Obituary of Mrs Beria L Waterfall at age 90
Mrs Beria L Waterfall wife of the late Bisbard H Waterfall of Henry Illinois died after a long illness. Born August 21 1807 she was nearly 98. She married Peter McArthur at age 17 and had nine children, five of whom died in infancy. Her second marriage to Richard Eb Waterfall produced a long life with companionship until his death in 1891. She leaves a son in Colo and a brother and sister aged 92 and 82. Funeral from St Johns church today at 1 oclock. interment city cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H
Henry
Beria L. Waterfall
Sudd
Coloit
cArthur
Richard Eb
Episcopal Church
St John’s Church
Funeral of Miss Margaret L. Camery
The funeral for Miss Margaret L. Camery was held at the M. B. church on Saturday afternoon. Undertaker Keller led a long procession from the family home with honorary and active pall bearers. Rev D McLeish delivered the sermon and Epworth League members read tributes noting her faithfulness in the post office and as a beloved league member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret L. Camery
Miss Camery
M. B
Keller
Zella Kellogg
Millie Granburg
Gertie Bickerman
Maud ‘Johnston
Blanche Diehl
Laura Horr
C. Coulter
Edward Sterrett
Charles Rubens
Charles Doherty
Frank Nelson
John Noll
Epworth League
D. McLeish
Gremary Mansions
McWilliams
Bereavement Reflections and Prayer for Lifelong Faith
The text laments a loss and expresses grief for a learner, hoping names are entered in the book of life. It asks for comfort, spiritual consolation, and divine aid to keep faith close and ensure the sacrifice bears meaningful purpose.
Death of Earnest Henderson in Magnolia obituary
Earnest Henderson born March 16 1878 in Magnolia. Son of James Henderson he lived in Emporia Kansas Benson Arizona and Kansas City. He died July 27 1895 after consumption and funeral services were held in Magnolia with Rev Francis delivering the sermon. Flowers listed from family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earnest Henderson
James Henderson
Magnolia
Emporia
Kansas
Benson
Arizona
M. L. Perdew
Perdew
Francis
Minnie
Athelia Henderson
Edna Perdew
Chas Perdew
Chas Griffin
Sarah Baker
W. J. Perdew
Maggie Henderson
Joseph Roth
Asa Perdew
Death of James P Kelso in Chicago Leaves Burgettstown Grieving
Burgettstown readers learn of the death of James P Kelso in Chicago from heart failure due to fatty degeneration. The funeral drew about 600 at Westminster church. he leaves a wife Belle Henricl and two sons Frank and Kenneth, with brothers in the U S and India and a well provided estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. Kelso
James P Kelso
Burgettstown
Enterprise Call
Chicago
Kelso
Atlantic Hotel
W. L. Kelso
Putnam, Ill
Weastminster
Harry Nesbit
A. C. McClure
L. C. Botkin
W. 8. Fulton
C. M. Sider
J. K. McFarland
J. P
W.B. Linn
Kevin A. Kelso
J.red Patterson
James and
Elizabeth
Lino) Kelso
Southampton Township
Cumberland County
J. L. Patterson
Burgettstown National Bank
First Presbyterian Church
Westminster Church
Union Agricultural Association
Bir Kelso
Belle Henricl
A. Berryhill
Frank
Kenneth
A. P. Kelso
Saharanpur
India
Wm L
Robert
Mt Jackson
Letitia
Shippensburg
Sadie
Salt Lake City
Free Sample Dr Kings New Life Pills Offer
Send your address to H. E. Bucklen & Co. in Chicago for a free sample box. The pills are advertised as easy acting for constipation and sick headaches, helpful for malaria and liver troubles, and guaranteed pure and vegetable. Sold by Dr Powell, Druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Bucklen & Co
Chicago
Dr Kings New Life
Dr Powell
Repeal Push Passes as House Votes to Kill Libel Law
Springfield Ill July 30 The Illinois House approved Chalacombe's bill repealing the Jones libel law 93 to 34. Merriam of Tazewell urged governor and newspapers to justify charges of doodling by lawmakers. Senate discussed governor’s calls and stopped a recall motion 25 to 16. The house arbitration bill cleared the Senate unanimously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinois
Springfield
Ill
House
Chalacombe
Thejworg
Merriam
Tazewell
Times-Herald and Evening Post
Chicago
Peoria Journal
Senate
Craig
Crawford
Colorado Train Robbers Taken to Colorado Springs
