Local Social Notes From Havre And Nearby
Havre residents and travelers appear in a sequence of brief social items. Mrs. J B Kekerman of Havre returns home after visiting son George in West Chester. Miss Leta Glenn departs for Monmouth to visit friends. Ed Neal starts as assistant at Wilson and Keamer hardware. Misses Elsie Stapp Meda Klotz Cotter guests in the city. Miss Julia Gambling entertains Miss Julia Watson Osceola. Ed Swift returns from Winfield on business. Isaac Lewis Grace Hill visits the city. W A Smith Richmond travels on business. Earl Lewis leaves for Chicago and lake trips. Miss Kate Benz heads to Los Angeles for several weeks. Nell Miller Foster and children of Chicago visit AN Miller on the Heights. Mrs W I Fishburn Marion of Winfield arrives to visit her mother Mrs Strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Kekerman
Havre
George
Weat Cheater
Leta Glenn
Monmouth
Ed Neal
Wilson & Keamer Hardware Store
Rev Myers Has A Time With Wedding Fee And Bicycle
Rev Myers of United Brethren church bicycled five miles to marry a couple in Frankton Indiana. The wedding was postponed then held at night and he collected a dollar from the groom to cover costs after his bike broke and he rode home by carriage. He later paid $1.25 to repair the bicycle.
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Frankton
Ind
Aug. S
Myers
United Brethren Church
Sle
Death at the Feast Ends Jewish Wedding at Duluth
Moses Cohen a wealthy Hebrew man fainted during services at the synagogue while weddings preparations were underway for his son Isaac. He died before reaching the hospital as guests from northwest gathered for the ceremony. The tragedy interrupted a large wedding feast at his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth
Minn
Moses Cohen
Isaac
Cohen
Prominent Afro American Proposes Negro Progress Building
St Louis August 5 A notable Afro American resident at the world’s fair headquarters last week urged a dedicated display showing the negro race progress over forty years. He proposed Negro architects design the building Negro builders construct it Negro artists decorate and Negro managers run the project. He said it would justify the outlay and reflect world achievements creditably.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Africa
Settlement Reached Between Glass Bottle Makers and Blowers
Conference between the National Green Glass Bottle Manufacturers' association and the Green Glass Bottle Blowers' union ended on Saturday with an amicable settlement of wage and apprentice questions. The agreement was on last year’s basis and aims to stabilize labor terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
National
Green Glass Botile Manufacturers’ Association
Green Glass Botile Blowers’ Union
Cummins Poised for Nomination in Local Balloting
Balloting has not begun in Cedar Rapids by 3:44 pm and Cummins appears set for nomination as the favored candidate. Local observers note anticipated support among key groups as preparations continue for formal voting.
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Cedar Rapids
Cummins
Senator Allison Addresses Convention in Cedar Rapids
In Cedar Rapids at 3 50 P M Senator Allison speaks to the convention setting a formal tone for the gathering and outlining key legislative priorities.
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Senator Allison
Republican Convention Opens Amid Crowds in Iowa
The Iowa Republican convention began at 11 16 a m with Chairman Weaver presiding. Rev McCormick of Coe College delivered the prayer followed by music from the Fir k Colored Quartette of Chicago and C J Davis of Keokuk. Adjournment was taken until 2 p m as immense crowds filled the hall.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Weaver
McCormick
Coe College
Firk Colored Quartette
Chicago
C. J. Davis
Keokuk
Favorite Prescription Restores Health for Woman Suffering
Mrs. S. E. Whaten of Holden Missouri recounts years of illness and failed treatments before taking Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription Golden Medical Discovery and Pellets. She credits the regimen with curing back and abdominal pain, abnormal periods, and constipation, avoiding doctors since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doctor Pierce
E Whaten
Holden, Johnson Co
Missouri
Dr. Pierce
Golden Medical Discovery
Tragic morphine death linked to Illinois romance
Mrs. Anna D. McKinney, 37, died at a Kansas City hotel from a morphine dose in a personal crisis. Born in Shelbyville Illinois, she faced estrangement from her stepfather Rev. Hite after revealing his love for her. Her husband and baby died in St Louis years earlier. Her brother Joseph Park in Texarkana was notified.
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Kansas City, Mo
Anna D. McKinney
Shelbyville
T. C. Park
Joseph Park
Texarkana
Tex
Helen Goode
Harvest festival turmoil ends as Owosso closes venues
In Owosso Michigan the harvest festival draws crowds with muscle dance living pictures and disrobing acts. Mayor Emery and two ministers condemn the suggestive features and order managers to keep venues closed after a Friday night inspection. Citizens and local business leaders push for an end to such performances, noting worse scenes from nearby Wyandotte.
