Land transfers and deeds in Washington Park area records
A compiled list documents numerous quitclaim and warranty deeds, undivided interests, and lot transfers across Washington Campbells add, Montgomery Pier's add, and Alfordville. Names include Allstatt, Bran don, Hiam, Mathews, Palmer, Burroughs, Alford, Baker, Clark, Gosa, Faith, Murphy, Mathews, and many others with parcel specifics and dollar amounts.
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William A
Dayton
EW Mathews &W
Martin
Gates
Montgomery Pier
Joshua A Palmer
Thos J.alford
S .Baker
Alfordaville
Reynolds
Harry Eo Pershey
Alice ‘Perkins
Graves
Gi Montgomery
Michael Doyle
Joseph E’ Shepherd
Washington Noland’s
Clara
Josiah C Palmer
Arthur Froembling
Nance
Biba
Faith &W
Ed C
Washington
Graham Place
Emma Goshorn
Richard B Huls
G Leming
James Wilson & W
Aaron D. Bechtel
Mary R Wirts
Eliza J Stotts
L Carnther
Della Burris
Sadie F McCracken
Susia A
Finitzer &H
Lawrence Buckley
Tharine Brennan
Thea Edwards
Turner's
Francis O'Brian
Alfred O'Brian
Wm C Brittain &W
Claude S .Gross
Susan Kellams
Louisa C Sparrow
Washington Turner's
Anton Wichmann
James B. Hogan
Read & Thompson
Albert W Foster
Maggie Foster
Washington Allen
Paul H Fitzpatrick
Jacob Witsmer
Anna’ ‘Overholt
Margaret Bordenet
Edward
Eh i Mercker
Washingtey
Tegart
Alustin
Cabel
Chas F. Winton
Pelta
Washington Winton’s
Handy &H
Ella Cochran
College Girls as Wives and the Matrimony Debate
A college professor counsels students against marrying college bred women while critiquing educators and preachers offering theories on matrimony and child upbringing. The piece highlights tensions between education and practical life in shaping marriage choices.
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Boma
Gi Ghenaia
Ahan
College bred women and household wisdom debated
A discussion on house keeping, education, and the role of college graduates in running homes. The piece argues that skilled, educated wives are valued, but love and partnership trump diplomas. cites Evanston and Terre Haute experiences to claim educated women manage households well and remain desirable partners despite academic credentials.
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the Record-Herald
Evanston
Cupid
Terre Haute
MacArthur distributes bilingual U S history to Filipinos
A condensed History of the United States printed under General MacArthur’s direction, in English and Spanish on alternate pages, is being broadcast in the Philippines to educate the populace. It includes the nation’s war for independence, the declaration of independence, and the full text of the Constitution and amendments.
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MacArthur
Washington
United States of America
W. J. Bryan
Tarre Haute
English clergyman jokes about wicked fate and gossip
A clergyman recalls preaching on the fate of the wicked and meeting an old gossip. He asks if his sermon bore fruit about the place of gnashing teeth. The woman replies with a jocular misquote about gnashing and keeping quiet, highlighting her sharp wit.
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Alesip
Presbyterians Prepare to Revise Faith Confession
Philadelphia May 2 The Presbyterian Church faces a long debated revision of its confession. The assembly will hear the report and consider appointing a committee to draft a new summary of faith modeled on earlier creeds. Timing and details remain unsettled as commissioners weigh instructions.
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Philadelphia
St. Louis
Presbyterian Church of England
Suspicious Case Father Phillips Found Dead in New York
The decomposing body of Father Phillips of Hagleton Pa., ally of coal miners, was found in a New York massage operator’s room. Masseur Kirk Stanley was arrested on suspicion. Autopsy by Dr. O'Hanlon for Coroner Bausch found no marks of violence, no brain hemorrhage, suggesting death from chronic nephritis and fatty liver.
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Father Phillips
Millers
New York
Hagleton
Kirk Stanley
Bausch
O'Hanlon
Two Killed By the Cars in Cleveland
Two men, Barney Johnson and Thomas OMalley, were killed by a flyer on the Erie railroad in Cleveland last night. Their bodies were badly cut.
