Death of Frances Willard a Great Loss to W C T U
News of Frances B. Willard president of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union dying in New York City after an influenza attack. The piece praises her leadership and notes memorial services planned in Chicago and in Covington amid tributes from WCTU members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
W. Co. T. U. Association
Frances I. Willard
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Ellupie Huetol
New York City
Frances B. Willard
Susan B. Autuvuy
Miss Willard
Isaac
Patites
W. T
Asec
Imi
Womans Christian Temperance Union
Gina Fark
U.S. Navy
Maine
Typewriter trust suit stalls as Sterling Remedy case proceeds
Wyckhoff Seamene and Benedict sue Sterling Remedy of Attica to recover a types writer price. Sterling asserts plaintiffs are part of a trea l and Indiana anti trust law bars suit while the treal remains. Outcome awaited with interest. Poultry buyer ad notes Rateliff Briuer’s poultry house offering top prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyckhoff, Seamene & Benedict
Typewriter Trust
Sterling Remedy Company
Attica
Carter's Cough Cure Advertisement Cites Early Symptoms
An historical ad warns that a slight cold brings weariness loss of appetite and heaviness. It promotes Carter's Cough Cure as a remedy to arrest symptoms and cure the disease, listing a price of 25 venta and a seller named Lee Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
Lee Allen
Obituary notices mark multiple deaths in Fountain county
Besgie Celis Marlatt dies after twenty one years of illness at her parents home in Attica. Samuel McCartney dies at the county poor farm aged 77 and James Wallace dies in Shawnee Mound after decades there. Also noted are obituaries for Mrs Susan Albert and Mrs William Yount among others with brief funeral details and memorial lines. Eden Phebus dies at four years old in Wabash township with services at Wabash Chapel. Manager Richmond announces season attractions including Geo W Monroe and Creston Clarke at local venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Besgie Celis Marlatt
Thomas and
Mary Marlatt
J. W. Coombe
Weanesday
Mount Hope
Bessie
Isin
Beewie
al- Teday
Ulat
Christian Endeavor Society
The
Christian Church
Samuel McCartney
Attica
Ohio
Poe Ouse
James “Adisce
Shawnee Mound
James Wallace
Teland
Hugh
John
Harry Wallace
George Julian
Geo. W. Diffenderfer
Susan Albert
Eden Phebus
Calvin
Wabash Township
Fountain County
A. W. Jackman
Wabash Chapel
Richmond
Geo. W. Monroe
Fast Mail
Creston Clarke
James
Herne
Shoreacres
Populists Split From Democracy at Indiana Convention
At the Indianapolis Populist convention the party repudiated fusion with Democrats, electing T N Lief as temporary chair and adopting a minority report urging straight Populist tickets under their own name. The ticket list included H Morrison, W H Parks, F M Brown, R W Todd, Tillman Ballard, Edward Packard, J H Allen, L C Adame, and John Mitchell noted as a Montgomery County farmer who died February 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treaday
Indianapolis
Clairman Rosenheimer
Morainger
Rosenheimer
T. N. Lief
Attica
Lief
Muermar
F.C. Craig
Wotsinger
Hammon
Indiana
Committee On
People's Party
Ater
Ald
Padgett
Alles Jennings
Dr. H. Morrison
Greencastle
W. H. H. Parks
Bloomington
F. M. Brown
Sullivan
Supreme Court
Robert W. Todd
Miami County
Tillman M. Ballard
Montgomery County
Edward Packard
Winamac
J. H. Allen
John Mitchell
Colfax
Mr. Mitchell
Champaign County
Ohio
Anh
Love and marriage news in Covington and district
The article details a wedding and reception in Covington with Rev Rice officiating, noting parental opposition by the bride’s father and the couple’s public congratulations. It also reports Lloyd Ray selling his farm to Elmer Lease, the farm’s size and price, and Lease’s background in Fountain county, plus a plug for Carter’s Cascara Cordial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ues
Mark
Ayrtle Phillips
Crete
Vitor
Church of Christ
Kred
Misa Rive
Johngon
Mrond Vrs
Roord
K. P
Rev. Rice
Mer
Mre
Bote
Mieself
Covington
Lloyd Ray
Emer
Eimer Lease
Arthur Lease
Elmer
Ilinois
Fountain County
Mr. Ray
McGeorge and Son Open New Implement Rooms in Fountain County
T. H. McGeorge & Son announce formal opening of new implement rooms on March 1 1898 featuring an extensive lineup of buggies surveys carriages light harness agricultural implements Deering and Studebaker wagons paints and oils. The event promises entertainment and a cordial welcome with a special invitation to ladies. Telephone 109 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. McGeorge & Son
Fount
Tain
Studebaker
Jackson
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Francis E. Willard
Martha Washington
K.P. Hall
Rathbone
Biss Tina Townsley
George Baxter
George Maxter
Pearson & Thompson
Vr Com
Lafayette
Baxter
Hawnee
Frank Helms
Hoon
Strader
Lures
Thos Purdue
Daniel Strader, Jr
Frank Velus
Ledger
Republican
Propity
Alvan
Cregeen
Winnis
Danville
Boorenee Starky
Oscar sUarks
Oscar
Crawleth
Oacross
Swank
Long Tan
Florence
Messrs Mabio & Clark
Linden
Crawfurdsville Review
Dante Barton
Kirkpatrick
Ethel Bornhany
Jon Ward
Barton
Squire Stilwell
Tidal Lodge
K. of P
Hoosier
Theen
Oscar D. Wiley
Joseph Eich
Mr. Cox
Danville Toobin
Mt. Iiss
Cass
Livengood
Jim Brissey
Fred Board
Oscar D. W
Jack Tierney
Jack ‘Tierney
Kantsev
Tack
Hen
Dessey
Ramsey
Terre Haute Express
Hennessey
Tierney
Hennesey
Kid Hennessey
General Wallace
Montgomery County Republican Central Committee
Republican County Central Committee
Ind
Lew Wallace
D. Turpie
Senate of
United States
Commonwealth
Rateliffe Briuer
Bessie Celia Marlatt
Washington and
Niathats
William Yount
San Felice
Regal
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