Abolitionist Wilberforce Honored in History Notes
A history column notes William Wilberforce, died 1833, credited largely with ending the English slave trade thanks to his abolitionist work. It also records Theodore Hook’s death in 1811 and Major Charles H. Smith’s death, with brief astronomical and weather remarks and assorted legal notices and real estate transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wilverforce
Horn
Wilverforce
Theodore Hook
Charles H. Smith
Fen
Arnold B. Brown
Clarence W. Waggoner
Washington
Beckbie & Win
John
Beckett
Seaniee
Riverson B
Smith & W
Frank N
Southside
Local residents greet visitors and return home
A flood of names fills the city as residents and visitors arrive and depart. Many travelers from Petersburg Epsom Vincennes and Cincinnati stop to visit friends, while locals including Miss Cunningham, Miss Owen and Mr Judson Smith return from trips to Shoals Trinity Springs and Terre Haute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie O'Dell
Albert Miller
Qdon
Mattoon
Minois
Gutney
David Chapman
Petersburg
Harry Hair
Cincinnati
Etta Abell
Elnora
Zed Morton
Terre, Haute
Vincennes
Des Moines trio weigh autopsy in Stein case
Physicians and a post mortem check on Des Moines man Martia B P Stein suggest he could have fired the shot that killed him and Miss Porter at Loudonville. Three revolver chambers were empty, fueling questions of homicide and possible trials for Mrs Stein and Mrs Bayard in Loudonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Martia B. P. Stein
Loudonville
Bya
Jin
Stennis
Miss ‘Porter
Seals Acquitted in Mortgage Property Case
John W Seals was acquitted in Squire Kellams court this morning by a jury that tried him on a charge by H F Vollmer. The mortgaged property in question was gone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Seals
Squire Kellams
Gome
Hyatt hotel bar proprietor ordered to appear before mayor
George Signor proprietor of the Hyatt hotel bar must appear before the mayor on Tuesday to answer an affidavit charging sale of liquor Sunday. The affidavit was filed by Deputy Prosecutor Hastings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Signor
Hyatt Hotel
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Hastings
Pick Ups Misa Ophella Roddick Honored for Sunday School Work
Pick Ups Misa Ophella Roddick, a teacher in the city public schools, received high honors at Winona for efficiency in Sunday school work. Alice Powell, eighteen, was arrested on Main street in Evansville wearing a death gown. Prosecutors will pursue a city statute restricting women of immoral character from Main street appearances. A lawn fete is planned at the residences of Rev J M Douglass and Mrs High Rogers on east Main street Thursday evening hosted by the Presbyterian ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B Wifson
St. Louis
Minnie Cunningham
Anna Ginder
City Field
Mississippi
Charles Nery
East Fourteenth
Ruth Cunningham
Maysville
Wilson
Rockport
Misa Ophella Roddick
Winona
Alice Powell
Main Street
Evansville
J. M. Douglass
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Mogn
Ratlas Boyd
John Dexbs
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the Plain i
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Nance Q. Caleman
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Alice Sinnott
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Jerome Reece
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William Roby, Jr
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Henry Qsha
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