Desperado Bob Taylor and his gang surrendered by U S authorities to Sheriff Bowers and moved to Colorado Springs. Taylor Wallace Wildes and Crum ley face trial in the Colorado Springs District Court in September on train robbery charges with Frank and Louis Van Eck as witnesses. Authorities allege Taylor has nine possible murders across Missouri Arkansas Indian Territory New Mexico and Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Colorado Springs
Denver
Bob Taylor
United States
Bowers
el Paso
Taylor
Wallace
Wildes
Missouri
Arkangel
Indian Territory
New Mexico
Duestrow on Trial in Murder Case at Union City
A jury is trying Millionaire Arthur Duestrow of St Louis for the killing of his wife and child. After opening addresses, testimony proceeds. The prosecution has yet to prove premeditation, while the defense focuses on showing the prisoner was drunk at the time of the murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union City
Arthur Duestrow
St Louis
Hamilton Savings Fund and Loan Association Closed
The Hamilton Savings Fund and Loan Association with a $30,000,000 capital stock was closed by state bank examiners. The Union Trust Company of Pittsburg was named temporary receiver. Liabilities are about $9,000 and assets $11,000. the institution is national but largely local depositors, about one thousand shareholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Hamilton Savings Fund and Loan Association
State
Union Trust Company
Two Missionaries Die of Cholera in India
A cable dispatch to the Missionary society of the Methodist Episcopal church reports the deaths from cholera of Rev. and Mrs. August Kullman, missionaries in Azonol, Bengal Burmah conference. Mr. Kullman had gone to India from Vineland New Jersey in 1892.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Missionary Society of the
Methodist Biscopal Church
India
August Kullman
Azonol
Mr. Kullman
Vineland
Senator Allen Presses Pender Investigation Demand
Senator Allen mails a letter to the Interior secretary reiterating charges and insisting on a full congressional investigation of the Pender case as soon as the Senate floor is available in December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pender
Omaha
Senator Allen
Secretary of the Interior
Congress
Explosion at Johnson steel plant injuries in Lorain
A gas blast in the blacksmith department of the Johnson steel plant in Lorain Ohio injured four workers this morning. One man suffered a massive abdominal injury and is not expected to recover.
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Lorain
Ohio
Lorain,o
Johnson Steel Plant
Fire at Wells, Minn Burns Three Blocks and Livery Stable
Fire swept three business blocks and a livery stable in Wells Minnesota early today. Loss estimated at 25000 with 11000 insured. Fireman Hayes injured by falling glass. Twenty six horses burned in the blaze.
Taylor Murder Trial Witnesses Break Down Alibi Claim
Carrollton Missouri July 31 The Taylors murder trial saw the state discredit several alibi witnesses once relied on to prove the defendants' innocence. The testimony collapse undermines the Taylors' defense as the case proceeds.
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Taylors
Carrollton
Taylor
Programme shows racing events and bicycles on August 13 1895
The notice lists events for Tuesday August 13 1895 including trotting races numbered 1 and 3 and pacing race 2, a second trot, and a bicycle event. It appears as a compact program with event numbers and classifications.
Racing Purses and Events Listed for August 14 1895
The notice lists purses and races for August 14 1895 including 2 27 trotting a 200 purse and 250 00 for a trotting event and a free for all pace with 400 00 purse. It also mentions a 4 mile running base event with a 100 purse and a 3 year old and under trot with a 160 purse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sis Wade
Eere
Local Club Officers Seated for Co A Camp
H Vogelsang serves as president, H Yaeger as treasurer, and other officers include a secretary for the Co A Camp. The brief notice assigns leadership roles to these individuals in the unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Vogelsang
Henry Yaeger
Crime summary from diverse 19th century incidents across multiple states
