Local notes from Glendale and surrounding areas
Robert Craig of Orwell and Wim H Irvin from Loogootee visited on business. Robert Steen traveled to Indianapolis to work on the Indianapolis News. Mrs John Clark and others attended a Daughters of Rebekah meeting in Indianapolis. Aunt Mary Feister plans Graysville visits. Duke Clark from Washington stopped in Tuesday. Thomas McCafferty from Washington tended to farm interests. Rev E A Arthur from Patoka may pursue further study in Lebanon Tennessee. Ida Ellis from Madisonville Ohio visits her father. Ladies Aid festival set for May 30 at Masonic hall. Fourth of July celebration planned. John Smoot returned to Washington after a visit with Agetons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Clark
William Young
Norah Williams
Daughters of Rebekah
Indianapolis
Note Ward
Washington
Roll Conley
Aurora
Mary” Feister
Graysville
Duke Clark
Thomas McCafferty
E. A. Arthur
Patoka
Co. P
Lebanon
Windy dispatches and local social notes in brief
Big Windy reports linemen wiring toward Washington as a note of upcoming connection. A musical entertainment was held at the Hughes home. Local visits include Bacon Singleton and Steen, with Will Bacon and Homer Hopewell on a business trip. Rev. Salmon may preach his last Mt Olive sermon before joining Spoonts in Duluth. George Wonder did Washington business. Jobo Manger from the Globe hotel visited about building a farm house. Asel Colbert’s horses ran away causing only a broken Ginoner basket and contents before returning home.
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Washington
John Hughes
Josiah Bacon
John Steen
Perry Singleton
Will Bacon
Homer Hopewell
W. F. Salmon
Mt. Olive Church
W. E. Spoonts
Duluth
Thomas Singleton
Nicholson Raquet marriage license noted
James Z. Nicholson and Mary M. Raquet secured a marriage license. The report emphasizes vigilance in observation, noting how hard it can be for a police officer to truly see what lies before them.
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James Z. Nicholson
Mary M. Raquet
Socials and Visits Across Bethel Residents
Bethel community members share visits and casual gatherings with relatives and neighbors. Mr and Mrs Anson Johnson of Washington visited Mrs Geo Walker, while Chas Eb Pebk and Malina Thomas hosted friends. Other groups include Miss Pearle Fitzgerald with Louie Peek and Miss Ophie Peek guests, and Bert Jones returning to Terre Haute.
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Anson Johnson
Washington
Geo. Walker
Mate Davis
I Wita
Pearle Fitzgerald
Louie Peek
Shanks
Susie Lett
Ruth Stone
Gertie Goslin
Edith Horrall
Ophie Peek
James Flanagan
Gon Grover
Ed Moore
Bert Jones
Terre Haute
Fannie Booksam
Anna Gooldy
Ethel Shanke
St Louis Metal Trades Strike Demands Higher Pay
More than 2 000 machinists and allied workers in 175 shops in St Louis strike. The St Louis metall trades association tied to the International Association of Machinists demands a 10 percent wage increase, while brass workers seek a 16 2 3 percent rise.
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St.Louis
Moetal
St. Louis
Metall Trades Association
International Association of Machinists
Cheap Summer Rail Fares From Evansville to West Coast and Colorado
The Illinois Central offers Evansville to California common points at 32.35 daily until June 15 with 232.85 to all California hubs. JR Wheeler and others advertise tourist sleepers from Princeton Kentucky to Los Angeles San Francisco and intermediate points. Burlington Route announces very cheap round trip summer rates to Colorado Utah resorts with daily rates about half price and even less from July 1 to 10.
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California
Illinois Central R. A
Evansville
Princeton
Los Angeles
San Francisco
JR Wheeler
CP & TA
Ind
A_H Hanson
G PA
Chicago
JA Scott
Memphis
Tenn
Colorado
Burlington
Utah
Denver
Springs
Pueblo
Glenwood Springs
Salt Lake City
Early 20th Century Rail Rates Offer Southeast and Plains Travel
The Illinois Central Railroad advertises low one way fares on select routes from May 19 to Sept 15 with destinations in Arkansas Indian Territory Oklahoma Texas New Mexico Kansas and Colorado. Additional special rates apply for Decoration Day and Grand Lodge events with limited return dates and certificate requirements.
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Illinois. Central Railroad
Arkansas
Indian Territory
Oxahoma
Texas
New Mexico
Kansas
Colorado
A. H. Wangon
Chicago
Ill
F. R. Wheeler
Main St
Evansville
Ind
Rail and lodge excursion fares listed for May trips
Notices announce discounted excursion tickets from B and O to Los Angeles San Francisco Evansville Louisville and more. Rates apply May 2 3 and 4 with return windows through July 15 1903 and June 5 for Evansville. Agents hold sale details and limits for each city.
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Pulsions General Assembly of the
Presbyteria Church
U. S
Los Angeles
Cal
Nations Association of Master Plumbers
San Francisco
Louisville
Jockey Club
California six excursions on weekly sleeper routes
Travel promotion lists personally conducted sleeper excursions through California with frequent weekly departures via Denver and Salt Lake City offering scenic itineraries.
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California
Denver
Scenic Colorado
Salt Lake City
Home Seekers Excursions Round Trip Tickets Sold
Round trip tickets at one fare plus 2.00 are offered on the first and third Tuesdays each month to the West Northwest and Montana including Washington Oregon and Puget Sound region. Tickets cover travel from origin to western destinations with a fixed surcharge.
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Northwest
Montana
Peak
Washington
Oregon
Puget Und
Standard Preparing to Buy Central Ohio in Indiana Field
Standard Oil is gauging Central Ohio holdings in Indiana with a deal to acquire the entire company. Purchase price nears $1,000,000, including $500,000 for leases in Adams County.
