Indiana Court Notices and Teachers Institute Program
A fragment lists cases in the Indiana court docket including Weet Indiana Bar versus J M Bruce and Hart & Co versus John Troby, with guardianship leave for Henry Hall. It then presents a Kell sburg Teachers Institute program for Thursday and Friday April 2 and 3 1691 featuring talks on wages in teaching geography recess uniform texts morals and other school topics, with numerous presenters and recitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Bar
J. M. Bruce
W. F. Barclay
T. A. Davis
J.C. Miller
Dale, Hart & Co
John Troby
Margaret Lydick
John Mc~ Crieght
W. H. Clawnon
Elizabeth Myers
Henry Hall
Samonel Lucas
Teachers’ Institute
Kellysburg
W. C. McKee
J. C. Wyncoop
Sadie McElhoes
H. D.condron
Sadie Jones
Emma Thompson
B. C. Fleck
W. W. Shields
Pennsylvania Railroad to Run Sixth Florida Excursion March 3
The Pennsylvania Railroad plans its sixth Florida excursion on March 3, offering Pullman sleeping and dining car service. Tickets cost 50 from New York and 48 from Philadelphia, including travel and meals southbound, return by May 9, with 15 days from Jacksonville to reach designated northern points. A tourist agent and chaperon will accompany the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
Florida
New York
Philadelphia
Iolade Pallman
Jacksonville
Soldiers' Home Supplies Account at Dayton
Coll. J. B. Porter of the Soldier's Home at Dayton, Ohio, provides an itemized account of rations and staples including 2,000 pounds molasses, 5,000 pounds dried peaches, 6,008 pounds Carolina rice, 14,000 pounds table salt, 20,600 pounds sugar, and 1,000 gallons, reflecting the galleys of supplies for the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Porter
Dayton
Ohio
Gossips and Wewemongers Plague a Neighborhood
The text describes gossips who care more for others' affairs than their own and seek scandal over harmony. It portrays weary husbands returning to a cold, disordered home while a restless wife laments a life focused on conflict and idle chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medi Bia
Bell and Heit Comimects for the Nap of the Light
The text notes Hugh M. Bell and W.8. Heit making connections for lighting work. It urges those responsible to call on the gentlemen immediately and avoid delaying contracts until Signia for wiring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh M. Bell
Sigeunia
Indiana Electric Company to build power plant on Water Street
The ground hog signals early spring as Indiana Electric Company plans a one story brick power plant on Water Street. Directors like H M Bell say construction will start when weather permits and aim to install a two hundred to two hundred fifty horse power engine. They expect to contract lighting with most citizens this week and forecast about twelve hundred incandescent lamps. Rates for domestic and commercial lighting are outlined, with special contracts for larger users and accommodations for churches factories and lodges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Electric Company
Water Street
H.M. Bell
ProGeers
Billy’ Daugherty
Ees
Phelps on Behring Sea Controversy in Harper's April
Ex-Minister Phelps argues in Harper's Magazine that the Behring Sea dispute between the United States and Great Britain centers on Canada and foreign depredations. He cites four fifths of a key American seal industry lost in open waters near Pribilof. he opposes arbitration and urges immediate protection of U S property and seal markets from wasteful foreign depredations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phelps
Harper's Magazine
United States
Great Britain
Pribyloff Islands
Phelpe
Cleveland
Canada
Mr. Phelps
Act of Congress
Eays
Phelp
Blaine
Rise and Fall of Mafia Gangs in Early City History
The text describes Mafia style killings and rival gangs among New Orleans Italians, with Chief Hennessay aiming to break up the gangs. A planned October trial date preceded a murder as the chief was shot on October 15. It notes bribery rumors of a large corruption fund spanning Chicago, New York, and other cities amid public indignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Hennessay
Chicago
New York
Remarkable thread fineness and ancient wisdoms shine
Excerpts discuss an impossibly slender line of 4,000,000 threads, Indian maple sugar methods using birch bark containers and sap freezing, omens about death, and England’s debt history. Also notes on Victoria's children, American dining habits, the 1866 metric act, ice export beginnings, and a humorous exchange about marriage haste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Henshaw
American Association
Keystone National Bank in Philadelphia Closed by Currency Official
