Meet Again in Reunion of 129th Indiana Volunteers
The 32nd annual reunion of the 129th Regiment Indiana Volunteers was held October 4 1900 in Churubusco Indiana with veterans and wives arriving by morning trains. Attendees registered and socialized before a bountiful repast, then met at the U B church for business led by Adjutant E J Melendy. The secretary reported several deaths since the last meeting. treasurer showed a sound financial condition. Everyone listed on the roll included many named company members and officers with the afternoon program concluding the gathering.
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Churubusco
Indiana
129Th
Indi
Waterloo
G. A. Rt. Hall
W. Eh. C
U. B. Church
E.J. Melendy
Josiah C. Vealey
William J
Emory i. Melendy
Reunion of regiment notes dues rise and plans
Fort Wayne hosts the 2nd annual reunion with a 75 cent dues increase and general-fund cover for future entertainments. Officers elected include Dennis Monahan as president and N M Adams as vice president. A committee will pursue reduced rail rates for the next reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Myers
E.G. Melendy
Richard Karns
William Musselman
Republic
Ohio
Henry C
Pascadero
California
Ben H. Brown
Brownsville
J. H. Beecher
Anderson
George Shoop
Sheridan
Mich
Lewis Reeves
Swazee
Ind
Rt. D. Taylor
Waldron
Fort Wayne
Dennis Monahan
N. M. Adams
Oscar Gandy
America
Rev. Thomas
Banner of Glory
Prof
Belts
Sam Hench
Lois Giray
School Hats For 25c And 50g At Miss Carpenter's
School hats priced at 25 cents and 50 cents are offered by Miss S A Carpenter, presenting affordable headwear options.
Quincy Cement Works Closes for Winter
Officials posted notices at the Quincy cement plant in Michigan announcing a general shutdown at week’s end. No reasons or return date given, leaving workers and families facing an unplanned winter with limited resources.
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Quincy
Mich
Lock Here A Full Line of Sewing Silk Thread
A sewing shop display offers a full line of silk thread in all colors at Mise 8 by A. Carpenters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Carpenter
Eagle to Build New Plant at Wayne and Albion
The Eagle publisher announces plans to buy the southwest Wayne Albion lot and construct a building next year to fit its printing and newspaper needs. The school board bans football on school grounds except during school hours, with marshals patrolling and players to be cited for violations.
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WAGL
Wayne and
Albion Streets
Public Square
Eagir
Eagls
Eagle
Ford
Pleasant Event Celebrates White Couple Milestone
The Grand Army post and Wo urau’s Relief Corps with about thirty members from Angola held a Saturday event for Charles White’s 80th birthday and his 55th wedding anniversary. A literary program preceded refreshments and a gift flag to the couple.
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Grand Envy Post
Wourau’s Relief Corps
Angola
Charles White
Angola Relief Corps
Surprise Birthday Party for J. KK. Fox
Sixteen friends and relatives surprised J. KK. Fox on Tuesday October 2 to celebrate his seventy fourth birthday. They brought gift baskets and a new suit of clothes, shared a hearty supper, and enjoyed an instrumental selection by Mrs. Martha Michael before departing with well wishes.
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J. KK. Fox
Martha Michael
Atvoue Wishes Well for Burdick Medical Mission
A brief note from Atvoue expresses best wishes to PL Burdick AGI and Fre yuma for a bath cabinet project aiding treatment of all diseases.
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Atvoue
Burdick
Agi
Freyuma
Town Fathers Plan New Cement Platform Over Well
Town leaders vow to construct a fresh cement platform above the town well as the old one crumbles and becomes an eyesore. The project aims to replace the deteriorated surface with a sturdier, safer covering for residents.
National Magazine October issue preview and contents
The October National Magazine promises the only Galveston catastrophe account by a survivor, with vivid illustrations. It includes Joe Mitchell Chapple’s Washington gossip, Frank Putnam’s God’s Cargo in the Fleets of Trade, Northern New Hampshire music notes, Western railway outline, and a new Commrnonsense Communication department alongside established sections.
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Beats
National Magazine
Galveston
Joe Mitchell Chapple
Washington
Frank Putnam
New
Willtam Roger Chapman
Maine
Conmronsense Communication
Majavine
Het
Borrowing Trouble and Crossing a Bridge in Faithful Metaphor
Rev. Wil Frost will headline Congregational services with the sermon Borrowing Trouble and Crossing a Bridge Before You Come to It. The reading will touch on storms, nature, theft, work, and virtue, weaving biblical symbols with worldly concerns and the Cunard steamship line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wil Frost
Thomas Chalmers
Judas
Cunard
Fifteen Per Cent Added in Plea Over Beer Bottle Death
J W Goodwin reports a horse killed after rolling onto a broken beer bottle, bleeding to death. He urges care with discarded bottles and blames the Angola Alley Beer Garden area for contributing to crime, proposing a further fifteen percent charge.
