Death of A D McMix and Revival Plans at Broadway
A D McMix died last midnight after a brief illness during a December cold spell. The report notes delirium and a long list of memories as he faded, aged 365 days in calendar terms. Broadway Methodist church plans revival services with Kerr Brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teddy
Africa
Taft
Ferrer
Prince Ito
C. W. Morse
Astor
Central Pankc
Cairo
Aldrich
Jack Johnson
Alaska-Yukon
Gompers and Mitchell
Ballinger
Kerr Brothers
Broadway
Moses
Joshua
Daniel
Josiah
Fzra
Luther
England
Calvin
Knox
George Fox
John Bunyan
Pilgrim’s Progress
Church of Jesus Christ
White
Broadway Methodist Church
Taxpayers Face Antitoxin Bill After Nonpayment
Dr. Joseph Rubsam filed a $35 bill for 20,000 units of antitoxin with the city clerk. Angela Kasper, daughter of Nicholas Kasper of West Broadway, received the dose, but the Kasper family could not pay, and the debt falls to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Rubsam
Angela Kasper
Nicholas Kasper
West Broadway
Italian Foreman Secures Fifty Laborers for Traction Work
Tony Damico, an Italian foreman for Winona Traction, arrived yesterday to hire fifty Italian laborers. They will assist in the major cut on the traction line at Chili where the interurban line passes under the Putler division of the Vandalia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Damico
Winona Traction Company
Chili
Putler
Vandalia
Family Dinner Hosted by Schnelle at Prownstret Home
Mr and Mrs William Schnelle of 114 Prownstret entertain fifteen relatives at a six o'clock dinner today with Mr William Kolb of Cincinnati among the guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Schnelle
Prownstret
William Kolb
Cincinnati
Johnson Boasts Gentleman Jim Talk Not Licenced
heavyweight champion Jack Johnson dismisses James Corbett as a dead champion and says he would take the belt if Corbett were still champion. The crowd at the Nelson theatre shows favorable reaction as Johnson defends his title and mocks Corbett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corbett
Mister Corbett
Jack Johnson
Nelson Theatre
George Washin
Potomac
Johnson
New Year Oration Foretells 1910 Prospects and Policies
A humorous New Year forecast outlines expected events for 1910 including political shifts, a new congress, tariff and labor battles, constitutional changes, and expansions in military and infrastructure projects. It anticipates census work, anti liquor moves, and notable celestial events while promising wage stability and double holidays. The speaker also hints at sport crowns, boxing, baseball, and naval plans amid global political tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zelaya
Joe Cannon
Sugar Trust
Central Bank
Pearl Harbor
Pacific
Panama Canal
Gatun Dam
Supreme Court
Germany
England
China
Korea
South Africa
Great Britain
Ireland
Brazil
Mexico
Spain
Ferrer
Portugal
Macao
Rabbits Ruin Young Cass County Trees Amid Winter Losses
Cass County farmers report hundreds of young fruit trees damaged by rabbits feeding on bark as snow melts. Authorities suggest lime and sulphur paint to deter the pests and note many rabbits have perished in the cold, while Hunters gain sport from the remaining population.
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Cass County
Four Matinee Dances Planned Across City Venues
Four matinee dances will be held this afternoon in the city drawing good crowds. Knights and Ladies of Honor perform at Ben Hur hall while Dode Fitzgerald hosts a dance at the Mason Temple. Odd Fellows host a dance in their hall and a group of young ladies led by Mary Wood Elliott and Ethel Uhl will pose for a charity stroll at the Stet tirer hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights and Ladies of Honor
Ben Hur
Dode Fitzgerald
Masonic Temple
Odd Fellows
Mary Wood-Elliott
Ethel Uhl
Tot Routh
Nettie Fisher
Helen Sullivan
Pearl Champe
Mayme Eckert
Fay Lucy
Edith Milliran
Elizabeth Purcell
Manual Training Gains Ground In Indiana Schools
Educators at the State Teachers association in Indianapolis endorse introducing manual training in all schools. Local superintendent A H Douglass supports it though local action is pending. Indianapolis and Hanover College figures attend. pension bill discussed with a proposed $250 minimum and disability provisions. Professor Mills leads a committee to advance the measure next session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Douglass
Calvin N. Kendall
Indianapolis
A. A. Mills
Hanover College
Mills
Panhandle Pays Engineer Widow Settlement in Collinsville Wreck
Mrs Iona Marshall of Richmond widow of Louis Marshall an engineer on the Panhandle freight train received 2500 dollars from the railroad company in settlement of death claims from the Collinsville wreck on October 22 The company is negotiating with families of three mail clerks and a fireman for similar settlements Engineer Elmer Brown was injured in the same crash which killed several workers in the city New Year celebrations and society events fill the town with dances and watch parties as many residents recount the night.
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Iona Marshall
Richmond
Louis Marshall
Collinsville
Panhandle
Pennsylvania Company
Marshall
Elmer Brown
Phi Sigma Chi
Deibert Stevens
Conhne
Boyd
Mareconi
Eks
Age ‘Na Heir
Garnet Arrick
Goldan Yhreewis
A. H. Douglass
W. H. Voorhis
Kokomo
Samuel G. Gifford
Castlehall
Market Street
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A.D. M'Mix
Wight
Waskerr Brothers
A. D. McMix
McMix
J. C. White
Jim
Hatley
Australia
State Association OF Teach
Edu
Owidom
English Lutheran Church
Merril Howard
Pleasant Hill Street
J. B.C
B. U
James B. Crim
Bible Island
Harriet Kineman
Burlington Avenue
Logan Camp
Modern
Woodmen of America
J. K. Bruner
Sycamore Street
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