Joliet Boy Describes Mexican Battle Experiences
Letters from Isaac Chidsey of Joliet, now with the Texas Oil Company in Tampico, recount the worsening war in Mexico. He describes rebels driving Americans inland, civilians sheltering in buildings, a hilltop view of battle, and a flag protection incident before December 12 escorts to American ships.
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Mexico
Joliet
Isaac ,Chidsey
Texas Oil Company
Tampico
Scientists Meet for AAAS Convocation in Atlanta
More than 2 000 scientists gathered in Atlanta for the annual convocation week of the American Association for the Advancement of Science. Dr Edmund Beecher Wilson became president, with Gov John M Slaton and Mayor James C Woodward in attendance as sessions covered mathematics astronomy physics chemistry and other fields. The body also hosts affiliated societies and reports about government scientists and broad national membership.
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Atlanta
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Taft Hallrof
Tégium Armory
oRie
Edmund Beecher Wilson
Columbia University
Edward C. Pickering
John M. Slaton
Georgia
James C. Woodward
Association
American Society of Naturalists
The
Association of Amercan Anatomists
American Anthropological Association
Astronomical and Astrophysical Society of America
Society of American Bacteriologists
Botanical Society of America
American Chemical Society
American Association of Economic Entomologists
the Society For
Sullivant Moss Society
American Folk-Lore Society
American Phytopathological Society
American Federation of Teachers of the Mathematical and the Natural Sciences
American Breeders’ Association
Advising New Highway Heads to Get Busy in Winter
The state highway commission urges county road superintendents to use winter to meet with local highway commissioners, inspect roads, and improve drainage and dragging. Emphasis on cooperation, organized tours, and contracts for limited stretch dragging before freezes.
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State Highway Commission
State Commission
Rabbits Spur Shootings and Big Trust Deed Filed
Upper Alton residents report wild rabbits driving hunters into the residence districts. A woman was shot by hunters who fired at a rabbit near her home. In Harrisburg a large trust deed for Saline County was filed by the Southern Illinois & St. Louis Railway, spanning seventy five pages for the amount of 2,500,000 dollars.
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Upper Alton
Harrisburg
Saline County
Recorder’s
Southern
Mllinois & St. Louis Lway Company
Rev T E Ream Plans January Evangelistic Services
Plainfield December 30 Rev T E Ream of the Methodist church announces a January series of evangelistic services conducted by Dr Hyde of Chicago. Services held each evening except Saturdays with a midweek prayer meeting on Wednesday this week at the M E church.
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Hazel Cri
Cribbs
Guy Everton
Anna Culver
Silver Cross Hospital
Sprague
Plainfield
L. B. Overman
Foran Bros
Joliet
Knox county hunting accident leaves man without right hand
GALESBURG report says Charles Hobart of East Galesburg lost his right hand when he rested it on a shotgun muzzle. Amputation performed. MOUNT STERLING hog sale drew buyers from several states with 45 herd averaging $105.80. High Private sold for $339.50. TRENTON mayor C L Rieman resigns after years in office to move to Oklahoma for oil business. special election planned.
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Galesburg
Knox County
Charles Hobart
Mount Sterling
H. E. Browning
Duroc Jvesey
J. J. Baker
Independence
Kas
Trenton
C. L. Rieman
Oklahoma
Whittaker held on confession of arson spree
In Quincy a 19 year old boy Herbert Whittaker confessed to setting seven buildings on fire over two days and was held to the grand jury. His foster parents Mr and Mrs John L Lyons say he has long shown a mania for fires since his parents died in a New Hampshire blaze eight years ago.
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Quincy
Herbert Whittaker
John L. Lyons
New Hampshire
First photo of scene at Calumet Michigan disaster
Calumet Michigan December 29 a Christmas tree gathering at Italian hall ended in panic when an intoxicated man shouted Fire forcing a rush to a single exit. About eighty people including children crowded the stairs and exit as the hall collapsed into chaos.
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Calumet, Mich
Morning Smiles And Miscellany Of Humorous Tales
A string of humorous vignettes from Punch and National Monthly: a hotel tourist negotiates room rates and extras then asks to depart as is. a fairy tale about wealth and blindness. London travel quips from E M Newman. Henry James relocates to Rye and responds in polite whimsy to a jam magnate. street bribe and vest money joke. a family ocean voyage scene with a muttered greeting from the father to Willie.
Love Letters and a Barn Dance Spark a Complicated Romance
A tale of Gus Pickering and Sara Traversa begins at a barn dance, rapidly moving from passion to a tangle of exchanged letters and miscommunications. After a series of clever schemes and missteps, their messages are scattered by curious onlookers, leaving a cautionary portrait of love, pride, and misjudgment.
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Gus Pickering
Sara Travers
Gus
Sara
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