C E Society Convention to Meet in Terre Haute
The Christian Endeavor Society will meet in Terre Haute next weekend. Delegates face added expenses and lower attendance as officials debate holding future meetings in Indianapolis to leverage location and rail links. Frank Vail advocates concentrating conventions in Indianapolis to boost impact and reach.
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Christian Endeavor Society
Terre Haute
Madison
Vail
Coombs
Christian Church
Ft. Wayne
Frank Vail
Tadianapolis
Indianapolis
Pleased With Madison Visit by Lawyer Hauld DeWeese
Mr Hauld DeWeese a prominent lawyer from Cannelton and prosecuting attorney for Perry Spencer and Warrick counties is in Madison visiting his uncle Captain DeWeese of Huntersbottom and Mr James DeWeese of Mulberry Street He is a staunch Democrat and won his campaign by a large majority This is his first Madison visit and he says he is pleased with the city.
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Hauld DeWeese
Cannelton
Perry, Spencer
Warrick
Capt
DeWeese
Huntersbottom
James DeWeese
Mulberry St
Aiserjans
Kanagas City
Improvements at St Michael's Church Sparkle in Holidays
The gas company works at St Michael's Church today to light the old church with new chandeliers donated by church supporters. New stations and statues from abroad have arrived and are expected in Madison soon, promising brighter decor for the holidays.
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St. Michel’s
St. Michael
Madison
St. Michels
New Law Firm Clashman and Cole Opens in Town
A new firm of lawyers arrives in town named Clashman and Cole. The two rising young attorneys Albert Clashman and Chas Cole lead the practice from an office over Louis Bear's dry goods store. Both are well known in the city and county and their services are hoped to benefit the community.
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Clashman
Richard Jones Considers Relocation to Tazwell Indiana
Richard Jones, visiting his mother and sister, may permanently relocate to Tazwell Indiana where he and his father run extensive lumber interests. They deal largely in rare woods such as walnut and red wood used in fine cabinet work.
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Richard Jones
Tazwell
Ind
German Entertainment at Lutheran Church Aims to Educate
The Lutheran church will present a German entertainment on the 12th and 13th of next month. It is planned as education and social pleasure rather than a money making scheme. The pastor wishes the people to learn what manner of men and women the Germans are.
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Linlcoralant
Stove merchants Hoffman and Quinn move to Prenatt building
Hoffman and Quinn, stove merchants, have rented the Prenatt building on Main Street to expand their stove and tinware business. The two enterprising young men seek greater space to attract public patronage and aim for success.
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Hoffman & Quinn
Main Street
The Daily Wharf Case Moves to Indianapolis
Messrs Sulzer and Bear and Perry E Bear traveled to Indianapolis yesterday in the city interest to appear before the federal court regarding the Daily Wharf matter.
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Messrs. Sulzer and Bear
Perry E. Bear
Indianapolis
Daily Wharf
Federal Court Toys
A Charming Affair at Mrs Wherle Home
Handsome gathering last night at Mrs Nettie Wherle home with a social card party and prizes awarded to Mrs The Taylor and Charles Cravens Norvell Verry consoled for his good play Guests enjoyed a luncheon in a dainty dining room centered by chrysanthemums The evening featured vocal music and dancing with numerous attendees listed including Mesdalles Prenatt Taylor DeLoste Abbott Fearn Hennessey Sappington Voss Godfrey Herin Misses Stanley Lottie Emma Weber Moers McLphind Verry Cravens Hargan Sateh Abbott Ford Lewis Jrmens Soppington Taylor Voss and Taylor
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Nettie Wherle
the Taylor
Charles Cravens
Norvell Verry
Gues
Mesdalles Prenatt
Taylor
DeLoste
Abbott
Fearn
Hennessey
Sappington
Voss
Godfrey
Herin
Misses Stanley
Lottie
Emma Weber
Moers
McLphind
Verry
Cravens
Hargan
Sateh
Abbott Ford
Lewis
Jrmens Soppington
Vossandavlor
Young Ladies Host Mugby Junction Party Dinner
The Eagle Hollow girls plan a Mugby Junction style party next Friday week. Lunch baskets are numbered to match each helper and sold. The buyer’s companion is the girl whose basket number matches, and they share the meal in a game of blind selection.
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Eagle Hollow
County Commissioners Meet for December Session
County commissioners convene next Monday in regular December session. Commissioner elect McKay to assume duties as Mr Robertstern’s term ends. Mr O Brien aims to have steam heaters installed to warm the chamber for the session’s final day. contract requires the system be in by the 30th.
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McKay
Robertstern
O'Brein
Hood's Sarsaparilla Advertising Appeals to Reason
The ad states Hood's Sarsaparilla is within reason and true and appeals to sober thinking people. It claims endorsements fully substantiate its financial credibility and lack hesitation in acceptance.
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Hood
Hoos Pills Promise Liver Relief And Digestion Aid
An old advertisement touts Hoos Pills as a remedy for liver ills including constipation biliousness jaundice sick headache and indigestion. The claim highlights broad digestive and hepatic benefits and positions the product as a general health tonic.
Brewster Funeral Held Under GIALT Honor
James Brewster, a Dayton Soldiers Home veteran and member of the GI ALT organization, was laid to rest this morning at 100 Block. Interment followed at Springdale Cemetery with services conducted under GI ALT auspices.
