Corydon Tragedy and Local Happenings Reported
In Corydon on Tuesday Lucien Genung died after a tree fell and struck him. The M E church held his funeral Thursday. A conundrum social at Maccabees ball raised twelve dollars for charity. Couples prepared for marriage in Dayton, New York, with a sending of rice at departure. A basket social benefited Sir Knight Nellis who remains seriously injured. Numerous town notices follow including illnesses, visits, and a school program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucien Genung
Mgr
Odell
Genung
Btaccabees’ Hall
Knight Nellis
J. Brown
Mrvs
W. H. Pickett
Warren
F. McCollum
Topecka
Kan
E. Jones
Table Works
Jamestown
Corydon
Geo. Mead
Globe Bicycles
Buffalo
C.J. Taylor
Ada Case
Anna Root
C. J. Taylor
Corydon School
Kinzua Notes Bring Ice Cream, Weddings and Lectures
Kinzua reports a week of church events and social life including Rev Campbell's town visit, Epworth League ice cream supper, and a surprise party for the Bradleys' daughter Vina. Teachers and townsfolk attend a masquerade, a Sunday school class Sunday gathering, and a local institute plans unfold. A snow crystal lecture by Rev Crosby inspires, while local couples wed. J H King returns from Listerville, and the Aiken Comedy Company performs locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. Campbell
A. E. Church
Epworth League
League
A. J. Williams
Kane
I. P. Markham
Jas. Bradley
Vina
Anna Marsh
Miss Feathers
Randolph
Nona King
Baptist Sunday School
Alice Keebly
Emma Morrison
Iite
Mpson
Lewis Everet
Knapp
Rochester
Duml
Mana
John Springe
Kinzua
Blanchard
J.H. King
Listerville
Local notices and remedies from Chandler's Valley
A sugar sale at Grange Hall aids western relief with hose proceeds. Mrs Gustason suffers grip. Marian Blakeslee studies music at Sugar Grove seminary while Ida Falconer visits Mr Weld near Sugar Grove. Weather notes and ads promote Hostetter's Bitters and cures for rheumatism and kidney issues with nearby Warren, Pa, druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange Hall
Nebraska Relief Committee
Otto Gustason
Marian Blakeslee
Sugar Grove
Ida Falconer
William Weld
Rich ard B. Brown Credits Dr Kennedy Remedy For Recovery
A New York City commission merchant recounts six weeks of severe illness from bladder inflammation and ulceration. After trying various physicians with no relief, he credits Dr. Kennedy's Favorite Remedy with his dramatic recovery and renewed energy. The ad touts the remedy as a universal cure for liver, kidney, bladder, and many other conditions, urging readers to ask their druggist for it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. N. Richfield
Drugigis Warren
New York City
Catholic News
Richard B. Brown
Washington Street
David Kennedy
Mr. Brown
Brown
Bright
Annual election of officers at Prospect Heights Land Co
In Buffalo on Thursday the Prospect Heights Land Co elected officers for the year. H W Lane was named president. J P Heindell vice president. F A Wheeler secretary treasurer. Directors include T T Moll E Weatherbury C M Shawkey W M Worden W Kinsey R Bell E J Harrison J W Boone W G Reed. Attorney J C Bartholomew. The firm owns land on Grand Island with strong Pennsylvania ownership. An electric power line from Niagara Falls to Buffalo crosses their land and a favorable power contract exists. Prospects for Buffalo area real estate are improving despite the panic, suggesting a coming boom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prospect Heights Land Co
Grand Island
N. Y
White Building
Buffalo
J. P. Heindell
Oil City
F. A. Wheeler
Mercer
T. T. Moll
E. Weatherbury
Russell
C. M. Shawkey
Warren
W. M. Worden
W. Kinsey
R. Bell
E. J. Harrison
J. W. Boone
Titusville
W. G. Reed
Alercer
J. C. Bartholomew
N.Y
Pennsylvania
Forest
Venango
Niagara Falls
Do These Questions Apply to You
A stray advertisement style block asks if readers suffer catarrh and lists symptoms. It promotes Mayers Magnetic Catarrh Cure with a guaranteed cure and local agent endorsements. Includes sales pitches for cigars and a millinery show notice with dates and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayers
