Ladies Change in Washington Civilizing Era Feature
A Star diary describes women organizing church and benevolent work with parliamentary rules. Nyack and Syracuse women are praised for courage, while actresses face scrutiny on complexions. Mme Jane Hading earns admiration in Paris and at the Hotel Vendome as she learning English.
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Washington
Thomas Jefferson
White House
Demosthenes
The
Star
Eliza Archard Conner
Delaware Ave
N. E
City bonds refinanced cut annual interest by near $3800
A council special session approved an amendment to issue Bonds of $110000 at 4 percent for the I and W Junction road. Winslow Lanier Co. of New York purchased the bonds. The annual interest on the city debt drops to about $81000, saving roughly $3800 each year. New wall papers and fabrics advertised at Gar Moller 161 Hast Wash.
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Board of Aldermen
Winslow
Alleloth
Gar Moller’s
Hoosier Point: Gas Mains Laid, Murders, and Delays Across Indiana
A roundup of Indiana items notes Peru gas mains, Anderson social trends, Monticello coal plans abandoned, Crawfordsville thefts, Morgan County debt cleared, and court cases in Knightstown Goshen Lafayette Muncie Elkhart and other cities. Includes a 5.19 speed record Toledo to Tilton train run and community hazards from fires and gas explosions.
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Peru
Farmer’s
Anderson
Monticello
Shelbyville
Crawfordsville
Morgan County
James L. Mason
Knightstown
Stephen Sappington
Montmorenci
Oak Ridge Cemetery
Goshen
Victor Hill
Winchester
Muncie
Standard Oil Company
St. Louis
Jehanna Hartnetl
Lafayette
Michigan City
Stone Lake
LaPorte
Will Peters
Blaine Day
Bem. Scott
Con. Crowley
Elkhart
Columbus Republican
John Elya
Pawpaw
Mich
Fort Wayne
Elya
Taylor Peterson
Franklin Star
Columbus
Edinburg
Franklin
Whiteland
Greenwood
Southport
Indianapolis
George Purdy
Lebanon
Harrison
Kirklin
Seymour
John Russell
Formais
Tipton County
Chicago
Cincinnati
Carlisle
T. M. Norton
Anderson Natural Gas Company
James Parrish
Toledo
Indiana
Tilton
Two Accidents In Panhandle Wards Fatal At Noon
Two accidents reported in Panhandle wards. A 22 year old mason died after being struck by a Panhandle switch engine near city yards. both legs were severed and he died within hours at the city hospital. His parents live at 2114 North Broadway St. in St. Louis. A 30 year old man employed at the Panhandle shops broke his leg falling from a steam coal chute Wednesday night. he was taken home by ambulance to 19 Deloss Street.
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Panhandle
Joseph Grumich
City Hospital
N. Broadway St
St. Louis
John Connor
Parhandia
Deloss St
Flanner & Buchanan
City Life Theft and Local Notices Highlight City Scene
Four razors and several combs and shaving cups were stolen from the Sherman house barber shop late Wednesday afternoon. The national assembly of the K of L will hold its annual meeting here on Nov. 13 with about 200 delegates at Grand hotel as headquarters. BR. S. Middleton reports a burglary of goods Tuesday night at a corner Nineth street and Central avenue store. Gus O’Brien, deputy to Clerk Sullivan, was married September 13 in Cincinnati to Miss Kate Holzer. The Meennnerchor season opening featured the orchestra, male chorus and ladies chorus with soloists Mrs. Andrew Smith and Will H. Daggett. Mendelssohn Athalia was presented.
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Sherman House
National Assembly
K. of L
Grand Hotel
BR. S. Middleton
Grocer
Nineth St
Central Ave
Castleton
Gus O’brien
Sullivan
Cincinnati
Kate Holzer
Meennerchor Society
Indies’ Chorus
Andrew Smith
Will H. Daggett
Mendelsshon
Athalia
Political notes and market report from Indianapolis hemisphere
Arrangements for a large republican railroad clubs demonstration are pushed. A reception for ex-Congressman Finerty is set by the Irish-American protective club for his visit next Monday night. Allegations surface against B. F. Grant over Harrison pledges in shops, which he denies. Ed Gould faces resignation requests from district assembly 106 over use of the K of U seal. Election betting shows parity Harrison and Cleveland. legal safeguards are noted. A grain elevator fire at Closser & Co. damages under $4,000. insurance covers the loss. City markets report varied prices for meats, produce, and groceries with steady but dull trade. Chicago and New York markets shown for reference.
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Gould
District Assembly
Marion County
Indiana
New York
Harrison
Cleveland
Gresham
Maj. Calkins
Walnurst
J. A. Closser & Co
Fair Weather and Local Tails Tale Tonight
A concise item notes fair conditions Thursday followed by a local event or broadcast titled Tails Warner tonight, indicating a schedule shift or program sequence in the area. The fragment references a local venue or station and suggests an orderly progression of events.
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Warner
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