard the flagship Connecticut off West 76th Street.
John C. Davin a capital city real estate man shot and killed his wife fatally wounded Mike Mildred Dizon a private detective and then killed himself after his wife began staying with another woman. Davin had hired Miss Dixon to shadow his wife but Dixon befriended her leads to a deadly jealousy motive.
Mexican federal soldiers recaptured Cholula from Zapatista looters near Mexico City with reinforcements from Puebla, engaging in a battle that likely caused under fifty casualties. Rebels estimated at about 290 fled with loot after dynamite was used in the fighting.
An OCR fragment contains promotion for Hall's Catarrh Cure offering one hundred dollars reward for cures plus testimonials and price. It also includes a note on Hall's Family Pills for constipation and an electric bitters testimonial about Michael Hessheimer of Lincoln Nebraska. The text is disjointed with inconsistent spellings and misreads.
Fred C Miller superintendent of the Barden Condensed Milk Co was slugged at the Latin Street elevated station and robbed of a 1200 satchel on his way to a bank. He was dazed and cannot describe the robbers. Indiana charity worker Mrs Fannie B Fisher dies in Indianapolis after child associate memory of Mont Herricon near Cincinnati.
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