Local notices and personnel moves in small city
Misses Katherine McDougall and Malboe depart for Chicago to visit Irving and Terry. QC. L. Stanton of Cleveland is appointed superintendent of Consolidated Railway. Edythe McLachlan of Duluth will visit Jessie McLachlan of West Berry street. Y M C A junior department hosts an evening social in the hall. Mr. C B Everett rushed from the Auburn convention to Morganfield where his brother Rev. Geo M Everett lies near death. William Slaymaker joins Dunn and Taft dress goods department. William Zuber of Piqua road pleads guilty to intoxication and is fined ten fifty. Fred Cohn, seminary student, to become rabbi of Achduth Vesholm Temple after ordination. Dan Meyers & Son lease 103 East Wayne street for wholesale and retail ice cream and dairy products with party service. Henry W Ropa’s parents surprised by his Jersey City return after two years. Ropa in men’s furnishings business. Christian Daseler of 59 Sweeney avenue hosts a gathering for Ropa with D and M orchestra providing music. Will C Cleary offers spring suitings and repair work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine McDougall
Malboe
Chicago
Irving
Terry
L. Stanton
Cleveland
Consolidated Railway Company
Edythe McLachlan
Duluth
Auburn
Morganfield
Geo. M. Everett
William Slaymaker
Perry
Washington
Dunn & Taft
William Zuber
Piqua Road
Fred Cohn
Hebrew Union Theological Seminary
Achduth Vesholm Temple
Dan Meyers & Son
Columbia City
East
Wayne Street
Henry W. Ropa
Jersey City
N. J
Ropa
Christian Daseler
Sweeney Avenue
D. and M. Orchestra
Daseler
Death and accident report from Wells Street bridge and other incidents
A carpenter on Wells Street bridge suffered a severe injury when a hatchet struck his left hand causing heavy bleeding until Dr. Kappel treated him. A girl named Jessie Teeples attempted suicide by morphine at 226 Calhoun Street but was saved by her mother and Dr. Kappel. The article notes relation tensions with Harry Gilbert. A man named Joseph Falls was fined for cutting trees on leased property in Williamsport. Carload of Michigan White Hebron potatoes and various groceries advertised nearby. An ad promotes summer suits from A. F. Schoch at 414 West Main and mentions cigars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sweger
Cochrane Street
Wells Street
Joseph Falls
Williamsport
Ind
Squire France
Falls
Law vouches for victory at district convention
Enthusiasm runs high as Superintendent Law is announced the delegate to the national convention. A special train carried over 850 men to Auburn and many Pennsylvania company men joined the excursion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Law
R. T. ‘McDonald
Princeton Track Team Goes to Athens Olympian Games
Princeton N J March 20 The Princeton track team prepared for the Olympian event in Athens after final practice. They will sail from New York aboard the Fulda of North German Lloyd on Saturday at 10 AM. Colfelt cannot go and Captain Garrett substitutes H B Jamison 97, a change described as greatly weakening the squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
N. J
Athens
New York
Fulda
North German
Lloyd Company
Colfelt
Garrett
Jamison
Ili
Moes shoots ex wife and her sister in New Rie gel
John Moes a brick manufacturer in Tirrin O Ten miles from the city fatally wounds his divorced wife and her sister Katie Smith after a divorce case citing neglect and drunkenness. He barricades himself in a house and vows not to be captured. Police move to arrest him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tirrin
John Moes
New Riegel
Katie Smith
Moes
Primary delegates to national convention favored by McKinley
The Democrats administration wing rejects the silver Democrats call for primaries to choose delegates. In Oklahoma Perry March 20, Republican primaries indicate the territorial convention will send St. Louis instructed delegates for McKinley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Democrats
Silver Democrats
McKinley
Oklahoma
Perry
St. Louis
Another Bedroom Suit Sale Opens With Deep Discounts
An advertisement touts a sale on solid oak bedroom suites with prices slashed below cost. Packages range from $13.90 for a $25 set to $35 for a $70 set, with various sizes like $18, $21, $25, and $27.50, highlighting a “Golden Opportunity” for buyers to save on furniture.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chas. F. Pfeiffer
Will C.cleary
Harrison Street
Carpenter
Michigan
Hebron
Freit House
A. F. Schoch
West Main
Doeace
United States
J. G. Thieme
HOYS
Honga Sioie
Necker
Pittsburg
Nick Batchelder
Samuel W. Wass
Summit City Lodge
A. O. A. W. Lee Larimore
A. M. Smith
Lima
W. Morris
George Moore
Charles Rodenbeck
J. A. Payne
Bellevue
Henry Danmeyer
Chas Stewart
Chas Rice
Henry Robison
Joseph Junk
Lou Miller
P. Merkle & Son
Pennsylvania Lines
Dayton
Dennison
Chillicothe
Columbus
Richmond
Indianapolis
Terre Haute Union Station
Greencastle
William Turner
South
Hanna Street
Masonic Lodge
Grand Army of the Republic
Turner
Country
Louisville and Nashville
Monterey and
Mexican Gulf
Dallas F. Green
Cades
Efrai Bank & Co
ORPET
Lonsdale
Wefrank Co
Prsraddine Rpe
Sonable
I. H. Case
Calhoun ST
RABUS
Calhoun Street
O. B. Fitch
THE
Fort Bliss
the Temple
PAP Furniture Company
Geo H. Seabold
Pearl Street
Jessons
Guts
ADV
EL G _& ENGRAVING
Business College
Evening Post
Brenzinger Bread
West Washington Street
Masonic Temple
A. J. Keller
Washington Boulevard
Lars
Lakeside
Lakeside Co
G. Klug’s
Hanna
Fortuyne
W.g.burket
D.D.S
Arcade
Fisher Brothers
Samuel
Fisher
Max. Bi Kuster
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