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Standard
Central Ohio Company
Decatur
Ind
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Adams County
Confederate reunion closes with prayer in New Orleans
May 21 report on the Confederate veteran gathering notes a prayer at session end and taps. Generals Gordon Horner and S D Lee led memorial and historical reports on impartial regard for the South, with recommendations on publications. General Joseph Wheeler arrived to participate and stay through the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Deays
Mickle
J. J. Horner
S. D. Lee
Veterans’ Organization
Joseph Wheeler
Suit for control in Guardian Trust shareholders sue Coler
William Walker and E Billinger stockholders sue Bird S Coler in the supreme court for mismanagement and recovery of stock pledged as collateral without director sanction. Ernest G Brown David B King and Carroll P Bunsett seek proxies from stockholders to control future votes on policy.
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New York
William Walker
E. Billinger
Guardian Trust Company
Supreme Court
Bird S. Coler
Atock
Ernest G. Brown
David B. King
Carroll P. Bunsett
Baseball Scores From National and American Leagues
National League results include Philadelphia 4 St Louis 1 Chicago 2 Boston 0 New York 2 Pittsburg 0 Brooklyn 10 Cincinnati 2. American League games saw St Louis 4 Boston 3 Chicago 2 New York 5 Cleveland 5 Washington 4 Detroit 3 Philadelphia 1. American Association fixtures list Milwaukee 4 Indianapolis 8 Kansas City 6 Louisville 1 St Paul 2 Columbus 0 Minneapolis 6 Toledo ?.
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Philadelphia
St. Louis
Boston
Chicago
New York
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
St Louis
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
American Association
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Louisville
St. Paul
Columbus
Minneapolis
Toledo
Tem ple Arrested in Safe-C breaking Gang In Pa
Samuel Temple, claiming Montana roots, was arrested in Newark on a charge of blowing open the Catasauque Steel and Iron Co. safe in Catasauque Pa and stealing 1000 dollars in platinum. Police say he leads a gang active in Pennsylvania Virginia and West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Samuel Temple
Montana
Newark
N. J
Catasauque
Series of Child Murders Sparks Indianapolis Inquiry
Indianapolis reports a series of child murders leading authorities to investigate causes and end the atrocities. The fifth infanticide case in two weeks was found as a two day old body behind a West Washington street building.
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Indianapolis
West Washington Street
Latonia Derby Winner Terse Note
Woodlake won the Latonia derby with a time of 238084. The report covers various church assemblies, Jewish outrages in Russia, a lynching claim in Mulberry Fin, bank theft losses, Manila fire damages, and Cuban independence celebrations with property losses in Chicago.
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Woodlake
Latonia
General Assembly of the
Presbytérian Church, North
Seasion
Los Angeles
General Assembly
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Nashville
Town
Roosdvelt
Russia
Mulberry
Fin
al White Man
Los Angeles Nations Bank
Manila
Margarita Island
Transvaal
Pretoria
Cuba
Havana
Chica
Anecdotes on Patented Cures and Remedies
A collage of testimonial fragments touts Electric Bitters, Bucklen’s Africa Salve, and Foley’s Kidney Cure, with claims of cures for kidney problems, rheumatism, skin ailments, coughs, and catarrh. Advertisements urge mothers to use Mother's Sweet Powder and Ely's Cream Balm, noting druggists' sales and sample offers.
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B. F. Bass
Fr¢mont, N. C
J. N. Jones
J. B.orner
Franklin Grove
Africa
Gray
Allen
Olmsted
LeRoy, N, Y
Joseph's fake sales and old age warnings headline
An OCR fragment promotes questionable sales and a household remedy. It touts 50 cent shirts at Joseph's and claims Dr Thomas Eclectric Os cures. It mocks disrespect for old age and advertises Dr King's New Life Pulls and a perfect pill at J Ni Jonés' drug store.
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Joseph’s
Thomas
Dr. King
J. Ni Jonés
Whnted Salesmen Liberal Inducements Prices Low
An advertisement offers salesmen liberal inducements and low prices. The contact address is 1 Hwa Noiser Co Rochester New York.
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Hwa Noiser Co
Rocheter,New York
Bargain Corner Prices on Shoes Clothes and More
A shopper’s list shows low prices on handkerchiefs 3 to 89 cents ladies fancy face gowns and candies 5 to 25 cents. Seasoned items include patent leather shoes 31 93 cents, men’s work jackets, umbrellas, collars 3 cents each, suspenders 5 to 29 cents, ladies underwear 5 to 33 cents, and men’s work shirts up to 39 cents.
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Cts
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Orwell
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Indianapolis Syneay
Indianapolis News
Bethel
Joseph's
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Grand Lodge of
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Io OF
Kokomo
Harrison
Lewis Yeager
Arto
Wétalet
Cooper
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Dillard
Frank Eads
Alexandria
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William Schmerheim
Schmerhelm
Wingo
Goshen
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Winfield Smeleer
Dangsta
Danville
Charles Dill
H. M. Dil
Peru
Lake Erie & Western Railway
Balfast
Brownsburg
Martin Moran
Clermont
Confederats Veterans
S. Coler
Wrackaman
Porter Bros. Co
Fruit Commission
United States District Court
John McLaren
Union National Bank
Henry L. Wilson
Koblsaat
Ashland
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Roosevelt
Calfornia
Sfount Shasta
Michigan City
Thos, Brown
Brown
America
St.Petersburg
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N.Y
Foley
Smith & Winton
Ely Brothers
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Finch, Ark
Saly
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Hastings, Allen & Hastings
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Borchester
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