26 Apr 1902
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Newspaper
Kendallville Daily Sun
Location
Kendallville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1902
Page
1
A local ad promotes a stock of watches for sale and offers interest if you call. It also notes Foley's Kidney Cure as a remedy for kidneys and bladder and urges not to delay taking. Other items include a sale by H. C. Cunningham.
The Indianapolis News reports Miller's strong delegate support in Nobile county and across districts as the party convention advances. After initial ballots and strategic withdrawals, Charles W. Miller of Goshen secures the nomination at 3:15 with Dean, Bingham, and Moores among others stepping aside.
The article urges voters to choose councilmen by executive ability, business experience, and reliability rather than party lines. It notes the need for informed voting to maintain prosperity, then shifts to society items including Roosevelt family connections and local notices.
Local notices advertise a chicken pie supper and Home Minstrels with May 7 8 plans. Listings include North Oak street lot for sale, suitings at George Lang, rent rooms, park opening near Fort Wayne, bicycle offers, a Warsaw physician's wife death, and a charitable tonic ad. Community happenings cover church pulpit, public sale near Corunna, and a weather ad from H D Ward & Son.
Mrs Lysander Appleton expresses gratitude to dear friends who supported her during her daughter's commencement when Jane Belle forgot her lines. She recalls the moment of despair and the eventual recovery as her daughter remembered her place and continued. The note quotes from The Real Mary Who Had the Lamb and cites John Roulston as the author of the Mary Had a Little Lamb incident. Mary E Sawyer is identified as the heroine who later married Columbus Tyler and died in December 1889.
Mr Bert St John a noted city minstrel manager has been engaged by the city band to instruct and manage their entertainment on May 7 and 8. George Lang offers a fine line of blue serges at his tailor shop. The remains of Casper Huber killed by a Lake Shore train were buried at Lake View Cemetery by Undertaker Drake this afternoon.
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