New Notes Highlight Dual Language Records and Local Activity
New notes show Brogan receiving other languages and Uk reports over two hundred signatories to a Camberland telephone company. Mention of typhoid fever in Friendaville and a dismissed school reflects local public health concerns. Emmterling, once with Battery G, dies. Guillet family loss. Beile Barracker tied to Princeton marriage. a little girl and infant death noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Wood
Friendaville
J Guleiman
Actidan
Chicago
Andrew L.emmerling
Artillery
T Fortress
Edwards Death at Shelby Precinct and Local Cart Theft
Samuel McKenzie died after a long illness at her home near Black. She was the daughter of Newton Cortia of Enter pri county and left a husband and several children. Locators of a Chicago plant have sought funds to organize a company to build a crewery near Browns. Two boys, George Eimers and Charlie Elking, ages 14 and 16, stole Hustin Barnes' buggy and horse from church, were chased by their parents and deputies, and were sent to the grand jury on bonds of 100 and 150 dollars respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LL. Powell
Presa
Pric & Co
Chicago
Browns
George Eimeré
Charlie Elking
Hustin Barnes
Brandon
Geo. Stanley
Mesars
Elkins
Eimers
Wiley
Grand Jury
Bonde
Master Eimers
Elking
Local News Briefs from Vincennes and Surrounding Areas
ENOX Hazel daughter of RB Clayton Park street recovering from scarlet fever. Joseph E. Swope died at his Wheatland home of diabetes aged HA years. Leona wife of Manafield Gee of Em ison died Monday of appendicitis aged 00 years. John C. Wagner jeweler fell last night down cellar steps breaking collar bone. Charles Baker formerly of this city now bookkeeper on a large plantation in Mississippi. Arthur Saiter son of F Z Saiter wounded above knee in the Philippines July 21 faced amputation and expects to be home about December. Dr Lyman M Beckes health officer reports diphtheria epidemic in continental part of township with few cases in Harriton township and schools closed. Mrs Henrietta Bonaib aged 72 died Monday of bronchitis at her North Vincennes home born in Germany and after marriage to Louis Bonaib settled in Vincennes residence for forty-two years.
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Leona
Manafield Gee
Emison
John C. Wagner
Charles Baker
This
Mississippi
Arthur Saiter
F.Z. Saiter
Ths City
Philippines
Lyman M. Beckes
Steen Township
Harriton Township
Henrietta Bonaib
North
Vincennes
Germany
Louis Bonaib
Earl
Payton Turner
Tretia Enatero
Tracy
Fielding King
Ncath
Argus
Richland Woman Elaie Von Almen Dies at 27
Mrs Elaie Von Almen wife of Carl A Von Almen died Monday at 6 am at home. She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs John Roberts aged 27 and married in 1834. The fourteen-month-old child of Mr and Mrs Harvey Elliott died Sunday night of diphtheria. The child fell ill Saturday and Elliott was summoned from Missouri. Republican note Hiram Green an old Noble resident died Tuesday night aged 9. Remains of Mrs Jennie Shirley Vilene arrived from Streator and were taken to padant in Claremont township land.
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Elaie von Almen
Carla von Almen
John Roberts
Harvey Elliott
Elliott
Missouri
Hiram Green
Noble
Jennie Shirley
Vilene
Streator
Padant
Claremont Township
Real
Veteran freight agent tied to health in Chicago care
For years a freight agent at B. and Q. 8.W. is ill and to be sent to Chicago for treatment under a specialist. Ban Bogart, a veteran comrade, spent a month visiting friends in Ohio. Dan Kiesaalf admits he is susceptible to a woman’s charms and wed Friday, daughter of Rev. Jan Crawford, former county citizen now in Clinton County, Ohio. Eli Friday night comrades celebrate the marriage in the Advocate report.
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Chicago
Ban Bogart
Ohio
Dan Kiesaalf
Jan Crawford
This
Clinton County
Eli
Bio
Local Health and Accident Items From Argus Era
A string of minor incidents and maladies is reported from Martirorville West York and surrounding areas. Several accidents injure residents including a boy losing fingers after a fall from a fence and a woman knocked down by a horse dash in the city. A new diphtheria case appears near Sig Four depot while typhoid claims Walter Gosa near Heathsville. The piece also previews Curtis Publishing Company plans for The Saturday Evening Post expansion and pricing changes.
Village child saved from croup by Chamberlains Cough Kennedy
H H Black of Grahameville Sullivan Co New York reports their five year old son who suffered repeated croup attacks is now cured by Chamberlains Cough Kennedy. The family trusted doctor and medicines before but credit the remedy for dissolving the mucus and stopping dangerous symptoms. It contains no opium and is safe for both babies and adults. Sold by Dale Shera.