H. C. Owens
U. S. Express
Grafton
W. Va
Siegfried & Co
Democratic County Committee Meets at Cowt House
The Democratic County committee met at the Cowt House at 1:30 Monday. E H Boeschlin acted as temporary chair, F E Reed elected secretary. The roll listed twenty districts with proxies and representatives. The body discussed grievances and set dates for primaries and the county convention, appointing committees and adjourned after approving a resolution on vigilance committees and organizing work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic County Committee
Cowt House
E. H. Boeschlin
Joseph Clinton
F. E. Reed
Incis
Broken East
John Cooney
Brokenstraw West
G. P. Mead
Columbus
D. HL
de Adolph Keller
Boeschlin
Dawson
L.A. Whitney
Kerr
A. T. Russel
My. Fry
Pine Grove
E.H. Boeschlin
F. J. Reed
E. A. Hill
Pranis Hertzel
Siegfried
Messrs
Charles Schimmelfeng
D. D. Reed
W. R. Dawson
M. W. Bovee
A. Cramer
Charles Peterson
Court House
Warren
J. A. Whitney
Chas. Kimmelseng
Schimmelseng
Mrs. Virginia Rankin Dies. Widow of Rev W A Rankin
Mrs. Josephine Virginia Rankin widow of Rev. W A Rankin former pastor of First Presbyterian dies at Market street home at eight o'clock Sunday evening She was born February 1 1833 in New Castle Delaware aged 65 years 2 months She married November 21 1859 Four children survive James A Hand Music Pa W W Rankin and Percy Rankin local The funeral tomorrow at 3 PM with Rev J W Smith officiating. burial private.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Rankin
Josephine Virginia Rankin
First Presbyterian Church
Market Street
Rankin
Vanderbilt Divorce: A Scandalous Privilege for the Rich
A New York World critique condemns the Vanderbilt divorce as collusive and pernicious, arguing it shows favoritism toward the rich, erodes public morality, and undermines the principle that marriage and divorce are public matters subject to lawful scrutiny and proof. The piece urges a public hearing and evidence of statutory cause, warning of a dangerous precedent if wealth shields private misconduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanderbilt
Dicker
Busbal
Casa Toayr
Deeres
Darrath
New York
Nless
New York World
Mustaches Prohibited at Coutts & Co Bank
A London Standard note reports that Coutts & Co forbids mustaches for bank clerks and favors free business hours. It describes the prestige of Coutts clerkships, staff education, and a historic trend favoring the old clean-shaven rule. It also mentions teahouses and bishops preferring clean shaves and cites a wrongful dismissal case with damages awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Coutts & Co
Strand
Coutts
Bedford County Court
London Standard
Mrs B Einstein Millinery Opens in Sheffield 1895
Mrs B Einstein announces spring and summer millinery open in Sheffield Pennsylvania on April 8 9 and 10 1895. Call and examine stock before buying elsewhere for great bargains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield
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Ross
God
Lizzie Breight
Arithmeti
Phebe Root
Ww. L. Hampson
Bojo
Belle Doughty
Chas
Winnersberger Duce
Cee Weees
Lucia Brown
Mamie Marsh
Swingins Pollard
Hawkins
E. Sibble
B. Doughty
Iyn Hunter
G. A. Langley
Awe Suept
Putnam
R. H. Dundler
Archie Schobey
Garland
Dr. Elston
Corry
H. E. McConnell
Torpedo
L. Jinson
Jennie Stewart
Spring Creek
Weed
C. Allen
W. W. Wilbur
J. W. Dunkle
Wm. Cander
May McCoy
Wm. Hathaway
Derry
Ott Payne
Jessie Hathaway
Jessie Moore
Freadville
R. R. Andrews
Touseville
Joseph
A. Snyder
Montpelier
Ind
Pat Burns
F. White
Erie
Busiaac
Mary Derby
Clarence
Tidioute
Geo. Price
Larence Barber
J. Hines
Stephen Linendell
W.C. Beardsley
IG. Seardsley
Il. Jinsen
Colegrove
Jack
Svery
Landis & Co
Opensburg
Tiona
Buard
William Helm
Crosby
M.E
M. BE
M. E
Clem Helm
Claudie Godfrey
Wetock
Chandler's Valley
Prospect Heights Land Company
Warren Capital
H. W. Lane
Russell, Pa
Landis& Co
Shippensburg
Kertcher
B. Einstein
Scott
Morningstar
Clothiers
Long Teck New
Clothie
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