Probate and guardianship actions dominate Saturday docket
The record lists multiple probate cases including estates of Wm A Atdereon Margaret S Allee OEB Rork and Louisa Lindsay with wills admitted to probate and notices to be published. Guardianships appoint A Dewey and review claims, while several default trials and judgments are noted including Marion O Loughlin Joseph Richardson and James M Stone cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm A Atdereon
Margaret S Allee
Beard
Rufus J. Gingerich
A. Dewey
OEB Rork
Agon Hall
Louisa Lindsay
Jennie Titus
Washington Press
Mra
EJ McJunkin
Washington
Robin Anderson
TA Jones
Susanna Goon
E Spaulding
Jono Maradeo
H Scofield
Thos Osborne
Marion O'Loughlin
Joseph Richardson
Jobo
Lumaberger
Saloma Weiderlecht
New Cotton Fabrics Offer Varied Styles for Children's Wear
The article highlights multiple fabrics and finishes from Toile du Nord to Yama-Mai Silk, noting fast colors and varied textures. It praises Edinboro zephyrs, Satsuma embroideries, and Anatolian fancies while praising lining options with Yama-Mai Silk and durable grenadines and mousselines for gowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrew Zephyrs
Anglesey
Satsuma
Extravagant neckwear dominates a couture sketch
The article notes skirts and gowns with tailor made lines, sheer fabrics, boleros, and sheer house wear. Box coats and Louis Vuitton like wraps appear with independent attire. Neck boas reach extreme lengths and fullness, framing outfits as designers push the limits of circumference and drape. Lucy Carreen is mentioned as a designer reference.
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Wilk
Akin
Lucy Canreen
Local Society Notes Roundup From Washington and Surrounding Towns
Telephone news items report visits and entertainments across Washington and nearby towns. Guests include Mrs Der Harrelson of Wieffeld, Mr and Mrs W G Manners in Winfield, Mrs Clara Pearson and son Hervey visiting Washington, and numerous brief calls at local homes. The piece also notes a handkerchief sale by the King's daughters and a home talent play Uncle Rube at Washington Academy.
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Mra
der. Harrelson
Wieffeld
H Manners
S. W. Neal
Washington
Marion Neal
Mera
W.G Manners
Hert Cartwright
Winfield
Clara Pearson
Hervey
Eliza Wilkie
David Crawford
J. G. Maxwell
Lloyd Purvis
J. R Rickey
W. McLaughlin
Link Hall
Sylvia Dunbar
Grace Hill
Robert Taylor
Uncle Rube
The
Washington Acad
Opera house show a great success for Emy students
Last evening the opera house hosted a lively performance with an attentive audience. The cast handled their parts well and the proceeds totaled Five dollars. The article then shifts to a quackish eye-reading guide detailing how eye shapes reveal character traits such as sincerity, alertness, health, ambition, and imagination.
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Emy
Opera House
Eastern Tennessee judge’s spelling saga ends in Murfreesboro
A self educated eastern Tennessee judge known for poor orthography moved from Knoxville to Nashville and then Murfreesboro. He puzzled over how cities like Knoxville Nashville and Murfreesboro should be spelled with correct letters and vowels, admitting defeat in a humorous retirement letter.
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Tennessee
Knoxville
Nexville
Nashville
Murfreesboro
Ile
King Henry IV Teases Talkative Deputy With Louvre Gallery Hint
A long-winded parliamentary deputy is shown a humorous rebuke by Henry IV. The king leads him to the Louvre gallery and notes that his speech is like the unfinished building, lopsided and in need of trimming. The exchange ends with a quip about misdirected support.
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Henry IV
France
Louvre
Monsieur
Altgeld 18 at Rest in Graceland Cemetery Chicago
Thousands attend the funeral of Altgeld 18 at rest in Graceland Cemetery Chicago March 17. A large turnout of friends, state officials, politicians, labor leaders and other notable men follow the casket in solemn procession.
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Chicago
Chicago Library Building Hosts Altgeld Burial At Graceland
The body of Joan Peter Altgeld lay in state at the Chicago Library building from 10 AM to 10 PM with 8000 viewers paying respects. Governor Yates and staff attended in citizen dress after the widow requested no military display. The casket was surrounded by white draperies and tributes in the library corridors.
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Chicago
Joan Peter Altgeld
Graceland Cemetery
Mra. Altgeld
Yates
Chicago National Guard
J. A. Smith
No Flag in the Church Sparks Controversy in Mascoutah
A German Lutheran pastor refused a United States flag inside the church for a funeral led by the G A R post. Veterans withdrew, and Captain Pred Dilg questioned the reasoning as the hearse proceeded to the church. Separately in Washington, Miner of Wisconsin denied a dispatch claiming a shift on the shipping bill. Speaker Henderson supported that no truth existed in the report.
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Mascoutah
Wis
J. ©. Ambacher
United States
Conrad Meyer
Post
Pred Dilg
Esp Tain
Washington
House
Wisconsin
Washington Dispatch
Cincinnati
Henderson
Cuba Conference Makes Slow Progress in Washington
The House Republican peace conference spent hours on Cuba on Saturday but did not yield new solutions or indicate a compromise. Cuban reciprocity delegates resisted bounty and direct appropriation proposals from the beef lobby. Washington March 1 a Grand Army of the Republic official says the pension committee will soon present its report to the president and expects Commissioner Evans to be removed, though not promptly or in a humiliating manner.
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Cuba
Washington
House
Republican Peace Conference
Grand Army of the Republic
Pension Committee
Evans
Explosion at Cleveland torpedo factory claims several lives
Anna Fritz 17 is dead and others seriously injured by a railway torpedo factory explosion in Cleveland Ohio. A fall of rock at the Minnie Healy mine in Butte Montana kills Joseph Price and injures Albert Wilson. A naval arsenal section at Valparaiso Chile burns, causing heavy losses. The Cathedrals jewels were recovered after theft in New York. The British capture Boer officer Commandant Celliers. The Spanish cabinet reshuffle advances as Sagasta forms a new government. No one hurt at St. Vincent's Orphan asylum fire in Denver. The Hong Kong cholera quarantine affects Manila arrivals.
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Anna Fritz
Cleveland
Chicago
Howard
Carter
United States
Motstuna
Colorado Srings
Colo
Butte
Mont
St. John the Divine
New York
Scotch Plains
Belleville
Kaw
Hong Kong
Manila
Minnie Healy
Joseph Price
Albert Wilson
Valparaiso
Chile
Celliers
Spain
Sagasta
St. Vincent’s Orphan Asylum
Denver
Reichstag
Crowley
Fair Play Man Credits Remedy For Dismissing Dysentery
Mr. C. B. Wingfield of Fair Play Missouri credits Cham berlain s Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy with relieving thirty five years of chronic dysentery. The medicine is sold by Stewarts Pharmacy and Cook and Sherman.
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C. B. Wingfield
Fair Play
Chamberlain
Stewarts Pharmacy
Cook & Sherman
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