Mrs Genevieve Francis Weds Claude Stone In Peoria
Miss Genevieve C Francis of soquawka married Claude A Stone Brimfield public schools principal in Peoria on June 18 1902. Rev Arthur Little officiated at the National hotel parlors with relatives as witnesses. The couple, who both teach locally, will start housekeeping and plan to entertain after July 15.
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Genevieve C. Francis
Soquawka
Claude A. Stone
Brimfield
R Peoria
National Hotel
Arthur Little
2D Presbyterian
Stone
Acknowledgement of Settlement with M W A Accident Association
Henny Moon certifies receiving a $20 benefit for February injury from the M W A accident association. He commends the organization for its prompt and satisfactory settlement.
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M. W. A. Accident Association
Henny Moon
Kidney Cure Ad from Wm. Robinson & Co.
An 19th century advertisement warns that without Foley's Kidney Cure kidney and bladder trouble may worsen. It touts a positive cure for all forms of kidney and bladder diseases and urges readers to use the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Robinson & Co
Baptist Notes Sunday Services Weekly Schedule
Baptist notes announce Sunday services with Sunday school at 10 a.m. preaching at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. B Y P U at 7 p.m. Young people's meetings counted as a highlight. Normal class meets Tuesday at Brimfield and Wednesday at White's Grove. Teacher meeting Tuesday 7:30 and prayer meeting Thursday 8. Special illustrated discourse next Sunday morning with a new life and death chart. All invited to attend.
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Brimfield
White's Grove
Entertaining Features in The Chicago Record Herald
The Chicago Record Herald offers diverse features including W. E. Curtis and Walter Wellman dispatches, foreign news cables, New York Herald and Associated Press feeds, market and financial intel, sports page, editorials, humor, daily fashion, meals for a day, book reviews, serialized fiction, and society society notes, all aimed at discerning readers in Chicago and the Northwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Cucago-Record-Herald
Cutcago Record-Herald
W. E. Curtis
Walter Wellman
Kiser
Jakey
Chicago
Northwest
Modero Times
Saved From An Awful Fate By New Discovery Claims
Mrs A M Shields of Chambersburg Pa says six months of severe sickness from Hay Fever and Asthma left her near death before using King s New Discovery for Consumption. She credits it with a complete recovery and asserts it cures throat and lung diseases including coughs colds and bronchial infections. Guaranteed bottles 50c and $1.00 trial bottles free at Wm Robinson & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M Shields
Chambersburg
King
Wm. Robinson & Co
Reliable Remedy For Cholera Morbus Cited In Ad
W E Bosworth of La Fayette Alabama reports a severe June 1900 attack of cholera morbus eased in fifteen minutes after one dose of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. Sold by Wm Robinson & Co.
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Chamberlain
W. E. Bosworth
LaFayette
Ala
Wm Robinson & Co
Local Notes Reveal Summer Life In Cedar Rapids Area
Cedar Rapid pumps at Archer's. Knights of Pythias hold regular meeting tomorrow night. Oak Hill creamery busy hauling milk. Union Sunday school picnic planned for July 4. Railroads offer tempting excursion rates boosting summer travel. George Cobb builds hay racks for farmers. Potatoes report strong crop. prices expected to drop. Heta improving after illness. Miss Marie Cahill returns from Peoria. John Buck awarded Burt district school house contract. Billy Sunday evangelistic meetings attract Far mington citizens.
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John Rusk
Peoria
Knights of Pythias
C. L. Bolt
Castleton
Union
Oak Hill
O. G. Maxwell
Heta
Strayed or Stolen Bay Mare With Star In Forehead
Bay mare, 15 years, nervous, about 1100 pounds, bearing a star on the forehead. Last seen near Wyoming. Reward offered. Contact Rev. W. A Stimnson for information.
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Baymare
W. A Stimnson
Wyoming
Right of Discovery Inspires Irish Soldier’s Bold Claim
An Irish soldier in Cuba is found by a sergeant in a secluded hole away from combat. The sergeant orders him out, but the Irishman answers that he found the hole first, asserting rank does not override his discovery. The tale from Youth's Companion highlights humor and wartime morale.
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Cuba
Could Not Read Bangs Self-Story Ends With Exchange
John Kendrick Bangs recalls a street scene in New York where a clerk at a large bookstore offered him his own book. Bangs refused saying he cannot read Bangs. The clerk then confessed inability to read the author, prompting a sharp reaction once Bangs stated his name and address.
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John Kendrick Bangs
New York
Mr. Bangs
Bangs
Hints for Employer on Worker Welfare and Productivity
This excerpt argues that an employer's greatest good lies in the welfare of employees whose effort sustains the business. It urges mutual interests, appreciation, and responsive leadership to encourage effort, reduce waste, and promote improvements in operations and efficiency.
Not Mentioned by Shakespeare a Retort Arkansas
The St Louis Post Dispatch notes a heated political quarrel between Arkansas Governor Jeff Davis and Circuit Judge A B Grace. The exchange includes insults and threats to burn letters, framing their dispute as a regional retort Arkansas amid legal and political hostility.
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Arkansas
Jeff Davis
A. B. Grace
Pipe Bluff
Judge Grace
Gov. Davis
Senator Jones
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Actor Morton Selten Learned To Wet An Article
Morton Selten of the Kelcey Shanon company recounts asking an editor how to place an article in a newspaper. The editor explains size based tactics and warns against certain larger items, noting he should avoid editorial rooms. Selten now sticks to signed public letters.
