Loveland in the Bat Hotel and a New Morning
Loveland awakens in the Bat Hotel after a night with Bill Willing in Bowery splendor. He endures the grim waking, carbolic smell, and hospital beds, longing for clean clothes, a bath, and normal life, while recalling his former brotherhood and growing detachment from the hotel crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goreland
Fis
Bil
Bill
Shakespeare
Bittle
Loveland
Val
Broadway
Bowery
Bat Hotel
Edward VII
J. Smith
Mr. Willing
P. Gordon
Weins
Hat Hotel
Fifth Avenue
Toveland
No. 15
South Africa
Hill Willing
Izzie
Alexander the Great
Brotherhood
Three Years Late Train Earns Behind Time Medal
A railway train left Bolivar on Sept 8 1900 en route to Beaumont but was halted by a devastating storm that washed away thirty miles of track. Stranded on a sandy wasteland passengers found refuge aboard the train and later walked to Bolivar. The engine and car were not recovered until 1903.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolivar
Galveston Bay
Galveston
Beaumont
Bolivar Peninsula
New York
Local Judicial Selections and Committee Listings 1910
The notice lists juries and court terms from December 1910 with districts such as Pritt Junione Finat Whak and Creekside, Lovejoy, Marion Center, and Indiana. It names multiple individuals and towns across the region, announcing first through fourth weeks of December terms, with upcoming juror assignments and public notices.
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Pritt Junone
Piplacklick
There Gearhart
Harry Thomp
Binksville
R. N. Allen
Mock
Alexanauben
Wadding
Henry Trea
F. Bar’ Creekside
J BE. Fieming
Oper
W. Barber
P. W. Kinter
Davi Gipa
J. A. Smith Baliwood
James Gress
Fiome
J. P. Little
Archie Sadler
Sharise Ateedly
Labara Ss. Wells
H. W. Wilhelm
Kent
Cowan Stewart
Livermore
William Ef. Fleming
Olo
Biram Strong
Parkiwood
D. W. Anderson
A. B. McAdoo
Plumville
W. J .Wilton
Rochester Milla
D. J. Braughter
William Montgomery
Rosamoyne
Apron Neff
Salinburg
W. T. Rey
Frank Waddell
WREK
J. H. Camp
J. A. Hiner
Joseph Artley
Hugh Evans
Qrorgs Hart
Steffy
R. A. Wiggina
Brushvalley
Michael Bennett
Jam
Snyder
Cherrytree
William Crossman
Harmon Doarmin
Harvey Pittman
Claude Rice
Dizonville
Langham
Glen Campbull
Charles James
James Linehaugh
Qgrisemore
A. W. Glenn
W. M. Williams
Huff
Oliver Bracken
Fiwing Christman
Thomaa Clawson
H. M. Craig
W. KB. Faith
Aes Hoerlinger
Chalmer Lucas
Pe F. Rinn
H. Williama
Martin I. Wizeell
Anune
Armagh
Potts
R. J. Tomb
Blackick
D. McCracken
Blairsville
Oscar Alter
Beatty
John Forsha
Robert M. George
Frank Camp
Clymer
J. N. Houck
Creekside
Harry Wsher
Silas Fleming
James Wilson
Dilltown
George M. Stephens
Glen Campbel
C. L. Schrode
Heilwood
William Griffith
Milton B. Anigon
Homer
James L. Robertson
Peter Brahl
R. G. Work
Indiana
Alexander Barclay
J. G. Cameron
Wallace Campbell
Samuel Kauffman
FF. King
Ross Mahan
Isaac Menthh
George Neabit
John
Ortner
W. J. Patterson
H. A. Pennington
Marion Genter Adams
King
B. R. Shield
Arian Center
Adam ¥. King
B. R. Shields
New Florence
H. D. Tomb
Pine Flats
B L. Stephens
A. Morrow
Punzautawney
Martin Fryer
Rossmoyn Biol
Saltshore
Sam M. Kiebler
J. Robinson
Sheloca
James Speedy
Verner Thomas
Smicksburg
J. H. Back
Strongstown
C. O. Hill
Trade City
T. 8
Neal
Tunnelton
Nathaniel Neabit
Urey
Cornelius Bartlebaugh
West Lebanon
M. F. Klingensmith
FOR YOUR HEALTHS SAKE Fresh air for sickrooms and homes
Fresh air is abundant, free, and essential for all, especially the sick. The piece urges keeping sickroom windows open to ensure ample ventilation and wellbeing, arguing that nature provides air and it should be freely accessible.
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Elok
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First National Bank of Indiana
Prue
Brussels
Owl
Royal Wilton Bugs
Boggs & Buhl North Side
Fittsburgh
Surors
Seren
Sarymen Ab
Comet
Witten
Bern
Bentmber
Mokongs
Metlo Williams
Lea P
Samuel Berkett
J.T. Parke
Florence
Larence W. Hamilton
Robert Dunwigdis Fathmover
Dung
Duncan
Samuel ‘Wangaman
D.C. Weitzel
Arcadia
Georgi Aeneman
H. M. el Bighevlie
Samuel Eirklana
Charles Liben- Rao
Chambersville
C. M. McHenry
Cherry Tree
J. A. Clevenger
W. Kinport
William Malcolm
Daniel McGay
Koeenide Anauany
Burns
Tiana Trusal
John Trusal
Glen Campbell
N. C. Barres Hellwood
H. P. Dowth
Home
W. H. Buchan
Aomey
Olty
William Grumbling
Ralph Mil
Dertona
J. H. Houck
T. B. Clark
Christopher Cook
John A Fairman
J. J. Fiscus
Levi Houck
W. P. Loring
David Martin
John McAdoo
Clarence McHenry
George Ray
William Trimble
William Kunkle
Lovejoy
Leroy Bye
Lewia Spicher
Marion Conter
C. W. Griffith
John C. Amyes
Samuel Walker
New Morence
Daniel Woods
Ping Mlats
John Smith
Robinson
Albert Lichtenfels
N. C
Wineburg
Rorsiter
Daniel Craft
John Www
Roof
Albert Smith
Charles B. Wilton
Bhripabaakinaal W. Karr
Frank M. Kimmall
Atrongatown
Emerson Carney
Shadrach Stephens
Samuel Waddell
Lam
L. Handler
Water Street
Hines ” House
Steving
Undertakers & Embalmers
Bell
American Union
Hiks Bidz
Indiana, Pa
Nighta
Realdence
Waverly Oil. Works Company
Pittsburg
Bell Telephone Service
the Central District and Printing
Telegraph Company
Bell System
Ses
Waverly
Aon Eined
Jordon & CO
Foot Fitters
Pauch Bros
Mareyall
Carpenter Avenue
Nixon Alley
Peoples’ Insurance Agency Savings and Trust
Penna
Robert Mullen
Thomas Pealer Mullen & Pealer
Indians County
Victor Roller
Minnesota
David Ellis & Son
Penn Roller Flour Mills
Geo. D. Leydic
Undertaker
Phila. Street
J. Pattison Co
Josephine Poultry Farm
Cook
Waite
Fisher
Tecktonius
R. Cc
Rhode
Iraland
Columbian Ws
Andottes
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