Equus Wolf Co Dry Goods Store Report
Dispatches from Carno April 21 describe Allied operations near Khartoum with Khalifi forces in fierce fighting. Reports mention troops fronting, supplying, and fortifying lines as work continues to support advance. Sickness affects workers at a northern kiln as frontline actions unfold with machine like coordination.
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Khalifi
Beet
Ehalifi
Alaaheh
Oimdurman
Khartoum
H.B. Nees
Carno
Hospital and social notes in a midwest town
Mrs Anna Habecker is on the sick list. A birth is announced for Mr and Mrs Trier a daughter. Mrs Hoeppner is dangerously ill at 160 Gay Street. St Peters church children to take first communion next Sunday at 9:30. Several weddings announced at St Marys. Catholic Benevolent societies of Indians to meet at Logansport on April 26. St Peters dramatic society to entertain at the 1000 Ball on May 20. Milliners from nearby towns attend a wholesale opening in the city. John Brown of Gay Street injured at Restetter factory. Mrs George Michaels attends funeral of Miss Tovige Dudenhofer in Elgin, Illinois. Mr McDonald sells the Crescent paper mill at Hartford City for 919000 or more. Charles Piper, slate roofer, ill from a hand cut. Funeral and wedding arrangements follow for Mr John Buehler and Elisabeth Bohr at the bride’s sister’s home on Oak Street. Hiram Ward taken ill with abdominal cramps, treated at home. Meredith era of Wabash County and local Odd Fellows event noted. Hap Bobilya and wife welcomed a son. political race implications discussed. Practical farming gains noted from Rains County. Fort Wayne Epworth League elects officers. Aldrich bill on obscene literature moves toward law. New Sovra Watts supports free trade. Keightley notes transition to reduced duties in Canada.
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John
Trier
Hoeppner
Gay Street
St. Peter's Church
St Mary's Catholic Church
Catholic Benevolent, Societies of Indians
General Assembly
Logansport
St. Peter's Dramatic Society
John Brown
Restetter
George Michaels
Elgin
Ili
Tovige Dudenhoofer
T. McDonald
Hartford City
Hartford City Paper Company
Charles Piper
Slate Roofer
Knppel
Piper
Sauer
Hiram Ward
Rastetter
Clay
Holmen
Kappel
Caterdy
Wabash
Meredith
Wabash Timex
Wabash County
Rane Yeate
T Sera Hement
Calhoun
Hap
L. J. Bobilya
Lakeside
Bobily
Renator
Willism Ogle
Raat ‘Ounty
Wells County
Wells
Fort Wayne
Epworth League
Wnion
O Mohler
Frank Dildine
Ollie Archer
Frank Shreeve
Barry Errest
Mies Ells
R. ‘Willard
Trinity
F. H. Sterkel
Wayne’ Street
Lottie Smith
Simpson and
St. Paul
Tar Aldrich
New Sovra Watts
United States
Keightley
New Onette
Atate
GH. Reid
Weather and market notes from Wheat States to Chicago
Growing weather reports from the wheat states show wheat and corn opening weak to lower with May and June contracts sliding. Chicago cash and futures follow this trend as hogs cattle and sheep market activity remains steady to mixed, with diverse price ranges. Northwest line introduces free uniformed attendants at Chicago station to aid travelers.
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Dell
Toes Stern
Atockera and Feedare
Trakket
Cmcano
Cort
Oates
Pork
Atale
Egge
Camara
Elgins
Port Wayne
Wayne
Timothy
Bulawayo in gloom as Napier’s relief march engages Matabele
Despatches report Captain Napier with about 200 men near Bulawayo on reconnoitering expedition. Matabele force drives back the relief party and casts gloom over Bulawayo amid fears of renewed attacks and delays to Mafeking relief.
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Napier
Bulawayo
Mafeking
Matabele
Nopice
Balawayo
Feliaf
Mater
Cridera
Mateeles
Matabeleaedd
Britiah
Agai
Fraudulently Operated Lotteries Put Under Postoffice Ban
Several persons claimed to operate fraudulent enterprises in New York City have been banned by the Post Office Department. Postmaster General Wilson announced the action against publishers and newspapers including Home Weekly Publishing Company and Franklin Turner Publishing. In Indiana, Fletcher Highley, a farmer near Liberty, reported missing money and valuables after a peddler sale, while Fort Wayne Presbytery met in Zuxwart with 1000 members from twenty nine churches attending.
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I! Warnixotor
Postoffice Department Toilsy
Wilson
Alisgiea
New York City
Home Weekly Publishing Company
the Fireside
Home
The
Home Weekly
Franklin ‘Turner, Publishing Company
Franklin Tumer
American Fireside
Fireside Weekly
Fletcher Highlex
Indianarons
Fletcher Highley
Liberty
Highley
Longtime Goshen Pastor Leads Presbyterial Service
The Rev J A Ramery of Pierceton the retiring moderator preached opening. Naya of Goshen, who has been a presbytery member and church pastor in Goshen for forty three years, is the oldest. Dr Moffatt of Fort Wayne, pastor twenty two years, follows, then Rev H B Townsend of this city with nearly eight years in Elkhart.
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J. A. Ramery
Pierceton
Magderavor
Goshen
atlGoshen
Dr. Moffatt
Fort Wayne
H. B. Townsend
Fellows
Elkhart
Jackson in Court Opens Murder Trial Before Judge Helm
The trial of Scott Jackson for Pear Bryan’s murder began in Jackson with Judge Helm presiding. Jurors were selected, witnesses prepared, and both sides ready for testimony as the court adjourned for a midday break.
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Iires
Washington
Lockhand
Nelson
Commonwealth
Liquor Dealers Urged to Stand Against Nicholson Law
An editorial in Sample Koo, the saloonkeepers’ organ published in Indianapolis, calls Tadison area liquor dealers to stay alert and oppose hostile temperance measures. It urges backing candidates pledged to oppose liquor legislation and to defeat those who fail to support the Nicholson law. The piece warns of intensified political action to protect their trade.
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Higmor
Tadison
Thalt Inter
Ser
Petriodl
Nicholson
Indianapolis
J. F. Callen
Fie
Horrible Tortures and Armenian Massacres Reported
Information from Mara prison and Zaitoun indicates Armenians are subjected to brutal torments as Turkish forces renew arrests. Reports describe Redifs and Bashi Bazouks quartered in the region, with fears of a renewed massacre spreading across the land.
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Erserations
Uate
Goxstas
Mara
Redifs
Zaitoun
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