The Jeffersonian Note on U S Affairs 1902
A compact recap of early June 1902 issues including beef market setbacks in New York, coal concerns, church union talks, and political shifts. It covers Depression era debates on tariffs, mules for Africa, Philippine policy, and Ohio legislative acts, with remarks on consular losses and McKinley postal cards.
Fire at St Luke’s Sanitarium Kills Thirteen In Chicago
A Chicago fire at the St Luke’s sanitarium on Twenty first street and Wabash avenue killed thirteen and injured thirty with several missing. Many patients suffered delirium tremens or were drugged and strapped to beds. Fire originated in the basement, spread via the elevator shaft, and a crowd crowded a barred window as firemen fought to reach survivors. Alderman William Kent and attendant A W Wattles were trapped. Wattles died after leaping from a window.
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Chicago
St. Luke's Society
Twenty-first Street
Wabash Avenue
Woodruff
Lancaster
James Newell
Newell
Alderman Kent
A. W. Wattles
Wattles
S. J. Newell
Carl A. Carlson
Michael Luby
Joseph Harrington
Samuel Dalzell
J. T. Stanton
J. B
Excape
W. E. Davis
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Ucon
Hary
Anderson
G. 3. Gott
Laverme
Fire rescues and deaths across multiple city blocks
A dramatic fire narrative details Gott and companions lowered to safety from a burning five story brick in a crowded block. twenty five escapees, while others perish from smoke, including one leaping to death. Additional fires in London and Saratoga claim several lives amid equipment failures and swift rescues.
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Gott
Clinton Osborne
New York City
Osborne
Anderson
Wabash Avenue
John Knapman
London
Manston House
Duaiest
Antrim Notes and Local Happenings
Mrs Minnie Derry and Mrs Robi Stewart of Fresport visited Ill Mrs Marla Stockdale Friday. Miss Tishie Marding spent part of last week in Cambridge. Born to Mr and Mrs Sam Wartley June 4 1902 a daughter. Born to Mr and Mrs H E B Douglass June 4 1902 a son. Mrs Win Bell and Mr Nelson Tuttle remain very low. Children day service at Presbyterian Church June 16 at preaching hour. M E Sunday school to hold children service June 22. Mrs Fresher of near Hormingham interred at Presbyterian cemetery Friday. Mr Wy U W Bowers interred at M E cemetery Friday. Sympathy to widow and children. Masons from Freeport Piedmont Tippentown Birmingham Cambridge attended Ti T Bowers funeral. Some will attend Cambridge carnival this week. Mrs W Stewart of Westchester visiting Alex Reed. Mrs Rebt Tanna of Cambridge with home friends Friday and Saturday. Miss Hattie Boyd returned Saturday from Cambridge. Several farmers sold wool at 23 cents a pound. J M Barrett, buyer. Antrim M E church to be accepted to 4th of July. Dinner on the ground near the church.
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Win. Bell
Nelson Tuttle
Presbyterian Church
M. E. Sunday
Fresher
Near Hormingham
Presbyterian Cemetery
Wy. UW. Bowers
M. E
Freeport
Piedmont
Tippentuoe
Birmingham
Cambridge
Ti. T. Bowers
W. Stewart
Westchester
Alex
Reed’s
Rebt
Tanna
Wilday
Hattie Boyd
J. M. Barrett
de Antrim
ODELL Regs 12 Butter 14 Cents and Local Visits
Winter set residents Thomas Clark and wife called on Mr and Mrs Lanning last Sunday. Cambridge on business, T A Bell traveled to Kimbolton. Berwick school house entertainment and ice cream supper Friday night drew a large crowd and two grand successes. Antrim visitors Trixson and Oscar Dugan called on friends Friday night. Oliver Vance and T M Bald were seen about town, with Bald heading to Tacoma Washington. Sugarnsee School closes Saturday June 14 with exercise and free music entertainment.
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Thomas Clark
Winterset
Lanning
B. BR. Tanning Ware
Cambridge
T. A. Bell
Kimbolton
Berwick
Dul Trixson
Oscar Dugan
Antrim
Oliver Vance
T. M. Bald
Tacoma
Wash
Cross Roads Notes and Local Happenings
Miss Ella Dyer recently returned from Cambridge. Miss Jennie Allen visited there. Little Miss Travel Ervon visits her uncle in Cambridge. Gus Patterson visits in Sabbath. Grass Roads school closes Friday June 18 with a poetry program. The Odell band will attend. Clarence Moore injured at work and taken to Dr. Harrison. Frank Tillman resigns as detective on the Marietta Division to join Cambridge Brewery as traveling salesman.
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Alles M. 1
Ella Dyer
Cambridge
Jennie Allen
Miss Travel Ervon
Gambridge
Ki Patterson
Gus Patterson
Odell
Allen’s Church
Clarence Moore
Wshec
Tr. Harrison
Mellyar
Frank Tillman
Pennsylvania Railroad Co
Marietta
Mr. Tilman
Cambridge Brewery Co
Celery Compound Promoted Against Nervous Prostration
An advertisement touts Paine's Celery Compound as a cure for nervous prostration insomnia weak blood and debility. It cites testimonials from President T D Shaffer of steel workers and a Plowman from Plowburg praising recovery and renewed strength after overwork and illness.
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Paine
Givat
Td. Shaffer
Tron Steel
Stites
Plowsburg
Ind J
Piane
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