Cure for incurable heart disease offered by Chicago doctor
Franklin Miles offers $2.50 worth of new heart treatments free to readers to prove his methods for heart disease. The program cites long study and 21 years of experience treating heart and related ailments with personalized preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Miles
Chicago
Frank Smith
Wabash Ave
Chicago Spas
Julius
IL A
Grace
Mountain St
Elgin
Sopio Snowberg
Minneapolis
Minn
A. P. Colburn
Blessing
Ins
Morcian
Rovers
Ohio
TM. D
State Street
Chi*Cago
OUR SOLDIER BOYS REMEMBERED AND HONORED
A memorial piece reflects on veterans from the Civil War era now aged and active on Memorial Sundays. It praises their sacrifices, the enduring ideals of liberty, and the nation’s gratitude, describing the Tree of Liberty and the lasting impact of their sacrifices on freedom and governance. It also notes a walnut timber syndicate history leading to scarcity of walnut trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goladliers
Europe
Mberty
City planks injure citizen. calls for cement sidewalks
An elderly Henry resident, Mrs Mary Dennis, is badly hurt by a plank sidewalk outside her home. The letter urges the city to extend cement walks along the block and at James Street to protect children and the school campus, warning delays threaten further injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Dennis
Henry
Jesson
James Street
Male Street
Board of Education
Big Farm Sale Sparks Landmark Whitefield Deal
Charles Fasbender bought the Edward Burson farm of 280 acres in Whitefield township for 24600 at 87.50 an acre. In Lacon he sold it minutes later to J B Thompson who already leased the property to Klein for 4.60 per acre. Thompson, a longtime Illinois land buyer, says the deal shows the rising value of black soil land and marks the largest sale on the west side and a quick profit for Fasbender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Fasbender
Venona
Edward Burson
Whitefield Township
Lacon
J.8. Thompson
Thompson
United States
Klein
West Side
Mr Thompson
Illinois
Fasbender
Three-Eyed McNabb Visits Reflect Growth and Debate
The McNabb village tour by Henry’s noted citizens includes Thomas Duke F A Fiedler and Geo A Burt. They report rapid progress with new lumber building and a well sunk by Theodore Bickerman. A heated telephone expansion debate prompts plans for a new company and larger switchboard.
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McNabb
Henry
Thomas Duke
F. A. Fiedler
Geo A. Burt
Lumber Company
Theodore Bickerman
McNabb Uring
Streatar
Lestant
Matthew Tocommes
Erty
Mott
Last Wo man s Club meeting closes 1900 1901 year
The Wo man s Club held its last regular meeting of 1900 1901 at Mrs Ide Jones home with forty members and four guests present. Miss Bonham led a Literature program including a vocal solo by Miss Burtha Burt and essays on Ambitious Russia.
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Woman's Club
Ide Jones
Evelyn BE. Jones
George Sparling
Putnam
Burthe Burt
Wesley Horrum
Ella Meier
Henry
Fay Smith
Chicago
Miss Bonham
Burtha Burt
Miss Kellogg
Russia
Lucy Burt
United States
Land of the
Brave
Home of the Free
Miss Burt
Mis
Ida Jones
Ella Meiér
Sophie Zeller
Gertrude Bickerman
Mayme Br Vogelsang
Martha D. Sutton
Lucy Baker Swindler
Mesdames
Evelyn E. Jones
Emma McDonough
Charlotten Monier
Decatur
Josephine L. Townsend
Eaily Starzina
Minor Blossom Dies After Long Illness in Iowa Settlement
Obituary notes Minor Blossom eldest son of Hiram Blossom a pioneer figure in Henry county. He moved to O'Brien county Iowa 25 years ago bought a farm married a Hawkeye state daughter and lived prosperously. He died last Monday of heart enlargement after months of suffering leaving a widow, children, and his aged mother. Mentions siblings Mrs Roger Rowe and Mrs W H Mutton and brothers in Missouri.
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Minor Blossom
Hiram Blossom
Henry
Minor
O'Brien County
Iowa
Hawkeye
Roger Rowe
W. H. Mutton
Whitefield
Mmiscoui
Massachusetts
Illinois
Rev Dr Frederick W Taylor Named Coadjutor Bishop
Rev Dr Frederick W Taylor was chosen coadjutor bishop of the Quincy diocese at the Episcopal diocese convention in Qurmey. A longtime general convent ion member and canon law authority, he is about 48, Ohio native, widower with five children, educated at Western Reserve College and General Theological College, with a D D from Naghotab. He has served Springfield thirteen years and in the state twenty three years, and upon Bishop Burgess’s death will become the actual bishop of Quincy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick W
Taylor
Episcopal Diocese
Qurmey
Quincy
Episcopalian Church
Ohio
Western Reserve College
General Theological College
Naghotab
Springfield
Burgess
Indians Join Burlington Work On Wyoming Railroad
In Wyoming the Burlington railroad builds a line into the Big Horn Basin and hires Sioux and 1row Indians from a nearby reservation. They were introduced to the task, initially racing with scrapers, then redirected to dirt moving under boss supervision, becoming steady workmen near the historic Seventh Cavalry battlefield.
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Wyoming
Burlington Railroad
Big Horn Basin
Custer
Seventh Cavalry
Amany
Proposed Union Railway Station for Chicago
A central union railway terminal for Chicago is proposed by Mr Tratman of Wheaton in a Western Society of Civil Engineers talk on May 22. The site would span the west riverfront from Canal Street to Harrison Street and Twelfth Street, replacing six inadequate stations with improved passenger and freight facilities and elevated foot-ways and connections to existing rail lines and a planned subway.
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Union Railway
Chicago
Central Union Railway
Tratman
Wheaton
Western Society of Civil Engineers
Canal Street
Harrison Street
Twelfth Street
C. E
Boston
Harney Obituary Notice for 62 Year Old Thomas Harney
In Chicago on May 27 at 4745 Princeton Avenue Thomas Harney aged 62, husband of Mary Ann Harney and father of W. J. Slurry Lillie Maurie Harney and Mrs Edward Sheehy, funeral Thursday at noon at Stecelin's Church and burial at Mount Olivet. He is survived by brother Edmund Windham Harney of Chicago.
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Chicago
Princeton Ave
Thomas
Mary Ann Harney
Carney
W. J. Slurry
Lillie
Maurie Hrerney
Edward Sheehy
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Marshall County
Peoria
Shaw
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Henry, Ill
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Parker
Tyler
Townsend
Locke
Hutchins
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Elder
Stowe
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Motter
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Frank Fyffe
M.L. Hiltebrand
T~he
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Jonas
Henry Markets
Otto
Hammar Paint CO
Louis
Magnolia, Ill
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Sloss Ab
Onlords
A. Fiedler & Son
Flartwig
Theo. Hartwig
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