Newsy Notes From Albion and Nearby Areas
Obituaries report Paul Ketel dies at Bedford Hocking home in Hope Gap. Parish notes mention Rev L Wayne Flack of English Moravian church suffering a paralytic stroke with cautious optimism for recovery. David Dribblebis granted pension and back pay. Fannie Warmoth wed Wallace Lankford in Bone Gap, now settled at their new home. Annette Ellen dies at Wanboro at 12 oclock. funeral at Oakland cemetery. she was 52 and widow of James Ellen, long a local business figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
David Dribblebis
Village Peele
Liss Fannie Warmoth
Wallace Lankford
Bone Gap
Ira
Annette Ellen
Hone Wanboro
Caceland
Ellen
James Ellen
Albion
Albion Journal
Ill and Suffering Citizens In Local News
M. P. Gheats is seriously ill and may not recover. J. J. Dawson and Scott Bledsoe are ill in their homes. A Petersburg man attempted suicide. Thomas, a colored butcher, was badly hurt in a fight with Jack PeBoard. He died at 51, leaving a wife and four children. Tom Jones and Ike Weathers stole chickens, Weathers jailed, chickens recovered near the footbridge. Healy and Evana chased Jane but he escaped. Heli Walter fell overboard and was seriously injured. Daniel Weaver, 54, of Elpora, traveled to Wheatland yesterday. In a religious disturbance case, ten youths were acquitted after trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D Thomas
Jack PeBoard
Tom Jones
Ike Weathers, Jr
Weathers
Athera Heilmoon
Evana
Janes
Wiligera
Wir
Heli Walteh
Paineere Abip
Daniel Weaver
Elpora
Wheatland
Isaac Barekman
Berekman's Chapel
Squire Haocher
Sun
Richland Marriages Quietly Tied by Bride's Home
J Frans Whyte and Miss Anna Mae Slichenmeyer of Richland wed quietly at the bride’s home on South Morgantreet Tuesday night. Other local items note the death of Mrs. Grace Herrell south of Claremont, a horse theft case leading to preliminary hearings for Ridgely Wheeler and Michela, and the death of Jesse Matthews in Madison township. A banana peel mishap on Whit tle avenue injured John Gondy, requiring physician care for a dislocated shoulder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Frans Whyte
Anna Mae Slichenmeyer
Bride
South Morgantreet
Grace Herrell
Claremont
Thortangas Herol Bres
W. C. Shake
Jesse Balwin
Parkersburg
Harry Michela
Willis Ridgely
Cherlay Wheeler
Bonpas
Jacob Barekman
Bonpoa
Ridgely
Wheeler
Squire Gunn
Michelsse
Michela
Whittle Avenue
Gondy
Advocate
WABASH Man Branched From Hugh Briones Ride
A man named Briones from Felead Grove was severely braleed while en route to his school on a snowy day. The incident occurred as he traveled on the way to school, leaving him with serious injuries and prompting a medical response. Further details were unavailable in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Briones
Felead Grove
Snoaday
Local notices reflect marriages deaths and accidents
Freak G Danforth and Mise Cora Wood wed at ex-Sheld Alfred McNair's residence. Morris Webb of Cowling dies. interment near Antioch Jan 1 1901. Thomas Dyarion jailed for stealing wood from Walker's stove factory. Carpenter Martin Nelgin injured by falling sheeting at Utility Paper Co. Risley released on own recognizance. insurers discussed. KE C Robinson Charlee Isham and others injured by falling lumber. James McCormick of Palestine dies of pneumonia. Mrs Amands Bochsnan seeks treatment in Effingham. Carl Lackey's Goathist Montgomery home burns. no insurance. Kerry Truitt breaks wrist skating. Rev Chiddix family returns from Oklahoma. Glass shard injures boy at Apgar home. Mrs Eliza Rector declared insane. sent to asylum. Shas Bene marries Sadie McNeil. Sergeant Newlin dies aged 77.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nis Heves
G. Danforth
Mise Cora
Wood
Friendeville
Alfred McNair
Morris Webb
Cowling
Antioch
Webb
Thomas Dyarion
Walker
Thomas
Martin Nelgin
Atrow
Utility Paper Co
Harry Risley
Toops
Mr. Robinson
Register
James McCormick
Palestine
Amands Bochsnan
Duncansville
Effingham
Carl Lackey
Goatheist Montgomery
Kerry Truitt
Chiddix
Oklahoma
West York
Old Grawford
T.S. Apgar’s
Mia
Eliza J. Rector
Aonn
Reino
Twice-a-Week Republic: news and stories for readers
A narrator describes the Twice-a-Week Republic publication, noting it delivers telegraph news, political and domestic events, market notes, fashion, household tips, and fiction. It appeals to both men and women with varied topics from books to gossip and current affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telegraph
Republic
Holarhold
Man
AB A Home Journal description and pricing details
The text advertises AB A Home Journal with sections on The Farm Garden and Dairy, The Family Circle, and The Nome. It claims complete market reports and continued interesting stories, offering daily issues without Sunday, with various subscription options including yearly and multi-month rates and a Sunday edition.
