Mrs Ulysses S. Grant Dies in Washington at 89
Mrs. Ulysses S. Grant widow of the former president died at 11 17 p m in Washington from heart failure. Her daughter Nellie Grant Sartoris was with her. three sons Frederick Dent Grant Ulysses S Grant Jr and Jesse Grant were summoned from San Diego. Born January 26 1826 on the White Haven farm near St Louis she married Ulysses S Grant in 1848 and endured years of hardship before the Civil War.
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Ulysses S. Grant
United States
NeNie Grant Sartoris
Fred D. Grant
Department of Texas
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Jesse Grant
San Diego
Cal
Mrs. Grant
White Haven
St. Louis
Frederick Dent
George Dent
Fort Montgomery
Anthony Wayne
John Wrenshall
England
Philadelphia
Julia Dent
Miss Moreau
F. T. Dent
West Point
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Texas
California
Panama
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Galena
Captain Grant
Covington
City Point
General Grant
Long Branch
Nellie Grant
Algernon Sartoris
White House
Penelope
Ulysses
Injured boy rushed to St Josephs Hospital after crash
The first responders brought Ryan to St Josephs Hospital after a wreck. Drs Sledd Sie men and Macbeth treated him for a compound fracture of the left thigh, knee and wrists, a deep chin wound and lost teeth. He asked that his mother be notified and was reported to be making progress.
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St. Joseph’s Hospital
Sledd
C. B. Siemen
A. H. Macbeth
Young Fegan
Ryan
Illegal Deputy Rumor at Township Assessor Office
Town ship Assessor Henry Becker admitted a new deputy arrived yesterday weighing about eight pounds and could not read or write. County Assessor Eggemann cited as authority. A committee was sent to Becker for explanation and he said he would not fire the deputy even if it cost him his job. The rest of the Becker family is well.
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Robert Ryan
Philip Ryan
Montgomery Street
White Fruit House
Ryan
S. D. Sledd
Court House
Henry Becker
Eggemann
Becker
Mr. Becker
Turkey Free at Patterson's for Overcoats
Patterson's offers a dressed turkey with every suit of overcoat priced at twelve dollars or more. Purchasers may pick up the turkey the day before Christmas.
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Patterson’s
Patterson
Diphtheria Case Reported on East Washington Street
Dr DeVaux announced a diphtheria case at 905 East Washington Street in the Osterman family. A health card and crepe were posted signaling the death. neighborhood children had contact with the deceased, causing widespread parental consternation.
Patterson's Clothing Ad Promotes Thoughtful Purchases
A persuasive pitch urges customers to consider Patterson's for overcoats and suits, stressing smart shopping and quality attire. The copy frames Patterson's as the top choice for discerning buyers seeking well made, fashionable garments.
Hill Warns of Impending Crisis Amid Venezuelan Turmoil
Chicago Dec 13 James J Hill railroad magnate told the Chicago Club that U S prosperity is at a summit and any change could harm the people He cited an undercurrent of unrest in New York and fears of trouble in Venezuela He noted capital is cautious with factories idling and new construction slowing as the financial world braces for possible shock.
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Chicago
United States
James J. Hill
Chicago Club
New York
Venezuela
South America
Mr. Hill
Underwood
Erie Railway
Erie Road
Hill
Brown Trucking Company Considers Auto Trucks
Fort Wayne authorities report the Brown Trucking Company may adopt automobile trucks soon. Manager William Bergman recently returned from Indianapolis impressed by auto trucks for heavy hauling. Although upfront costs are high, operators can move large loads with lower ongoing expenses than horse and wagon teams. The firm weighs ordering three of the powerful vehicles.
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Fort Wayne
Brown Trucking Company
William Bergman
Brown Company
Indianapolis
Patterson's Overcoats Prove Extraordinary Value
A reader is urged to try Patterson's Overcoats to feel their exceptional value. The ad-like prompt emphasizes quality and savings, inviting customers to experience warmth and durability in one trusted brand.
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Patterson
Marriage Licenses Listed for Baldwin Small Tonkel Crawford
John L Baldwin and Ada Small and Charles B Tonkel and Bertha A Crawford and Louis J Harp and Adline V Reed and August Dreyer and Katherine Hunsche and Alfred Bainbridge and Lydia B Kutsely and Benjamin H Wickliff and Elma L Koehler and George A Seabold and May Yeager and William F Sheppler and Merryle Aiken and William Berning and Maud Reynolds.
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John L. Baldwin
Ada Small
Charles B. Tonkel
Bertha A
Crawford
Louis J. Harp
Adline V. Reed
August Dreyer
Katherine Hunsche
William F. Sheppler
Merryle Aiken
William Berning
Maud Reynolds
Look in Patterson's Window for Nobby Umbrellas
A brisk reminder to check Patterson's shop window for the stylish Umbrellas ideal as a Christmas gift. The note highlights a seasonal option and shopping tip.
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Patterson
Farmer loses ear in horse attack in Jay County
Burley Blair, a farmer from the northern Jay County area, was feeding a horse on Monday when the animal grabbed his right ear and tore it off.
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Burley Blair
Jay County
Blair
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