Moreland Community Notices and Social Events Highlight Week
W. E. Snider sold 2460 Indiana Street to Rev. R. A. Moorley and Mrs J Wilson will move to 2380 Indiana Street. The Vindicator ads and a schedule of local gatherings include a masquerade November 20, a Library Hall dance October 26, and a K of P event October 15. Rev. Norton joins the Methodist church. Moorley becomes SHofield Avenue pastor. Chas Furlong and 2451 Ontario Street host their 20th anniversary with cards and euchre prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Snider
Indiana Street
Rev. R. A. Moorley
J. Wilson
R. A. Moorley
Pierce
Vindicator
Wisconstin
Mamie Wilsie
Ontario Street
Edith Furlong
48Th
Austin
Rehberg & Catlin School For Dancing
Idea
Norton
Moorley
Shofield Avenue M. E
Moreland
U 5
Grant Lodge No. 141
K. of P
Rehberg's Hall
48Th Avenue
Chas, Furlong
Chas. Crane
A. Swank
Lone Hand
R. Gilbert
Mr. Lee
Ke, Wainer
Words of Wise Men and Philosophic Quotes
A compilation of reflections from Emerson Wordsworth Hare Taylor Clarendon Rum bold Bayle St John Plato Addison. The selections discuss life spectacle virtue anger truth integrity and progress with aphorisms attributed to notable writers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeremy Taylor
Clarendon
Providence
Richard Rumbold
Bayle St. John
Plato
Addison
Scraps and Data from Various Regions and Topics
The note lists disparate items including London education costs per child, polar distance measurements, a Bavarian syndicate for electric farming, bank laziness, wealth and happiness in Philadelphia, Chicago Catholic school attendance rise, German beet sugar export focus, and an apparatus for condensing. The fragmentary items suggest survey-style snippets across geography education science and economics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Oschenfurt
Bavaria
Philadelphia
Chicago
Germany
Temperance Movement Across Britain Canada
An article reviews a London temperance congress with delegates from Britain, Canada and others. It notes the strong female and church representation, focus on children's education, licensing reforms, Sunday opening limits, and measures to curb habitual drinkers while warning of liquor-industry resistance. Canada’s progress lags Britain with far lower per capita consumption and calls for restrictive measures in major cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Canada
London
National Temperance League
Archbishop of Canterbury
League
Great Britain
Church of England
Order of Society
Convocation of Canterbury
Peel Commission
Peel
Lord J Mebsry
Briain
Ovis
Mayhem Amid Education System Worries Church Records
A fragment notes concerns about the educational system and its impact on religious communities. The text references Anne Inatroction and suggests strain within church records over schooling issues affecting the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne
May
St Luke Society Formed to Treat Opium Addicts in Chicago
The last convention of druggists reported 60 000 Chicago residents addicted to drink and 40 000 to morphine. The St Luke Society aims to reform opium eaters through medical treatment moral suasion and religious teaching and to provide homes for care. It will operate in US and Canada, publish literature, and push laws to curb access to narcotics. The project uses the former Van derbilt estate as its first care site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
St. Luke's Society
Society of St. Luke
United States
Canada
Church Temperance Society in New York Expands Work
The Church Temperance Society, linked to the Episcopalian Church, operates a Church Temperance Legion with uniformed youth, seven all night lunch wagons, fourteen cooling fountains, and the Squirrel Inn Bowery eating house. It funds benevolent fountains and outreach, with annual growth and wider activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Church Temperance Society
New York
Episcopalian Church
Church Temperance Legion
Bowery
Temperance Law Reduces Crime Under Clark Law
Under the Clark law crime dropped in Iowa with partial enforcement. Over eighteen months the convict population in the two state prisons fell from 750 to 532. At one point during the Twenty-second General Assembly eighty county jails were empty. The National Brewers Congress in 1891 noted beer sales dropping from 292,391 barrels in 1882 to 88,266 in 1890, a decrease of 204,125 barrels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
General Assembly
National Brewers’ Congress
Crude liquor in Manila spurs moral and social ruin
The China Mail reports Manila now has 60 000 gallons of crude alcohol drinks made from cheap alcohol drugs and dye stuffs. It says production can yield mock brands from old blackberry brandy to old Scotch whisky and that under the regime more people will be ruined as the trade expands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie E. Springer
Philadelphia
Dr. King
Traill & Cooling’s
Chas, P. Miller’s
Manila
China Mail
Ruggist
Insurance Order Bars Liquor Dealers in Modern Woodmen
The Modern Woodmen official organ states a camp clerk cannot accept dues or assessments from members who engage in the liquor business. Such members violate their certificate, and the local clerk cannot make the certificate valid by accepting payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen Society
Pitcher Nichola Says He Does Not Drink
Boston pitcher Nichola declares he never drinks beer whisky or chews tobacco. He mentions eleven years in professional baseball and pitching every third day, attributing endurance to his habits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nichola
Nichols
Boston
Women and wit from a Philadelphia Times satire
A collection of humorous aphorisms on women and men from the Philadelphia Times. It pokes at fashion, marriage, and social norms with playful quips about shoes, umbrellas, hair dye, corsets, cooking, and clever lines about love and pride. The tone is jaunty and lightly critical.
Texas calamity claimed vast losses for many families
The item notes an estimated 100000 people affected by a Texas disaster and mentions various oddities as side observations about measurements and a Jersey City judge paying a ten cent marriage fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Jersey City
Afterthoughts on talkers and truth in journalism
An Indianapolis News reflection argues that trusting adversaries can be wiser than relying on incompetence, that self-promotion insults listeners, and that long absences provoke the sense of unseen moments. great talkers may bend truth to craft tales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis News
Wise sayings on character and fate from a reflective voice
A compact collection of maxims on growth and willpower. It contrasts the rise of the powerful with self-made effort, notes the folly of complaining, and reflects on pain, desperation, and experience shaping wisdom.
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Eresh
48Th Ave
Chas
Sorenson
White City Coffee, Tea and Butter Company
North 48Th Avenue
Rolf Ras
Sussen
North
Forty-Eighth Avenue
Lake Street
C. E. Millspaugh & Co. Renters, Sioct
Universal Stores and Ranges
William Wilken
Haa
Inopestion
Breach
Meeds
Deutsce
Chicago Tribune
Tribune
the Tribune
Weat
Daily Tribune
MO. Johnson
Austin Avenue
Harry F. Brown
N. Soth Court
Catlin
Library Hall
Provident Knights
I. J. Bippus
Knights of Pythias
Danville
U. S. Grant Lodge
Ralph Waldo Emergon
Wordsworth
Augustus Hare
Yreith
Madame Swetchine
Temperanc
Canade
Bapur
Arthur Ketchum
Lippincott's
A: Society For Drunkards
Church Temperanee Society
Rehberg
Q Catlin
Rehiberg’s Hall
W. S. Smith & CO
OAK
Park and Maywood
Dunlop Bros.’ Bank
Oak Park
Conrad Kampp
P. Kampp
Co. Kampp & Son
North Park Avenue
Chicago Exchange
Cicero
Heaven
Lfe
Philadelphia Times
ROB
I. Ward
Narness
Oake St
Park Avenue
Nei Enes
Vilroy
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