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Newspaper
Riverdale Pointer
Location
Riverdale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1909
Page
5
Theodore E. Burton of Cleveland, successor to Senator Joseph B. Foraker, asserts that only small men hold grudges. He argues a strong minded, cultured person rejects bitterness and keeps a broad sympathy, recognizing grudges harm the holder more than others.
Notice states an automobile left in the care of unknown parties will be sold for storage charges. The car number 7174 Lil. Tennis VanDer Aa is located in South Holland Cook County Illinois. Call within 10 days to claim or instructions will proceed.
Marion Ayers of St. Paul preserves a quart of cherries canned forty seven years ago. The fruit was put up by Ayers’ mother, Mrs. Samuel McKee, for her son William McKee a Union soldier at Jefferson Barracks Missouri. He died in hospital before the shipment.
Blue Island erupts with political activity as three mayoral candidates compete George C Gobet current mayor Everett H Rexford and Edward N Stein. City clerk candidate Fred Hohmann stands unopposed while City Attorney Geo H Guenther faces Thomas McGrath. Three candidates seek city treasurer Harry Rohrbach Christian Krueger and Louis Schwartz and most wards field three or four hopefuls.
Daniel Webster addressed a political meeting at Faneuil Hall as the crowd swayed and pressed to enter. He commanded in a stentorian tone to stand firm, and the mass steadied, producing a moment of calm and a declaration on self government.
Lancashire residents reveal odd christening customs with Doctor Whittaker as a seventh son homage and repeated surnames like Briggs Briggs and Yates Yates. The piece notes double Sarahs such as Sarah Jane and Sarah Alice to distinguish twins or sisters, reflecting local naming quirks in Preston.
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