Admiral Orders Chase as Captain Seton Secures Girl Escape
Sir Charles informs Admiral Kephard of fugitives aboard a merchant vessel. The admiral agrees to pursue with a swift ship to overtake the runaway wife Deborah Slocum and the other woman, Mistress Cecilia, fearing their escape. He pledges rapid action and orders Beatty to weigh immediately for a fast channel dash.
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Collier
Charles
Britannia
Seton
Sir Charles
Kephard
John
Navy
Carrington
Strathgate
Deborah Slocum
Admiral
Box
Admiralty
Maijesty
High Seas
Deborah
Beatty
Runaway Sweetheart and a Runaway Wife Plot in Naval Drama
Sailors discuss romantic entanglements as Sir Charles Beatty is urged to set sail at once. The admiral mocks a landlubber and orders the ship under way with the cry to weigh anchor. The scene ends with the call to hoist anchor as the crew responds.
Bloom township graduates hear ideals of education at Elks hall
The eighth commencement of Bloom township high school was held in Elks hall, Chicago Heights, with Rev. Nathaniel Butler delivering an address on education ideals. Twenty five graduates included Esther Starr and Dorothy Hinman, praised for steady progress and success. Numerous Crete residents attended and local notices followed including real estate transfers and sidewalk projects as village growth continues.
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Crete
Ill
Bloom Township High School
Elks’ ‘Hall
Chicago Heights
Charles Blim
Eliza ‘Hewes
Frank A. Starr
Helen Hinman
May Myrick
Ruth
Verna Adams
William C. Trowbridge
Minnie E. Baker
Alice
George
Frances J. Rice
Stewart
Warren Caldwell
Charles
Spencer
Henry Tuecke
Roy
Myron E. Trowbridge
Joseph Caldwell
Nathaniel Butler
Dh. D
University of Chicago
Esther M. Starr
Dorothy Hinman
Chicago
Foster & Patterson
Henry W. Neimeyer
Hans Clausen
Emma Horn
Evanston, Ill
Fredericks Horn
North Street
Village Board
Division Street
Main Street
Chicago& Southern Traction
Frankfort Community Notes Mark Summer Travel and Visits
Frankfort Illinois readers record a busy week with visits from Joliet Chicago and Berkeley locals. Frivik events include Ringling Bros circus attendance and renovations on Maple street. The death of Mrs Charles Peters is noted along with funeral services and interment at Pleasant Hill cemetery.
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Jennie Letts
Edna Winans
Aurora
R. Sanders
Kankakee
Ill
Frankfort
C. J. Pfaff
Chicago
Louise Greenwald
Mabel Herschbach
J. L. Green
Levi. Doty
James Garden
Thomas Hirschback
J. J
Levi Doty
Maple Street
Roy, & Co
Joliet
F. W. Falkers
Engiehardt Borms
Chas. Peters
Rev. G. Lambrecht
Pleasant Hill Cemetery
Joss
Rain Blesses Farmers With Heavy Hay Prospects
A lengthy rain event soaked the area bringing ample moisture for crops. Farmers expect a strong hay harvest as the soil absorbs the downpour. Frank H Zoske and others plan concrete sidewalks on Vincennes street. Ernest W Balgeman reports a May to June balance of 999.40 with 195.02 paid on warrants and 801.38 balance on land.
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Cense
Frank H.zoske
Village Board
Vincennes
Ernest W. Balgeman
Administrator's Sale for Martha L Leffman Estate
Notice of public cash sale of deceased Martha L Leffman personal property at 218 Casseday Ave Joliet Will County Illinois. Sale starts 2 PM on Thursday July 2 per Probate Court order. Administrator John H Savage announces terms and items including furniture silver jewelry clothing and more.
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Martha L. Leffman
Casseday Avenue
Joliet
County of
Will
Illinois
De‘cndent
Burkett Hair Dressing Parlors Ad in Joliet
Mrs M E Burkett operates a Joliet hair dressing parlor at 319 North Chicago Street offering hair styling electric scalp treatment shampooing facial massage manicuring child services and hair cutting. Also sells a full line of hair goods and lists Chicago phone 2403.
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M. E. Burkett
Chicago Street
Chicago
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Ringling Bros.’ Circus
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School of Osteopathy
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Ruby
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Louis Plitt
Collins
C. U. Peterson
Ond Avenue
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