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James Brewster
Dayton
Springdale
New Presbyterian Church at Smyana to be Dedicated
The Smyana Presbyterian church will be dedicated a week after the coming Sabbath. Rev Frank Hoo of Indianapolis, formerly active in Smyrana religious work, will preach at the dedication.
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New Presbyterian Church
Smyana
Frank Hoo
Indianapolis
Smyrana
Ashes and Garbage Dumped in Alleys and Streets
Some individuals continue to discard ashes and garbage in alleys and streets without using proper containers or neglecting to manage waste properly.
Quiet Departure to Indianapolis with Two Attendants
Sherri Nohl escorted Mr Hepner to Indianapolis this morning. He was joined by two attendants and remained remarkably calm despite the apprehension surrounding the trip.
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Sherri Nohl
Hepner
Indianapolis
Infant dies. mother passes weeks earlier in city
The infant child of Mr. C. A. Lewis died yesterday morning and was buried yesterday afternoon. The mother died a couple of weeks ago. Miss Mary Hampton daughter of Dr. Hampton of Hunter's Bottom was in the city today. A Logan of Hanover was in the city today. Mrs. Snyder of Milton was in the city today. Miss Kiama Smith of Calloway's Station visits at Mr. Edward Ritchie residence and will remain over Thanksgiving. Edw. McDonald of Janisville is in the city.
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Mary Hampton
de. Hampton
Hunter's Bottom
A. ©. Logan
Hanover
Snyder
Milton
Kiama Smith
Calloway’s Station
Edward Ritchie
Edw. McDonald
Janisville
Ex Hawaii minister Stevens replies to Blount over Hawaii policy
Ex Minister Stevens fires a broad denials and defense of his actions in Hawaii, accusing Commissioner Blount of misrepresentation and asserting that American and diplomatic duty guided the Boston landing and protection of citizens. He counters Blount’s charges about access to legation archives and accuses royalists and British agents of manipulation.
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Avgusta
Stevens
Commissioner Blount
Stew
North Pacific
Plymouth Rock
Blount
Gresham
Thomas Jefferson
William L. Marey
William H. Seward
James G. Blaine
Liliuokalani
Honolulu
Department of State
United States
Boston
Kalakaua
Merrill
Bayard
England
Ony
Legation
Harrison
Sentre Foreign Affairs Committee
Mr. Blount
Tokio
San Francisco
Hawaii
Messra
Thurston
Smith
Committee of Safety
Wiltz
E¢ m
Luntes
Fce
Paris Frenchman and political intrigue in Honolulu
The passage labels G T Rosseau as an adventurous Frenchman and details tangled accusations around Blounts inquiry, Sam uel Parker Cummins Hopkins Cornwell Kalakaua and the Jones Wilcox ministry. It asserts Queen Liliuokalani attempted a revolution, the provisional government was formed January 17, and foreign representatives acknowledged it.
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Wilts
Swinburne
Wonelulu
Wiltz
Ingsven
Lat
Arion Hall
Boston
Committee of Safety
Blount
Washington
State Department
Senate
Talanda
Neumann
Spreckels
Liliuokalani
Harrison
Senate Committee of Foreign Affairs
John F. Colburn
A. P. Peterson
Charles L. Hopkins
W. H. Cornwell
Jones-Wilcox
Hawaiian Interior Department
Peterson
Samuel Parker
Cornwall
G. T. Rosseau
Wilson
Liliuolalani
Paris
Honolulu
J. A. Cummins
Cummins
W. T. Seward
Seward
Hopkins
Cornwell
Kalakaua
Colburn
Hinta
Thurston
Dole
Henry Waterhouse
Gresham
Lilinokalani
Hoolulu
Wakefield VA Town Devastated by Major Fire
Perenrsacra Virginia November 30 The town of Wakefield with 500 inhabitants has been almost destroyed by fire leaving extensive damage and displacement.
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Perenrsacra
Wakefield
Pacific Coast Lumbermen Oppose Free Lumber Bill
Composite statistics and interviews indicate that a free lumber list would harm Pacific coast industry if enacted by Congress. Washington Oregon and California producers across parties oppose free status as capital and trade projections show British Columbia competition could intensify.
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Tacoma
Congress
Pacific
United States
Washington
Oregon
California
Acific
British Columbia
Mexico Rejoices Over New U S Tariff Impact on Mines
Ber Leal mines in Tarim City Mexico welcomed the Democratic tariff bill. The measure is cited as easing duties on silver lead ores, enabling possible smelter setup in U S frontier cities to process Mexican products. Separately, Ohio asylum reports 1120 patients, per capita cost 155, total yearly expense 208,857.48, balance 27,104.46. appropriation sought 212,050.
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City of
Mexico
United States Congress
United States
Ohio
Talane, Columnes
Husing One Asylum
Revered Missionaries Return from China to San Francisco
The Rev. W M P Chalfant and his wife, once of Pittsburg, have come back to the United States from Chow Fi in the interior of China. They were sent by the Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions and arrived aboard the steamer Penna amid ongoing disturbances in the region.
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San Francisco
Navy
W.M. P. Chalfant
Pittsburg
Chow Fi
China
Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions
Chins Minoh
Disaster in Italy Train Crash Kills and Maims Many
A Milan to Treviso freight collision near Limitro station in dense fog killed 43 and injured 183, many emigrants bound for America. A Milan express struck a stationary Verona freight, causing engines to topple, cars to burn, and victims to be burned, crushed, or amputated before rescue teams arrived.
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Minax
Limitro
Here
Trevigio
America
Venice
Verona
Milan
Thiti
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