California Letter Seeks Exclusion of Consumptives Passages
California debates quarantines to curb tuberculosis as a state policy. while Chinatown in San Francisco attracts scrutiny for vice, opium dens, and exotic sights. The piece notes medical consensus on contagion risk and hints at educational reforms and Stanford tensions.
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San Lula Obispo
Call
Courier
California
Sweden
San Francisco
Chinatown
Canton
Hong Kong
China
Kwan Kung
Waverly Street
Ning Yeung Company
Texas
New Mexico
Arizona
Alice Moons
County Asylum Visit Prompts Courier Notice
Since the last issue a Counter rep visited the County Asylum. The grippe spared the inmates except one, with Mrs. Mary Smith still quite ill. Inmates praise Mr and Mrs Sanders and feel fortunate to be cared for by them. Subscribe for the Courier.
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Mary Smith
Fayette Horticultural Society Reelects Officers
At City Hall meeting last Thursday Fayette Horticultural Society re elected W D Thoman as President A M Sinks as Secretary James C Rea as Treasurer and Dr F D White as Corresponding Secretary plus ten vice presidents for townships. Dinners are dropped and meetings start at 1 PM with no March session and a July meeting planned. A committee of Jonas Scholl James C Rea A M Linke and Dr F D White will prepare and print the year program.
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The
Fayette Horticultural Society
City Hall
W. D. Thoman
A. M. Sinks
James C. Rea
F. D. White
A. B Claypool
Connersville
C. J. Thomas
Harrison
J.T. Manlove
Posey
J. W. Hackleman
Fairview
M. R. Little
Orange
J. L. Byrne
Waterloo
Jonas Scholl
A. M. Linke
Postoffice Letter List for Cameraville Ind 1901
Uncalled letters for week ending January 24 1901 include Miss Nellie Huston Mrs Della Paterson Tom Chas L Smith Charlee Man and Niss Clara Schmidt. Applicants must state dates listed or letters will be sent to Dead Letter Office. Joan Parun F M GP. Prattle back after two weeks illness from lagrippe.
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Cameraville
Ind
Nellie Huston
Della Paterson
Tom Chas
L. Smith
Charlee Man
Niss Clara Schmidt
Joan Parun
F. M
Temperance Teachings Highlight Local Churches
Rev E A White spoke at Second M E on temperance noting life as a mystery and urging youth to form habits aligned with Christ. First M E observed communion with 47 seeking conversion and 30 confessing. a Jubilee service followed.
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M. E. Church
E. A. White
Plato
Darwin
Tyndall
Grant
Cumberland Telephone Company
Louisville Southern RE. R
Christ
God
Pork Industry in Cincinnati Packs Millions Annually
In Cincinnati eighteen pork packing plants handle vast volumes of hogs and pork products. In 1899 the city received and shipped 2,070,835 hogs, produced 11,559 barrels of pork, 120,133,240 pounds of lard and oil, and 308,581,348 pounds of pork. Hog packing value reached 5,556,000 dollars. Lard, lard oil and pork exports to foreign markets were strong, with Cuba driving demand at times.
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Cincinnati
Cuba
The Criterion Subscriptions Offer Sample Copy
The Criterion promises independent reviews of books plays music art and strong stories with illustrations at a low yearly price of 1.00. Reliable agents are sought nationwide with extraordinary inducements and a trial subscription to prove value. Write for a sample copy to 41 Euclid Street New York City.
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Criterion Publication Co
Qlet St
N.Y
Commissioners' Allowances For February Session
A legislative expense listing records February session allowances and travel costs. Names include Geo W Oldham mileage post sale of delinquent lands and J N Davin as truancy filer. Other items cover prison clothing, court house supplies, printing and advertising, gas and power, and inquest fees for Wm Morgan.
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W. Oldham
Turkenkoph
M. Holberg
Smith Stove Co
Geo
L. Huxtable
W. Huxtabie
E. Wallace
Burier
T.L. Smith & Son
Burrier Poor
Harrison
Schuelier
Peter Ite
Calvin Ochilt ‘Ee
Schogla
J.N Davin
Gen
Jobo Harry
Conneryville Natural Gas Co
Court House
Was
Led. & Power Co
A.D. Tyrrel
Wm. Morgan
Rena Meliwain
G. Fagie
John Dally
Prominent Harrison Citizen Dies After Illness
George Wolfe of Harrison township died Monday at his home after contracting pneumonia. He was 73 and is survived by his wife. The funeral was held Wednesday at Lick Creek church with Rev. Daraice delivering the sermon.
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George Dareie
Christian Church
Elijah
First Baptist Church
F. A. Huffman
J. G. Chafee
William Newkirk
M. E
George Wolfe
Harrison Township
Wolfe
Lick Creek
Daraice
Mother's Club Program Delights Sth Street Building
On Friday afternoon January 8 the Mother's Club of the Sth street building enjoyed an excellent program prepared by pupils and teachers. About forty people attended, with twenty five wives added to the roll. After the exercises the group socialized as teachers served tea and water.
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Sth Street
num _bers
Downstaire
Edna Sering
Jack Browt
Wynken
William Toomaa
Baoaam
J. P. Brown
T. A. Fisnnack
Bertha Mantove and Homer Florea Wed in Harrison township
Wednesday afternoon at 2 30 p m at the home of Mr and Mrs George E Manlove Miss Bertha Mantove and Homer C Florea were united in marriage by Rev Geo Darsie Only relatives and close friends attended The couple will reside on the groom s farm north of Harevisburg The Courier extends congratulations
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George E. Manlove
Bertha Mantove
Homer C. Florea
Geo. Darsie
Harrison Township
Tenance
Harevisburg
Teachers Institute Promises Strong Program February 1 1901
The mid term institute has drawn many teachers and patrons for several years. This year’s program is among the best prepared for a similar meeting. All interested in education should attend at St. School Building on Saturday February 1 1901 for entertainment and helpful suggestions.
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Puplie
St. School
Food Adulteration Study Highlights 1900 Findings
The First Report on the Food Products notes 454 samples analyzed. 187 pure and 256 adulterated, 58.04 percent adulterated. Calls for a state lab to enforce food laws. Also mentions Sing Sing prison notoriety affecting local property and a plan to rename Ossining, plus a gas well sinking effort at Laurel.
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North Carolina State Board of Agriculture
Indiana
State Board of Health
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Indianapolis
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Ft. Wayne
Terre Haute
South Bend
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Kokomo
Lafayette
Logansport
Marion
Michigan City
Muncie
New Albany
Richmond
Louisville
United States
Norson
Bahama Islands
Lagrippe
Connersville and Vicinity
Tincher
Heeb
W. Robinson
Chicago
Epworth Guards
Ladies Aid Society
Grand Avenue M. E. Church
W. B. Slutz
Knights of Pythias
Glenwood
Wiley Chapel
H. L. Nave
D. D
Crawfordaville
Presbyterian
Grand Ave, M. E
Queen City
V3 Club
Teachers’ Institute
Sing Sing
New York
Minneapolis Times
Laurel
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