Stated Meeting of No ble Chapter O E S 122
A stated meeting of No ble chapter No 122 O E S will be held Tuesday evening June 17 at 7 30 pm. John Mitchell will entertain the Stars with his gramophone for the tenth anniversary of the O E S in this city. Refreshments will be served. Agnes Hartsuck secretary Lucetta Redmond w M
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Noble Chapter
No. 122
John Mitchell
Gramophone
Agnes Hartsuck
Secy
Lucetta Redmond
W. M
Local residents among traveling and visiting figures
Dr Reiff of Albion visits the city while I K Jones heads to Coney Island New York Mrs S K Haddix seeks treatment at Presbyterian hospital in Chicago Mr and Mrs Joseph Deibele of Detroit Michigan visit John Deibele and family Mrs T L Graves travels to Chicago to see daughter Mrs L W Welker Arthur Fell remains ill at his uncle John D Kellys North Main street residence J W Miller goes to Albion to direct recorder office duties Auburn Dispatch notes Ed Rommis and children from Kendallville visiting Julia Sherlock St M Seely relocates to Fort Wayne to run a Standard Oil station M Griswold and daughter Mrs Charles Mackey of Belvidere Ill visit D H Stinsons family then travel to Hudson Mich August Rendell and wife from Chicago visit locals before leaving for Pittsburg Pa to run McCray Refrigerator branch.
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Reiff
Albion
I. K. Jones
Coney Island
New York
S. K. Haddix
Presbyterian Hospital
Chicago
Joseph Deibele
Detroit
Mich
John Deibele
T. L. Graves
L. W. Welker
Arthur Fell
John D. Kelly
North Main Street
J.W. Miller
Recorder’s
Recorder Bluhm
Auburn Dispatch
Ed Rommis
Kendallville
Julia Sherlock
St. M. Seely
Fort Wayne
Seely
Standard Oil
M. Griswold
Charles Mackey
Belvidere
Ill
D. H. Stinson
Hudson, Mich
August Rendell
Mr. Rendell
Pittsburg, Pa
McCray Refrigerator Company
Early 1800s Snapshot of U S and World Facts and Births
A compact chronicle notes events from 1801 to 1803 including political shifts in the United States with Jefferson Burr presidency and War with Tripoli, territorial changes involving Louisiana, and notable births such as Wa Seward and Alexander Dumas. It also mentions press growth and scientific milestones like Jenner and vaccines.
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United States
Wa. H. Seward
Tripoli
Ohio
Spain
Louisiana
France
New Orleans
England
House of Commons
Jenner
Congress
Alexander Dumas
Ralph Waldo Imerson
German Syrup touted for lung trouble cure
Cautionary ad praises Boschee's German Syrup as the best remedy for consumption, bronchitis and severe coughs since 1868. Claims low price 75 cents and worldwide popularity. Promotes availability from druggists, including G. G. Green of Woodbury New Jersey.
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Boschee
G. G. Green
Woodbury, N. J
Card of Thanks to Reverend Magor and ME Church
The K O T M expresses gratitude for the excellent sermon by Rev. M J Magor on Sunday and thanks the M E church for opening its doors and the courteous treatment received, plus appreciation for the choir's music. F S Finley, R K.
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M. J. Magor
M E. Church
F. S. Finley
R. K
All Settled in Community Dispute
Jenks asks if the dispute with farmer Akers is settled. Akers replies that lawyers have settled on farming accommodations. The exchange appears in the Catholic Standard with emphasis on farm life and neighborly relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmer Akers
Jenks
Murder Witness Recounts Nail Driven Killing Tale
A woman describes a brutal crime in which her husband Peebles kept two lovers and planned elopement for wealth. After years of abuse she killed him by driving a nail into his head with a hammer as he slept, citing fear of further violence and parallels to biblical Jael. She offers her account from the kitchen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renfrew
Okla
John Peebles
Jael
Sisera
Peebleses
Oklahoma
Peebles
Plains
Madness and murder amid meat riots in New York crowd
The report describes a wife confessing to killing her abusive husband by nailing him to a wall and expressing no remorse. It notes sympathy for her, while contrasting a separate bread and meat riot in New York where women led boycotts of kosher butchers, seizing meat and pouring oil on it as prices spiked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Memorial notices and probate items from Kendallville
Obituary notices recount John Jacob Schneider born 1821 in Württemberg died 1902 in Kendallville and tributes to his faith. Also brief death notices for William Bernard Kollman born 1894 died 1902 aged 7, with funeral details. Advertised letters listed, with names and prompting readers to request notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bernard Kollman
Frederick A
Myrtle M. Kollman
Kendallville
Ind
Bernard
Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
Methodist Episcopal Church
Lake View Cemetery
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Railway
Ghite Lead
Pratt’s and Lambert’s
Murphy’s
Paris Green
London Purple
Thomas Jefferson
Aaron Burr
House of Representatives
Great Britain and Ireland
Paul I
Russia
Alexander T
Czar
U.S
Scotland
Mrs. Peebles
Kansas City
East Side
John Jacob Schneider
Feldtstetten
Wuertenberg
Germany
Vecatur
DeKalb County
Zion’s Lutheran Church
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Jesus
Son
God
Heavenly Father
John Brueggemann
Jac. Schneider
Salome
Fred Johnson
Marie
Charles Buck
Emilie Schneider
Lena Schneider
Minna Schneider
Louise Schneider
Henry Schneider
Peter Schneider
Eva Haueisen
Lord Jesus
King of
Paradise
William H. Brown
T. A. Horner
Richard Knotts
Jo. Linsey
Mary Smith
Lewis Westfall
H. C. Whitford
Adverse
G. P. Alexander
Peninsular Lead & Color Works, Ltd
Peninsular Lead & Color Works (Ltd
Diana
Paris
McKeen-Snyder Lumber TO
Indiana
California
Red
Kendallville, Indiana
G.h.lohman
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