Conflicting History Highlights and Local Notices
June 25 historical notes include Luther and Melanchthon presenting to Charles V, a 1841 death of Alexander Meroml, General Custer and MT men honored on the Little Big Horn, and Rabbi Alexander Kohut born 1842. Also astronomical data, real estate transfers, and a brief weather note with a Brasil birth.
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Luther
Melanchthon
Charles V
Alexander Meroml
Plattaburg
George A. Custer
Hly
Bronx
Little Big Gorn
Montana
Alexander Kohut
Personal notices from Indiana and Illinois social visits
Anna Cullivan visits Eselngton Kentucky returns home at noon. Miss Laura Bulibelmer of Indianapolis jabs for a visit. Cecil Mcousky from Decatur Illinois visiting Mrs. O'Conbor and Mrs. Herndon. Miss Blannie Collier travels to Springfield Dutnois for a short visit. Bertha Murmalake visits from Springield Timais. Others return from visits to Siberia Perry county and Slavian. Several residents attend a music festival and a dedication in Vincennes.
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Cecil Mcousky
Decatur, Ilinois
John O’conbor Ana
James
Herndon
Rev. S of Welsh
Dgylees County
International Sunday School
Louisvile
Pra
Jeffersonville
Vics Bell
Mt.Vernon
Illinois
Indianapolia
Roosevelts Publishers Offer 100000 For Articles
A terse telegram reports President Roosevelt may receive 100000 from publishers for a series of articles about his planned African expedition. The pieces would cover the journey and recount interior scenes and adventures in the Dark Continent.
Camp Optimist outing and local events described
Pick Ups and several locals including Oliphant and Ben nett attend a day at Camp Optimist. A garment and repair notes appear alongside a court decision affecting a local club. The Mascotte Conking club hosts a breakfast and A. P. Cabet on Fifth Street features in a broader town program with opera, convention attendance, and a late Friday show. The piece mentions Myrtle Blynn and J. W. Ogdon among attendees.
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Pelemburg
A. A
P. Cabet
Fifth Street
Team RAN AWAY ABA In Lumber Yard Chase
A team of western ponies belonging to Hafield and Palmer bolted from a lumber yard this morning and sped toward Second Street before a bridge. Two men in the drivers seat managed to rein in the horses, each collecting fines in some manner. the team was stopped with no injuries or damage reported.
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Hafield & Palmer
Cleveland Birth and Political Rise in Erie County
The article traces Grover Cleveland's birth in Caldwell New Jersey on March 18, 1837, his family move to Payetteville New York, early work, schooling in Clinton and Buffalo, law career, and rise as Erie County district attorney sheriff mayor governor and two term president. It notes his marriage to Frances Folsom in the White House, children, and a 1909 obituary notice confirming his death and legacy.
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B. Darrow
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Cleveland & Filsom
Erie County
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New York
Benjamin Yarriga
Cleveland
Mise
Frances Fol
Roosevelt Isaues
White ‘House
United ’States
United States
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