Funeral for Dr Rork and Rork burial noted
Funeral services for Dr. C. E. Rork were held yesterday afternoon at his East Washington residence with a large number of friends in attendance. Rev W C Allen officiated and pallbearers included A Anderson CH Wilson Elmer Wells Charles Hebener S A White and James S Shearer. Interment was in Grove Cemetery. The report mentions death of Little John Shrader and notes body of Mrs Sanford arriving with services planned for tomorrow at two o clock. Temple Company elect officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple Company
CH. Wilson
Elmer Wells
Charles Hebener
A. White
James 8. Shearer
Famous English Actress Mrs Patrick Campbell to Display Her Art in America
Mrs Patrick Campbell the noted English actress begins a first American tour with her London company. The widow of Patrick Campbell, an army officer killed at Petersfontein, she rose to fame from The Second Mrs Tanqueray and draws crowds with natural acting. Her tour covers brief engagements in leading cities and features roles in Magda The Second Mrs Tanqueray The Notorious Mrs Ebbsmith Mariana Beyond Human Power Pelleas and Melisande. The article also notes her musical talent and Paris education.
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Patrick Campbell
London
Campbell
Petersfontein
Pat Campbell
Stranraer
Ireland
Tanqueray
Paris
Magda
Death of Little John Shrader
The infant son of Mrs. John Shrader died yesterday morning at 9 o'clock at her East Washington street home. Cause of death was strangulation. He was 34 months old and ill for several weeks. Funeral services were held this morning by Rev. I. B. Schrocken gast. Interment followed at City cemetery.
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John Shrader
East Washing
Bold robbery leads to detective tip in window theft
For days W O Nelson reported missing watch charms from his display. A clever thief seemed to be at work as the loss continued. A young detective boy then arrived with a promising lead to aid Nelson in tracing the theft.
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W. O. Nelson Jewelry Store
W. O. Nelson
The Eye of an Artist and the Jewelry Heist
A story recounts an artist noticing a mouse in a jewelry shop window inspecting price marks and stealing a high priced charm. Investigations by Mr. Nelson lead to a hidden jewelry store under the window woodwork, revealing the missing property.
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Mr. Nelson
Temple Building Company scandal and band concert notice
An enterprising mouse tale linked to Temple Building Company appears alongside a report of annual meetings and officer elections. The piece also notes a band concert with David Taylor and Ab Taylor participating, plus local visits and social notices from Cleveland Dayton and Miss Mattie Rudd.
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David Taylor
Crab Orchard, Neb
Mra
Ab Taylor
Parke
WANTS LOST AND FOUND IN JOURNAL ADS
WANTED A good girl for general housework no washing good wages to competent party Apply at JOURNAL office Found Poast office box key Apply at JOURNAL office For SALE A lot on West Washington St See Mrs Ella Dodds WANTED Work by a young man Apply at JOURNAL office For Sale Fresh Jersey cow young and gentle Apply at JOURNAL office
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West
Washington St
Ella Dodds
Jersey
Journal Office
Funeral services for Mrs. B Sanford at family home
Funeral services for the remains of Mrs. B Sanford will be held tomorrow afternoon at the H. M. Sanford home at o clock. The body arrived this morning from Lincoln Nebraska aboard the Narrow Gauge, accompanied by Mrs. Mary J. Taylor Mrs. Cleora Wilkinson and Mr. H. M. Sanford who met the party at Burileg top. The services will be conducted by Rev. J. B. Schreckengast. Interment in City cemetery.
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Lincoln, Neb
Mary J. Taylor
Cleora Wilkinson
H. M. Sanford
Burilegtop
Opera House Orchestra Plays at Graham Led by L J Wilmet
The Opera House orchestra led by L J Wilmet performs tonight at the Graham. The program includes The Colored Major by S R Henry, Promenade by Jacob Henry Kilts, Money Shines Overture by W H Hi, and Texas Medley Overture by B Boettger.
