Indiana Cultured Militia Meet Promises Largest Parade
Forty militia companies from across the United States will vie for prizes totaling $10 000 and the Championship Cup in Indianapolis the week of July 4. Over twenty states represented the largest turnout ever for a militia contest with a July 20 street parade planned. An additional twenty five organizations will join the camp, promising Indiana the greatest parade yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Indianapolis
Indiana
All Ade
A Historic Local Public Service Message Card
A compact exhortation urging civic virtue and community improvement. It promotes advertising, honest enterprise, and supporting public institutions while urging tolerance and moral conduct, ending with a call to paste this in your hat.
Masons from Comneraville To Confer Third Degree at Fairview
A party of Comneraville Masons led by W. B. Mundelle John Payne L D Jones Elder Platt Charney Showalter Alf Hotchkiss J C Turkenkoph M E Dale M Kahn George Russell Urby Rothachild Howard Gordon Joe Shackelford Billy Merrell Ruds Miller J D McNangton Tom Smith P D Woods and others will drive to Fairview around five o clock this evening to confer the Third degree the event is expected to be a big one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comneraville Masons
W. B. Mundelle
John Payne
L. D. Jones
Elder Platt
Charney Showalter
Alf Hotchkiss
J.C. Turkenkoph
M. E. Dale
M. Kahn
George Russell
Urby Rothachild
Howard Gordon
Joe Shackelford
Bily Merrell
Ruds Miller
J. D. McNangton
Tom Smith
P. D. Woods
Fairview
Hood's Sarsaparilla Claims Superior Preparation
The Purest and best ingredients are selected and personally examined for Hood's Sarsaparilla. A competent pharmacist supervises every step to ensure the best possible result.
Dwight Johnston and wife travel to Cincinnati reception
Dwight Johnston and his wife along with Mrs Easle Schively journeyed to Cincinnati to attend a reception in honor of Will Jones and to participate in related events. The note mentions plans for a gathering the day before a forthcoming event.
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Dwight Johnston
Easle Schively
Cincinnati
Lea Heser
Will Jones
Betegten Erie Daye Batore Sey Ahing
Evi
Lost satchel on circus grounds in Hamilton Ohio
Mrs Fannie Miaco seeks return of a small black side satchel lost near the circus grounds. It held brown kid gloves a handkerchief and a curl of hair from her baby. reward five dollars. Locations listed Dayton Nenia and Zineaville with dates June 18 19 and 24.
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Hamlton
Ohio
Fannie Miaco
John Robinson
Dayton
Nenia
Zineaville
Heart Disease Risks and Home Remedy Promotion
An article warns heart disease as a leading cause of sudden death with common symptoms and urges the free Dr Miles heart cure book offered by druggists. It notes travel news about John Springer visiting Rushville, and Bud Coe with Cal Little canceling a Montana trip, plus a $1.75 Indianapolis round trip fare and bulletin references.
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Miles
H. Robinson
John Springer
Rushville
Shelbville
Bud Coe
Cal Little
Montana
Life in the Sierra Nevadas and Prentice Mulford’s Death
A fragment from an early California travel piece describes life among the Sierra Nevada mounts near Sonora and Mono road with snowbound passes and a small settlement. It notes the recent death of Prentice Mulford in his boat on Sheepshead Bay and his literary contributions over thirty years.
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Prentice Mulford
Sheepshead
American Reading Publica
California Mountains
Mountain men and timber life in Tuolumne county described
The passage depicts mountain men living in this Tuolumne county area who dig houses from snow, herd sheep and cattle across vast ranges, and engage in timber land purchases. It notes tall pines, past timber waste, summer campers from cities, and Native peoples described amid changing frontier life.
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Sierras
Tuolumne County
Sonora and Mono
Central Park
Mulleeu Fo Did Uun L Wat LO Kuock ILOUD
An excerpt depicts Native American life with humorous ethnographic tone and vivid snapshots. It contrasts perceptions of Indians, notes subsistence routines, child care methods, and daily labor from a mountain man viewpoint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mulleu
Thia
Elock
Prestick Mulford
Youngest College Presidents Highlight Early Rise in Education
The article notes A. B. Turner of Cumberland Presbyterian College Lincoln Nebo as one of the youngest presidents at twenty nine, after leading since 1888. It also profiles Dr. William Rainey Harper elected president of the University of Chicago, born July 26 1856, who entered Musk ingum College at ten and earned a PhD by nineteen. It details Turner's rapid ascent and Harper’s anticipated start with Chicago amid ongoing campus construction and ample funds.
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America
A. BK. ‘Marner
Cumberland Presbyterian College
Lincoln
Nebo
Turner
Ash- Inore
William Rainey Harper
University of Chicago
New Concord
Muskingum County
Muskingum College
S. BR Aarper
A. B. Turner
Yale
Baptist Theological Seminary
Morgan Park
Ute
Chicago
Stamp lover seeks bride over blue penny of Mauritia
A Mauritius advert tells of a stamp collector with more than 12 000 specimens seeking a wife who is a fellow ent ent collector and possessor of the blue penny stamp of 1847. The notice says no conditions on age or previous marriage.
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Philatelixt
Mauritius
Mauritiaa
Bluestone Quarries Lead 1890 New York Area Output
Census bulletin shows 6,190,510 cubic feet of bluestone quarried in 1890 in New York New Jersey and Pennsylvania the sole producing states with value 1 600 000 and expenditures totaling 9 008 582 including 687 034 in wages for 1 708 workers. Local officials report posteage and quarantine struggles amid limited industry activity.
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New York
New Jersey
Fetearlvania
Band Contest at Woodsdale Fourth of July Gala
Woodsdale Island Park near Hamilton prepares a Fourth of July gala with a band and drum corps contest. Brass band prizes 60, 25, 15. drum corps prizes 50 and 25. Travel and meals provided. For details contact John Noonan, Woodsdale Island Park manager, via C H D depot Cincinnati Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodsdale Taland Park
Hamilton
John Noonan
Woodsdale Island Park
Care C
H. & D. Depot
Cincinnati
Ohio
Big Four Extends Picnic Ground Access Near Brookville
The Big Four announces a new grove two miles south of Brookville with completed buildings and platforms to host picnic parties. It advertises low rates and amenities including shade, boating, and mineral springs under railroad excursion offerings for June travel to Rushville Indianapolis Cincinnati Lafayette and more.
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New Grove
Brookville
Scien Iae Bae Gas Hat
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Nevin & Company
the Daily News
William F. Downe
Dell. C. Smith. Publishers
Speora
Norica
Pelabomea
Missouri
Chase
Christian Church
iMavona
Masonic Hall
Dioclevati
Connersville
Cincinnati Infirmary
City of Cincinnati
City Hospital
Sadie Arnold
Ray
John Arnold
Puan A, Reetrwkoer
Sup’t
Sat
D. Bulletin
California
Sierra Nevadas
Walla
Araarien Prese Association
Sonora
Uglumne
Sonorn and
Mono
Nevada
Cayupamica
Gia of
Araye
San Francisco
Aidp
Indianapolis Business University
Ad Br
Stratton
Nords
Pont-O
Tyo
ATES
Baorthand
Englise
Liem Hihi
Hiploma Treeat
Neeb
Roth
W. F. Gillespie
A. Kehl & Son
East Fifth Street
Klein & Aughe’s Jewelery Store
A. Kehl
J. H. Morrison
Woodsdale
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