Royal Baking Powder Endorsed by Government and Doctors
Government tests and medical authorities declare Royal Baking Powder pure, reliable, and superior to all others. Authorities from Rush Medical College, San Francisco Board of Health, New York State Analyst, Minnesota State Chemist, Wisconsin Dairy Commissioner, and Indiana State Chemist praise its purity, strength, and wholesome ingredients. Avoid powders needing larger cans for same weight as evidence of adulteration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haines
Rush Medical College
Chicago
Board of Health
San. Francisco
Wisconsin
Seasonal Advice on Health and Staying Warm
A compact 19th century style note urges care for health and warmth to ward off illness. It emphasizes eating and drinking wisely, keeping the body strong, and wearing an overcoat to fend off Jack Frost and the grip of cold weather.
Local notices and events from Bloomfield and vicinity
Bloomfield news notes residents births deaths divorces sales and town affairs. Reports include births in Love and Chaney families, deaths of Roland Wilson and William Linderman, a divorce suit between Louella Musser and Edward Musser, and community notes on schools roads and local businesses. Also mentions a livery stable, prison-related court cases, and horse breeding at Leonard Farm in Owenburg Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Love
Tulip
Moss & ‘Atto
Court House
Bloomfield
Tod
Joel Ellis
Wright Township
Cupid's Capers Marriage Licenses Issued
The following licenses issued since the last report include Wm. B. Dyer and Amanda EF. Holder and Frank Boyd and Eva McIndoo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. B. Dyer
Amanda EF. Holder
Frank Boyd
Eva McIndoo
Miners Denounce Linton Call Action in Buckeye Strike
The Buckeye Local No 190 miners denounce the Linton Call during their recent strike. They resolve to discontinue taking it and urge sympathetic groups to follow suit, signed by J C Womeldorf Hamma Brown and W H Ropewneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liston, Inc
Buckeye
Linton Call
J.C. Womeldorf
Hamma Brown
W. H. Ropewneer
Aston Knapp Passes After Short Illness
Aston Knapp, a long time resident, died at his home north of town last Tuesday at 3 30 p m aged 16 years 8 months 4 days after a brief illness. He suffered grip with pleurisy and died quietly while seated before the fire. He leaves a wife and ten children. Mrs Knapp is ill with a similar ailment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Farm
Red Ribbon
Greene County
Warrior
Kentucky
Thorn Wilkes
Gov. Stanford
Sunol
Joe Downing
Abe Downing
Owenaburg
Iud
Thos. J, Leonard
Aston Knapp
Sven
Jase ‘Gough
Ville
Tipton Torge
Indianapolis
Brandon
Wa Spangler
Tipple
Kirk
Woefenberger
Wolkerton
Indianaplis
Hocaya
Abs
Charlestown
Muncie
Delaware County
Ida Neff
George
Rapp
Hartford City
Rinear
Union Township
Bartholomew Soante
John _J. Cochran
E.T. ‘Nordhamer
Neeann Danville
Erastus ° ‘Douglass
Samuel Chaney
Wm. Wiggle
Cordovia
Chaney
R. W
Hill
Democrats
Indiana
Abner Evans
Jos. Knot
North Mitchell
Altha- WiLson
Dillborough
Frank Thalmiller
New Albany
Dan Kinney
Tipton
W. H. Withoff
Goshen
Pavut Ketrnear
Rushville
D. Ecktey Hunten
Bloomington
Yoing
Huter
Monroe County
Yipton
Sherman’ Hobbs
Hobbs
Paris
Russell
Madison Hebrew
Adath Israel
Cleveland
Arthur Orr
Chicago
Hunters boast capture of unknown big cat near Beehunter marsh
John Young Will Lynn and William Sheffler captured a four foot long beast weighing about 100 pounds in Beehunter marsh below Linton. Locals believe it may be an ocelot or puma with some thinking American lion. The drained marsh promises more game and a big Bloomfield drive is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Young
Will Lynn
William Sheffler
Beehunter Marsh
Linton
Bloomfield
Obituary of Catharine Stockrahm in Greene County Indiana
Catharine Stockrahm 73 of Stockton township Greene County Indiana died January 17 1892 at her husband Wm Stockrahm’s residence. Born in Germany she emigrated in 1853 and joined Olive Branch Baptist Church in 1871 where she remained a devoted member. She left nine children eight living with thirty nine grandchildren and many relatives. Funeral preached by the writer at Olive Branch January 18 1892. Dearest mother though bereaved God heals sorrow. M C C thank
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catharine Stockrahm
Wm. Stockrahm
Stockton Township
Greene County
Ind
Linton
Germany
America
Olive Branch Baptist Church
Olive Branch
Indiana School System Report Shows Large Enrollment
Hervey D. Vories reports to the governor for the year ending January 1 detailing 521,41? students enrolled and 869,060 in daily attendance. It lists 13,441 teachers and 9,801 school houses with a total fund of about 9.85 million including common school and congressional funds. Revenue figures for 1891 include tuition distributions of 1.804 million in January, 2.084 million in June, and 1.696 million in special schools plus overall receipts of 6.096 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hervey D. Vories
Indiana
Personal mentions fill Worthington week in notes
Local column lists residents and visitors in Worthington and nearby townships. Names include Zvillinger Walter Wills Inman H Fowler Bruner Knapp C C Ballard Alex Spian Len O Smith Henry Moore Steve Stalcup Simon Lehman Sam Simons M G Cole George Bogard Belle Shields Vera Miss Maggie Mike Gray Frankie Baker John T Hays George Sullivan Jasper Riddle Mrs Joanna Eveleighs R. G. Greeves Prosecutor W L Slinkard Christian Danielson John W Middleton Lewis Spainhower Nash & Bros dissolution notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Gray
Frankie Baker
Henry Esker
Fairplay Township
Ritter
John T. Hays
Sullivan
Demands for Chilean apology over Baltimore sailors attack
President Harrison urges Congress to compel Chile to apologize and withdraw a Mafta circular, vow safety for U S sailors, and enforce remedies. The message details the Valparaiso assault on the Baltimore crew, Chilean police delays, asylum refusals, and the need for a formal international response.
