Love Triumph Delays and Trains End in Carthage Wedding
Sadie Pendergast a Carthage stenographer escaped an arranged confinement in Streator and met John Burling by chance in Peoria. After a long chase and a missed telegram they reunited on a train, then wed in Carthage with Judge Durham presiding. The couple plans to start anew in the West.
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Peoria
Still City
Sadie Pendergast
Carthage
Peorte
John Burling
Burling
Pointegast
McCall
Ilinois
Judge Durham
Kindlhier Shies
Miss Pendergast
O'Hara
Streator
Corla
Weekly Sunday market full of fruits and vegetables list
The weekly market feature repeats prior lists with extensive vegetables and fruits. Prices are higher due to season, spotlighting tomatoes cucumbers and pineapples as notable buys. A long catalog follows with dozens of produce items including greens, roots, citrus, berries, and assorted nuts with unit prices.
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Long Island
St Pauls First Coffee Draws Good Attendance
The Ladies Aid of St Pauls Evangelical church served the monthly coffee on Thursday despite cold weather. Attendance was strong and the event was described as a success. Plans for envelope distribution were discussed for February at the Vermont Street church parsonage.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
St Pauls Evangelical Church
St. Paul’s Evangelical Church
Com. Wedoof
Elma Ho Lampe
George Lux Vens Hioener
Revo AL W Prisehte
Vermont Street
M. E
Moe
Orien
Mars Aice Gardner
Savoy Theaters
C. H. Wood
Martindale
the Pany
Cold Wave Triggers City Reform Wave
A cold snap over the past two days halted city misbehavior with no arrests and no police court activity. Officials attribute the reform wave to the extreme cold keeping people indoors and avoiding nightlife.
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Answe
Urges Freedom for Street Cars in Loop District
An advertisement in Chicago papers dated December 9, 1915 by the Chicago Surface Lines calls for discontinuing vehicle storage along loop district streets. It argues storage blocks street car traffic, delays hundreds of thousands of riders, and should be redirected to improve service, though no company action has been taken yet.
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Chicago
Loop District
Loop Streets
Two Candidates File Petitions in Third Ward Primary
August Schanz formally entered the race for the alderman nomination in the Third ward by filing a petition with City Clerk Schroer on Thursday afternoon. It is the second petition taken for the upcoming Democratic primary.
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August Schanz
Schroer
Local aldermanic race heats up with filing set Jan. 31
Local political activity intensifies as petitions for aldermanic candidates begin January 31. O F Robb seeks nomination in the Second ward while most sitting aldermen expect re election except Third ward’s Weisenburger who will not run again. Other terms expiring this spring include McNutt Ebert Bitter Hummert Genenbacher and Owen.
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Weisenburger
James McNutt
Louis Ebert
Albert L. Bitter
John Hummert
George Genenbacher
Damages Awarded Against Film Company
The General Film company of Chicago sued former Gem proprietors Pinkelman and Morest for damages granted in their case.
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Film CO
The
General Film Company of
Chicago
Pinkelman and Morest
Gem
Bell's Pine Tar Honey Cold Remedy Ad
For your cold and cough use Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey. Pine tar soothes irritation and helps loosen phlegm while antiseptic action aids relief. Brings easier breathing and arrests movement discomfort. Insist on Bell's Pine Tar Honey. Price 28 cents. Adv. Try a Whig Want Ad.
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Bell
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