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J. W. Goodwin
Joe
Pleasant Lake Car
Angolic Magnet
Mr. Goodwin
Magnet
Angola “Alley
Apple Pree Park
Ife
Typhoid Warning Sounds Across States
Dr Hurts of the state health board warns five hundred people now healthy in Michigan and Indiana face typhoid death by Christmas. He pledges to name each victim with ages residences and causes. He cites regional death disparities and urges cleanup.
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Indiana
Chicago Excursion to Lake Shore By Popular Low Rate
Popular low rate excursion to Lake Shore by train departs Fremont at Webfasm on the 20th. Round trip tickets are $2.00. Special train leaves at LOS a.m. for Waterloo on the 22nd for return.
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Lake Shore
Oqet
Fremont
Webfasm
Witterloo
Los A. Ma
Rood shoald Mane O's ironfesse for Theat Miss.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Cooper torts and a reference to a theater mishap or misfortune. Readable items include names and a possible legal or civil action. Details remain unclear, but the fragment hints at a dispute or case involving individuals and theater context.
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Mane O
Cooper
The Angola Fair Celebrates Record Attendance and Profits
The Angola Fair enjoyed perfect weather and record attendance with about nine thousand tickets sold. Races, exhibits, and carnival amusements drew crowds, and organizers praised the effort and success, noting the event exceeded expectations and pleased most patrons.
Licensed to Wed: County Clerk issues marriage licenses
County Clerk Schneider has issued marriage licenses to pairs including Nesnton Hyatt and Chebak, Holtz Seward O. Russell and Lavisit Jobsonshas George, Beckwith and Ona N. Petty, Frank Hareesom and Victoria Deeds.
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Schneider
Nsenton Hyatt and
Chea Bk
Holtz
Seward O. Russell
Lavisit Jobsonshas George
Beckwith
Ona N. Petty
Frank Hareesom
Victoria
Millinery Sale Ad Promises Wide Winter Assortment
An advertisement for Miss S. A. Carers promotes a millinery sale with a large winter and holiday assortment claimed to be the nicest in the city. The notice urges customers to come and shop locally.
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S.A. Carers
Letter From Norway Describes Transatlantic Voyage to Christiana
A reader recounts departing New York on the Oceanic September 5 and arriving in Liverpool September 12, then continuing to Christiana. He notes rough seas briefly, Ireland and Cork, Liverpool streets, and the Norwegian capital’s crooked streets, stoves and hooped horses. He observes local transit, shipboard scenes, and the cool climate. Weather runs hot in Christiana as well.
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Speriil
Christiana
Norway
New York
Liverpool
Hii
England
Abouta
Penn
Fremont
Ireland
Queenstown Harbor
Cork
Erin-go-Bragh
Trekaid
Iuns
Suni
Holyhead
Pen
Steamship Company
Hall
Derbyshire
Atastifion
Aia
Wis
Aerosay
Acon
Deta
Christinaa Ba Loa
Lott
Osteo
Eac
Cle
Watts
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129Th Regiment
John Coles
Alonzo Lower Leander Crain
John Renner
Wm. L. Stewart
David Morgar
dJdoshui Metz Jwander Carlin
John Walker
AL H. Richey
Company i
Lt Naham Tilberry
A. Carter “Cyrus Fike Dennis Monahin
John W. Deitrick
Jasper Tilberry
Elias Hartzell
Joshua Hartzell
D. I. Deitrick
Wm. B. McMackin
Louis Schlaudrut
Company C
Chas. Crandal
John Harp Amos Lower
Plympton Hoagland
Philip Phink
David Smeltzer
J. W. Kronk
Wm. Tulley
W.S8
Smith
Paul A. Joray
John PF. Hosler Wilson Headley
John Lily
John H. Crouse
Horace Shoemaker
A. H. Wherley, A. Bishop
N. M. Adams John Nelson Drayton Loomis
Sam Depew
Walter M. Abel
Wm. Fenton J. K. Drain H. W. Silvers
John Stumbaugh Charles Wells James Humphrey
M. V. Sherwood
S.C
Funk
Charles B, Deardorff
Col
AL Zollingele
Honotary
B. F. Seymour
Quincy Cement Works
The
Chicago
Angola Fair
Charley Walter
Daugherty
Misa S, A
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