US demands Chilean apology after Valparaiso clash
President Harrison cites brutal assault on US sailors in Valparaiso, calls for apology and reparations, notes Chilean police and soldiers attacked Riggin and others, and warns of possible diplomatic termination if demands are not met. He recounts evidence and urges Congress to act to protect American citizens abroad.
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Matta
Montt
Talbot
Riggin
Patbot
Tieton
Intendente
Intendencia
la Patria
Valparaiso
Calle del Arsen
Plaza Wheelright
Senor Mzzint
Foster
Chile
United States
Baltimore
Seaman Davidson
Mare Island
Lieut McCrea
Schley
Schrey
Stitt
Placida
Foreign Office
Legation
Evans
Yorktown
Capt Schley
Judge Foster
Hgan
Congressional Party
Admiral Brown
Big- Ein
Jenkins
Keweenary
Valpardisg
Crexy
Strangly
Obileni
Dack
Inualparaiso
Struc
Anda
Riggins
Johnson
Charles Langen
Shell
Neident
New Orleans
Webster
Calderon
Board of Oflvers Upn
Nuade
Santiago
Pirst
United States Navy
Wharton
Ita
Executive Department
Congress
Egan
Linfer
Patrick Shields
San Francisco
Baryncamin Harrison
Executive Mansion
Hanlon Brother Leaves Stage for Pulpit
William Hanlon announces that George Hanlon will abandon theater to pursue preaching. George Hanlon, famed as part of the Hanlon brothers, rose to fame in Country and Europe with Voyage en Suisse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
William Hanlon
George Hanlon
Hanlon
Borote
Europe
Barnaby Appointed Cashier by State Treasurer Elect Cope
J val Barnaby, a leading citizen, named Cashier by State Treasurer elect William T. Cope. The post pays 92,000 and requires a $100,000 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cantoy, O
J. Val. Barnaby
William T. Cope
Indiana items and accidents flood regional news
A hodgepodge of reports from Indiana counties details deaths, accidents, unusual incidents, and local happenings. The items include fatal crushes, fires, a sleighing tragedy, a boiler freeze, a gas explosion, and a controversial ordinance debate in Indianapolis. The piece also notes weather, a rabbit cull, and community notices from nearby towns.
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U.S
H. A. Mort
Palmer
University of Iinois
N.Y
Minnesota
Ince
Jack Frost
M. L. Combe
C. B. Knpp
Wach
Richland
Washington
Young Folke’ Reading Circle Club
Mary
Auditor Owen
St. Vitus
Foo. Chaney
Mineral City
John Ashbaugh
Hick’s
V. M. C. Clark
Tis City
Chavers
Spencer
Othe Bucher
Highland Town
Decatur Figg
Highland Township
Grip
Bettie Routt
J. J. Hardy
Elias Gaskins
French Lick Springs
Paoli
Frank Watson
John
Bays
Boomfield
Kingman
Kansas
Joe Moss
Arthur Pratt
Pedan
Fairplay
William M. Moss
Democratic State, Central Committee
Bioss
Washington Advertiser
Anialia
Indianapolis Sentinel
Roland Wilson
State University
William Linderman
Hatfield
Biproro
Emanuel Hatfield
Owensburg
John B. Stalcup
John T. Nester
Uriah Coulson
Greene
Susan Culbertson
Testatrix
Elizabeth -Ann Nester
A. N Elrod
John Edwards
J. G. Warnick
Jacob Overman
Gray
Bloomfield Cemetery
Rogers
J. D. Alexander
Ed Knapp
John Maxwell
Our City
Joe L. Barnhart
Martinsville
Barnhart
Levi Berry
John Gheen
Castle Hill
Justice Russell
Louella Musser
Edward J. Musser
Worthington
Democrat
Combs
J. B. Heaton
Roachdale
Putnam County
Farmer’s Station
Owen County
Bedford Mail
Dwuer
Monon
Io 1A
William Blaker
Supreme Court
Baxter
Blaker
Moffett’ & Davin
Schools OF Indiana
Congressional Fund
W. B. Counciln
Dr. Bull
Zvillinger
Walter Wills
Inman H. Fowler
Bruner
Beech Creek Township
Will Knapp
Leadville
Col
C.C. Ballard
Smith Township
Alex Spian
Len O. Smith
Jasonville
Henry Moore
Newberry
Steve Stalcup
Lexington
Simon Lehman
Sam Simons
Grant Township
M. G. Cole
Washington Township
George Bogard
Belle Shields
Hitl
Vera
Jesse LaRue
Miks Maggie
Dr. S. Gray
George Sullivan
Jasper Riddle
Center Township
Joanna Eveleighs
R. GC. Greeves
W. L. Slinkard
Slinkard
Sullivan Times
Christian Danielson
John W. Middleton
Mr. Middleton
Singer
Lewis Spainhower
Peoria
Ills
Lewis
Nash & Bro
Newark
Nasu & Bro
Ekyeun
Washmeroy
Harrison
Senate
House of Representatives
Baltimora
Criminal Court of
Balmaceda
Chilean
Navy
Mare Island Navy Yard
Galmaceda
Peru
Callao
Dranz
Gan
Navy Department
Schie
Baltimors
Lny
Balaimore
Keweenaw
Schivy
Sisters of Charity of the Hospital
Op. A
Pelsher Carmen Ines
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