Dr Thomas Henderson Appointed for Warm Springs Mission
Dr Thomas Henderson Jr leaves Covington for Oregon to serve as physician at the Warm Springs Indian Agency. Born in Illinois 1872, he trained at Louisville Medical College, practiced in Marshfield and Covington, and earned a civil service spot via a long examination process.
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Sam
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Covington
Anda
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Indian Affairs
Tom Henderson Jr
Coyington
J.Y
Amanda Henderson
Ilinois
Louisville Medical College
Marshheld
Warren County
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Death of James W. King Former Fountain County Treasurer
James W. King 75 died yesterday at 1226 North New Jersey street after weeks of heart neuraglia. He served as Fountain County treasurer and later as bookkeeper at the Institute for the Blind for seventeen years. His children include Myron D. King, J W King Jr, and Mrs. James W. Harper. He partnered in merchant business before a 1873 panic loss. He was born in Ripley County, long associated with Democrat politics and a schoolmate of Senator Voorhees.
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James Knapp
Capyule
Danville
Bowman Avenue
James W. King
Insi
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King
Fountain County
Institute For the Blind
Myron D. King
Matthews
J. W. King, Jr
James W. Harper
Senator Voorhees
Mr. King
Ripley County
Dedication of Newtown M E Church Opens with Impressive Services
Obituary notes Margaret Rice wife of Isaac Rice and later David Stephens details birth on March 5 1843 death February 1 aged 56 years 11 months 10 days with children Wm Jones Della Rhodes Adda Taylor and Raymond Jones. Also Thomas Barnett dies at about 84 in Newtown and a full report on the Newtown M E Church dedication including cost rituals trustees and sermons.
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Isaac
Rebecca Rice
Isarah Jones
Wm. Jones
Della Rhodes
Adda Taylor
Raymond Jones
Jones
David Stephens
Thomas Barnett
Newtown
Treasury presses out a million a day in new bank currency
The Treasury reports currency shipments exceeding one million dollars daily under the new act. First shipment posted over 1.7 million. comptroller estimates average about one million daily. Banks hold currency representing 80 percent of deposited bonds worth 240000. Rule limits monthly substitutions at 3,000,000 with applications pending around 800,000. Printing and counting workloads rise. small bills slow the process.
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Washington, M
United States Treasury Department
Fowler
Gifts for Five Million Ladies Offer Free Sterling Gifts
An appeal pledges free sterling silver plated sugar shells from Quaker Valley Silverware to every married woman who writes for a sample and illustrations. The offer, advertised as spectacle in reach, asks for each woman to send her own name and full address, with one gift per family.
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Horror Republican
United States
Quaker Valley
Quaker Valley Mra. Co. Morgan
Harrison Sta
Chicago
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