Probate Court items list long real estate transfers in county
Probate proceedings list numerous real estate transfers wills inventories and final reports. Names include Ida Liver Geof Braner Wim Schum Louis Wuellner Oliver Buckley John Lindly Dora Kohler Chouteau Nameoki Venice Drainage District and Granite City sewer through levee. Admin reports approved bonds set executors named with witnesses and various parcels in Alton Collinsville Edwardsville and Venice.
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Chouteau
Nameoki
Venice
City of
Granite City
Ernest Goodwin
Dora Kohler
Willi C Kalbfleisch
WC Tlachey
Max Zucker
C I Lynch
County News Notes From Granite City District
Hold-ups increase as Granite City sees a busy week. A large excursion by St Louis club 294 to Marine. Illinois Glass Works Alton to close for summer. Edwardsville circuit court term ends after eleven weeks. Edwardsville fire department withdraws from state association. Jesse Caldwell of Litchfield killed on a railroad bridge near Alhambra. Edwardsville Terminal Railroad Station opens with Louis Mick as agent. Worden coal mine christened Worden by Miss Bernice Worden. Joseph Mesmer of Highland dies in St Joseph Hospital. Highland Driving Park Association schedules races for Fourth of July festivities.
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Granite City
Marine
Club 294
St. Louis
Linois Glass
Alton
Edwardsville
Jesse Caldwell
Litchfield
Alhambra
Louis Mick
Worden
Bernice Worden
New Athens 200 Mena Tea Cases and City Notes
A summary of regional items: New Athens reports 200 cases of mena tea. Tower Hill held a recent fire. Springfield plans a German daily newspaper. Ef fingham appropriations total 17250 dollars. Belleville shoe factory opens with 52 workers. Bloomington fire estimated losses reach 2 million dollars. Cavalin of Glen Carbon injured and dies after train jumping. Pana Gazette suspended publication. East St. Louis civic park efforts progress. Casey license measure defeated by sixteen. Belleville hosts Southwestern Knotts Wood mews Picnic. Kaskaskia river floods crop lands. Venice to Granite City car struck by lightning. passengers shaken. Helvetia Sharpshooters contest in Highland draws marksmen from St. Louis and Belleville. Granite City East St. Louis rail link near completion. Diamond and Daylight Special trains now run through Madison County on Illinois Central. Nineteen Alton Naval Militia veterans from Harvard receive 163700 dollars share for destruction of Cervera fleet. Wilkie Barnshback of Edwardsville, St. Louis Republic staff, jailed then released after proving innocence with Edwardsville miloets aid. Pierron picnic ends with violent brawl using knives and firearms. several injured. Litchfield subscribes 30000 for local car shops. Springfield brewery to contribute 5000 for location. Taylorville city council to pave court square if county funds a new courthouse. initial and later costs cited. Oak Will mine near Belleville near-miss flood incident endangers 50 workers. Virden churches unite to build a 1500-seat tabernacle. revival by Evangelista Williams and Alexander set for 30 days. community response watched.
Telegraphic flashes and varied world events
Chicago census projection 1 950 000. rains damage Southern Indiana crops. Hawaii governor inaugurated June 14. Wisconsin heavy rains may save wheat. London opens new underground line by Prince of Wales. LM Rumeey dies in Winona Minnesota. Stephen Crane body found in Elizabeth NJ. Hearst plans Chicago daily in July. Robe arms cut. British armies reportedly united in South Africa. Crus Ruthin defeats Tom Sharkey. Jeffries gaps. Shoe industry booms in St Louis amid full-capacity factories. Chicago street car strike affects mobility. State Board of Agriculture set county fair dates for 1900. Jaevis township medical care provision announced. Chamberlains Cholera Diarrhoea Remedy used by Santiago hospital staff. S Kingston Drugstore sells it.
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LM Rumeey
St Louis
Winona
Minn
Stephen Crane
Elizabeth
Chicago
Hearst
New York Journal
South Africa
Crus Ruhtin
Tom Sharkey
Jim Jeffries
St. Lows
Vandalia Line Time Table May 27 1900
Vandalia Line timetable in effect May 27 1900 lists Indianapolis Mail at 8.55, Vandalia Accommodation at 6 28 p m, Indianapolis Accommodation 12330 a m, Local Freight 6 30 a m daily, daily except Sunday. Stop for flag. Stop Sunday only. For complete time card and rates, address.
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Vandalia
Indianapolis
Ind
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Highland
St. Joseph's Hospital
That City
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Pana Gazette
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