The Keystone National Bank of Philadelphia closed its doors after a notice by the Controller of the Currency. Depositors were denied admission and rumors of solvency issues had circulated during tighter financial times, with Philadelphia city as its largest depositor at about 400000 dollars. An official statement followed that Washington National Bank would not reopen on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coxobill Magazine
England
Chambers’ Journal
Keystone National Bank
Philadelphia
N. P. Drew
National Bank Examiner
Dorling
City of
Washington National Bank
No 1 Broadway
Shall We Have One World’s Fair Club Forming
The World’s Fair Clube idea gains popularity as towns form volunteer groups to attend the Chicago Exposition. Members pay fixed weekly assessments to cover travel, board, admission, and other costs, creating a general fund for the trip. The plan aims for cheaper rates and sociable, gonial enjoyment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Indiana Boy Praises Cambria County Jail Warden James T Young
A Bedford Gazette correspondent lauds Warden Mr. Young, saying the jail is a reformatory under his control. He notes the writer visited the prison and left with greater self respect, mentioning James T. Young, son of the late Robert A Young of Bedford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford Gazette
Cambria County
Young
James T. Young
Robert A Young
Gov Pattison Responds On Pardon Process For Nicely Boys
Mrs A A Nicely appealed to Gov Pattison for a rebearing for her sons. The Governor said any action rests with the Board of Pardons and applications must go through them. A H Coffroth and Judge Hunter reportedly addressed the Pardon Board in Harrisburg on behalf of their clients. Cary's Cough Cure Syrup is advertised as a safe expectorant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Nicely
Nively Boys
Blairsville and area merchants advertise bargains and supplies
Fresh drugs and patent medicines at Mil t G Miller Blairsville with calls to Cunningham’s for bargains. Rentals offered on Church street. Eggs sought by Johnston Mack for Easter. Porcelain kettles, watches, Pillsbury flour, and feed goods advertised. Cary’s Buckeye powders and Tin ware sold locally. Children’s Aid Society seeks homes for two girls and two boys with contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children’s Aid Society
Ales
Public sale notice from A B Learn near Dincaville
The notice declares the paper will provide free distribution until a set date. bills printed by the office incur no charge only for notices under this heading. It states that A B Learn offers no public sale at his residence on the Bew state road one mile east of Dinca ville on Monday, March 30, 2 lot ot unknown result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Learn
Bew State Road
Dincaville
Real Estate. Rent or sell via W. E. Lyda agency
Real estate notice offering rental or sale services through W. E. Lyda. Office located in Judge Blair's hardware Building. Igmrd ae 4
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Lyda
Judge Blair
Igmrd
Ambitious Education Offer for Practical Courses
On Monday, April 6, the notice invites readers to start a normal course now. It promises successful outcomes for those who complete the program, with good salaries. Boarding is available in town at low rates and self boarding is very affordable. Information and an address for X. BMYDER are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hlome
X. Bmyder
Apple Price Note From A Murky Slang Entry
A fragment references apples with prices and imagery unclear about context. It mentions a price like 4 pala 5.01 and a garbled note about apples and bananas.
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B. P. Rafface
Jesse Rankin
Jennie Rankin
B. P. Raffner
L. Barr
Olive Stuchell
Prof. Wolf
H. W. Black
Olive Studell
H. E. Peterman
J. B. McGaern
J.H. Peterman
J. K. McEshoes
H.W. Black
R. A. McElhoes
H. D. Condron
Solo—May Stachell
Radie McElhoes
W.C. McKee
H. EK. Shields
I. C. Wyneoop
PBR
Behring Sea
Asia
Africa
Grim Destroyer
Chicago News
Victoria
Frederick
Prince of Wales
Prince Alfred
Princess Helena
Princess Louise
House of Representatives
Kasson
Charles Sumner
Tudor
Philadelphis
Gov. Pattison
Daugherty Bros
Cary’s
Clements
Farmer's Headquarters
Cunningham's
Milt G. Miller
Blairsville
Cunningam’s
Miller’s Drug Atore
Blaireville
Church Street
J. B. Adair
Milton G. Miller
Blairaville
Johnston & Mack
Alex T. Taylor
J. J. Kerr's
Hetrick‘s Drug Store
Indiana
Pillsbury
Penn Mill
Cary
Parsers Bros
Ths Place
Cook Broa
Prospect
Weller Bros
Fodiana County
Jobnellen & Mack
J.C. Moozaman
W. Sr Crain
V. M
Indias Electric Company
Lanaend
Orphea
Sutton
Moorhead
Nelles Polaticass
A. m
Soereve Rev
Angota
Hotate
Sark Matien
Becsanpl
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