Washington’s Capital Vision and Two Hall of Public Building Plans
A writer praises Washington’s growth and the push to erect two to three new government buildings, including a Hall of Public Building on Capitol Hill near the Library of Congress. The seven million dollar project would house the Justice Department and the Supreme Court, protecting records and shaping the city’s future grandeur.
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Washington
D. C
Bor
Jess
Atepe
Congress
Esc
Republic
Periot
Capitol Hill
Capitol
Library of Congress
Court
Siarticente
Glenwood Band praised for Christmas visit by merchants
The Glenwood Band led by Ora Stevens impressed local residents and merchants during a Christmas visit. The Courier notes the 16 fine musicians are competent, well behaved, and capable of delightful performances. Merchants are urged to support the band and welcome future visits to town.
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Jenwood
Puray
Ora Stevens
Connersvile
Popular Mail Carrier Injured in Town Vehicle Collision
James Davenport, a popular mail carrier on the ville route, was hurt Friday evening when two vehicles collided while passing on the back road. The buggy and mail wagon were badly damaged though no serious injuries occurred. The buggy carried two unidentified women.
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James Davenport
Ville
Deron le
Bill
Niles
Hits City
King Painfol
Oliver Caveros Becomes Resident After Moving Into Car
Local report notes Oliver Caveros now resides in a car he recently purchased and has moved into in Selon. The situation highlights housing precarity and unexpected shelter choices in the area.
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Oliver Caveros
Selon
Pyramids lecture fuels school interest in Egypt trip tale
Rev W B Stutz spoke to local high school students about his visit to the pyramids of Egypt describing landing at Alexandria Cairo ride to Osiro the Pyramid of Cheops and the Sphinx The talk drew hearty applause and interest in further relics and future lectures by J Little and A C Andrews on January 1901.
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W. B. Stutz
Pyramids
Egypt
Alexandria
Cairo
Osiro
Strenmorse
Desert
Gizeh
Pyramid
Sphinx
J. , Little
Connereville
A. C. Andrews
Maplewood School Holiday Observance at Christmas Theme
Friday December 2 the Maplewood school held an jule tide program with recitations songs and a Santa speech by Ted and brownie assistants. Mesdant hiehead and Garrett led two primary grades in a decorated Christmas tree gift exchange and a Methere Club meeting followed with local vocal music and student performances.
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Maplewood
Santi Claus Tedeonge
Hiehead
Garrett
Gunehtae Society
Methere’ Club
Lippitt
Wedding Bell For Porter Griffin Couple In Local Ceremony
Martin Porter eldest son of W. H. Porter wed Miss Lowle Griffin daughter of Mr. Dave Gafin in a ceremony at Hev. Dar ale Laceday rooms at an unspecified hour. A 120 o'clock dinner followed at Mrs. Jonathan Miller’s home on West Third Street. The groom’s father hosts a royal reception at a southwest elegant home today. The couple, respected in the community, begin a life with promising prospects.
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Martin Porter
W. Ht. Porter
Lowle Griffin
Dave Gafin
Hev.Darale ‘Laceday
Jonathan Miller
Clisons
Public Installation by the I O O F in Harrisburg
The I O O F of Harrisburg plans a public instellation at Har elabacg Hall on Thursday evening January 3. An oyster supper will follow the installation with general good time anticipated. Admission is free and supper is 20 cents. Harrisburg people are urged to attend.
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Harrisburg
Harelabacg Hall
Harricuary High School honors teacher with gift
Last Friday at Harric uary High School a literary program drew many visitors. Mr Oscar Chance received a handmade leather utility item as thanks for his efforts. In the evening he hosted thirty pupils at the Hall where music and games entertained. Freshments included ice cream cake candy and fruit. The event concluded a harmonious and successful year.
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Harricuary High School
Oscar ‘Chance
Chance
Barriabarg High
Coarter List Grows With Subscribers and Renewals
The Coarter list reports a rising number of subscribers and renewals for the latest issue. Names include Amos Kerr Jeno, P. Elliott, W. 8. Rowe, John 8. Clark, Santford Shortridge, Mre. John Hicks, John P. Nelson, E. J. Jones, Lou Mathey, Oscar Michener, Thomas G. Caldwell, Alva Bilby, Emory Bruner, H. Helvie, L. Bundrant, Carl W. Passmore, Beary Handley, Rev. F. 8. Tincher, Mrs. Ida Crouse, Henry L Jordan Jr., Bever, Ambrose Williams.
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Amos Kerr
Jeno P. Elliott
Rowe John
Clark Santford Shortridge
John Hicks
John P. Nelson
E. J. Jones
Lou Mathey
Oscar Michener
Thomas G. Caldwell
Alva Bilby
Emory Bruner
H. Helvie
L. Bundrant
Carl W. Passmore Beary Handley
Tincher
Ida Crouse
Henry L Jordan Jr
Bever
Ambrose Williams
Vehicle in Columbia township draws unusual attention
In Payette county Columbia township features a peculiar conveyance creating excitement. Ott Otter is noted as the only person seen riding this single up vehicle, prompting curiosity about its design and purpose.
