Lawn Social by Women’s Veteran Relief Union Draws Locals
The Woman's Veteran Relief Union hosts a lawn social at A. White's home on Wear Washington street next Tuesday June 23 at 7 PM with ice cream cake coffee and sandwiches. An invitation goes to all old soldiers families and friends to attend. The issue of shifting winds is noted and the piece cites steadfast aims. Mr Jot Copeland remains seriously ill at W. M. Thompson boarding house after a period of illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Veteran Relief Union
of & A. White
Washington Street
SPECIAL SUMMER EXCURSION RATES TO THE WEST
The Iowa Central Railway announces summer excursion rates from Brighton to Denver Salt Lake City Ogden Deadwood Lead City Hot Springs and Custer with diverse routes and stopovers. Tickets on sale June 25 26 27 28 1905 with extended return limits and Niagra Falls stopovers. No excess fare charged and nickel plate trains offer sleeping cars and meals. Address John Y Calahan Chicago for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Central Railway
Brighton
Denver
Colorado
Pueblo
Colo
Wood Springs
Sal Lake City
Ogden
Utah
Deadwood
Lead City
Hot Springs
Custer
Indigestion Sufferer Credits Electric Bitters Recovery
Mrs H Newson of Decatur Alabama endured years of stomach and bowel pain until Electric Bitters relieved her. She says death seemed likely as doctors failed but the remedy produced a miraculous improvement and complete recovery for liver kidney and stomach issues. Stewart Druggist guarantees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. H. Newson
Decatur
Ala
Stewart
Excursions to Boston Offer Through Nickel Plate Road
Advertises rail trips to Boston from July through early July with low rates and liberal return limits. Details available at City Ticket Office 111 Adams Street and Union Ticket Omics Auditorium Annex Chicago.
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Nickel Plate Road
City Licket
Adams St
Union Ticket
Auditorium Annex
Chicago
Special One Way Colonist Raters Sell Tickets
On the first and third Tuesdays of each month through September 1903 the Iowa Central Ry sells colonist tickets to points in Arkansas Missouri Oklahoma Kansas Nebraska South Dakota Colorado Texas Louisiana New Mexico and more at extremely low rates. Local agents or A B Cutts GP & T A Minneapolis Minn provide rates and information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Central Ry
Arkansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Kansas
Nebraska
South Dakota
Colorado
Texas
Louisiana
New Mexico
A. B. Cutts
T. A
Minneapolis
Minn
Bible inspired devotion and mill closure noted
The article cites devotional services led by Mrs. Mitchell and Frank V. Irish on Bible literature with quotes from Jefferson and Browning. It also reports Amelia Stransky, Sue Shaw, and Ethel B. McCreedy and notes a Mill Notice from W. A. Whiting that the Notice Mill is closed for 1–2 days to install a new mill, with a Saturday restart hoped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Frank V. Irish
Thomas Jefferson
Webster
National Credit
Mrs. Browning
Aurora Leigh
Rarth
Ryan
Sue Shaw
Washington
Amelia Stransky
Pilotsburg
Ethel B. McCreedy
W. A. Whiting
City Ticket Offices Open for Summer Rail Rates
Nickel Plate excursions run at popular rates from June 2 to June ? and July 1 to September inclusive. City Ticket Office Adams Street and Union Ticket Office Auditorium handle sales and inquiries.