Nickel steel rails tested by Pennsylvania railroad in Pennsylvania
The Pennsylvania road plans to lay about 270 tons of nickel steel rails with small nickel additions. If wear improves and handling issues are managed, the experiment could shift railway practice though cost and drilling difficulties pose early drawbacks. Effects seen in armor plate suggest potential hardness advantages, while full results require years of testing and observation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michel
Pennsylvanis
Sir Henry Bessemer
Deeleaing
Burt
Pennsylvania Road
Pennsylvania
Chicago Woman Speaker Praises Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy
Prominent Chicago woman speaker Prof Roxan Tyler of Chicago and vice president of the Illinois Woman's Alliance endorsements Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. She suffered a severe cold that threatened pneumonia, tried remedies, stomach upset, then relief and recovery after using the cough remedy, saving a doctor’s bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxan Tyler
Chicago
Winois Woman's Alliance
Chamberlain
Dale & Sheridan
Illinois Central takes over PBB segment between Mattoon and Evansville
The Illinois Central Ry has purchased the portion of the Panhandle and Blaine between Mattoon and Evansville and will operate it. A separate column lists passenger train times. Through service will run between Evansville and Chicago with reclining chairs and free seats on day trains, and Pullman drawing room sleepers on all night trains between Evansville and Pearl or Evansville and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PBB. By
Mattoon
Evaneville
Ilinoia Central Ry
Chicago
Pullman
Pearle
Central
Evane
Evansville
P. D. &Ery
San
Illinois Central Train Schedule Snippet
Illinois Central timetable lists south bound trains including No 1 Mail and Express at 3 10 PM No 3 Rosanville Pl aabville Express 5 05 AM No 15 Local Freight 12 40 PM No 41 Sunday Passenger 3 46 PM and north bound No 2 Mail and Express 20 05 AM No 4 Feoris Northern Ex 10 05 No 14 Local Freight 12 40 No 7 Sunday Passenger 11 19 AM Daily except Sunday Sunday only
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosanville
Plaabville
Mailand
tNo
Feoris
Northern
Sanday
Man of Good Character Sought for Wholesaler Role
A longstanding wholesale house seeks an active man of good character in Polk for delivery and collection in the area. Experience preferred but not essential. Send self addressed envelope to Dab Man Rhetarers, Third Floor,‘bern atrocty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk
Pat Honea
Hank
Bern
Great Trains on Burlington Route to the West
Burlington announces two through trains from St Louis to Denver and Pacific coast routes. Train No 3 runs at 2 05 p m to Denver and Pacific paths, while No 15 leaves at 9 p m for Kansas City St Joseph and other western points. Through service features include wide vestibules, daylight lighting, Burlington coaches, free seating, Pullman cars, and dining car service. Written inquiries welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louia
Kavens City
Puget Sound
Portland
Burlington- Northern Pacific Express
Calid
St. Louis
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Denver
St. Paul
Moneapolis
St.Joseph
Owales
Council
Burlington
Special Stockholders Meeting of Illinois Central Railroad Company
Public notice announces a special meeting of the stockholders to be held in Chicago on Saturday January 10 1901 at eleven in the forenoon. Free travel tickets will be issued to registered shareholders for travel to Chicago and return during four days before and after the meeting, countersigned in Chicago by the Assistant Secretary W G Breen. Requests must be filed in writing to the Company President with precise certificate details. No more than one person per certificate to be carried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois Central Railroad Company
Chicago
Ilinois
Ilinow Cen ‘Railroad Company
Illinois Central Railroad
Hia
Toduy
W.G. Breen
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Newsy
Edward A
Knox
M. P
J.J. Dawson
North Third Street
Scott Bledsoe
Petersburg
Richland
Jesse Matthews
Madison Township
Hiness
Cremrond
East Main Street
Shas
Bene
Mids
Sadie _ McNeil
M.E. Ta Aa
Crawford County
Sergeant Newlin
John Stinebaugh
Hotsonville Township
John
Jane Nowlin
Jane Lackey
Talew-a-Week Republic
The
Globe-Democrat
Globe-Drmourate
Seri Hon
Necting
Globe Printing CO
Daily Globe Democrat
West
Burday
Tiinola Central
Illinois Central
R. R
Olney
California
Via
Scenic Colorado
Salt Lake City
RUG
L. W. Wakeley
TAO Pines
Gen' Pass'r Agt
Sonta
Illinois
Gentral R.R
HOT Springs
Arkansas
Memphis
Ark
Ita
Ho Springs
Wm. EH. Hinrichsen
Inter Ocean
Serotch
Impolis
Mr. Hinrichsen
Toia Politico
Dela
Fauhe
American Monthly Review OF Reviews
Hpenubls
the Review OF Reviews Company
Astor Place
York City
Thorsday
A. G. Backstarr
Grstraf Kimrosch
Nonce
S.uea
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