The Widden Gem Theatrical at Bickearman's Hall
A Tuesday evening show at Bickearman's Hall for St Marys school library featured the play Hidden Wiseman set in Rome. The performance praised by the crowd for strong acting and clear enunciation by a cast of seven to fourteen year olds. The afterpiece Eyes and Nose drew laughter, and the Light Guard Band provided popular music during a lengthy event amid extreme cold. William Eddy, a prominent local merchant born in Wilmington Vermont in 1881, died suddenly at 61 in Hennepin Putnam. He helped found O. & W. Eddy with his father Cheater Eddy in 1864 and left a wife Elizabeth Casson and four children. The funeral was largely attended in frigid weather, with many local relatives present.
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Henry Gresser
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Mie
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Hennepin
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Barrett
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Captain Oliver Mumford, Brookyn Shipmaster, 68
Memorial notice recalls Capt Oliver Remington Mumford a prominent sailor born 1815 Newport Rhode Island who died January 25 in Brooklyn New York at age 67 68 The late captain commanded ships Emulous Hannibal Palestine Hurricane Tornado and was famed for mutiny quelling journeys and a 14 day salvage voyage off Chile His career included a silver service from Underwriters and a manuscript on navigation Parish and editor’s readers express gratitude for charitable gifts to a local clergyman group and the community in Prairie Illinois in January 1883
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School Notes Month Ledger Reports January 8
Monthly report lists punctual students Emma Wetzel Emma Smith Mary Robinson Nelly Fosbenner Willie Reece Fred Devoo Stephen Sny der Leonard Kellogg. Top scholastic marks Effie Stapp 92 and Fred Mercian 93. Names with 100s include D Granburg M Mernane A Crompton M Robinson K Finnegan N Finnegan Shaw-Smilth N Fosben ner N Matheson E Stapp E Wetzel D Delre B Longte. Weather caused irregular attendance though long-distance pupils remain reliable. Home reports to be sent soon. parents urged to discuss with pupils and note progress.
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Emma Smith
Mary Robinson
Nelly Fosbenner
Willie Reece
Fred Devoo
Stephen Snyder
Leonard Kellogg
K Finnegan
N Finnegan
Shaw-E-Smilth
Fosbenner
Matheson
E Stapp
E Wetzel
Delre
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February issue highlights poetry and Darwinian debate
The February number of Demorest's Monthly Magazine offers varied poetry and prose with Valentine season references. It features a prominent front illustration, essays on Darwinism, religious creed revisions, universal suffrage, Protestantism, politics, physical education, and critiques of the Standard Oil monopoly.
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Fotlows
George J, Romanus
Price
J. Fitzgerald
Lafayette Place
New York
Darwin
North American Review
Alexander Winchell
Commonwealth
McQuaid
Horatio Seymour
Geo
Bontwell
Republican Party
D. A. Sargent
Standard Oil Company
Renard Camden
West Virginia
Ji. O. Woloh
Milo Homicide Verdict Names Phelps in Milo Shooting
A coroner jury finds Roger W. Phelps caused the death of Orge Longman by a bullet to the brain at Phelps home Milo Bureau Illinois on January 23 1888 between 1 and 2 pm. Phelps bound over by Heward Murphy J P for $5000 to Princeton circuit court in March with Homer Hinman as surety.
Millions Gave Away Dr King Discovery Trials
Millions of bottles of Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds have been given as trial bottles. The article notes a large outlay by the proprietors was justified by the medicine’s merit. Also reports a stock train wreck near Venona on February 1 causing about $10,000 damage and the death of 41 hogs.
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J. E
F. A. Powell
Dwight Trouch
Slough
Venona
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