Charming Club Affair At Adelaide Procter Meet
The Adelaide Procter Club hosted a Saturday social for literary clubs at McFarlan. Over 100 ladies in reception gowns attended as Miss Louise Rudolf welcomed guests. Mrs Will Ready played, Mrs Carlos spoke on women in education, and Miss Heel sang. A social hour with ice cream and cake followed, marking a standout winter event.
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Adalaide Procter Club
McFarlan
Louise Rudolf
Schlichte
Miss Nevin
Pattes
Coyne
Theders
Mra O'Brecht
Miss Rudolf
Will Ready
Carlos
Mamie Heel
Miss December
Miss Heel
Proeter
Ogverst
Eclipses in 1902 and local viewing details
The article lists five eclipses in 1902 one moon and four sun events with limited visibility. It notes a partial April moon eclipse visible in northern North America and Greenland, a total moon eclipse in late April visible in Asia Australia Europe Africa, a partial May sun eclipse seen near New Zealand, a partial October sun eclipse visible in Asia and northeast Mars, and a total moon eclipse in October visible to the Americas and parts of New Zealand and Europe. It adds timing for the October moon event and mentions A Enos al son of Ota attending an Indianapolis meeting of the Indigena Limber Mers Association.
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North America
Greenland
Asia
Australia
Europe
Africa
New Zealand
South Pacific
Marape
South America
A. Enos al Son
Ota
Adianapolis
Fndigna Limber Mers’ Asociation
Republican Congressional Convention in Indiana District 6
The Republican delegates from Indiana's Sixth District meet at Cannerville on February 20 1902 to nominate a congressional candidate. Delegates and alternates are apportioned by county votes from the 1900 electors with 136 delegates total. officers and committee members named.
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Indiana
Canneraville
Congress
Hugh HH. Asnes
Decatur County
Fayette County
Franklin County
Hancock County
Henry County
Rush County
Shelby County
Union County
Wayne County
Resolutions Honoring Brother B L Manor at Connersville Lodge
The lodge records express deep sympathy for the widow and family of B L Manor. They resolve to drape the charter in mourning and to publish the resolutions in papers, noting Manor’s Christian life, knightly qualities, and devoted service to the order.
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B. L. Manor
Beother Manor Collnersville Lodge
Koof BP
Leecofred
Connerscale
Neydl
Clr
Waren
A.J. Hesny
BO Prissy
Preference for Veterans in Appointment and Retention
The executive order directs all departments to give preference to veterans in appointments and retention. It urges consideration of Civil War veterans who are elderly but well qualified for duties. The message emphasizes honoring and utilizing discharged veterans where service needs justify it.
Knobs Uo Tennessee Praig Tale Stages Local Theatre
A rustic tale recounts Andis Theatre at the foothills near Ponnesecein with a Wharsday 2h showing. Guests include a stylish turkey winner and a Wayne county couple among others noted for propriety and hospitality.
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Dire
Ponnesecein
Andis
Dale Elected to Fill City Council Vacancy
All members attended the meeting led by Mayor Clark. M Ek. Dale was unanimously elected and sworn in to fill the vacancy caused by B L Manor's death. Council approved the cemetery lot change petition and discussed library and street projects, including 500 feet of hose purchase and a brick sidewalk substitute. An examination of First Street bridge was ordered for safety, with a flagman ordinance to be prepared.
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Clark
M. Ek
Dale
B. L. Manor
Timothy Hasgett
Dukate
Brandon
New York Belting and Packing Co
Library Fund
Dakate
17Th Street
Grand Avenue
Lewis
Huston Avenue
Hayward
C. 1. & Trairoad Company
Hirst
Merrell
Ordance
Fine brick building to rise on Sixth Street
Liveryman John Mettel plans a two story brick building on Sixth Street. The 65 by 50 foot structure will have iron frontage on the lower level and pressed brick upper. A livery barn will occupy the lower floor with a reserve room. the upper floor becomes a residence for Miss Abettel and Parmudy Walton. Groundwork to begin around April 1.
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John Mettel
Mia Abettel Aid Parmudy Ona AO
Architeet
Boehaiend
Bagino
Bald
Pony
Remembering Pioneer Brother Myres in Faithful Legacy
In Renembrance, Thornton Francis Myres born March 80 1819 in Brown County Ohio. moved to Indiana with parents and lived among United Brethren and Odd Fellows. Funeral services by Lov Hodges with Independent Order of Gold Fellows follow Desember 7O, marking his long patience and kindness as a faithful member.
