Voorhees Victory Shapes Senate Repeal Efforts
Washington reports a long campaign ending in a Voorhees led victory over the Sherman silver law, with repeal anticipated within a week. Democrats emphasize reform in the House, noting a public printing bill and efforts to mobilize voters from Democratic clubs across several states to return home for state elections.
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Washington D. C
Senator Voorhees
Senate
Congress
Voorhees
Sherman
Washington
Cleveland
Turpin
Alabama
Illinois
House Committee On Banking and Currency
House
Printing Committee
National Association of Democratic Clubs
New York
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Virginia
Maryland
The Taskmistress of Woman and Household Traps
The article cites Robert J. Burdette criticizing excessive bric a brac and household decor as burdensome. It argues women bear the burden of endless domestic upkeep while men enjoy conveniences, but warns against overindulgence and urges balance and personal improvement.
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Robert J. Burdette
Ladies’ Home Journal
Doughnut Recipe Rhyme For Sweet Home Baking
A nostalgic kitchen verse lists ingredients and steps for doughnuts. It details sugar milk eggs and nutmeg with baking powder, mixing, rolling, cutting shapes, frying until brown and sugar coating ready to serve. It ends with a playful price note of a quarter.
Dead man’s fare dispute tests railroad rule
A Canadian druggist, Iral Forshee of Florance, died in a Wabash sleeper in Chicago. The relatives tried to ship the body with Forshee’s return ticket, but the agent demanded full fare for the corpse. After paying $4.55 more, the body was accepted, and relatives warned of suit for damages.
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Wabash Road
Iral Forshee
Florance
Canada
Wabash Station
Chicago
Admitted to Wells County Bar Cyrus F Boyd
The court appointed a three member committee J J Todd J H C Smith and E Y Sturgis on Cyrus F Boyd of Markle application to practice. The committee reported favorably and Boyd was admitted and sworn as an attorney.
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J. J. Todd
J. H.C. Smith
E. Y. Sturgis
Cyrus F. Boyd
Markle
Mr. Boyd
Annie Myers
the Bluffton Light & Fuel Co
France
Rosa Prouty
Northern Indiana Oil Co
Eliza J. Croasdale
Robert H. Croasdale
Jennie Metevier
John P. Metevier
Chas. S. Winans
The
Clover Leaf Railroad
Margaret Foust
Adm
Foust
James B. Farr
Joseph Griffith
Sidney M. Dillman
Still H. McGrew
Alpheus Good
Thos. A. Weakley
John J. Good
Henry C. Arnold
Jacob B
Solomon Nelson
Jacob B. Nelson
Justice
Rogers & Co
Jas
A. Rhoby
Jacob Boos
Nelson H. Trenary
Nelson‘h. Trenary
Wm. Hoover
Mary Smith
Supreme Court
Samuel J. Keeler
W. A. Kunkel
Wells County
Now is the Time and Our Store is the Place
E. E. Mossiman the Jeweler advertises watches clocks and jewelry sales with an Elgin watch for 86.50 and an eight day clock for 1.00 with warranty. Sets of rings priced from 100 and up. Free eye testing and jewelry repair service offered.
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E. E. Mossiman
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N. Camp and Wife
Geo. R. Venis’ Shoe Shop
James Fencannon
Warren
Homer Roof
Harrison Township
John Markley
Nottingham Township
Geo. R. Venis
Johnson St
Lula Wilhelm
Forst Bros. & Cummins
Cincinnati Enquirer
New York World
Charles Schnook
Mansfield
City Band
Bluffton
Geo. R. Vellus
Johnson Street
John French
Dakota
New Albany Tribune
Farmers’ Loan and Abstract Office
Smith
J. H. C. Smith
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