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Owose
Mich
Emery
Cairo
Owosso
Wyandotte
Explosion in Philadelphia Leaves Dozen Dead
A Philadelphia blast on Monday night leaves seven dead and sixty injured with several more likely fatally hurt. Debris searches and casualty lists note Elizabeth Mountain and others among the dead, while Lizzie Watkins survives after hours under ruins. Cause of the explosion remains undetermined as investigators proceed.
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Philadelphia
Elizabeth Mountain
Frederick Lee
Patrick Quigley
Samuel Gates
Lizzie Watkins
Morris Rosathal
Baseball scores from Chicago agglomerate games
Yesterday's league diamonds saw Boston edge Philadelphia 8 to 5 after a Chicago day in mixed results. Cincinnati defeated Chicago 6 to 2, Pittsburg overwhelmed St. Louis 8 to 1, while Milwaukee beat Detroit 8 to 4. Western Association games included Columbus, Wheeling 7 to 21, Marion 2 3, Dayton 5 to 4, and Grand Rapids 7 toledo 1.
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Chicnago
Boston
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Chicago
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Detroit
Western Association
Columbus
Wheeling
Marion
Matthews
Dayton
Fort Wayne
Grand Rapids
Toledo
Anchor Line Strike Settled In Conference At Erie
The Anchor line dispute ended with Kane withdrawing from Kane and Coyle. The contract system will continue under Frank Coyle as Keefe and Walsh of the Longshoremen and President Coyle of the Scoopers confirmed at the Hotel Reed in Erie.
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Erie
Reed
Frank Coyle
Kane & Coyle
Keefe
Walsh
Coyle
Kane
Chicago foundries reopen as strike lingers
Foundries and machine shops in Chicago formally opened on Monday as employers began preparations to fill positions of strikers who did not return. Few replacements were found and many strikers remained away.
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Chicago
Boy of Dr Beemsblossem Killed in Hold Up
The 14 year old son of Dr Beemsblossem of this place was brought to Oklahoma City from Rush Springs on Monday after being killed in a hold up Sunday night while traveling with his father toward Lawton.
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Oklahoma City
O. T
Hk. Beemsblossem
Rush Springs
Lawton
Professor Henry Sherwood Dies After Accidental Injury
Ballston Center New York August 7 Professor Henry Sherwood of Johns Hopkins University died after an accident while trimming a tree on a farm his vacation spot. A poison set in after the injury to his right hand on July 28.
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Ballston, N. Y
Henry Sherwood
John Hopkins
Ballston Center
Northwestern Hemlock Association Raises Hemlock Prices
Alliwaukee Wisconsin August 7 The Northwestern Hemlock Manufacturers association met and voted to raise the price of certain hemlock material by 50 cents per 1000 feet. Miss Julia Sullley is taking a vacation and will spend time at her Winfield home. Mr and Mrs W J Ipley of Nine’s arrived Monday night for a Pratt family visit on East Main Street. Mittie Walker, in the city for weeks, returned to Ainsworth last evening. Edna Young returned Monday evening from Keota visit. Keota residents passed through to Coppeck for a week outing. Howard Crawford of Ainsworth visited friends in town last evening.
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Alliwaukee
Wis
Northwestern Hemlock Manufacturers Association
Julia Sullley
Winfeld
W.jipley
Nine's
Pratt
East Main Street
Mittie Walker
Ainsworth
Paving Notice for Main and Iowa Streets in Washington City
City Council of Washington Iowa to property owners on Main and Iowa streets. A proposed resolution orders paving with excavation grading curb stone or cement sub grade yet to be defined. Costs assessed to abutting property under law. Public hearing set September 2 1901 at 8 PM in City Hall.
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City of
Washington
Washington County
Iowa
Main Street
First Street
Northeast
Marion Street
Iowa Street
Washington Street
Main
City
Hugh H. McCleery
Mrs J A Bund Arrives for City Visit
Mrs J A Bund arrived last night and is visiting friends in the city. J A Guest was a passenger this morning for Winfield on business.
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J. A. Bund
J.A. Guest
Winfield
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W. J. Yestone
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Unionville
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Charley Reeves
Hoy
Peef
Edna Young
Keota
Coppeck
Howard Crawford of
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Lemmon & Lewis
Nervita Medical Co
Clinton and
Jackson Sts
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J. H. Stewart
West «Ide Square
Cago
Hotel Grace
Jackson
Clark Streets
Journal
M. Bennett
Kansas City
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Wetmore
Etmores
M. C. Wetmore Tobacco Company
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