Community Notes Include Births Birthdays Illnesses
Matt Glenn of Chicago resides in the city again. Scarlet fever is reported at 306 South Harrison Street. Mr. Roman Zollars returns from five weeks in California. Amil Rockstrow’s son born at 192 West DeWald Street. Mrs. Allen Maddux convalesces on Sherman Street after illness. Mrs. A D Guild welcomes sister Mrs. W H Hatfield of Indiana as guest. Willie Riethmiller’s birthday surprise gathers friends for a late supper and gifts. Evelyn Irene Gutermuth’s sixth birthday party at 51 Maple Avenue features games a piñata and a candy bag draw and cake with six candles. Attendees include many local children and families.
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Matt Glenn
Chicago
South Harrison Street
Roman Zollars
California
Amil Rockstrow
West DeWald Street
Allen Maddux
Sherman Street
A. D. Guild
W. H. Hatfield
Lagrange
Willie Riethmiller
Minnie Remus
Bertha Gill
Rosie Grieble
Minnie Weil
Minnie Noble
Edna Riethmiller
Barbara Shoester
Clara Franke
Evelyn Irene Gutermuth
Maple Avenue
Jacob Horner
Piera
Donna
Gwendolyn Saylor
Mane Spiegel
Nellie Henry
Blanche Poyser
Mildred
Ruth Flick
Mary
Phyllis Randall
Belle Wilson
Ida Erickson
Benita Fox
Gail Somers
Darcey Quince
Mandie Poyser
Grace
Gertrude
Margarette
Evelyn Gutermuth
Emmett Martin Plumber and Gas Fitter
Emmett Martin operates as a plumber and steam and gas fitter at corner Hanna and Buchanan with telephone line listing 379.
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Hanna & Buchanan
Wabash Excursion Tickets To Hot Springs Arkansas
The Wabash line offers 90 day round trip excursion tickets to Hot Springs Arkansas with through sleeping car service and only one car change at St. Louis Union Station. Hot Springs is a U S government endorsed health resort with many hotels and noted for curing rheumatism and various ailments. Pamphlets and details available from Wabash agents or C S Cranz, General Passenger and Ticket Agent, St Louis Mo.
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Wabash
Hot Springs
Arkansas
St. Louis Union Station
United States
Italy
Wabash Railroad
Senator Morrill Declares Republicans in Minority in Senate
In Washington the Vermont senator Morrill sparks debate by asserting the Republican party is in the minority after a roll call on taking up the tariff bill. Teller and others challenge his charge as Democrats jeer, noting party divisions and press reads.
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Julius Cwear
Teller
Vermont Statesman
Washington
Senate
Cuba
Vermont
Morrill
Republican Party
United States Senate
Chamber
Finance Committee
Congress
Treasury
House of Representatives
American Senate
Colorado
Republican
Committee On Finance
Sherman Voices Nonpartisan View on Revenue Bill
Sherman stated as a member of the finance committee that the bill should be considered without party allegiance. The bill aims to provide 40 million dollars in revenue for the government’s support, and Sherman argued it does not belong to any party.
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Sherman
Committee On Finance
Vermont
Senate
Aldrich Opposes Free Silver in Republican Debate
In a sharp exchange with Allen, Aldrich rejects free coinage and says Republicans will interpret their platform. Allen questions if any circumstances would trigger free coinage, Aldrich cites international agreement. Debate touches tariffs and a dead tariff bill amid calls to accept the verdict.
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Allen
Aldrich
Palmer
Platt
Secessions Rumor Hits Salvation Army Head Ballington Booth
New York reports reveal internal rifts within the Salvation Army as Ballington Booth and his wife prepare to resign. Colonel Nicol confirms tensions since January amid personal differences with the general and doubts about the international administration. Staff Captain Caygill says Booth may lead an independent movement depending on the group's actions, with possible court martial by rivals fanning revolt.
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New York
Nicol
Salvation Army
Ballington Booth
Ballington
Caygill
Booth
Double Domestic Tragedy in Sheffield Ills
In Princeton Illinois James Reed shot his wife and then killed himself after a string of quarrels and a pending divorce. Mrs Reed cannot recover. The事件 follows a portable warrant and Reed leaving home days earlier. The shooting happened as he entered the Sheffield house.
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Princeton, Ills
James Reed
Sheffield
Reed
Bank Robbery Fails as Ark Citizens Rapidly Pursue
A bandits’ attempt to rob the Merchants and Planters Bank in Warren Arkansas failed after cashier Adair and T M Goodwin resisted. Goodwin wounded mortally. Adair wounded in the shoulder but returned fire. Bandits fled, telegraph wires tampered, citizens in pursuit. description of suspects sent nationwide.
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Arkansas
the Gazette
Warren
Ark
Adair
T. M. Goodwin
D. W. Sutton
Goodwin
Bank Robbery in Wichita Ends in Shootout and Capture
Two robbers seized City National Bank in Wichita at 2 45 p m demanding cash from Cashier Dorsey. Dorsey resisted and was killed while Bookkeeper Langford was wounded and robbed of silver. Citizens armed themselves triggering a pursuit with the robbers eventually cornered in a pasture thicket nine miles from town. Foster Crawford is named as a principal suspect. Robbers later surrendered after a tense standoff with rangers and local guards. A reward of 1090 is posted for their capture dead or alive. Separately in New York a pawnbroker named Dennis Ferguson was robbed of 10 000 in diamonds and jewelry by four men.
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Wichita Fats
City National Bank
Sity
Dorsey
Frank Dorsey
P. P. Langford
Langford
Captain McDonald
Foster Crawford
New York
Dennis Ferguson
Long Island City
Reverend Wood Defends Son in Pearl Bryan Case
Indianapolis dispatch reports Rev. D. M. Wood, father of Will Wood, detailing his son’s alleged role as intermediary in the Pearl Bryan affair. Wood claims Greencastle youths deny improper ties with Pearl and says Jackson exposed Will to supposed methods to handle trouble. Wood believes Will won’t face Indiana indictment. bail granted.
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Indianapolis
Cincinnati
D. M. Wood
Will
Pearl Bryan
Pepari
Scott Jackson
Jackson
Pearl
Greencastle
Gillespie
Wood
Indiana
Young Wood
McKinley boom formally launched in Indiana meeting
In Indianapolis on February 24 a McKinley boom was formally launched at a Republican gathering attended by about 200 prominent state politicians. The meeting aimed to spark a statewide movement and extend into every district with strong speeches and resolutions adopted.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Faith and Prayer Heal OxTO Woman
A Kansas story reports Mrs Delos Jackson wife of a master painter at the Washington shops of the B and O W road endured consumption but after returning home from Christ hospital Cincinnati upon a strong spiritual conviction she recovered rapidly with pain and cough vanishing and strength restored. The item also notes diverse local notices from Kokomo Tipton Brazil Terre Haute Shelbyville and Brownstown on various topics and events.
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Delos Jackson
Washington
Christ Hospital
Cincinnati
Markets Report From Naw Yor and Caronno
The Naw Yor market shows easy money on call at 3 4 percent and steady sterling with bankers bills around 437 48754. Caronno quotes Board of Trade futures for Wheat Corn Oats and Pork with February March and May contracts and prices for Butter Eggs Poultry Potatoes and Apples. Live Stock at Union Stock Yards lists hogs cattle and varying receipts and bid ranges.
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Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Caronno
Board of Trade
Union
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