Christian Scientists Meeting Promises Nickel Plate Travel Rates
Notice invites Boston attendees to a June 28 to July 1 gathering with favorable Nickel Plate rates. Tickets go on sale June 25 to 27 with a final return by August 1. Inquiries to John Y. Calahan, General Agent, 113 Adams St Chicago, for details on stops and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ickel Plate Road
Christian Scientists
Niagara Falls
New York
Exoss
John Y. Caahan
Adams St
Boston
John Y. Calahan
Move South for year round stock work and cheaper feeding
The text urges leaving the North to work outdoors year round in Alabama or Florida. It argues stock can be raised cheaper there, with less shelter cost, and highlights vast cheap range plus velvet bean and cassava as flesh and fat producers. It invites readers to request more information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alamo
Florida
Alabama
Presbyterian church prayer meeting discusses child training
Professors Irish and Crone address methods to guide children at home and in school. Irish argues children copy home life and warns against harshness. Crone emphasizes Christian upbringing shaping school behavior and knowledge of scripture. A concluding prayer by Rev. Young closes the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Irish
Chicago
Normal Institute
Crone
House of God
Young
Little Paul Reynolds Undergoes Eye Removal
Paul Reynolds six year old son of Mr and Mrs T M Reynolds had an eye removed yesterday afternoon by Dr G T Pratt after an accident last fall left him blind in that eye. The operation followed specialists advice and his condition is reported to be satisfactory though the other eye shows sympathetic trouble. J D Dayton of West Chester was a business visitor in the city yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Reynolds
T. M. Reynolds
Paul
Riverside Clergyman Celebrates First Mass
Father Henry Heneher of St. Louis celebrated his first mass yesterday at the Catholic church in Riverside. The ceremony drew local parishioners and marked a milestone for the newly ordained priest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pather
Henry Heneher
St. Louis
District conference and visits noted in Daneville week
June 14 report lists Rev. W N Potter and Fred Spalding attending the District conference and Junior convention in session at Daneville. Several locals travel, visit Washington DC and California, with Miss Althea Thompson and Miss Mable Fordyce among those departing or visiting. Moe adds one cattle to the local herd after a Fairfield sale essay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. N. Potter
Fred Spalding
Daneville
TL. HW. Wickham
Lena
Washington, D. C
Haven
Muscatine
Althea Thompson
Washington
Mable Fordyce
Maud Erdice
Keota
Mary G. Rush
California
Kansas
W. A. Goble
Elizabeth Kinch
W. W. Moore
A. Chambers
Flossie Adams
J. K B. Adams
J. M. Stewart, Jr
Fairfield
Moe
Washingtons Generals and their later destinies in brief
The article lists major generals under Washington who lived long postwar lives and notes their fates. It covers deaths from 1780s to 1840s, war losses including Stanleys and Steuben, and postwar roles such as Knox as secretary of war, Schuyler in Congress and Senate, Moultrie governor of South Carolina, Mifflin Pennsylvania governor, Sullivan New Hampshire governor, Gates in New York legislature, Lincoln as port collector, and St Clair as president of Congress and Northwest Territory governor. It also mentions Baron de Steuben receiving a lifetime annuity and land, John Stark pension details, and various battlefield deaths or captures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lafayette
Stark
St. Clair
Heath
Lincoln
Gates
Knox
Moultrie
Schuyler
Mifflin
Suffiven
PTH
Putnam
Spencer
Greene and
MebDouwgall
Lord Sterling
Thomas
de Kalb
Cannuwlen
Wooeter
Ridgefield
Charles Lee
Lee
Sullivan
Congress
South Carolina
Pennsylvania
New Trampahire
McDougall and
New York
Boston
Northwest Territory
Baron de Steuben
Oneida County
John Stark
Surprise Birthday Party At Mrs Palmer’s Home
Last night a surprise party honored Mrs. Fred Palmer on her 24th birthday at her home near the city. About thirty neighbors and town friends attended, presenting a fine oak rocker. Also noted were social gatherings at the Wells home and news of local residents traveling to California and Chicago for events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Palmer
Mrs. Palmer
Lola Wells
East Jefferson Street
Wells
Launcelot Scofield
California
Launcelot
Kipling
Dwyer of Brooklyn Dies After Leaving Ring for Count Room
John Dwyer a famed American boxer from Brooklyn quit boxing to work in a counting room and died within a year of tuberculosis. The large lungs that aided him in the ring contributed to his decline as they failed to resist the tubercle bacillus. A jokey Baltimore News line about a home project is noted in the source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
John Dwyer
Brooklyn
Borrowed Smiles and Theaters Through The Times
A New York Times note reports Chas Froman laughing at a friend's daughter wanting to see a "beautiful play" with ginger. The mother fears demoralizing current theatre, while the girl hears of fights gambling and murders in a Buffalo Hill style drama. The plan shifts to sending a maid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas, Froman
Buffalo Hill
New York ‘Times
A Familiar Berks County Tavern Tale and a Pension Letter
From the White Bear Tavern in Berks County a group of farmers hear a schoolmaster mock gravity and gravitation after a long night. A Civil War veteran submits a pension claim with a candid and misspelled account of an injury involving a sow hog and a hole in a fence. Washington Post notes the veteran’s frankness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Berks County
Ware
Washington Post
Chau tauqua tickets on sale at banks for all entertainments
Tickets entitling the owner to admission to all Chau tauqua entertainments are on sale at banks for two dollars. The 31 entertainments cover the season and buyers are urged to secure tickets now to avoid end of season rush. Children’s season tickets are available.