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H.H. Black
Dlackemith
Grahameville
Sullivan Uo
N. Y
Chamberlain
Kennedy
Dale
Shera
Where Dr Hoyt Could Have Stopped
Dr Thomas A Hoyt pastor of Chambers Waylie Memorial Church Philadelphia was entertained at dinner by President Patton of Princeton General Josiah B Gordon and other eminent men The boy son of Dr Hoyt was asked his view of the sermon He replied there were three mighty fine places where he could have stopped
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Thomas A. Hoyt
Chambers-Waylie Memorial Church
Philadelphia
Patton
Princeton
Josia B. Gordon
Zuesta
Wortes praises Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin remedy
Mm M. P. Wortes of Sreedale Illinois writes that Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is the best family medicine for stomach derangements and bowel regularity. She notes its pleasant taste makes children eager to take it and that it is sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sreedale
Ill
Dr. Caldwell
Dr King’s New Discovery Free Trial Offer Forces Generosity
Public interest grows as Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds reports over ten million free trial bottles given away with thousands allegedly cured. Asthma bronchitis grippe and throat and lung diseases are claimed rarely to be cured. Dale and Sheridan druggists offer free trials, regular size one dollar bottles guaranteed.
Illinoia Central Ky Operates P D E R Line
Illinoia Central Ky now operates the segment of the P D E R between Mattoon and Evaneville. Through trains will run Evansville to Chicago with reclining chairs and daytime and all night sleepers Evansville to Peoria and Evansville to Chicago. Also promotes Br Caldwell’s syrup Pepsin as a remedy.
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Mattoon
Evaneville
Illinoia Central Ky
Evanaville
Chicago
Evansville
Peoria
Carling
Central
Chicago Andville
Cho Mattoon
M Evansville
General Douglas and the Fearless Coward
General Henry Kyd Douglas, noted for versatility and cavalry skill, earned praise at a northern resort cakewalk last summer. The piece recalls his Civil War service under Stonewall Jackson, describes his fearlessness as a rider, and recounts a tale where a cowardly young soldier steadied by a little girl’s eyes chose courage over retreat.
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Henry Kyd Douglas
Douglas
Stonewall Jackson
Gover
Dr Kines New Life Pills Headache Cure Ad
An old time advertisement promotes Dr Kine's New Life Pills as a remedy for sick and nervous headaches. It claims the pills purify blood and improve health, priced at 25 cents with a money back offer. Sold by Dale & Sheridan druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Kine
Dale & Sheridan
Druggiars
Wanted Active Man for Delivery and Collection Work
An ad seeks a reliable man of good character to deliver and collect for an old established manufacturing firm. Honest pay and more than experience required. Reference accepted from any bank in any city. Address: Manufacturers, Third Floor Dearborn St Chicago.
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Briclong
Xiaca
Dearborn St
Chicago
Seventeenth Olney W F M S meets in church in October notes
The Olney District W F M D convened at the M E church in Olney. Mrs T A Fritchey presided, Rev J W Cumming led service, and devotionals were given by Mrs C M Chamblin. Letters of sympathy went to Mrs Bonham and others. funds and scholarships were discussed for mission work in India.
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Olney
M. EF. Charch
T. A. Fritchey
Zod
China
Baker
Fritchey
Martcabet
Olney M. E
Young Ladies’ Society
Howard
D. Kendell
Newton
W.fl M.S
Famine Girls
Aligarh
India
Miesiooary
Mtg
Mattthews
Ross
Loyson Commins
Little Light Besters
Aimodnt
Mra
Ida Sibley
FairGeld
Jat
P. Groves
Sumner
Hanks Jones
Hobin
London magistrate warns on crowded streetcars and rights to seats
A London magistrate stated that no one has a right to enter a crowded railway carriage. He said ticket holders at starting points must have seats and those on later stops must yield space, or damages actions may follow. The ruling contrasts with American readers accustomed to severe transit discomfort.
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London
Called Him a Liar. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Sold Locally
Barney Plumb of Kaness says he called every doctor a liar until trying Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. He claims it saved hundreds of dollars in doctor bills for one 50 cent bottle and cured his stomach trouble. Sold by druggists.
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Barney Plumb
Kaness
Dr. Caldwell
Druggieta
Parasol Handles From Paris Display Pastel Wood and Rhinestones
New parasol handles from Paris feature pastel tinted wood and cut steel ornamentation. Some handles are black velvet wrapped, highlighting the steel decorations in contrast. A fashionable option showcases a ball studded entirely with rhinestones for a striking effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Vegetarians Debate Meat Use in Health Culture
A Health Culture essay outlines vegetarian objections to meat eating. It cites a claim that meat from only healthy animals would raise price to at least one dollar per pound. The piece notes a large portion of the world’s population would abstain from consuming meat.
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Richland
Wien
Rickard
Crawford
James Padgett
Martiorville
Henry Bedwell
Jasper Meeker
West York
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Lanotte Prairie
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Phil Adama
Heathsville
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Palestine
Sig Four
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Duncanville
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Saturday Evening Post
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Dr. Hoyt
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Thaddeus Horton
Scho‘ber Lodige’ Home Journal
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W. H. Westall & Bro
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England
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