Local notes from Mast Street session and region gossip
Frank Osborn attends Knights of Pythias session in Mast Street Louis. Mrs L A Jones to board in town. daughter Mrs Ransom Gregory to stay until Nov 1. Wm Swift visits from Livingston County. WG Dorser and Lewis Creswell at county farm. Steam yacht Daryl sighted en route to St Louis. John A Roberts to sell farm stock Nov 4. local printing shop touts services. Accidents, resignations, and a marriage near Pearsmor th recount community events. rail delays affect grain trade. holiday trade expected strong.
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Wm Swift
Livingston County
Wm Fosdick
Clark Swift
Whitefield Township
Whitefield
Swift
Clark
WG Dorser
Lewis Creswell
Daryl
Chicago
William G. Clarke
People’s Institute
B. H. Atwood
John Flint
St Louis
Te Gulf
FS Becker
Wasmuth
Bureka
Eureka
John A Roberts
Varna
Roberts Township
Repubican
Ilinois
Som Feaster
George Hillabrand
Magnolia Township
Lee Riley
Times Office
Rockford
John
Rockford Daily Star
Lee
H J DePue
Liason Norifice
RB Thomas
John Hutchins & Co
Yasrs
Port Saint
Graff
Pearrsmorth
Nab
Jamaa Newell
Nenator
W.W. Newell
Misa Flante Harsha Atwood
A. W. Atwood
Ray
W W. Liarstha
Omaha
Newell
Burlington
Illinois
Iowa
Missouri
William Atwood
Sparland
Public school visitors and local game result note
Public school visitors Williams Heath Norie Camery Karney attended Wednesday and Tuesday as part of term exams. The Virgil class finished the first book, focusing on Annette the hero. The Monarchs defeated Chillicothe 66 to 0 in football, with cross plays and wedged tandem features noted.
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Red Williams
Oscar
Pearl Heath
Nore Camery
George Karney
Virgil
Annet
Siass
Eumypet Julius
Pinay
Weny Pcrots
Chillicothe
Henry
Monarchs
Driinaion
Obituary and Convention Notes From Whitefield in October
Obituary reports the death of Kate Amanda Ebaugh at 31 after a long illness, with details on her life, family, faith, and funeral. Separate notes describe a Whartland S.S. convention at Whitefield Corners with talks by Ta Runnells, Hafer, and Moses on Sunday school work and the Bible as sole textbook.
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Kate Amanda
I W Cannery
Frank O Ebaugh
Mrs Shaugh
Whitefield
Chyole Henry
Old College
St John's Episcopal Church
Ilney
Frank Enough
Mary
Tullis
Henry
Misa Nellie
Mattson
Whartland
Whitefield Corners
St. Ié
Lidian Runvellé TA Runapells
McKeon
Lone Tree
Chesney
Winile
Chloe Worthington
Cottage School
McKoon
Addie Brokaw
Whitefield School
H H Allen
Chenowath
Hafer
T A Runnells
Kev N T Hafer
Timothy
Tim
Israel
Tlo
Moses
J W Moses
Christ
Ronnelle
Dewey in Boston Arrives to Warm Welcome
Admiral Dewey arrived in Boston to a jubilant welcome riding at the head of a 10,099 veteran column to the Hotel Touraine for a three day stay. On October 16 residents gave a grand reception and Mayor Quincy presented a magnificent watch, followed by a departure for Washington amid cheers from about 10,000 people.
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Boston
Admiral Dewey
Touraine
New England
Quincy
Washington
Antis Expangsionista Meet Convenes In Chicago Forum
The anti-imperialist conference in Chicago opened at Apollo Ball in Central Music Hall to discuss forming a national league opposing administration policy in the Philippines. Attendees included W Burke Cochran Edward Atkinson Carl Schutz Senator Mason and Rev H S Aleson of Cincinnati and others.
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Chicege
Philippines
Apollo Ball
Central Music Hall
W. Burke Cochran
Edward Atkinson
Carl Schutz
William E. Mason
Alesion
Cincinnati
Seota Macton
Sunday School Convention and Teacher Remarks
A historical Sunday school convention features questions from Mire Chesney and Rev Hufer on prayer and the Loyal Army plan. Rev Hafer uses a six-pile target illustration to explain aims from scripture to church growth, with officers listed and a $105 Hall collection amid renewed resolve.
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Mire Chesney
Cottage
Bird Hater
Mrs Chesney
T Hufer
Hufer
Conduy
Union of All Christians For
MiKoon
Lone Tree
Sol
Cottage Suhol
Flora Runnells
Whitsfield
I* Bell
Willie Chesney
Florence Fountain
Wintefield
Brokaw
Hafer
Alrola
Itv
Greio
Alu
Moses
Pt Tir de Bn Collectio Hall
Neeue Mc Oon
Insurgent Army Loses Heavily in Manila Plot Foiled
Washington cable reports Gen Otis detailing Schwan’s column clearing insurgents near Imus and Bacoor with 200 killed and 400 wounded. Guards tightened in Manila after a planned daylight outbreak failed, while Angeles faced a dawn attack leaving one American dead and seven wounded. Manila’s insurgent capital reportedly moved to the mountains west of Tarlae.
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Washington
Otis
War Department
Bacoor
Zapote River
Schwan
Arayat
Manila
Tonds
Angeles
Qct
Eneemy
Mahila
Tarlae
Aguinaldo
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Avery
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J. Fiedler & Son
Henry, Ill
Republican
Chas Reichart
Prof-Bouton
Chillicothe-Henry
Af Chambers
G R Martin
Peoria
Forrest Bros
James Shields
OxBow
C. V. Bouton
4. F. Bouton
K H. Hutchins
Fred Seibold
Hennepin Road
Barbara Kenny
Hennepin Township
New York
Illinois River
J. M . Breuer
Iasteve
Huatchie-Lincoln Co
Herbert Hall
Barbara Gatz
Herb
Coke
Oberlin
Ohio
J N Reed
Rev
Mra Tullis
Reed
Abingdon Ennterprise
Benton Harbor Banner Register
Aneke
Mo. Ave
East St Louis
Ill
Edward Street
Niece’s Corner
Stever’s Alley
Gertrude Smith
McCool Junction
Neb
L M Lincoln
Canada
Lincoln
Frank Woodward
Chester Woodward
Moulton
Ions
Walter Harrison
J.E
PF. A. Powell
Henry, Ll
Frank Ebaugh
Frances & McCurdy
Dewey
Prenentesvith
Hood’s
City of
Lawton
Ran Isisdro
Sintavidre
Mieihear Sy
Torne
Cat Bell
Porac
London
South Africa
St Mary's Training School
Feehanville
Dr. Williams
Carterville
Sfo
Joseph M Evans
Carters Uie
Lub Evans
B. Wocott
Vale
Dr. Williama Fcine Company
Schenectady
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