Old Soldiers Respond Honor McKinley Memorial
Comrades of William McKinley and other veterans express tribute to the dead president by sending offerings to Myron T. Herrick in Cleveland, funding the McKinley National Memorial Desociation. An old veteran sent his full pension check with a fifty cent oddity to symbolize flowers for the grave.
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William McKinley
Myron T. Herrick
McKinley National Memorial Desociation
Cleveland
McKinley
Indiana National Guard reports growth and unit locations
Adjutant General Ward’s report to Washington shows Indiana Guard strength rising to 2413 enlisted men, about 300 more than 1900, with 500000 residents not in the Guard subject to army call. It lists infantry, artillery, hospital and other detachments by city and battalion, and notes new officer installations by the Tribe of Beo Hur at a recent meeting.
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Ward
Indiana National Guard
War Department
Washington
Indiana Guard
Indiana
National Guard
Vincennes
Bloomington
New Albany
Indianapolis
Aurora
Franklin
South Bend
Auburn
Columbia City
Rockville
Signal Corps
Warsaw
Carnegie Gifts in 1901 Reach 40 Million for Libraries
The 1901 allocations total 40.2 million dollars for libraries and educational causes. Carnegie's fortune is estimated around 250 million with an annual income of 12.5 million. Major gifts include 10 million to a national university in Washington and 10 million to Scotland’s universities, plus 7 million to a Pittsburgh technical institute.
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Carnegie
National University
Washington
Scotland
Technical Institute
Pittsburg
New York
Carnegie Company
Braddock
Homestead
Duquesne
St. Louie
Noble County Ditches Add Wealth But Value Remains Uncertain
Five hundred miles of circuit court and commissioners ditches have been built in Noble county over seven years. The project cost many thousand dollars and reclaimed hundreds of acres of bottom and swamp land. The exact wealth added is not determinable, though it will reach many thousand dollars according to New Era.
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Noble County
Regular meeting of Star Tent No 52 KOTM Friday
A notice announces Star Tent No 52 K O T M meets Friday evening January 10. Installation of G H Snyder great chaplain of Indiana is expected and one trustee will be elected. All Sir Knights are urged to attend. The New Reyher hotel announces a new site today for traveler accommodation.
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G. H. Snyder
Indiana
FP. O. Silvey
BR. K
Irregular Advertisements and Local Notices
A mixed page notes Sullivan's Studio offering fine photos at oper house tonight and Citizens oil via Sherwood and Ackerman. It also reports lost pocket book on Main street, political nominations for U S senator, church and local charity efforts, pay for rural mail carriers, postmaster appointments, and a murder case involving twins buried in an orchard in Illinois.
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Opers House
Sherwood
Ackerman
Maclay
Main Street
Kentucky
James B. McCreary
U.S
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Ohio
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Starke County
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Indiana Line
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Lawrenceburg
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Pamy
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Frank Treadwell
Bennett, Ia
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Amprelil & CO
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Cawley
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A. B. Young