The Ackley World News Mixed on Economic and Political Rumors
The item mixes political praise for W. Evans of Hampton and remarks on the silver debate and currency, noting Mr Evans as a promising Republican candidate. It cites Chicago Times Herald on silver circulation, a New York preacher’s Easter sermon doubting physical resurrection, and a dip into religious and social commentary along with a Nebraska railroad worker with prodigious memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilan
W. J. Evans
Mampton
Wit Ban
Tvans
Wripe
Bivins
Mark
Uhig
Chicago Times- Herald
Koblsaat
Tere
St. Nlerber Newton
New York
Jesus Christ
Finn
Jesus Qivish
Claureh
Market mood shifts amid hopes of revival and grain strength
The piece surveys a volatile market cycle with prior panics, then signs of recovery in rail stocks, foreign orders, and assorted commodities. It notes improved activity, anticipated drought relief, and a cautious outlook for summer as agricultural yields promise abundance and economic steadiness returns.
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Siad
Witery Crete
Towa
Accident or Fate in Thirteen Table Dinner
An account recalls James W. Scott’s sudden death linked to the superstition that thirteen at a table brings death within a year. At Gatun fair, thirteen people dined together. a host of Chicago and Galena guests gathered for a picnic dinner before moving to a custodian’s residence as bad weather cut the event short.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Scott
Beath
I. Willis Rice
Melville BE
Stone
J. Henry Longe
MD Greene Jr
Chicago
James Carr
Seales Mounds
Howard
Trarry Howard
Angry turkey wounds three year old near English
In Jayyersonville Jud April 2b a red dress provoked an enraged turkey cock to attack Cecil Cutler three year old daughter of George R. Cutler near English. The bird ripped the nose and upper lip and damaged sight in the eye. Physicians repaired the facial injuries.
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Jayyersonviele
Jud
Cecil
George R. Cutler
Pleasant wedding reception and gifts listed at Hayes home
The most pleasant season social event was the wedding of Miss Mary Hayes daughter to Mr Meagan of Widora with about 160 guests at the Hayes residence north of town on Wednesday. Tables overflowed with viands as Mr and Mrs Hayes hosted a favored event with music and games. A long list of presents followed including a bedroom set and many keepsakes from relatives and friends.
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Clive
Hayes
Tash
Miss Mary
Meagan
Widora
Pere
Meg
Dan Meagan
Tom Meagan
Wil
Wi. Trayes, Jr
Brea Jno
Mr. Horrigan
McGrath
John McCullough
Mr. Wrank Nanig
Lydon
Wrank
Mike Bangasser
Dez
Misses Emma
Mamie
Lulu Bangasser
Pickle Easton
Kate Donovan
McCauley
Wite
Adam Knipfel
Edna Knipfel
J. Raegter
Maggie McCarthy
Anna Reidun
Will Grobe
Rose. Treanor
Adamie O'Loughlin
Susie O'Loughlin
Dreithaupt
John Lreanor
Frank Grone
Strank Martin
Jus. McCanney
Will Marschall
Willie
Schottle
Esser & Coetzel
Messrs
John and
Pete Amman
Dwirap Evaneunican Cuuren
W. L. GE
John Waterman
Clineton Belzer
Etta Watermain
Gertrude Lakhardt
Walher Bonicker
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