Circuit Court dismissals and foreclosures listed
The court reports dispositions in various cases including dismissals of appeals and damages suits, foreclosures, and divorces. Notable items include James Murnaugh vs. Illinois Central R. R. Co. with a $30 judgment, and Edith Morton vs. George Morton divorce with name change. Multiple estates probate actions are noted with inventories, guardianships, and final settlements set or approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. O. Hunsaker
Geo. F. Miller
J. F. Pillion
S. A. Scott
Henry Berger
Janie Berger
Sarah Russell
Village of
City of
Granite City
Geo. Gerald
Wm. B. Davidson
Donk Bros. Coal & Coke Co
Z. B. Job Quarry Co
Ry. Go
E. B. Glass
E. G. Hill
Wm. F. Erxleben
Theo. Cabrilliac
Julia Stutz
Geo. M. McCorckle
National Enameling & Stamping Co
U. S
Minnie Ward
American Car and Foundry. Co
Maria Strasberger
L. R. Collins
John Beckett
Piasa Building & Loan Agis’n
Sarah E. Jones
Court Appeals and Divorce Case Details Highlighted
Mortimer Courtney appeals against Millard T Rodgers in a matter before Squire D M Greathouse. David P Earnest petitions for divorce from Matilda Earnest, the couple having wed at Pong on October 27 1900. the text notes that one party’s wife is unfaithful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mortimer Courtney
Millard T. Rodgers
Squire D. M. Greathouse
David P. Earnest
Matilda Earnest
Pong
Charres
Vanant
Property transfers and notices from Riverview to Granite City area
A long list of property deeds and transfers in multiple townships and suburbs including Riverview Alton Granite City Collinsville and Madison. Notable names include Erastus Pyle Josephine Staats Joshua J Craig Louis L Pfeiffer Donk Bros Coal Co W P Binney and J H Raible etc. Also references to coal rights and tract descriptions across sections with several executor heirs and trustees noted. The document also contains a monthly school report for October listing honor roll and teacher assignments across seven rooms and overall enrollment and attendance figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Rummerfield
A J Lauck
Riverview
Josh Pyle
Erastus Pyle
Charles Pyle
BOY
J. Ceee
Josephine Staats
Vege Cael
Joshua J Craig
Louis L Pfeiffer
Miler & Breath’s
Alton
Elizabeth D Biggins
Alto
H Raible
Emil
Lizzie Kyle
Granite City
Nelson
Jos W_ Schmidt
Leclaire
Wwalhelm Schell
Frank Schell
Hunter & Hreaot
al- Witheha Schell
Hunter & Emerson
Peterson Heirs
Peter F Schwartz
John R Blattner
A P Mosimann
Highland
Alex W Morriss
C Mack
Lela L Ryan
Hull
W C Parker
Lela L Byat
Rosina
F G Kalbfleisch
Collinsville
Smallwood Et al
Henry Kahle
McCasland and Youree
P Lyle
McCasland & Youree's
Ist
Jacob King
Frank King
Chris Ludwig
Ludwig Lumaghi
Sebastopocee Diseh
Ernst Feldwisch
P Kolb
Parker
Henry Cohn
Laura E ‘Ogle
Cohn
Trabel Marney
Quirinus Y Krah
Huber
New Douglas
Eee Coal Co
Henry R Bonnell
Itife
Bernice Eeoeive
Julia
Kell
Amelia Windisch
Wilhelm Winstet
Final reports, estates, and deeds listed in court notes
Judge Harty case notes show estates of John W Kopp Richard Ashlock and others settled or scheduled for hearings on dates in November and December. Property transfers include multiple deeds in Alton Edwardsville and other towns with names such as Zeibig Zimmerschied Christians Hayner Mack Valentine Binney and many residents across St Louis area. An editoral note recounts Rabbi Isidore Myers delivering a new interpretation of the U S flag emphasizing stars for the worthy and stripes for the unworthy to an audience of Zionists in San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Baumann
Christ Christians
Gieorge Christians
Qed
John FE Hayner
E C Mack
Riverview
Alton
Josh Valentine
Walter P Binney
Aed
Foster & Owens
New Douglas
Isidore Myers
San Francisco
Federation of Zionists
America
Trondtjem Seen Remote from Berlin Despite Rome Distance
In Northern Norway the town of Trondtjem is the northernmost sizable settlement, distant from Berlin in the same way Rome is, highlighting its extreme geographic isolation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norway
Trondtjem
Berlin
Rome
Notice to Hunters in Pine Oak and Jarvis Townships