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Payette County
Columbia Township
Ott Otter
Christmas observances in local churches noted
The Nalltown Sunday School held a Christmas program with singing by Rosa Webster and Leona Heck and gifts for staff and volunteers. The Second M E Church and others reported Christmas services with sermons by Rev EB White and Rev George Darsis, music, a children's tree, and a watchnight at Grand Ave M E church.
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Nalltown
Rosa Webster
Leona Heck
Byron Hughes
M. E
A ‘White
Christ
Christian Church
Santa Claus
Grand Ave. M. E
Noah Baker
Jesse Miller
Tincher
Lluiz
Christian Socialiam
D. T. Hedgee
Mt Zion
Grand Ave. M Beguaady School
Maine Forest Christmas Tree Exports Hit 400 Carloads
A Telegraphic dispatch reports Maine shipped 400 carloads of evergreen trees this Christmas season. Each car carries 200 bundles of six trees, totaling 480,000 trees. The piece condemns the practice as wasteful and harmful, urging abolition of the tradition.
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Maine
Steatine Morton
Marriage Licenses Listed in Local Notice
George M. C. Barber wed Roxy Irene Bartow. Lawrence F. Bloom tied with Pearl W. Noleon. Martin D. Porter joined Charlotte A. Griffin. Irvin B. E. White married Mary J. Hutton. War J. Alnstey linked with Nora May Sant. Jacob H. Arnold married Mrs. Mattie Garrity.
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George M. C. Barber
Roxy Irene Bartow
Lawrence F. Bloom
Pearl W. Noleon
Martin D. Porter
Charlotte A. Griffin
Irvin BE. White
Mary J. Hutton
War J. Alnstey
Nora May Sant
Jacob H. Arnold
Mre
Mattie Garrity
Robbery and explosion at Indiana Furniture Factory cafe
Saturday morning an explosion blew open the big Hall cafe at the Indiana Furniture Factory. The safe door left damaged the scene showing only $30 taken and papers scattered amid burned odor. Police investigate. no suspects seen.
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Indiana
Tragic Death Shocks Rush County as Miss Calberte Ends Life
Mice Bertha Calberte, daughter of James Calberteon, a well regarded Rush County resident, shot herself during Christmas week. She taught school in Henderson County and had recently returned home for the holidays. Her death at Glenwood followed a period of low spirits though she remained popular among local youth. The community mourns the loss amid sorrow and disbelief.
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Glenwood
Jody
Mice Bertha Calberts
James Calberte
Rush County
Mies Calbertees
Henderson
Reeks County
Mice Bertha
YANKEETOWN Tidings of Illness and Festive Notes
Mrs Chas Bolton is improving after several weeks of illness. Grandmother McClerney celebrated her 80th birthday with family present. Mr and Mrs McClerny have long resided in Fay ette county. Turner hosted a turkey dinner for Christmas with Hackieman family and others. Omer Doniker and family spent the holidays in Grant and Madison counties.
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Chas. Bolton
McClerney
Thureday
iMrs
Fay
Ette Cnvaty
Lewis Pemegeel
Attentin
Village Creek
Gut
Marvin Glor
Beatley
Beneile
Christine Sharch
Ram Ghipley
Indianapolis
Omer Doniker
Grant
Turner
Fred Hackieman
Mul ‘Borne
Gladys Osborne
ER. H. Hy ‘Joeman
Scott Caldwell
Madison
Lyman Turner
Real Estate Transfers Noted in Land Transfers
Ira Trusler commissioner transfers a Linderman city lot for 700 dollars. John McPherson sells to Chae a lot in East Concord area. Elizabeth Gaudy to Allen a Fairview township land for 100. Joseph L Little to Amos a land parcel in Orange township for 3000. Reese D Eby and wife to Rachel Morrill a land tract in Waterloo township for 915.
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Ira Trusler
Linderman
City
John McPherson
Chae
E. Con
Elizabeth Gaudy
Allen
Fairview
Joseph L Little
Amos
Orange
Eal Reese D Eby
Racael Morrill
Waterloo
What is the name of this bird asked by passers by
A ten year old, Milton Bromfield of Jackson, catches a bird in a steel trap on a window ledge. The bird, debated as eagle or hawk, attracts attention from bystanders as trapper Milton reports this season's numbers.
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Window Sud
Milton Bromfiel
Dan Brumfilel
Jackson
Trustee's Notice for Weekly Office Day at Grand Ave
Trustee E. Dawes announces weekly office day every Tuesday to handle township needs. Residents may visit the office at 2030 Grand Ave Connerville to transact business any day except Sunday.
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Nees
Grand Ave
Connerevillq
Samus
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