De Haven Estate Seeks Congress Forgiveness for Revolutionary Loan
Heirs of Jacob De Haven announce a bid to have the United States pay 3.363 million dollars for a 1777 loan to the Continental government. The case centers on 450 thousand dollars pledged by Jacob De Haven and 17 thousand by Samuel De Haven, with lawyers seeking access to Congressional Records to support the claim. Perry N. De Haven of the city is among the heirs pressing for relief.
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Washington
Fifty-fourth Congress
United States
Jacob de Haven
de Haven
Robert Morris
Congress
Capitol
France
Germany
Jacob
Samuel
Edward
Peter
America
de Havens
West Indies
Samuel de Haven
Revolutionary Army
Treasury Department
Perry N. de Haven
Ep. Post
Pantitorium Garment Repair and Dyeing Service Ad
Callup Pantitorium at telephone 465 for prompt garment repair and dyeing at reasonable prices.
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Pantitorium
Prisoners Held by Moonshiners Near Kentucky Mountains
Four men Samuel Waldo Charles McAllister Wilson Stewart and Truman Stewart left Windsor and Smithfield for a Grand Army of the Republic colony in Georgia and were seized by moonshiners who mistake them for internal revenue officers They are being treated well but face danger if their identities are confirmed Truman Stewart a Republican candidate and investor in the colony is among the captives Miss Leo Long Miss Anna M Philly and Patrick Touhey the Worlds Fair Irish Piper perform at Library Hall next Monday night.
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Portuand
Ind
Samual Waldo
Charles McAllister
Wilson Stewart
Truman Stewart
Windsor
Smithfield
Georgia
Grand Army of the Republic
Kentucky
Internal Revenue
Leo Long
Anna M. Philly
Patrick Touhey
the Shamrock’s
Library Hall
Dozen Firemen Buried in Fire Disaster
A catastrophic blaze traps a dozen firefighters inside a burning building. Many killed, with missing and injured among the rescuers and witnesses describe it as one of the era’s worst holocausts.
Another Cleveland Horror Averted by a Gossiping Motorman
A Cleveland incident recalls a fatal fire in Chicago where 12 firefighters died after a floor collapse. In both cities, rapid blaze spread and dangerous escapes caused multiple injuries and at least three fatalities in Chicago, while Cleveland narrowly avoided disaster aboard a streetcar when a gossiping motorman left the car momentarily and a trolley current was later restored, sending the vehicle forward without further loss.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Superior Street
George Schneider
Kane's Tomorrow Bargains Offer Deep Discounts
Like a swarm of bees the Kane's sale lists low prices on men and women underwear shirts drawers and hats plus gloves caps mitts and hosiery. Holiday goods arrive at cut prices and shoppers are urged to buy Christmas items now with store hours and locations on Calhoun and Harrison streets.
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Kane’s
Calhoun Street
Harry Friend
Follow the Crowd to Wolf Co Bargain Sale
Tempting crowds flock to Louis Wolf and Co on Calhoun Street for a grand sale of dry goods cloaks carpets and more with in house dyeing services and stand by prices.
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Louis Wolf.& CO
Calhoun Street
New Woman in Court Warms Charleston Audience
Mrs. Joseph Ruffner plans a mock breach of promise trial at the state capitol hall with Col. Bob Carr suing Miss Jesse Dent for 1 000 000 damages. Mrs. Ruffner plays the plaintiff and proceeds support charitable causes. Also notices sales and bargains follow.
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Charleston
W. Va
Joseph Ruffner
House of the Delegates
Capitol
Bob Carr
Jesse Dent
Ruffner
Prices at Rich's and Millinery Reductions at Bazaar
Boiling meat four cents per pound beef roast or steak six cents pork by the quarter five to six cents pork roast or chops etc Spare ribs six cents sausage eight cents pure lard by the can seven cents mince meat by the bucket seven cents butterine sixteen cents hams ten cents. Addresses include 254 Calhoun St 22 Harrison St 94 Barr St Great reduction in all kinds of millinery goods at Mergen theim's Bazaar second floor this week Hot soda water at A C Aurentz's 18 West Berry St.
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Calhoun St
Harrison St
Barr St
Mergentheim
Unkeen Ahead in Legislature Front for Democrats
Unkeen is described as having stronger backing than Fairbanks as Democrats plan an unbroken front in the Legislature. The report emphasizes solid party unity and anticipated cohesive action.
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Fairbanks
Indiana Democrats Confident in Voorhees Victory
In Indianapolis on November 22, Democrats project a united front in the Indiana legislature and expect a safe majority to reelect Senator Voorhees. The piece notes internal Republican rivalries, notably W. R. McKeen's challenge to C. W. Fairbanks, and critiques Vandalia railroad profits as tied to school fund funding while highlighting corporate influence in state politics. The article ends with a shop ad for cold weather footwear from Hoosier.
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Indianapolis
Democratic Party of
Indiana
Voorhees
Senate
Congress
McKeen
Fairbanks
Col
Dick Thompson
Judge Nelson
John C. New
New
Harrison
Vandalia Railroad
Vandalia Railroad Company
Vandalia
Democratic Party
Colorado Gold Boom Foretold By Denver Official
K G Cooper of Denver, general manager of the Denver Republican, predicts Colorado will yield 15 to 20 million dollars in gold annually for years. He cites Cripple Creek and new camps as driving a booming mining sector with high wages, revived stock exchange activity, and strong demand for mining machinery. In Alaska, a Birch Creek strike reports a prospector washing out 130 dollars in one pan and a 53 ounce nugget, triggering quick locations along the creek.
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Curcaco
K. G. Cooper
Denver
The
Richelieu
Denver Republican
Colorado
Cripple Creek
Leadville
Little Johnny
Mining Stock Exchange
Sandville
Aspen
Gunnison
San Francisco
Alaska
Topeka
Birch Creek
Dick Howe
Louis Wolf & Co Promotion and Mortgage Sale Announcement
Notice offers 20 percent off all ladies wraps over ten dollars and 20 percent off children wraps 15 percent off Mackintoshes and 10 to 25 percent in every department. Louis Wolf & Co 54 Calhoun Street rison street for your winter shoes Big Mortgage Sale starts at 20 Calhoun Street tomorrow morning.
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Boots and Shoes
No. 20
Calhoun Street
Louis Wolf & CO
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Portland
Grand Army
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van Buren Street
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Nellie Turner
Kittie Landgraf
Hoosier Shoe Store
O. B. Fitch
H.C. Meyers
Harrison, Street
Lehman’s
Foellinger Block
York State
Rich’s
A. C. Aurentz’s
West Berry St
HHO, Gok
Eah
Dole
Children’s. Suits
Mens
Sus
Childen
Hoosier
Gutermuth
Ad Fur
Fort Wayne
W. Gutermuth
Monahan
the Hatter
Abus
Harrison Street