11 Apr 1902
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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1902
Page
1
Presenting services each alternate Sunday at local church. Prayer meeting on Tuesday evening. Sunday School at 2:30 a.m. Epworth League at 7:00 p.m. Devotional meeting. All are welcome. FW Tilman, Pastor.
Washington notes from April 7 describe Senate plans to finish essential legislation by June, the oiled schedule for Indian appropriation and Chinese exclusion bills, and House actions on Landry Civil Bill and Revenue Cutter Service reform. Social highlights include Paderewski at the White House dinner with President Roosevelt and a British Embassy musical program by Mrs Russel.
A March program lists Miss Laura Rantz mandolin club and Rev. J Q Cline, with solo and duet pieces including The Flight of Ages and The Poet and Peasant. Presented by Mrs Ora Funk and Rev J W Tillman alongside Anna Jaques Pency Perry Elua Stickel Charles Garman Buanche Tridle with depictions titled Sculptured Glories and Architecture of Ancient Greece.
A local column warns that sensible girls may marry against parental and friend advice, driven by blind infatuation. It notes the resulting regret and possible path to divorce court, recounting a neighboring town case where a bright woman realized too late the worthlessness of her husband after the spell broke.
The great soldiers and sailors monument in Indianapolis will be dedicated Thursday May 15. The event aims to gather the largest group of civil and Spanish War veterans in the state in recent years and marks a defining moment in the region's history.
A Muncie man familiar with Spanish laws in Cuba argues that serving outsides in prison on the island limits daily pay to twenty cents. If the ruling stands Charles Flw Feely would serve 786 years and 265 days to pay a $56,701 fine, not counting a ten year term. To complete the entire sentence would require 290,805 days, the length of several lives.
The Wabash Times notes progress toward extending the Wabash River Traction Company lines from Wabash to Logansport. Construction will begin when weather permits and operations are expected to start before summer, with potential service between Wabash and Logansport anticipated soon.
Roy Rowland, a winter teacher at district seven five miles southeast of Silver Lake, brought the school term to a close last Friday evening.
Lawmakers hear testimony from grocery trade representatives in Bay State proceedings. Officials outline concerns and proposed measures affecting retail food distribution and pricing.
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