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Thornton Francis Myres
Brown County
Ohio
Fayette County
Indiana
Styres
United Brethren
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Alfred Corbin
Corbin
Frank Murphey
Myves
Lov. Hodges
Independent Order of Gold Fellows
Thasan
In Memoriam Notice From Local Officers
The Board of Officers regrets the death of a beloved sibling and faithful worker. Deepest sympathies are extended to the bereaved family as prayers rise for peace and comfort.
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Chhiattab
Boudion Manor
Letter from Ned Nelson Milwaukee Wisconsin
A letter from Ned Nelson of Milwaukee Wisconsin praises the paper’s growth and quality, recounting his early days at the office, duties, and pride in the staff. He recalls starting with $30 weekly pay and describes the newsroom routine, then extends warm wishes for continued success and a visit home in January.
Kuyper Meets Boer Delegates on Peace Talks
Dr. Kuyper, former Dutch premier, told Boer leaders in Brussels and London that Holland would not act as intermediary in South Africa peace talks. He urged the Boers to convey to Britain a basis for negotiations and suggested informal contacts for a semi official response. The outcome of the trip was not disclosed.
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Amsterdam
Kuyper
Lord Rosebery
Chesterfield
South Africa
London
Abraham Fischer
Brussels
Dr. Kuyper
Democratic Policies Defined
Washington January 18 The special committee of Democratic representatives held an extended session to frame a report for a caucus. Representative Henry of Texas proposed that Democratic policy cannot contravene the national platform and remains binding until the next convention.
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Washington
Special Committee of
Democratic Representatives
Henry
Texas
New Mexico Statehood Plea Presented in Senate Committee
Washington January 18. A special House committee on territories heard the New Mexico nonpartisan citizens delegation appointed by the territorial governor to press for statehood. Territorial delegate G S Rodey opened the argument. The Roosevelt letters to the delegation promise efforts to secure statehood for New Mexico.
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Washington
House Committee On Territories
New Mexico
G. S. Rodey
Roosevelt
Berlin Unemployment in 7 500 Range Cited by Interior Secretary
In Berlin on January 18 Count Von Posadowsky-Wehner, Reichstag interior secretary, said best statistics show Berlin had not more than 7,500 unemployed. He attributed the figure to federal department efforts to provide work where possible.
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Berlin
Reichstag
Count von Posadowsky-Wehner
Interior
Prominent Tourist Fatally Shoots Himself in Miami Hotel
Finlay Gray, a well known winter visitor in Miami, killed himself with a revolver in an empty room yesterday. He left no note and his body was prepared for burial before being shipped to Quincy, Indiana, his former home.
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Miami
Fla
Finlay Gray
Ifs
Quincy
Ind
Daily Market Report Prevaling Prices and Grain Provisions
Indianapolis Grain and Livestock reports January 20 with steady wheat No 2 red at 690, corn mixed steady, oats No 2 at 181g, poultry steady at 60, hogs steady at 5.76, lambs steady at 5.85.
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Indianapolis
Grain and Livestock Prices Dominant in Cincinnati Markets
Cincinnati Grain and Livestock reports steady to active trading across cattle hogs sheep lambs and grains. Prices show No 2 red wheat at 85c and corn at 69c with live hogs around 4.50 to 6.45 and cattle steady near 34.75 per hundredweight.
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Laintw Stuady
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Amos Jonuson
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M. E. Dale
Gen. Gas
E&p. Co
Cavo
Lamber
J. C. Harnson'y Sons
Chas Wiliams Bee
Tees
Carl Henson
Ed Sialz
Queen City Coal Co
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A. M. Moyer
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Ki Lewis
Leonard
Chover
Piret Presbyterian Shareh
Robert Worthwine
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Blanche
Renembrance
Wanamaker
Hte Oesroeer
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Waiden Namas
Aek
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Chet Danes
Mit W
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Ned Nelson
Connersville
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Ibowes
Amle
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Chicago
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Grom
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New
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Mra. J.C
South Central Avenue
Theo
Joan McCastin
Sidney
Otto
Sinks
Adianapolig
Board Street
Maceaver
van Chacek
Bapith Street
Chis Aventius
Charles Tiurtis
Persia
Iowa
Hiss
Pharcin
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Mins
May Browo
Ashesville
North
Carina
Tao Coattingy
Ealy
Sounde
Regard
Anhport
Louisville Grain and Livestool
Cincinnati
miToil
Vasge
Sy Hoss
Raeep Beady
Toledo Gratn
Jew
New York Livestock Cathlea
East Buffalo Livestock
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