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Cleveland, O
Barney Johnson
Thomas O’malley
Erie Railroad
Market Quotations for Grain and Livestock Prices Narrowed
Amid mixed bids on May 2 in markets from Indianapolis to Toledo and Cincinnati, grain futures show No 2 red wheat around 75 cents and mixed oats around 32 to 63 cents. Cattle and hog quotes linger steady to firm with hogs near 4.35, cattle around 3.00 to 5.05, sheep higher to 3.75, and lambs steady at 6.00 to 6.50. regional notes list varied bids for No 2 mixed oats and corn.
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Cincinnati
Toledo
Oil Discovery Boosts New County Field Prospects
In New Ou field, Lafayette Camying reports a significant oil strike southeast of the city. Within hours, 500 barrels were raised, and officials say the oil quality is high. WEIL unit plans market placement and refining, with expected daily output between 50 and 10 barrels. CWHET holds leases on about 80 acres and predicts the field will prove productive.
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Grrolh
Imerders
Sderpal
Oa Jatayette
Ehiitus
WEIL
Areeotth
Indiana Rebekahs Active in 7th Annual Session
The 7th annual session of the Rebekah Assembly of Indiana opened in Grand Lodge hall with Mrs. Victoria L. Fruer presiding. Secretary’s report lists 504 Rebekah lodges, 12,574 brothers, 22,849 sisters, total 35,423, rising 2,473 from last year, and $35,589.52 spent on relief.
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Indiana
Indiana 1901 acts in effect with proclamation issued
The 1901 acts are now in effect in Marion County after the general assembly. Governor Durbin issued a formal proclamation declaring the laws in effect as required by law.
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Indianapolixy
General Assembly
Marion County
Durbin
Woman Escapes Train After Sudden Jump in Redkey
In Hartford City Indiana on May 23 Mrs. F. A. Smith of Redkey was struck by a passing train and hurled about 20 feet. She miraculously recovered before the train halted and walked away with only a few bruises.
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Hartford City
Ind
F. A. Smith
Redkey
A Queen's Hoax And Rumors Of Queen Draga
A Belgrade telegram reports a Servian royal rumor involving Queen Draga and the expected pregnancy. The czar’s envoy questioned witnesses and Russian and French experts declared she is enceinte, with a formal notice sent to the diplomatic corps.
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Draga
Servia
London
Albany Street Railway Strike Ends After Amicable Settlement
Albany May 20 the twelve day street railway strike that drew 3000 National Guard troops, cost two prominent merchants their lives and set Albany County back over 39000 is amicably settled. If the agreements hold for three years no further trouble is expected.
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Albany Street
Albany
N. Y
Great Street
National Guard
County of
Rapid Convalescence and Presidential Trip Plans
The article notes Mrs McKinley’s improving health and growing strength, with her able to sit up and read. It mentions a expected presidential party journey to Washington on Saturday barring developments. other items report a murder near Portamouth Ohio, a deliberate shooting in Cincinnati, a Mississippi lynching, a steamer loss near Australia, and a Texan murder arrest.
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Mra
McKinley
Waahtogten
Frightful Friday Dispatches Across Regions
Friday dispatches recount a string of incidents including a fatal injury in Lewis County New York, a death in Morristown New Jersey, and various reports from Manila Paris and New York stock markets. Notable items involve legal actions, military movements, and weather or astronomical events plus a Madrid maneuvers participation by the boy king of Spain. The summaries mix crime murders political unrest and a broad array of global and domestic notes.
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John Poters
Lewis County
Wis
Morstuuthy
Aish
New London
Ain Poitii
New York
East
Seotitale
Wali
Mavcardo
Vanveburg
Tanphers
Deniphles
Trix
Count Voo Waldersee
Pekla
America
Germany
Aivorge Cole
Knox County
Camden, N. J
Treasury
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Washington Campbells
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Andrew Carnegie
Mitzjohn Porter
Morristown
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Charles H. Allen
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