New Circuit Court Cases and Probate Filings Overview
Gourt Rouse tems circuit and probate filings show suits for adsumpsit with $500 damages, Otis Chrystal v East St Louis & Suburban Ry Co and Collinsville Electric Light & Power Co with $1,500 damages, Beecham Woolridge v Anna Woolridge a divorce with a St Louis wedding date, multiple appeals from justices with default judgments, and several partition and guardianship actions. The docket also lists extensive estate matters including administration, sale of real estate, and appraisals for numerous deceased individuals with bonds and sureties.
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Dennis Noonan
George Brown
Otis Chrystal
East St. Louis
Justice Glass
John E. Byrnes
Wabash By. Co
Justice Barraclough
James Despain
Lulu Despain
St. Elmo
Ala
John Quincy Adams
Lizzie Adams
Jackson
Dan Jones
Newport
Wm. E. Stahlhut
Frank L. Bryan
Elizabeth A.'Bryan
Louisa K. Kroeger
Exparte
Probate Court of
St. Louis
Probate Proceedings Before Judge Hillskatter
George Neudecker guardian authorized to pay 300 to Johanna Ben ner mother. Elizabeth Frick deceased proof of death last will set for hearing May 25. Friedrich Lienhars deceased proof of death last will set for hearing May 18. Henry W. Hart deceased proof of death intestate George H. Smiley appointed administrator bond 10000. Mary F. Brown deceased report receipts 5955 credits 1480.85 balance due administrator 525.85 approved. Julia McKee distracted conservator presents new bond 7000 with Jos N. McKee and J E Tunnell surities approved.
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Benj. Stampfer
C. A. Bartlett
Elizabeth Burgess
Henry W. Hart
Lizie N. Smiley
O. S. Stowell
E. P. Wade
Herman Metz
August Metz
Zacharias
Henry C. Schott
Emma Schott
Wm. Evans
Wm. Richmond
S. B. Gillham
Wm. Doepke
Peter Abraham
Herman Ritter
C.A. Bartlett
W. W. Sharp
George Neudecker
Guardian
Johanna Benner
Elizabeth Frick
Friedrich Lienhars
George H. Smiley
Bond
Mary F. Brown
Property transfers and mineral rights listed in regional deeds
Chronicle of assorted real estate transfers including coal rights under ww sw f sec 3-3-8 valued at $1,000 and multiple lot conveyances in towns such as Maryville Fairview Troy and Bethalto. Names include James Bertorello John Contrato Charles Pickering Nellie Robbins and others with ages and home towns like St. Louis Newport Alton Edwardsville and Girard in a dense deed notice.
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Charles Junghans
J. H. BR. Willoughby
Lena Drake
John P. Sweitzer
Combs
Collinsville
Wm. Ramshaw
John W. Watts
Brookside
Mary Welsh
Fred Berlemann
Todd
Adda Edwardsville
John Serrier
Louis Fink
Edwardsville
Henry Epping
Madison Coal Co
Jacob Dunstedter
Wabash By. Co
D. Street and
Wabash Railway
Nicholas Werner
Boleslav Kanturek
Same
N. O. Nelson
Joseph Koogle
Leclaire
N. O. Neilson
Julia N. ‘Lawnin
C. H. Neuhaus
George Reisch
Meeker & Kraft
Diedrich Moorman
Madi
Son Coal Co
James Bertorello
John Contrato
Maryville
John &. Peterman
Fairview
Troy
Charles E. Pickering
Chouteau
Nellie E. Robbins
Thomas E. Laughlin
Bethalto
Hattie Bowman
Thomas O'Connell
St. Louis
Bertha Bayles
Nameoki Joseph Bell
Newport
Corn Crews
John Oc, Meyers
Olga B. Hoerner
Highland 'S
Rhodes Calton
Hallie Mackett
Edward Stoecklin
Alhambra
Mary Lang
George W. Lowder
Girard Myrtle May Toby
Alton
Weekly Crop Bulletin from Springfield April 27
Weather halted growth in northern and central districts with below normal temperatures and deficient rainfall. Frosts on the 23rd damaged blossoms and tender plants. oats seeding finishes. corn plowing progress slowed. meadows and pastures remain thrifty despite less sunshine. fruit trees in bloom with frost damage reported in central and southern districts. early vegetables slow to grow.
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Springfield
Sculptured Mackintosh Monument in Mount Hope Cemetery
In Mount Hope cemetery Logansport Indiana a striking monument over William H. Reighter marks a rainday death by heart disease. The statue shows him in a Mackintosh hat suit and rubber boots. A family portrait used to craft a life size likeness cost 5000 dollars.
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Mount Hope
Logansport
Ind
Cincinnati Enquirer
William
Mr. Reighter
Reighter
Italy
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Cures Greenville Student
Greatly alarmed by a persistent cough for years H P Burbage, a Greenville D C student at law, reports a cure after using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. He says two small doses produced a lasting change and a permanent cure. Sold by S Kingston. Also notices on an automobile purchase and men’s leather slippers at Klein's.
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Chamberlain
H. P. Burbage
Greenville
D. C
Burbage
S. Kingston
C. P. Rayder
Pattens Mills
Kingston
Up-to-Date Made-to-Measure Clothing Hub
Headquarters offer custom clothing from eight fifty to thirty dollars with gents silk front shirts at sixty five and seventy five cents. Boys shirts sizes twelve to fourteen at seven cents. Lace and muslin curtains bed spreads samples of linoleum carpets shades walls paper curtains from Chicago leading houses. Full assortment of all kinds of nations for parlor kitchen barn and field. For bargains never stop till you get to.
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Chicago
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Crcuit
Mens Estate
Cato Abbott
Charles Renz
Emma Agnes Renz
Henry Robinson
John Abbott
Scott County
Sangamon
Clinton County
Venice
Balls County
William Beckmann
George Pfiefer
Johanna Pfiefer
Fred Henke
Henry Stahlhut
Wm. Poos
John E. Hillskatter
State Department of Agriculture
H. C. Gerfen
RMICK
Boston
Swift
John Mitchell
Bollman Mercantile CO
Coatly
Indiana
Rudolph
Klein's
Kinloch
Geo. Liebler
W.F. Peter
Bale and Reliable Insurance Companies
L. Hotson
Olive Street
James N. Jarvis
F. B. Linder
Clay Street
J. W. ‘Garnet’s
F. W. Zanders
Risser Residence
Kinloch 17
J. &. Schoece
Center Street
Odd Fellows’ Building
Munn & Co
Scientific American
N & Co
Roadway
New York
Washington
Neal
U.S
Crorge Corres
West Main
Citizens
Julius Peter
Lyonsorial
Calla
Y Union
Main St
Maud
Jack
Rocky Mountain
S. Kingston’ S
Tue Catt
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