Prosperity in Albion and local notes from South Side
Mrs. Sylvester Mullen is convalescing. Prospects rise in Albion with new jobs and falling bread worry. Wall-map fad, China news, and B&O time-card changes noted. Caleb Turner moves to Kendallville to run a factory. Insects swarm Albion after dark, broom corn prospects loom over Noble County. The South Side editor advocates broom corn over wheat to boost wealth, estimating $250000 potential from 10 000 acres at $100 per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albion
Broom
South Side
Indiana
Noble County
Ward Family Returns to South Side Home
Mr and Mrs S T Ward arrived from Chicago and will reside at their old quarters on the South Side with household effects to follow. The funeral of Frank Irons occurred at his brother John Irons residence with Rev Cummins officiating and interment at Rose Hill cemetery. Deceased was 46 and injured in a childhood accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. T. Ward
Chicago
Frank Irons
John Irons
Cummins
Rose Hill Cemetery
Minister's Good Work Cures Neighbor With Remedy
A Emporia Kansas minister details a severe bilious colic attack and credits Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with a full recovery after two doses. He notes a neighbor suffered a week and doctors provided no relief before using the same remedy. For sale by Huston and Beck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Rev
A. A. Power
Emporia
Kan
Niel
Huston & Beck
Wolf Lake Locals BY CAPITOLA
Sam Hoover visited Nappanee last Friday. G A R Day at Rome City drew many locals. Adventist Elder Huntington leads meetings and plans a new school on B P Grays farm east of Wolf Lake. F W B meeting Aug 17 drew many including Rev Dull Jackson and Prof Kelly from Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome City
Homer Hadley
Braden
J. Matthews
Chicago
C. V. Inks
Ligonier
Cyrus Myers
C. A. Hile
Peabody
Whitley County
Loran Bethel
Elder Huntington
B. P. Gray
Wolf Lake
S. H. Dull
G H. Jackson
Prof. Kelly
Michigan
New Life Pills Promised Quick Relief and Health
Dr King’s New Life Pills claim fast relief for sick and nervous headaches and promise pure blood and better health. Priced at 25 cents with a money back guarantee offer. Sold by Stone and Worden, druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Stone & Worden
Washington Township News Notes and Local GOP Caucus
Community notes report visits and social calls among residents including Mrs Elizabeth Huber and Mrs E H Upson. Entries cover cider making, Niagara Falls trip, sermons by Rev J H Smith, camp meetings in Burket and Weimer’s Landing, and a Republican caucus nominating trustees assessors and supervisors.
Chicago and North Western Adds Through Sleeping Car
The Chicago and North Western Railway announces a through sleeping car line between Chicago and Mason City Iowa via Belle Plaine. The through sleeper leaves Chicago at 5 30 p m arrives Mason City 7 a m. returns from Mason City 8 p m arrives Chicago 7 42 a m daily. A Chicago 10 30 p m departure offers Mason City connections daily except Saturday. Through tickets available from principal agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago & North-Western Ry
Chicago
Mason City
Iowa
Belle Plaine
All About Avilla Residents Update
Miss Nettie Fryer is quite sick again. Robert Bolton Jr. is ill with typhoid fever. Ed Pilgrim and family become Aviila residents again. R B Clear and wife visit Monroeville Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie Fryer
Robert Bolton, Jr
Pilgrim
Aviila
Local residents and visitors swarm through town listings
Marion Indiana visitors include John Lobdell and family while Mrs Merry and son visit Nottawa Michigan. Walter Vanderson and wife in Wolcottville last Sunday. Uriah Lobdell and Ft Wayne group with L A Lobdell. Sol Baum and J N De Camp kin at Niagara Falls. H L Askew and wife from Fort Wayne visit G S Henry. Harry Dolan and family from Chicago visit hometown. Agnes Rimmell of Kendallville visits Harsh family. Mrs Russell Dolan of Mendon visits her parents. Frank Schmenk on layoff. Baker assists agent Merry. George White near town tests typhoid. improving. David Fryer of Indianapolis attends nephew's funeral in Fort Wayne. James Robinson of Fort Wayne shakes hands with voters and cigars. W P Allman leaves B&O to enter Cromwell banking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merry
Nottawa, Mich
Walter Vanderson
Wolcottville
Uriah Lobdell
Ft. Wayne
L. A
Noblesville Notes Report Local Visits And Rain
In Noblesville area heavy rain continues with reports of crickets being plentiful. Dr N B Moore and wife visited Niagara Falls last week. Mrs M I Rapp and son visited relatives near Albion over Sunday. Leonard Y Hawk and wife attended a conference at Millersburg last week. Rev Page and J P Kitt attended the Millersburg conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. I. Rapp
Albion
Leonard Y. Hawk
Millersburg
Rev. Page
J. P. Kitt
Democrats Adopt Phonograph in Campaign Speeches
It is announced that the phonograph will be used by the Democrats in this campaign. Mr. Bryan has already spoken a piece or two into one and now we may expect to hear these speeches delivered by the little talking machine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Washington a Twenty One Fort du Quesne Battle Link
The excerpt recounts young George Washington leading surveying efforts in Virginia and his rising role in the 18th century clash with France. It highlights his early career, the Fort du Quesne siege, and the first battlefield blow at Great Meadows as part of the struggle for the Northwest.
