22 Sep 1904
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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1904
Page
3
Jas Taylor of Kendallville Indiana suffered kidney and bladder troubles for twenty years. He tried many remedies without benefit until Pineules cured him prompting others to obtain a bottle at once. Sold by W N McKeehen.
Lake Shore Railway runs special trains to Hillsdale October 5 6 and 7 with return trips. Tickets offered at low rates. Depart Fremont at 4acm. Returning trains leave Hillsdale Wilsdale Giffon. Hand bills sold.
Deputy surveyors and assistants uncovered a human skeleton near Ephraim Williams's farm in Otsego Township while surveying a ditch. A gunshot fatality is indicated by a skull wound. a revolver, pocketbook, key, and brass plate remain. Jasper Matthews is identified by a key linked to his toy chest and to a repaired safe lock. Matthews disappeared five years ago near Hamilton. Coroner to issue verdict after ongoing inquest amid sensational, unconfirmed theories.
The best route to St Louis via Chicago connects with the Chicago and Alton for St Louis. Sleeping cars run on all night trains. reclining chairs are free and offer comfortable rest. passengers may stop in Chicago as long as the ticket allows. The Only Way.
The Indianapolis News defends Attorney General Knox as a reformer who aggressively pursued anti trust cases while denouncing claims of capitalist manipulation behind his Senate appointment. The piece blasts perceived bias and accuses the paper of false independence.
The Eagle noted Lake Shore Railway advertising for lake resorts and promised Lake George will be included in the next issue. Airy A. Smith, General Passenger and Ticket Agent, states the resort will receive proper representation and efforts will be made to boost regional tourism and hotel accommodations. He adds resorts must actively support publicity to thrive in this campaign.
The Kemont Rebekah Lodge marked the fifty third anniversary Monday at the Odd Fellows hall. Nellie Caswell B J Holcomb and Fern Sailor sang for guests while Mrs. W D Wells and Mrs Jessie Loose spoke. Mrs Chas White recalled years as a Daughters of Rebekah member. About sixty people attended and a fruit coffee doughnut lunch followed.
Allen Paul was an involuntary guest at the municipal lodging house Monday night. The stay cost him 10 dollars and 10 cents for lodging and breakfast. The charge against him was the familiar one that has caught many boys.
A party of about thirty classmates and playmates surprised Marie Willian at home on her ninth birthday. She had been away briefly and was summoned back to enjoy supper at five o clock. The gathering presented her with small tokens of affection and bade her good night after a fine time.
Clean stock of groceries and dishes described as good business. For particulars inquire of Fremos Bagie.
A compilation of property deeds shows transfers from John Walker to Ray Terry in Otsego and multiple parcels including Ashley lots in Ashley and Millgrove, with prices ranging from 40 to 2250 dollars. Names include Oliver H. Hunt, Rosanna Hedglin, Edgar Wells, Emima Quimby, Harvey Johnson, Elizabeth Morse, Daniel Jackman, and Isiah Tuttle among others.
Special World’s Fair excursion tickets are valid for 15 to 60 days and until December 15 with various return limits. Tickets are available daily in day cars, with a seven day return limit at reduced rates. Stopovers in Chicago allowed within the ticket limits. A special World’s Fair folder and hotel list are available for one cent by mail from A. J. Smith in Cleveland.
Hotels and tenting grounds near the World's Fair advertise Altamont Heights 500 feet west of the entrance with shaded elevation and no dust or noise. Hotpen and Co. financial agents in the Chemien Building St Louis present meals, clean beds, and capacity for large parties with access to steam and electric cars.
The Missionary Convention at the M. E. church last Monday drew modest crowds but yielded engaging, thoughtful addresses. The Fort Wayne District splits into four divisions each led by a chairman with the same speakers at every point to cover the field. Afterward ministers travel to Orland York Angola Hinm ilton Ashley Hudson Auburn and Garrett under Rev. M. L. Kreider.
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