News Notes from Neighborhood Exchanges
Cuiled items report minor injuries at Glaser's mill with Albert Houston losing two fingers. John Morgan and Lyons store workers ill from brain congestion. Sheridan Bible resigns as day clerk at Union Depot Hotel, Clarence Shively to succeed. Peter Maschine fat destroyed by fire at 2 am. loss estimated. Patrick Grogan, a B and Q worker, found dead near Hickman Street crossing, likely due to accident and heart strain. formerly from Ireland, Civil War veteran with liberal pension. Busseron residents petition Post Office for new village post. Roscoe Croas, 18, injured in fall from treetops. Surgical operation performed Sunday for Hontile. young man about 19, condition serious. Corda Martin, daughter of Hon. S N. Martin, wed J. J. Hull, ex-US Navy, formerly on Concord at Manila. Mrs Adama’s daughter married near Sumner. Olney social circles note.
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Patrick Grogan
Busseron
Post Office Department
Rosco Croas
Edward Croes
Decker
Toretegt
Gracsfall
Luc
Itarium
per‘Hontile
Corda Martin
Hon. SN. Martin
Parkersburg
U.S. Navy
Concord
Dewey
Manilla
Wabash Local News Highlights Various Items
Wabash reports include Mrs Hatoerton eye trouble risking sight, Air Line from the west carried 450 to the Princeton fair, typhoid cases in county, Will Stansfield to attend military school in New York, new factory buildings to provide labor, death of William Price a longtime farmer at Friendeville, Mary Elizabeth Seitz dies at Cherry street home, M W A picnic and log rolling held successfully, Woodmen have night camps in several towns with about one hundred members.
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Will Stansfield
Joe G. Stansfield
Cornwall-on-the-Studios
New York
Friendeville
William Price
B. F. Privé
Mary Elizabeth Seitz
Win. Seitz
Cherry Street
Sete Wan
Heese Darmatedt
Wabash County
Allendale
Cowling
Lancaster
Sugar Creek
Bellmont
Keensburg
Fiendaville
Mt Carmel
Register
Edwards News Headlines and Mortality Report
Miss Minnie Harrs and two children plan a return trip to Wilour Washington next Tuesday with R H Rude to St Louis. Ming Tanquary to resume medicine studies in Northwestern Chicago. Evanston stay shifted to Chicago. Mrs Sarah Glaubenshlee’s barn burned by a threshing engine spark destroying grain hay corn and out buildings about 250 bushels of corn and machinery. grain owned by Ted Shilling, no insurance. Aaron Miner of Bone Gap hears of brother Atwood Miner’s death on Sept 5 at Logan Kansas. he was Civil War veteran and longtime Bone Gap resident who moved to Kansas about 25 years ago.
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Minnie Harrs
Wilour
Washington
R. H. Rude
St. Louis
Sarah Gleubenshlee
Ted Shilling
Richtland Christian Churches Hold Event for Community
A fragmented report from Richland notes a church gathering involving local Christian congregations. It mentions a planned event, community turnout, and general details about activities, without clear names or dates due to the damaged text.
Porterville notes and trials in Crawford district meander
Fifty three excursion tickets sold for Ohio and Indiana outing. A man linked to a shooting at the Big Four depot months ago was tried and discharged. Charles Handy found not guilty on larceny after jail escape. Porterville resident Wm. McLain dies after hemorrhage. Big Four By Co. suit verdict $20. Grand jury returns twenty two indictments including burglary larceny assault cruelty and animal offenses.
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Big Four
Rennie Cardot
Charles Handy
Handy
Terre Haute
Wm. McLain
Porterville
Mr. McLain
Newark
Ohio
Rufus—atte
Hi Nh
Life in Portugues, Calanles Mush Like It Wea 300 Years Ago
A fragmentary 19th century style critique contrasts Portuguese Africa under colonial rule with Da Gama era. It sketches distant travel routes from Luanda to Cape Town, colonial misrule, and daily life in Cabinda including rum trade, palm kernels, and native traders.
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Portugues
Calanles
Africa
Rip van Winkle
Rat
da Gama
Angola
Luanda
Cape Town
Madeira
Ann
Cape Teo
Cape Te Qorud
Cabir'g Bry
Joada
Haners
Cabinda Bay
Jonas
West Afric
Tyr Viata
Reco
Caonim
Innesburg
Teachers examinations for 1900 second grades scheduled
Examinations for second grades will be held June 16 and September 15 at Lawrenceville, with first grade tests in sciences in Lawrenceville. Averages required: second grade 82 with min 70, ground grade 87 and sciences 85 with no branch under 75. Theory questions cover teaching principles and state course. special reading on Longfellow. Applicants should notify a week before and provide character references if not known. H W Hostertier County Supt. E S Munday notes Electric Bitters cure malaria and related ailments.
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Lawrenceville
Sumner
Grond
Uhnoin School
Taylor
Longfellow
H. W. Hostertier
County Supt. of
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Albert Houston
Glaser's
John Morgan
Lyons
Sheridan Bible
Union Depot Hotel
Clarence Shively
Peter Hmaschine
Frank Adama
There-Deaghter
Iiss
Ales Bagdon
Misa Adama
Olney
David Basden
Bear Bomuer
Wabash
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Chicago
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Richland
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Ohio and Indiana
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Babes Wee
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England
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Mre
United Kingdom
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Situan
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