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Trans-Allegheny Cay
Lake Erie
Monongahela
Fort du Quesne
Englih
George Washington
England
Virginia
Washington
Haly
Thvernor
Lord Fairfax
Blue Ridge
New Jersey
Perios
Noble
Mator
West Virginia
Ohio
Delumonville
Great Meadows
Canada
Great Northwest
Round Trip Rail Offer to Denver and West Cities
$31.50 round trips to Denver Colorado Springs and Pueblo from Chicago via Union Pacific and North Western line on August 21 September 4 and 18 with return by October 31 Also reduced fares to Glenwood Springs Ogden Salt Lake City Hot Springs Deadwood Rapid City S Dak Casper Wyo via same dates Quickest time Best service Tickets via Chicago and North Western Railway address A H Waggener 22 Fifth Avenue Chicago Ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Union Pacific
North-Western Line
Glenwood Springs
Ogden
Salt Lake City
Hot Springs
Deadwood
Rapid City
S. Dak
Casper
Wyo
Chicago and North-Western
Ba Y
A. H. Waggener
Fifth Avenue
Ex Senator John J. Ingalls Dead in New Mexico
Former Kansas senator John J. Ingalls died in Las Vegas New Mexico on Thursday morning from pulmonary illness that began with throat trouble in March 1899. He served 1874 to 1892 eighteen years and was active in legislation of that era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Ingalls
Kansas
Las Vegas
New Mexico
Roosevelt attacked by democratic papers cited in politics
The speaker argues that ridicule and invective by Democratic papers against Gov. Roosevelt will not win support. such tactics only persuade the ignorant, while genuine political victory requires stronger argument and public appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic
Roosevelt
Population of Greater New York Reported
The census lists Greater New York population at 3,237,203, placing the city second worldwide behind London at 4,211,056. Paris follows with 2,536,834 residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greater
New York
London
Paris
Local figures named in court attribution list
Robert Moore and Henry Moore among others listed with Elias J. Hartsock Anna H. Hartsock and Johanna Weil Franklin appear in a group of individuals connected to the case or document.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Moore
Henry Moore
Elias J. Hartsock
Anna H. Hartsock
Johanna Weil Franklin
Excursion Rates To Chicago For G A R Encampment
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad announces low excursion rates from western stations to Chicago for the G A R annual encampment from August 25 to 29 at one cent per mile each way. Tickets are valid for return until August 31 and may be extended to September 30 with a deposit and 50 cents. A separate September 16 excursion offers two extra days. Contact a B and O ticket agent or B N Austin in Chicago for details.
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Chicago
Ill
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Ohio River
Birthday celebration at Emahiser home near Kendallville
A social gathering honored Mr. John Emahiser on his 32nd birthday at his Kendallville area home August 19. Guests from Brimfield Green township Albion Goshen and Wolf Lake attended. dinner served at noon. gifts included a rocker. Several potential guests couldn't attend due to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Emahiser
Kendallville
Mr. E
Timothy Gaby
Rufus Lucas
Brimfield
L. W. Emahiser
Jesse Yoder
Harvey
Ira Yoder
Cora
Ola Yoder
Charles Emahiser
Green Township
John Forker
Fred Forker
Rahback
Merriam
Wilson Knox
Jennie Lucas
Albion
Mary Yoder
Goshen
Alice Addis
Wolf Lake
It’s Place at the Rear End of the Train
The passage notes that It’s Place is located at the rear end of the train under all circumstances and that the car and train are illuminated by Evicrrerry.