Farmers of Pine Oak and Jarvis Townships forbid hunting and trespassing on their premises and will prosecute violators. Signatories include Geo Flath Fred Hampe lm Bohm Henry Wendler Louis Struckhoff George Dollinger Charles Helmich Peter Regel John Howard George Giger Hackmann Bros AJ Whiteside Henry Taake Chris Diepoltz Adam Schmitt Chris Rucker R E Jacobs Louis Prott Jacob Bress Wm Klostermeier Henry Struckhoff Geo Dressel John Cline Schultze Bros John Schwalm Martin Keck Chris Gerling Mrs Hagler
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Oak
Jarvis
Henry Wendler
Louis Struckhoff
George Dollinger
Charles Helmich
Peter Regel
John Howard
George Giger
Hackmann Bros
AJ Whiteside
Henry Taake
Chris Diepoltz
Adam Schmitt
Chris Rucker _ R
E Jacobs
Jacob Bress
Wm Klostermeier
Henry Struckhoff
Geo Dressel
John Cline Schultze Bros
John Schwalm
Martin Keck
Chris Gerling
Mrs. Hagler
Farmers Prohibit Hunting on Pin Oak and Jarvis Lands
Notice from Henry Busse James Riggin Henry Muhlenberg Louis Kucker EJ Steinhage Edward Hunsehe RA Dankenbrink Wm Busse Fred Tegtmeyer Ignatius Rigein David Klinger Fred Engeling HF Dankenbrink Henry Buhrmester George Rawlings prohibits hunting and trespassing on their lands in Pin Oak and Jarvis townships. Violators will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law by united efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pin Oak
Jarvis
Henry Busse
James Riggin
Henry Muhlenberg
Louis Kucker
EJ Steinhage
Edward Hunsehe
Dankenbrink
Wm Busse
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gourt House
Ciracult and
Trabate Court
Law
Pink Lile
Agnes Lile
Frieda Besele
Wolfgang B
George Kiesel
Mary E
Jennie B. Perry
W. Y
Lucia I. Priest
Anna Smart
Co. W. Leverett
Edward Blankenship
Lulu Benship
Andrew Sitzle
James Fitzpatrick
Wm. Schum
Robert P. Stanly
Louis Glock
Adolph Glock
F. C. Kuhnen
Robert Glock
Mary Becker
Wm. Becker
Guardian
Samuel Frey
Christian Koch
Emma Hartman
Henry Hartman
Peter Hartman
Dora Fahrig
Mary F. Brown
Wm. Whited
Henry Roth
Charles Buenger
C. H. Kunnemann
John B. Klein, Sr
Elizabeth M. Nicolet
Wm. H. Bauer
Joseph Ball
H. H. Willoughby
F. M. Cauger
Phillip Lauff
Frederick Sassenberg
Eleanor Sassenberg
Henry Steinman
Henry Engelmann
Fred Renken
Henry Steinmann
Joseph Daiber
G. W. Isenberg
Monthly School Report
H. F. Thurston
Jesse Black
Ed Schotenmeyer
Aaron Smith
Mary Tilley
Louise Kleist
Horace Cook
Anna Bohland
Bertha Osborn
Amy Harding
Maud Cook
Rosco Cook
Idell Bryant
Willard Rawson Ritchie Jones
Anna Smith
Chester Harding
Patti Campbell
Christina Schuler
Bertha Hussey
James Harding
Martha Sims
Raymond Rawson
Duncan McCormick
James Peterman
Walter Hoge
Cora Schuler
John Rawlings
Joh Healy
Barbara Wittman
Anna Droll
Myrtle Eckert
Alice Collins
Edmond Rawson
May Strain
Roy Black
Bessie Renfro
Cecil Overman
Amanda Renfro
Elsie Hoenig
Mary Morgan
Emma Mosiman
Tilley Schultze Fannie Mosiman
Ruth Norbury
Florence Jones
Lillie Wiekenant
Arthur
A. B. Barbara Sapp
Mary Rawlings
Lottie Black
Gay Sefton
Ritchie Jones
Barbara Wittmann
Geo Miller
Wilber Gebauer' Aug
Herschel M'Cullom
Frieda Peters
Ed McDaniel
H. F. Tuu
Norma Jarvis Irston
Honorable Board of Education
H. F. Tu Hurston
Probate Proceedings
Wm. P. Harty
John W. Kopp
Richard Ashlock
Wm. A. Wyckoff
Ville Neville Eeee
Nameoki
Elizabeth Schrader
Cahokia
Alfred Williams
Fad
Ward Avie Hattie Sublet
Edwardsville
John P Courtney
Ramsey Mattie Adams
Ccceeseescuees
Herrick
John Ebel
Mary Wiesemeyer
Alhambra
Joseph F. Keshner
Edith Schwarz
Albert J Luehm
Helvetia
Nellie R. Droesch
Highland Prank Keimer
R . Staunton
Ida Thompson
Staunton
Seth Thomas
GENT
S. Furnisher
Geo Flath
Fred Hampelm Bohm
Louis
Albert Rieder
Fred Tegtmeyer
Ignatius Rigein
David Klinger
Fred Engeling
Henry Buhrmester
George Rawlings
Queen
M. F. Auwarter
Kingston
Vandalia Line
Rabtwarl
Indianapolis
VandAlia
Ind’p’l’s
tDaily
Q.L Elliott
Troy
Illinoia
J. M. Chesbrough
Aga’t G.P. A
St. Louis
W.F. Peter
Winion Shop
Theo. Guennewig Main and Market Sts
Troy, Iinois
Citizens’ Shaving Parlor
Julius Peter
Main St
Troy City
John Deimling
George C. Morriss
Ra Bros
West Main
Miles
Kingston's
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