Eliza Warne Dead at Her Baltimore Home
Mrs Eliza Warne died at her Bryant avenue home on Wednesday evening April 30 1902 after an illness of about two years caused by paralysis of the left side. Born in Ireland near Belfast in 1824 she moved to Baltimore as a child and was lifelong in the M E church. She married John Warne January 22 1842 and left seven children and several grandchildren. Funeral at 10 o clock the Bryant avenue residence conducted by Rev Dr Pope.
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Bellayre
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M.B. Church
Ty John Warne
Élgven Eli Drei
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Rs. Wind. Allen
G. Warne
Mirza Yorkies
Cashoutir Moty
Memorial and Revolution Services at Winterset
In pursuance to be the ex-soldiers of Winter and vicinity this 29th day of April, 1902, the program was adopted. Meet at Winchester on May 30, 1902, at 2 noon, march to Tedrick cemetery to decorate graves at 6, then back to Winchester cemetery for 2 p.m. graves, retire to church for services with music by Winchester drum corps and choir. Public invited. services also held in the district meeting conducted by Mer. Rankin.
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Sons of Veterans
Herschel in America Reveals Little Change in Star Brightness
The article recounts a Harvard Observatory study comparing 18th century Herschel records with modern data. It notes that star brightness has changed little since Herschel's era, with his early photometric methods found ahead of their time and largely validated by later work.
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Purifying Blood Remedies Promise Vital Health Claims
An ad promotes a blood cleansing tonic as a cure for numerous ailments tied to impure blood and unhealthy living. It cites universal vitality loss from winter confinement and claims the product restores vigor, nerves, and life, featuring a Cincinnati testimonial from George Schmidt praising rapid relief after using Compound T.
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West Third St
Cincinnati
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Imany
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House Session Delays Completion of Columbia Appropriation Bill
In Washington May 2 the House devoted most of the session to the Columbia appropriation measure, which remained unfinished. Representative Shattuck of Tennessee spoke on industrial conditions and Representative Gaines of Pennsylvania critiqued candidates in the Philippines.
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Shaffer Triumphs In Pittsburg Conference Election
Shaffer won a fourth term as president of the Amalgamated Journal Association, defeating Thomas Williams of Zanesville 148 to 68 after a long election with many trustees chosen. Salaries for top officials were increased 20 percent, and a proposal to add insurance was dropped after opposition. Pittsburg saw labor disputes halt many city projects while unions pressed for wage gains.
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Royal Baking Powder Company Ad in New York Listing
Readable fragment notes a historic advertisement for Royal Baking Powder Company located at 100 William Street in New York. The brief item highlights a commercial listing and brand presence within the city pages.
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New York
Nagging Habit Described as Harmful Personal Pattern
The piece discusses nagging as a damaging habit that wounds loved ones. It cites persistent nitpicking, escalation in tone, and emotional injury, urging self-control and kinder speech to prevent harm in relationships.
The Diamond Split and a Stolen Gem Tale
Report of a dramatic diamond accident at a Louisville hotel where Secretary Harry Pulliam’s ring diamond shattered after a fall on a marble floor. The stone, valued around four thousand dollars, split in two with the upper portion held by a setting. A jeweler noted the unusual, precise break and the incident recalled a similar past mishap. Generals and soldiers share a humorous aside about a provost marshal in a separate Manila tale. The piece also notes church statistics contrasting Anglican and nonconformist support in worship venues.
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Tired Out Promptly Yet Rested You Need Sarsaparilla
A reader1s note urges trying Ayer s Sarsaparilla to restore strength after fatigue. The letter claims tiredness remains until the remedy is used and mentions a doctor s advice. It cites a Mrs. and a location in Connecticut.
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