Eleventh Reunion of Co A 1st Heavy Artillery 21st Indiana
The eleventh annual reunion will be held at Wolcottville on September 5 and 6, 1900. The company, formed from about 150 men during artillery service, drew origins from LaGrange Noble Steuben and Elkhart counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. A. 1St Heavy Artillery
Ind
Wolcottville
LaGrange
Noble, Steuben
Elkhart
Canadian Soldier Daniel Crone Dies in South Africa
Daniel J. Crone formerly with the U S express office in Kendallville died of fever in South Africa. He was a Canadian who served at the front in the South African war with a Canadian company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel J. Crone
U. S. Express
Kendallville
South Africa
Notice of Insolvency in Estate of Margaret Squires
In the Noble Circuit Court of Noble County Indiana Estate No 949 the administrator petitioned insolvency finding the estate unable to pay debts. The court ordered settlement accordingly and creditors must file claims for allowance. Witness the Clerk Thomas Prickett at Albion Indiana August 20 1900.
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State of
Indiana
Noble County
Noble Circuit Court of
Albion
Thomas Prickett
Insolvent Estate of Levi Jaquays Named in Noble Court
In Noble County Indiana the estate of Levi Jaquays deceased is found insolvent after a petition by the administrator. Creditors must file claims for allowance by the court order dated May 15 1990. Albion Indiana dated August 20 1900. Seal Thomas Prickett Clerk.
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Tate
Levi Jaquays
County
Indiana
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G. W. Roof
Sylvester Mullen
John Kirkpatrick
Mr. Frazure
James McClelland
Baltimore
Samuel
Jacob Sipes
Wisconsin
China
Fitzpatrick
Deshler
R. E. Harkins
al Shade
Valparaiso
Talbert
Plainfeld
Caleb Turner
Cale
Favinger
Eagles & Son
Ross Skinner
Atwood Ship Yards
Lake Wawasee
Cromwell
Leslie Moore
Green Center
Moore
Green
M. J. Stock
Fort Wayne
Capitola
Sam’ Hoover
Nappanee
C. E. and
E. V. DePew
Washington Township News
Elizabeth Huber
E. H. Upson
Asenith Greider
Upson & Mack
Lewis Greider
Niagara Falls
J. H. Smith
Yohn's Grove
Barbara Gandy
Ruth
Burket
U. B
Weimer's Landing
Whch
Lewis Schlabach
John Stoner
Thorn
Chas. Wyland
Martin Ritter
Avilla
BY Max
R. B. Clear
Wife
Monroeville, Ind
John Lobdell
Marion, Ind
Sol Baum
J. N. de Camp
Brother
H. L. Askew
G. S. Henry and
Harry Dolan
Agnes Rimmell
Mr. and
Mrs. Harsh
Mrs
Russell Dolan
Mendon, Mich
Mrs. Dolan
Frank Schmenk
of Baker
Geo. White
David Fryer
Indianapolis
James Robinson
W. P. Allman
Noblesville Notes
Mispath
Neck-Of-The-Woods
Our County
Jord
Struggl
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Gibbs’ Imperial
D. L. Baughman
Noble Circuit Court
Digeout
B. N. Austin
ST. Paul
Northern Pacific
New North Coast Limited
Portland
Butte
Seattle
Tacoma
Cha. S. Fee
Margaret Squires
Nove
PPR
Louisville and Nashville
Grand Central Southern Trunk Line
Kentucky, Tennssee
Alabama
Mississippi
Floridas
United States
West Florida
U.S
Gulf Coast
R. J. Whemyss
General Immigration and Industrial Agent
Louisville
Anth
Y E. Lemmon
James H. Coats
Lb. Coats
Damaages
John Sieber
Wiitness
L. W. Welker
Puff
Deal Coffee Co
Detroit
Mich
A.L. Baughman
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