Visit to Gas Fields Continues At Hartland City Stations
The article describes gas fields feeding Hartland City with water reuse systems at east and west stations. It notes 2,000,000 gallons daily, nine men per station, staff housing, wages from 50 to 140 dollars monthly, multiple lines feeding 124 wells, and gas pressures from 1 to 200 pounds. An artificial two-acre lake supplies condensers and water is recirculated. Superintendent G. Max Mormatn oversees improvements for winter gas head and abundant supply for Part Wayne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford City
East Hartland City
G. Max Mormatn
Wayne
Hasselman Lectures Tour Reports Across Counties
The Hon Cal Hasselman of this district embarks on a four week lecture tour to the northern counties of Warrick, Perry, Spencer, Crawford, Clark and Scott. He will address farmers on farm matters while Mr Russelman, local dairy proprietor, serves as the organizer and lecturer in agriculture topics during the tour.
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Leann
Cal Hasselnan
Meshtte
Warrick
Percy
Spever
Crawford
Clark
Seatt
Russelman
Consecration Ceremony Given by Multiple Clergy
The article lists numerous priests by name and parish involved in a consecration ceremony, naming Rev. John R. Dimeu of Lar volte and Rev. H. M. Plaster of Hanmonl among others, with various officiants and masters of ceremonies across towns. It ends with an endorsement for Moffat's Life Pills as a cure for female distractions.
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John R. Dimeu
Larvolte
H. M. Plaster
Hanmonl
Logansport
Thurifer
John Tremn
Thomas Walsh
Colytes
F. le Bonte
Ami
Folky Nolag Kendallville
Moffats Life Pills Promised Cure All Ailments
An old advertisement touts Moffat’s Life Pills as a remedy for numerous ailments from biliousness and indigestion to malaria and rheumatic disorders. It claims a guaranteed cure or money back and lists New York as the origin, with sales through druggists and mail order soon.
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Moffat
FLIMI
Jp, Mills
Sore
Chinese court faces Western pressure over tea supply fight
London dispatch reports Li Hung Chang and officials urging a stern reply to Western demands as powers threaten action over Wu-tse-Riang tea shortages. German and French troops concentrate near Pao Ting Fu amid Boxer relief fears while Prince Chun discusses terms and military options with Li Hongzhang and Prince Ching.
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London
Prime Ching
Li Hung Chang
Oihers
Pekin
Morning Post
Wiing
Lik
Wan Aue
Winder Gegerd Retteler
Bailicud
Boxer
Prince Chem
Li Wray Cham
Prince Ching
Dancing Sermon Warns Against Gambler Cards in Church
The Rev Geil urges strict reform during a late service, denouncing card games and gambling as a danger to youth. He cites biblical accounts from Esther and Herodias, calling for Bible study and personal purity while urging families to remove gambling from church life.
Deaths reported in local notices with multiple obituaries
The Deaths column records several local passings including Cora Current two, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gorrent of 17 Pennsylvania Avenue, who died of diphtheritic croup at age two and whose funeral will be private at Lindenwood Cemetery after a home service. Frank Stier, 42, of 508 East Lewis Street, died of cancer after a year’s illness. he leaves a wife and two children and had worked at Bass Foundry. Joseph Luc, 68, of 40 Lily Street, died Tuesday morning, a France native and Monroe Township resident, leaves a widow and daughter. Josephis McBride died at Hope Hospital after sudden illness. relatives in Columbia and Chicago. Catherine Zahn, widow of Andrew Zahn, died Friday at 1 30 AM at 27 Erie Street. services to be held at Miner Street residence and Emanuel's Lutheran Church. Charles Noll’s remains from Richmond arrived. funeral planned at the Catholic Church of the Previous Blaad with subsequent services. The report notes transfers to undertakers and upcoming funeral details for each individual.
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Cora
Samuel Gorrent
Pennsylvania Avenue
Lindenwood Cemetery
Stier
Frank Stier
East
Lewis Street
Tlock
Bass Foundry
Knights of St. Charles
St. Charles Baromeus Society
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
St. May's Church
Joseph Luc
Lilie Street
Weny
Monroe Township
Henry Horstman
Lewis J. McBride
Hope Hospital
Columbia
Chicago
Shook
Prank Clun
Peltier Undertaking
Zahn
Catherine Zann
Andrew Zahn
Erie Street
Charles Noll
Richmond
City
Schane & Veith
Barthell Avenue
Blaad
Labor Riot Ends in Murder in San Antonio
A melee between union and non union workers of Southern Telegraph and Telephone in San Antonio left one policeman dead and four wounded. The strike began on November 2. The dead is William Lacey. Wounded include O. D. Blanton shot near the heart and Wright president of the workers union with a left arm injury. Two others were wounded in the head, names unavailable.
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San Antonio
Texas
Southivestern Telegraph and Telephone Company
William Lacey
O. D. Blanton
Wright
Workers’ Union
Sandy Smith
Telephone Company
Robert Klaehn Undertaker at 39 West Main Street
Robert Klaehn, a licensed embalmer and undertaker at 39 West Main Street, was listed with a telephone contact at 228 and hours described as office open day and night.
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West Main Street
Toth
John A. Meshbergier
Calhoun Street
Fort Wayne Address Ad for Catering Services
An advertisement offers wedding reception and party dining services from Co L Lacklin Terer at 201 South Calvan Street Fort Wayne Indiana. It promotes home made mince meats mayonaise salad bread oyster patties and creamer butter. Telephone contact listed as 1510 Main.
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Co. L. Lacklin,terer
Lrouhetts
South
Calvan Street
Fort Wayne
Ipd
Main
Alaska Salmon Output Reform City Mayor Brackett Claims
Former mayor Hivackett of Fapolis reemerges from Cape Nome and offers a conservative estimate of Alaska’s salmon output at about 1,800,100 cases. Brackett cites Toni Uhi’s involvement as a reference point in this early projection.
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Fapolis
Two Men Die In Fire At Luxar Refining Plant
Report of a night blast at Luxar Refining causes two deaths and five seriously injured workers at the Glasgow Works site. Emergency responders evacuated the area as investigators comb through debris for cause and scope of the explosion.
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Luxar Refining
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White National Bank
Wayne and
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Robert Klaehn
Bird Store
East Main Street
Troy Steam Laundry
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Embainer
I West Wavne
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Jefferson Street
Antlemen
Poe
Shoaff & CO
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Alaska
Tata
Alincarrat
Cai
Leno
Ceram
Pune Mychell
J. E. Thomas
Basi Berry St
Masonic Temple
Viola Allen
Charles Frohman
William Gillette
Sherlock Holmes
New York City
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Ilstines
Clement Scott
New York Herald
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Harry Berman
Sisters’ School
Runtel
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Ranke & Nussbaum
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