Metropolitan shift as cars boost Lincoln's pace
Mr. Leisman of Lincoln NL visits his brother in law C A Meyer. Carl Roberts owns a new automobile. Washington grows more metropolitan in autos. Mrs A E Sands of Ainsworth shops in the city between trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Leisman
Lincoln, NL
C. A. Meyer
Carl Roberts
Washington
A. E. Sands
Ainsworth
Engagement Ring Question Sparks Love Triangle
A woman explains to She Albert that she loves George more. He asks about the engagement ring, and she replies that George would not object to her wearing it. The scene hints at shifting affections and social expectations.
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Albert
George
Seeds and Skins of Small Mrutts
The text explains people with sensitive stomachs should avoid seeds and skins in small fruits. Ripe fruit should be pressed or strained to obtain juice, with berries like blueberries cooked slightly to extract juice. Warns against waste in delicate stomachs and notes cherry stones and grape seeds are health risks for children.
Dr King’s New Life Pills Promise Quick Relief
Advertises Dr King’s New Life Pills as a cure for Sick and Nervous Headaches. Claims to cleanse blood and improve health. Sold by Stewart, Druggist, with a 25 cent price and money back guarantee if not cured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Stewart
International Association of Railway Surgeons Meet in Indianapolis
The sixteenth annual session of the International Association of Railway Surgeons is being held in Indianapolis. Cholera has reappeared among US troops in the Philippines. A Negro suspect in El Paso accuses colored men of being lured to Mexico for forced labor. London police quell crowds at a Strand quick luncheon stand. Walter B B Harris is detained by bandits in Morocco. The Jett and White murder case is before a Jackson Kentucky jury. The ship Gjoa sails from Christiania with Amundsen’s polar expedition aboard. Colenso Hotel shoe shining parlors noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Association of Railway Surgeons
Indianapolis
United States
Philippines
Sam Claborn
el Paso
Tex
Mexico
London
Strand
Walter BB. Harris
Morocco
Jett and
White
Marcum
Jackson
Gjoa
Ammundsen
Christiania
Norway
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Tche
East Side
Eis
Jot Copeland
W. M. Thompson
Nickle Mate Road
Alyist
Avent
E. A. Beach & Co
Board of Trade
McCall Bros
Iowa
Hoagaga
Washington Illuminating CO
City
Union
G. A. Park
General Industrial & Imigration Act
Louisville& Nash Tlle
Louisville, KY
Presbyterian
J. D. Dayton
West Chester
Riverside
Marsh W. Bailey
Frank
Winifred Giesler
Fair Grounds
Cas Slocum
Matt White
Des Moines
Roosevelt
A. B. Cummins
James Wilson
Cummins
McKinley
Jefferson
Larrabee
Samuel Gompers
John Mitchell
John
Baltimore News
Baird & Son's
J.C. Smith
Cash Grocery
Colenso Hotel
Keltner
American Corres. College
la Salle St
Brooks
East Main Street
Journal Office
Washington Mfg. Co
Mackeral
Windsor Grocery
Alabastine Company
Water St
Grand Rapids, Mich
Gale Oo
J. H. Stewart
E. C. Carris & Co
Cook & Sherman
Detroit
Rock Island
Colorado Springs
T. Jd. Boyd
Davenport
H. W. Russel
Mary Dahli
Clinton
North Side
M. Lombardo
Trave Marans
HFMW
Seimmnoen
E. C. Keck
Floristet and Potted Plants
Amreee
East
Madison
Colenso
Frank Rogers
Soleric & General Repair
Opera House
Don
Boach
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