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Newspaper
Bedford Weekly Mail
Location
Bedford, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1902
Page
4
Fifteen US regiments in Philippines to move to America
A lengthy telegram lists military moves with fifteen US regiments stationed in the Philippines to be transferred to the United States on February 1. Home troops will replace them, marking a major redeployment in the Pacific theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Philippines
America
Taff Vale Railroad
England
Charles J Denny
House of Delegates
St. Louis
Bedfordites in Alaska and Pennsylvania rail clash
Two Bedford residents discuss Alaska mining with W T Hoggatt and the Julian mine fortune while Pennsylvania Railroad workers face outside business conflicts. A Monon passenger train wreck near Lafayette follows delays from a Yockey freight crash, injuring none of the crew or passengers.
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The
Pennsylvania
Monon
Louisville
Chicago
Yockey
Lafayette
No. 96
The Brooke Orchestra and Ragtime Popularity
The article praises Thomas Preston Brooke as a leading conductor and explains the rise of ragtime, noting Brooke’s supportive stance, successful ragtime concerts in Cincinnati and New Orleans, and his forthcoming performances. It also covers Representative T. N. Beckman’s bill to abolish the County Truant Officer, shifting duties to Township Trustees to enforce school attendance.
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Washington
Ind
Daniel Chambers
Elcora
Joan Ketcham
Ketcham
Chambers
Squire Hastings
Thomas Preston Brooke
Brooke
Cincinnati
New Orleans
T. N. Beckman
Crown Point
Beckman
Rates For Christmas and New Year Holidays
The Southern Indiana Ry will sell tickets on its line and to adjacent lines in C P A territory within 150 miles at one and one third fare round trip. Tickets on sale Dec 24 25 31 1902 and Jan 1 1903, valid return to Jan 2 1903. Students at Educational Institutions have special homegoing arrangements. For details contact J G Ray Genl Agent.
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Southern Indiana Ry
J. G. Ray
Terre Haute
Union Station
Chicago
Southern Indiana
Evansville
Indianapolis
Bedford
Monon
Mitchell
Bloomington
Seymour Junction
Central Passenger Association
Ortor H. H. Roseman
Vandalia Line
EB. A. Ford
St Louis
Pleasant Bay Social Note And Holiday Market Outlook
Pleasant Bay hosts Mrs Ino Vantayle and neighbors for a Saturday dinner with music and games. Attendees include Mrs M Montgomery and family, Mrs James Hodges, Mrs Hohn, Miss Anna Brown, Mrs Clayton Stone and others. Holiday trade appears to rise with higher prices for eggs poultry and butter, while vegetables stay affordable. Produce merchants expect strong holiday business and overall Christmas supplies not higher than last year.
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Ino. Vantayle
Ino
M. Montgomery
Pearl
Clifford
James Hodges
Hohn
Anna Brown
Clayton Stone
EH. Kinser
Ethel
Sunday Reading at Steele News Stand
Readers can pick up the Sunday Chicago Record Herald and other city and national papers at the Steele news stand including American Tri bune Chronicle Indianapolis Journal Sentinel St. Louis Post Dispatch Globe Democrat Cincinnati Post and Times Star with available editions.