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Morton Selten
Kelcey-Shannon
A-Big-Day
Embossed Roosevelt Message Circulates For Blind Readers
The American Printing House for the Blind in Louisville finished embossing fifty copies of President Roosevelt's message to Congress for the New York State Library. A generous donor, unnamed, funded the project after a blind man requested embossed access. The Librarian initially said no appropriation existed and the treasury was empty. Jacob A. Riis connected the donor, who funded fifty embossed copies under anonymity.
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Jacob A. Riis
Garlic on the Brooklyn trolley sparks seating dispute
Two Italian workers found two empty seats on a Brooklyn trolley and were met with disgust from a well dressed girl who refused to sit near them. Another girl sat in the seat and faced social pressure, then yielded, as others in the car held their noses from the odor of garlic.
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Brooklyn
New York Mail and Express
Evictions to Ireland Amid Roscommon Agrarian Pressure
In County Roscommon the Irish agrarian movement has put 7,400 families at immediate risk of eviction. Authorities warn the action is tied to land reform efforts and social upheaval across the region.
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Ireland
County Roscommon
Diplomatic Reception Room Scenes and New York City Costs
The Washington Times describes the diplomatic reception room where Hay and diplomats exchange notes and discuss foreign relation matters in French. Leslie’s Weekly notes New York City comptroller handles more money than all but the treasury, with $600 million moved annually and 40,000 city payroll workers supporting vast running expenses.
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The
Washington Times
Hay
United States
New York City
Secretary of the Treasury
Leslie
Greater
New York
Metropolis
Treasury
Two Senators Clash Over Resolution in Baltimore Speech
Maryland Senator Gorman recalled a Senate feud over a controversial resolution. A rival speaker argued for half an hour with eloquence, then another half hour against it, urging caution and urging adjournment before asking, What is it all about.
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Senator Gorman
Maryland
Baltimore
United States Senate
Tie
Bees Found Living Hive During Mansion Roof Repairs
Workmen uncover thousands of bees dormant in the roof of a Market Drayton mansion during renovations. The insects spring to life when disturbed, revealing a long standing bee colony and a massive store of honey, both old and new, accumulated over many years.
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Market Drayton
England
Stout Hungarian Premier Declares Digestive Resolve
An anecdote recalls Tisza dining with the emperor at Hofburg. After the emperor notes cold fruit after a hot meal hurts digestion, Tisza quips that the stomach of a Hungarian premier must be strong to endure such meals and remarks on resilience.
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Tisza
Hofburg
England Faces Trouble in Somaliland From New Mahdi
Officials in a campaign against the so called mad mullah request reinforcements, but England has no extra troops to spare for her small wars while the mahd is routed and resurrected.
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England
Somaliland
Pastor seeks sermon ideas from central Pennsylvania parishioners
A Pennsylvania pastor asks parishioners to name subjects or texts for sermons and place them in a box to guide his future ministry. He says the plan will help him serve the congregation better and reflect their confidence with sincere pleasure.
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Pennsylvania
Alderman Attends Circus With Large Family Invite
A New York alderman accepted a free circus invitation and brought his wife seven children, his sister in law, and her five children, totaling a large entourage.
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New York
Women Government Employees in Washington Salaries Revealed
About one third of government department workers in Washington are women. A segment earn over 2500 dollars yearly, about fifty earn 1600, one hundred earn 1400, four hundred fifty earn 1200, three hundred earn 1000, and the rest receive 660 to 900 per year.
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Washington
Leprosy Cases in United States Reported
The Marine Hospital Service reports 378 leprosy cases nationwide with Louisiana at 155, Massachusetts two, and New York seven. The commission notes inhaling dust from areas where lepers have lived as the most common exposure.
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The
Marine Hospital Service
United States
Louisiana
Massachusetts
New York
Commission
Coronation Greeting Plan Replaces Kissing Ritual
King Edward VII objects to kissing all the peers at the coronation. Only archbishops will receive the oscular greeting. Other peers will be represented by three peers chosen by seniority: one for the British peerage, one for the Scotch, and one for the Irish.
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Kteg
Peurs
Edward VII
Preeactions Against Kidnaping In New York Family
A New York paper reports the daughter of a multimillionaire is walked each morning for safety. She is escorted by two maids and two armed men, as parents fear kidnapping.
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Kidnaying
New York
British Pub Dinner Tale On Gauging Fever Pool
Sir Herbert Maxwell told a tale at a public dinner about British gambling instinct. In the Transvaal three officers lay feverish and before the doctor visited, each dropped a half-crown into a basin, the highest temperature winner taking the pool.
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Herbert Maxwell
Transvaal
Boy Rushes Into Lan caster Drug Store With Urgent Request
Bareheaded boy bursts into a Lancaster Pennsylvania drug store with a plea to hurry and fetch a dose of poly Ile in a dipper for his mother’s sick child. He describes the bottle missing and the top bottle being broken.
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Lancaster
Shotecary
Cox
Philadelphia Times
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Cedar Rapid Pumps
Archer'’s
Jas. E. Maher
Fred Arber
Saenger
Geo. Cobb
Mr. Cobb
Marie Cahill
Academy
John Buck
Burt
Elmwood Road
J C. Slater
Farmington
Billy Sunday
Mr Sunday
Shakespeare
Arkansa
Louisville
Priece
Orden
Winzelman
Webster's
Merriam CO
Springfield
Mass
Crater
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