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Opera House
L. J. Wilmet
Graham
R. Henry
Walizo
Jacob Henry Kilts
B Boottger
Fruit Varieties Listed in Simple Pantry Note
A short pantry note lists fruits including peaches blackberries raspberries strawberries and pitted cherries. The fragment suggests a basic fruit assortment reference.
Our Ledder Is Coffee A Bold Price Claim Or Advertising
We offer coffee at 18c per cup, 15c for a low price with strong quality, and 20 26 30 35c blends, advertising superior Mocha and Java. The note questions why readers are not already customers.
Dynamite Blast Injures Three in Cleveland Suburb
In Bedford near Cleveland, fifty sticks of dynamite exploded during railroad work, seriously injuring three Italian men. Michael Skelady lost both legs and may die, Michael Barons may also die, and George Suloki was badly burned. Nearby, defense in Bloomington Hls murder case argues insanity.
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Cleveland
Bedford
Cleveland and Wittsburg
Michael Skelady
Michael Barons
George Suloki
Man Killed by Train Near Marion. Mystery Mark Revealed
An unknown ~65 year old man was struck and killed by a Toledo, St. Louis and Western train near Marion Indiana on Sunday. He had The initials J M tattooed on his right forearm and may be identified by the markings. The incident is under local investigation and no further details are released.
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Marion
Ind
Toledo
St. Louis
Western
J. M
Markley
Burroughs
Philadelphia Press
Sweetheart Negotiations Across the Times
A witty exchange shows gendered views on money and amiability. The Atchison Globe quips that a man finds it easy to earn money while a woman seems amiable to a man. In New York Times lines a couple jokes about splitting affection and money, ending with a playful plan to ask the father for permission.
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Atchison Globe
George
Swain
Papa
New, York
Frank Rovers Handles Hotel Allen Plow Orders
Short note states Frank Rovers will promptly attend to leaving orders for Hotel Allen and related tasks involving INU 1 and plow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulty Bus Uite Weil
INU 1
Hotel Allen
Frank Rovers
Britain Calls for Volunteers in Wartime Draft
The Washington Star reports from London that the war office issued a call for 9 306 infantry volunteers to gradually replace troops serving in South Africa. The exchange over quality in publishing is noted in a separate snippet.
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Washington Star
Britain
London
War Office
South Africa
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DR. Rork
Little John
Shrader
Sanford
Dr. C. E. Rork
Bork
Resi
Dence
East Washington Street
Rev
W.C
Allen
Messrs
A. Anderson
the Globe Barber Shop
Washington
Mart White
Cf. C. Carris & CO
Smith Premier
THE
Smith Premier Typewriter CO
Clark Street
Chicago
Illinois
Canal Commission
Vanania
Carnegie
Lexington, Ky
Mitchell, D
Little John Shrader
Ton Street
I. B. Schrockengast
City Cemetery
Ting
Nelson
Mr. Nel
Temple Building Company
Henry Hull
Elmer Sickley
J. W. Morton
John Abler
Burl
Ing
J. B. Crooks
N. Chevalier
Duke of Edinburgh
Dunedin
Lyttelton
New Zealand
Thers
Elect
Winfield
Libertyville
J. D. Glae
Mra. S. K. Statler
J. H. Hall
West Chester
A. N. Alberson
Mr. P. Mal
Lar
A. A. Rodman
Dayton
Brighton
Mrs. Neverson
Chicago Post
Ton, L.D
Martin Scranton
Fairfield
L. D. Robinson
Moulton
McCulley and
Wiley
Maxwell, Kan
J. B. Schreckengast
Opera House Orchestra
Michigan
Windsor
Java
Bloomington
Hls
Chism
J. VL
Munn & Co
Scientific American
All Newswealera
ANN & Co
Broadway
New York
F St
BD. C
Buffalo
Detroit
Kansas City
F. A. Palmer
Ilis
Crane
Daily Evening Journal
Eaco Flour
Telephone
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