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Steele News Stand
Chicago Record Herald
American, Tribune, Chronicle
Indianapolis Journal, Sentinel
St. Louis Post Dispatch
Globe-Democrat
Cincinnati Post and Times-Star
15Th
J Streets
Winter lecture course planned by Heltonville schools
E S Cummings, principal, announces a winter program of lectures and entertainments for the community. The inaugural event Friday night featured Austin Hunter of Indianapolis with Happy Homes or Domestic Discords, praised as elevating and engaging. Next, December 19 offers Mrs Oliva Sangora Hall with dramatic and humorous recitals, followed by Charles Edbert Grant Edward A Cantrell and Will W Pfrimmer delivering impersonations lectures and poetry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E .S. Cummings
Heltonville
Austin Hunter
Indianapolis
Geltonville
Hunter
Oliva Sangora Hall
Charles Edbert Grant
Edward A. Cantrell
Will W. Pfrimmer
Grant
Mr. Cantrell
Mr. Pfrimmer
Irene mourned and Newton Evans remembered in council resolutions
A touching obituary for Irene and a funeral tribute for Newton B. Evans. The piece blends a family elegy about Irene with formal resolutions from Lawrence Council No. 91 O A P praising Evans as a faithful member, expressing sympathy to the widow, and ordering publication of the resolutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall of Lawrence
Newton B. Evans
W. E. Cannedy
M.G Cole
H. G. Nerr
Lottie McKnight Dies at 24 After Stomach Illness
Lottie McKnight born October 2 1878 died November 29 1902 at age 24 years 1 month 27 days after seven weeks of stomach trouble. She was a Christian church member married to Frank Skerd. Funeral services by Geof Payne. interment at McKnight graveyard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottie McKnight
Christian Church
Frank Skerd
Chain Angel
Lottie
Erth
Howe
Sweet Heaven
Geof Payne
McKnight Graveyard
Fast train to Chicago via Southern Indiana Ry
Bedford departure at 8 19 a m. reaches Chicago by 4 10 p m. Passenger H B Roseman G P A notes the schedule and route.
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Chicago
Southern Indiana
Bedford
Roseman
Indianapolis
Louisville
St. Louis
Southern Indiana Railway
Bartlettsville Local Notes and Social Gleanings
Mrs Smith Sowder has improved after illness on this date. Harvey Brim the telephone man is on the sick list this week. D D Norman, popular merchant, made a business trip to the county seat Saturday. Bartlett and soo Berii went to the county seat Saturday. Dr Woolery of Heltonville passed through Sunday morning. Hild David Yeltonburg and wife visited D B Adamson and wife Sunday. Miss Berthie Norman and Miss Olive Dunn went to Stone City Saturday. Mrs Sarah Gillock visited her son John Gillock Saturday night and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith Sowder
Harvey Brim
D. D. Norman
Bartlett and Soo
Berii
Dr Woolery
Heltonville
Hild
David Yeltonburg
D. B. Adamson
Berthie Norman
Olive Dunn
Stone City
Sarah Gillock
John Gillock
Chicago And Northwest Offer Rich Basins For Homeseekers
Promises Great opportunities for settlers in Nebraska, Dakota, Montana, and Idaho. A paradise awaits homeseekers on the Pacific Slope. Inquire of the general agent about special rates. G. P. Rapney.
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Chicago
Northwest
Newbraska
Dakota
Montana
Idaho
Pacific
G. P. Rapney
Local Names Appear in Denton Gracy Notices
Authors listed include Mrs Mattie Flynn and Mrs Grace Hooner along with Miss Mallie Smith and Mrs Sallie Smith and Mrs Zella Tatlock among others in a Denton Gracy document. Gentlemen appear as a closing salutation.
Homeseekers Excursions Offer Seasonal Rail Fare
One fare plus two dollars for the round trip on the first and third Tuesdays each month to southern and western points. Inquiries with ticket agents for rates and details. H. P. Rapney. G. A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. Rapney
G. A
P. Rarury
G.A
Home Seekers Excursion Tickets Offered by Pennsylvania Lines
Excursion tickets will be sold November 18 and December 2 and 16 by Pennsylvania Lines to destinations in the West Northwest South and Southwest. For train times and details, consult Pennsylvania Lines ticket agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Lines
History Essay Contest offers ninety five prizes
The Indianapolis Journal invites Indiana public school pupils to write county histories. Prizes will be awarded to the best essay from each county and three overall prizes. County winners will have their essays published in a future volume titled A History of Indiana by the Pupils of the Public Schools. Entries should be sent to Contest Editor, Indianapolis Journal, Indianapolis, Ind., for rules and prize details.
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Ind
Jasonville
Brownstown
Abraham Fountain
Pleasantville
Bostom
Indiana
National Guard Service
Indianapolis
Louisville
Central States
R. L. Royce
Royce
Colorado
Jennings
Salem
Democrat
Cleveland
Baker
The
Indianapolis Journal
Frank A. Jones
W. A. Lower
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