River Gives Up Body of Miss Rose Stout in Mississippi
The body of Rose Stout, drowned near Alexandria Missouri on Christmas Eve 1910, was recovered April 5 two miles north of Wanton by a fisherman. Neighbors report decomposition and possible causes, marking a long mystery solved after river conditions shifted, reconnecting Miss Stout to her prominent Alexandria family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felix Stout
Alexandria
Rose
Keokuk Lawa
Migs Rose Stout
Mississippi
Wanton
Muss Stout
F. A
Rebo
Canton
Miss Stout
Warsaw
Thomas
Gate City
Lumma la Porte
B Street
Keokuk
West Hammond Trust and Savings Bank Statement 1913
Balance sheet shows total resources 126 965 54 with loans on real estate 22850 and collateral 13924 87. Other loans and discounts 41039 investments capital stock 25000 90 surplus 3500 undivided profits 6120 45 deposits include time 8672 savings 27167 37 demand 61073 40 cash and checks 2305 63 total liab 126 995 54 sworn by cashier Paul I Muschelewicz in Cook County Illinois on April 10 1913
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sprte
Theptboew
P. I. Muschelewicz
West Hammond
Of Course He Did
A congressional exchange turns on a misquote about Noah and Webster as a colleague at the desk suggests Noah wrote the dictionary. The speaker dismisses the quip, saying Noah built the ark amid a light parliamentary moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Webster
Noah
For Sale or Rent Billiard Ball and Tea Cream Parlor
A sale or rental notice offers a billiard ball and a tea cream parlor. Interested parties are invited to call and meet the seller, listed as Cras at UC SCHNOOR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cras
Schnoor
For Sale and Rent Notices Across Riverdale Dolton
Listings include 80 acre farm with timber and cultivation, 21 acre farm near Dalton, 7 room house in New Chicago, 6 room Hazel Crest house, and various farms and properties for sale or rent. Multiple calls for horses, engines, machinery, seeds, and poultry indicates a busy classifieds page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverdale
Dolton
F. A. Reich
First National Bank of
Dalton
A. S. Dickman
New Chicago
Fred Struss
138Th Street
Hazel Crest
Poimter
Oswald Obeldobel
F.C. Propper
Dolton Ilhnow
Earliest English Tea Mention and 19th Century Rise
An 1615 Wick ham letter from Firando Japan to Macao asks for a pot of the best chaw. By 1850 English tea use expands widely as prices range from 30 to 50 dollars per pound, reflecting broader adoption and rising demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wickham
East India Company
Firando
Japan
Eaton
Company
Macao
England
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kinney Brothers
F. Kinney
John
Kinney
Werkly
Indiana Ave
Dalton Pont
Indiana Avenue
Ree
Lansing State Bank
Lansing
State of Illinois
Total Resources
H. F.W. Schultz
H F. W. Schultz
State of
Illinois
Cook
A. Vansteenberg
Notary Public
Mber
Coox County
River
Rose Stout
Mississippi River
Vanton
West Hammond Trust & Savings Bank
Nouary Publi
Riverdale, Ill
A. Niewald
M. Wiliam L Bachmann
August Verhoven
Harvey
Punter
Naoma Grant
Wiltell
Pointer
The
Pointer Co
H. P
T. T. Gouwens
South Holland
Arburpain
Leyden Avenue
H. Woodard
Cedar Street
Homewood
Wm.Warning’s
W. W. Barnard Seed Co
Timothy and
Clover Seed
Ifred Pohlers
Chicago Street
Ofhice
Winters, Dolton
FORD
Detroit
Richard J. Ton
110Th Street
Michigan Avenue
Roseland
Chicago
Roseland Dairy
Highlawn
W. P. 468
14Th Street
Fordtran Bros
Chicago Blue Island
Chicago Heights
A.C. Roth
May’s
WM. C. Zesch
Riv
Riverdante
Chauncy Ave
Grand Crossing
Edward F. Dillner
Chicago St
Dotton, Ht
Carl Wulfe
Dolton, Ill
Fred J.oit & Son
Chicago St. Dolton, Ill
Geo. Tuch
137Th Street
E. W. Grothe
Dolton Cottage
Cumter
Lincoln Ave
Grant Bros. General Machinists
Cor
138Th St
Frank C. Freehauf
Grant Street
Robert Hanschmann
Dolion
Park Ave
Idolton, Ill
Henry W. Schnoor
TES
H. W. Blocker
Kanawha Ave
Fulford & Henken
Leyden Ave
Otten
Michigan Ave
West Pullman
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