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Newspaper

Bowen Chronicle

Location

Bowen, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1902

Page

3

Postmaster General Corrects a Mistake

Postmaster General Smith corrects a misreported ruling about second class mail rates for newspapers. He says the decision was misapplied and instructs postmasters to inform publishers accordingly, noting it may have concerned only a special advertising sheet and was influenced by press pressure.

Post Office Mason Smith Courtry Paper Ani Cea

Nation Moments of satire amid world news and oddities

The piece vents at busy politics and media quirks while noting a New Mexico oil gusher and mockery of Congress. It recalls Roseberry death rumors and jokes about editors and lawyers, ending with the President's quip about holiday timing.

New Mexico

NYU Honors Women With Law Degrees Including Miss Helen Gould

A New York University ceremony awarded honorary Master of Laws to several women led by Miss Helen Gould, while public figures and events of the era stir debate on politics, philanthropy, and diplomacy. The piece notes varied anecdotes from Senate ratifications to high profile purchases and sensational headlines.

New York University Helen Gould

Congress Focuses on Nicaragua Canal Bill Demand

The piece notes the public push for quick passage of the Nicaragua Canal bill. It reports the AFL spurning socialism endorsement and questions wartime nations sending fleets through the canal. It also observes Washington job seekers facing disappointment and praises Admiral Dewey's national trust in his judgment.

Tf Gongres

Community Notes and Holiday Visits Across Towns

Local residents and visitors recount holiday gatherings and travels. Names include Moore, Vetter, Brown, Leota and Nellie from Carthage, Emma Sullivan, Patterson relocated to town, Clarence Thompson returns, and Mrs. Moss calls on La Harpe. Christmas programs draw large crowds. several locals suffer illness, with weddings rumored and a box supper at Glenwood school.

Clark Wier Peoria Messrs. Vetter and Brown Gales Leota Nellie Cs Carthage Emma Sullivan Patterson la Crosse Todd Clarence Thompson Moss la Harpe

Camp Point notices and obituaries give town life update

Houston dispatch notes Thomas Pierce death and funeral in Camp Point, with survivors including wife and relatives. It reports school vacation week, local visits, health updates on Ed Stillwell and Mrs Nate Sutter, and a December 24 Carthage wedding of Bessie Jackson and Joe Crear. Also mentions telephone line officers elected, Dr Radcliff show, and local personages visiting or ill.

Thomas Pierce Camp Point C. T. Cate Orvil Harris George Pierce Marcial Nelson Mr. Boyd David Todd James Brenneman Lin Manlove Win. Morris Rap. Witt Carthage Bessie Jackson Joe Crear Galesburg Edward Hawkins Mary Cunningham

Bluffs Man Visited by Aunt Mary Melvin

Chas. Atwood of Bluffs Scott county is the guest of his aunt Mrs Mary Melvin.

Chas. Atwood Bluffs Scott County Mary Melvin

Local residents host visits and events in Macomb and surrounding areas

Miss Lonella Kindred returns home after visiting Carthage and Denver. Mrs. Frank Watts guests in Macomb. Bert Phelps visits his sister Mrs. Ed Robinson in Macomb. New twins born to Noah Ogle and wife Dec 26. Social dances and church meetings noted with Rev. Byrnes and Rev. Hartrick. Watch night services and a Happy Circle supper mark the holidays. Many locals travel or visit relatives in Bowen Bowen areas with the McLean and Rowland families mentioned.

Lonella Kindred Carthage Denver Frank Watts Fred Butcher Macomb Bert Phelps Ed Robinson Noah Ogle Decem Happy Circle M. E. Church Byrnes Milo McMillan Mrs. McMillan Ati Camp

Jessamine Rebekah Lodge Meets Twice Monthly

Jessamine Rebekah Lodge No 507 meets the second and fourth Tuesday in 100 F Hall with Miss Deila Cannon as secretary and Miss Jessie Gant as Noble Grand at 7 30 the evening.

Jessamine Rebekah Lodge No. 507 F Hall Deila Cannon See Jessie Gant N. G

Masonic and civic lodges meet in Nash building and hall

The notice lists meeting times for Ishta Bowen Lodge No 486 A T and A M J B Nice W M Enwin Secretary Royal Circle No 156 fourth Monday Royal Circle J S Crossland W M Joseph Cannon Secretary G A R Nash building Saturday afternoon 3 oclock on or before full moon Bowen Council No 272 M P L third Wednesday Improv Company hall J S Odell Secretary.

Bowen Lodge A. T A. M D. D. Nice W. M F.C. Enwin Royal Circle No Crossland Joseph Cannon Nash Building James Tyler Bowen Council Improvement Company Hall Odell

Religious Meeting Schedule Highlights

Concise listing shows Sunday School and preaching for Junior and Senior Christian Endeavor groups. Wednesday Prayer Meeting and Bees session noted.

Nice Crevieveses Epworth Vorsat Het Ead

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