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30 Sep 1870
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Kokomo Journal in Kokomo, Indiana
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Newspaper
Kokomo Journal
Location
Kokomo, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1870
Page
1
Peru and Indianapolis Railroad Officials Meeting Schedule
The text lists court meeting dates and officials including Hawanp Concert Court and Common Press Court meeting on specified Mondays in May, November, February, June, September, and other months. It also names CommissionER's Court, Board of Equalization dates, and city officials such as Mayor J W Cooper, Marshal A H Duke, Treasurer W A Beeks, Assessor E A Moore, Fire Chief N C Cole, and councilmen. Also references the Peru & Indianapolis Railroad with Genl Ticket Agent F S Scull and D S Gray as 2d Vice President and General Manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Cooper
A. H. Duke
Co. Bechtel
W. A. Beeks
J. F. Elliott
E. A. Moore
N. C. Cole
Churches services and officers schedule listed
Faiexas First day meetings on second story Wildmans block with morning school at 9 30 and Missionary School at 3 pm Bible class at 4 pm and evening meeting at 7. Pas tor Hutchison preaches in Wilsons Hall Sundays at 10 am and 7 4 pm with Sunday School at 2 pm and Thursday prayer. CoxGrecational Rev Baldwin serves Sundays 10 45 am and 7 45 pm with Sunday School 2 pm and Thursday prayer. Mennonist Eriscoran Rev W Wilson 10 am and 7 3 pm Sundays School 2 pm Thursday prayers. Cumisthas Elder E L Frazier 10 am and 7 4 pm services Bible class Monday Sunday school 2 4 pm prayer Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faiexas
Wildman’s Block
A. m
Mr. Hutchison
Wilson’s Hall
D. J. Baldwin
Eriscoran
Rev. W. Wilson
Cumisthas
E. L. Frazier
Masonic Meeting Schedule Fragments
Fragmentary notice lists Masonic lodges with meeting days tied to full moon cycles. Koromo Lovar No 93 meets on Saturday, or preceding full moon, while Koromo Lonag No 1383 meets Tuesdays. Other lodges include Howard Looce No 373 on Wednesday, Greentown Lower on Saturdays after full moon, Naprouatr Lower Fairfield on Thursdays, Witpman Lopgz and Astro Loner No 276 on Saturdays and Mondays respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koromo Lovar
Howard Looce
Greentown Lower
Naprouatr Lower
Fairfield
Koromo Lonag
Witpman Lopgz
Astro Loner
Attorneys At Law in Kokomo Indiana Advertise Services
MM eRRay KROI and D Murray H Krom H A Brouse announce attorney at law and notary public services in Kokomo Indiana. Offices on east side public square and north side of the public square with prompt attention to all business and collections statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kraus & Rosenthal’s
Public Square
Attorneys At Law
Kokomo, Indiana
D. Murray
H. Krom
H A. Brouse
East Side Public Square
Kokomo
Journal
Darnall, Scotton & Co’s. Drug Store
J. W. Kern
Indiana
Publi Square
Be Thou Up and Doing Labor for Life and Health
The poem urges honest toiling in the open air and labor of mind and body. It extols rolling up sleeves, leaving idle life behind, and earning riches while you can. It links daily work to health, strength, and a long life, promising a lasting, celebrated name from toil.
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Lady’s Fair
Free-love and Spiritualism in the American mind
A historical sermon critique links Modern Spiritualism to free love, citing Educator editor A E Newton and Rev John Spear. It argues spiritualist writings undermine morality, cites Mrs Lewis and Berlin Heights experiments, and warns youth against libertine influences through a boy's night journey toward repentance and renewed faith.
Various Indiana Notes Highlight Local Happenings
Census counts claim Logansport at 10000 inhabitants while Terre Haute reports a fashionable ghost scene. The Union City Fair features a fat man's race and the nation’s game dwindles in popularity. A Ft. Wayne shooting match prize went to a Catholic priest who won a live deer. Foxes and spiritualists rise in Floyd county amid citizen annoyance. Robert Doughty dies in a Johnson county gravel pit collapse. Fountain county finds a fossil tooth weighing nearly two pounds. An Oxford Benton county man bitten by a rattlesnake 17 years ago still uses whisky as a cure. George W. Vanderburg claims Richmond has 75 avenues to hell. Senator Pratt grows influential. his weight shifts political balance. Italian troops take Rome, ending temporal power of the Pope. A paymaster is robbed, captured and jailed within 24 hours. The Indianapolis Home for Friendless Women burns, loss about 16000. insured for 5000, suspected incendiary. The Home will likely be rebuilt promptly.
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Edward Norton
Senl
Jake Hurd
4Gar & Williams
Missouri
St. Joseph
Edward
Fake
Christ
Satan
Jake
Sid
Eddie
Ulis
Terre Haute
Union City
Ft. Wayne
Floyd County
Robert Doughty
Johnson County
Bonebrake
Fountain County
Oxford
Benton County
George W. Vanderburg
Winchester Gazette
Richmond
Rome
Penn
Indianapolis
Boy earns cash by hard work and study to build future
A city judge learns of a boy who, with an ax on his shoulder, hands him seventy five dollars saved from work after his time ends. The boy explains he earned it by chopping wood and plans to study, believing disciplined labor and savings will lead to opportunity and success. The note for a thousand dollars later in life hints at prudent finances and ambition.
Sailor’s confession on shipboard abuse and awakening mercy
A sailor admits habitual drunken cruelty toward his wife Sally in Bethel. He describes waking from a dream of shipwreck to see Sally crying for the first time, swearing to stop abusing her. He ends with a moral about rights and doing right.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally
Death of Elijah C. Leach Remembrance in Kokomo
Obituary and funeral notices for Elijah C. Leach, longtime Kokomo citizen. City Council and Odd Fellows resolutions mourn his loss, noting his faithfulness and kindness. Fraternal groups pledge mourning rituals and sympathy to his widow and children. Scribes reference local ministers and a large funeral attendance. The piece also recounts other 1870 local notices and brief anecdotes.
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Wnerras
Elijah C. Leach
Council
Resolven
Masonic
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