A broad crime roundup reports stabbings, murders, suicides and robberies in Kentucky Illinois Mississippi Nebraska Texas Wisconsin Kansas Missouri Arkansas and Florida. Notable items include Simon Adam in Birmingham Ky killing George Eqgar at a dance. Henry Bradshaw fatally harming his wife and daughter near Paris Tenn.. Holmes and Quinlan linked to skeleton discoveries in Chicago. Cherokee Bill’s attempted jailbreak at Fort Smith resulting in guard Larry Keating’s death. and ex-tax collector John F Highsmith and nephew George A Davis killed at West Palm Beach by Samuel Zachs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Adam
George Eqgar
Birmingham
Henry Bradshaw
Paris
Teg
Felix Murray
Omaha
Neb
Elkhorn Road
Richard Cooley
Fairview
Thomas Sexton
Mitchell
Charles Burwell
Meridian
Miss
Lewis Farmer
Burwell
John Heard
Waller County
Texas
Howeth Station
Houston & Texas Central
Holmes
Chicago
Quinlan
Springfield
Lot Calvert
Joe Kroenoh
Cincinnati
James R. Gibson
Little Ida Gebhard
West Indianapolis
Ind
Blackweather
West Superior
Wis
Elma Busch
E. L. Busch
Kansas City
Kas
John Brady
Oregon Express
Cornelius Agg
Ingelside
Courtland
Cal
Bill
Murderer’s Row
United States
Fort Smith
Ark
Larry Keating
Little Rock
Wallace McNeill
William Taylor
Columbus
Kmling
Yarmor Yoakum
George Robinson
Brandenburg
Bland Shacklett
Charles Wood
Kiartin
Tenn
Milan
T. J. Harrison
J John F. Highsmith
George A. Davis
West Palm Beach, Fla
Samuel Zachs
Jacksonville
Casualties flood across towns in midwest and beyond
Reports detail drownings and deaths from trains crashes and storms in Illinois Wisconsin Indiana and Kentucky. Notable figures include Mrs. Pearce and her son Franklin at Ceredo and Adolph Blegel injured in Milwaukee. A ship Raphel and other accidents are logged with fatalities and recoveries.
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William Pearce
Franklin
Ceredo
W. V
World and Foreign News Roundup From Potsdam to Quito
Reports state Emperor William has returned to Potsdam after a Finland cruise. A land survey for Mexico is to be settled by European immigrants. The Valkyrie III will be navigated by Capt Harrison on leave. Three Americans named Chevaliers of the Legion of Honor. Havana rumor of insurgent victory over Campos. A train carrying Japanese troops plunges into the sea. fourteen killed. Cholera kills five thousand in Japan. Conflicts reported among Turks and Persians on the frontier. Ecuador's provisional president orders arrests of opposition leaders and marches on Quito. Chauncey Depew speaks in London on bi metals linking Salisbury cabinet and Balfour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emperor William
Potsdam
Finland
Mexico
Harrison
Legion of Honor
Messrs
Bartlett
Stewart
Odet
Sulphides Society
Lyons
Havana
Campos
Chine
Japan
Alfaro
Pras[iee
Ecuador
Quito
Chauncey Depew
London
Marquis of Salisbury
A. J. Balfour
Treasury
Mixed early 1900s notes on industry law and politics
report covers Welr Plow company planned relocation to East Moline Illinois and other items including Oklahoma Supreme Court on divorces, Hiram Munger Adventist prophecy, Grand Lodge convention in St Louis with amendments filed, Democratic primaries in St Louis wards, Ballaire Nail Company wage increase, Jackson Hole Idaho massacre rumor denied and troop presence to escort Indians back to reservation
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Welr Plow Company
Monmouth
Ill
East Moline
Supreme Court of Oklahoma
Hiram Munger
Springfield
Mass
Grand Lodge of Theatrical Mechanics’ Association
St. Louis
St Louis
Ballaire, G., Nail Company
Lta
Jackson's Hole
Idaho
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Ieanuary
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Mears
Hara
Brookside
Ala
Woods
Baxter
Duestrow
Henry, Illinois
Special Feature
M. M Forsman
New, Mammoth Balloon
North Star
Wold
CRIME
William Rees
Edinburg
Chicago and Alton
Chatham
Marty Willett
Sangamon
Springfeld
Adolph C. Blegel
National Avenue
Milwaukee
J. Walters
Waters Blundon
Aries Lynch
J. Guytown
Hyattsville
M. Curtis
Whitefish Bay
Stephen A. Losh
Kechl
Breckens
Cheyenne
Wyo
I. Eppstein
Decatur
Eppstein
Ray Mundhenk
Dayton
John Hicks
Big Stone Gap
George Wise
Omar
H. F. Andrews
Wilcox
Aattle
Horace Morris
Fort Deposit
Andrew Barlass
Rock County
Wisconsin
Albert Seick
John Jollis
Northwestern Section
What Cheer
Iowa
Guernsey
John Thadeen
Rock River
Rockford
Ladeen
Standard Furniture Company
Three Gates
J. Bohmidtill
Ella Rohlffs
Port Townsend
Wash
Alaska
Raphel
Tanglefoot Bay
San Francisco
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