Blood Cells and Health Claims From Dr Pierce Ad
An advertisement explains normal red blood cell counts for men and women and promotes Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery to improve digestion and blood quality. It credits improved nerve function, sleep, and energy to richer blood and urges reading his Common Sense Medical Adviser. It also promotes Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets for bowel cleansing.
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R. V. Pierce
The
Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
Buffalo
N. Y
Dr. Pierce
Marriage notices and local court ruling from Bedford area
Saturday night Walter Hunter and Mrs Stella Ramsey were married by Rev R Scott Hyde at the First M H church parsonage. Edward Maloney and Miss Katie Medaris wed at the bride's home by Rev E R Edwards. Bedford police court runs hard with seventeen police cases cited by the Bedford papers. Appellate Court affirms Frank Carmichael v Clear Creek Stone Co judgment of 2500 with nearly 500 interest.
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Walter Hunter
Stella Ramsey
R. Scott Hyde
M. H. Church
Maloney Medaris
Edward Maloney
Katie Medaris
Wm Medaris
E. R. Edwards
First Christian Church
Frank Carmichael
Clear Creek Stone Co
Brown County
Carmichael
Hospital Benefit Concert by Roney’s Boys’ Concert Company
Chicago based Roney’s Boys’ Concert Company will appear at the Stone City Opera House on Saturday evening April 8 for a benefit concert funding the Lawrence County Hospital. The piece promotes the troupe as a high class attraction and notes previous appearances under the Stone City Lecture Course.
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Roney’s Boys’ Concert Company
Chicago
Ill
Stone City
Stone City Opera House
Lawrence County Hospital
Jury Debate over Miller Bribery Case in Bloomington
In Bloomington Indiana March 30 attorneys for the defense in the Miller bribery case protest the prosecution released full charges days before filing. Judge Wilson contemplates a jury trial while prosecutors push for bench trial. The Grand Jury, mostly farmers, meets next week amid public scrutiny. The Attorney General would oversee the case if an indictment is returned, with removal from office and eligibility penalties possible upon Supreme Court judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Ind
Miller
Miers
Wilson
Robert Miller
Monroe County
Circuit Court
Supreme Court
Quarry suits against Monon set for trial next Thursday
In Bloomington the 52 suits by quarrymen against the Monon were called in court Thursday with many set for trial next Thursday. Nine affidavits filed as change of venue to Lawrence County, in damage cases stemming from the stone train misunderstanding reported by Blooming ton Telephone.
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Monon
Thial
Wilson
Lawrence County
Bloomington
Long and Adamson Deaths Reported in Local Area
John S. Long, a former Lawrence county resident, died March 23 in Danville Illinois after two years of kidney trouble. He was nearly 79 and a brother of Mrs. David Gray of this city. W. B. Adamson died at Bloomington on Saturday at age 73. He was father of Sentney and H. H. Adamson and long a Lawrence county resident. Remains were brought to Bedford on the Accommodation and lay in state at the Church of Christ until 10 then funeral services followed with burial at Springville Monday afternoon.
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John S. Long
Lawrence County
Danville
Mr. Long
David Gray
W. B. Adamson
Bloomington
Sentney
H. H. Adamson
Bedford
Church of Christ
Spring Villa
Wreck at Leatherwood Near Bedford Kills? and Ties
A Bloomington Accommodation train wrecked near Leatherwood bridge Friday evening at 5 39. Passengers were bruised while the northbound through freight, in charge of Conductor Andy Gardner, split and was brought in two sections. The runaway cars ran down the grade, exploded torpedoes, and a collision risk to the Accommodation train.
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Bloomington
Leatherwood Bridge
Leatherwood Cut
Leatherwood
M. W. Hunter
Beatrica Sanders
al Conner
J.R Shoulty
A. B. Tressla
Bedford
J. Doddridge
Greencastle
James Davis
Baby
Stinesville
Hoa Ransom
Jasonville
Martin
Lillian Fulmer
Salem
Joan B. Crafton
Daniel
Joe Alders
Walter Elder
Robinson
Ashcroft
Seymour
Lafayette
M J Murphy
Appellate Court Affirms Perry-Matthews Buskirk Suit
The Monroe County Appellate Court affirms a verdict in the Perry Mathews Buskirk Stone Company vs Speer Administr A death from the 1901 Perry Mathews Buskirk Quarry incident led to a $4,500 verdict after a prior $5,000 was set aside. The decision upholds instructions on duty and reasonable prudence for workers and clarifies fact finding for negligence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry-Matthews- Buskirk Stone Company
Speer
Monroe
C.C
Roby
Frank Teague
Perry-Matthews- Buskirk
Geo. W. Speer
George L .Rinehart
Monroe County
Ira Batman
Stone Company
Mc Hanry Owen
Hast & Hast
Joseph E. Henley
Mrs Angella Carlie Among Moron Accommodation Wreck Victim
Mrs Angella Carlie of Brook lyn New York survived the Moron Accommodation wreck Friday night. She was en route to Bedford to collect 2800 dollars paid to her attorney S B Lowe to settle a suit for her husband’s death at the P M B quarry. She aimed to erect a tombstone and visit relatives.
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Angella Carlie
Brooklyn
N. Y
Bedford
S. B Lowe
P. M. B. Quarry
Evangelistic Campaign Reaches Forty Nine Decisions
The First Christian church assisted by the Brooks brothers reports twenty one new conversions on the sixth night, bringing total decisions to forty nine. Crowded attendance filled all space as A. K. Brooks led a chorus of about 75 voices alongside a sermon on The Prodigal Son. Tomorrow promises to be a memorable day.
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First Christian Church
Brooks Brothers
Christ
A. K. Brooks
Evangelist Brooks
Kentucky distillery outputs 1290 barrels weekly
A Kentucky distillery produces 1290 barrels of sweet mash whisky every seven days, totaling 62,490 barrels annually. Production cost is about 37,400 dollars with a wholesaler profit of 1 to 2 dollars per barrel. After taxes, transportation, licenses, and rents the net burden reaches 24,761,678 dollars.
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Kentucky
Dodd Wins Panama Canal Appointment After Civil Service Exam
Charles M. Dodd passed the January civil service exam with an average of 96 and is appointed to the staff of General Wallace, Chief Engineer of the Panama Canal. He sails from New York on April 4 to Panama, while his family remains here for now.
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Charles M. Dodd
Gen. Wallace
Panama Canal
Southern Indiana Railway
New York
Panama
DeVoe's April Weather Forecast
April weather pattern shows mild spells with frequent showers and some heavy rains that may affect farming. The month features a Pacific Coast storm early, warm periods mid month, thunder storms around mid month, a Gulf of Mexico cold front at end of month, and possible hard frost in New England.
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Pacific Coast
Gulf of Mexico
Atlantic
New England
Bedford Residents Rally For Local Hospital
Lawrence County Hospital movement gains broad public interest as residents push to establish a hospital in Bedford. The Miter property on East 16th Street is leased for a site while fraternal orders pledge support and arrange rooms. The Rosey Boys Concert Company will perform at the Stone City Opera House on Saturday.
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Lawrence County Hospital
Bedford
Miter
East 16H
Tas
P. Ard Ellis
Rosey Boys
Stone City Opera House
Stones and shows roll through Monon yards and serenade
A daytime Monon yards incident reports several loaded stone cars breaking a switch and rolling toward White River until Operator Johnson braked them near the Deckard Hotel. Later the Gentry Bros. show train of 50 cars, with chariots and animals, passes Jackson, Miss, amid a minstrel serenade at the 16th street crossing.
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Monon
White River
Johnson
Deckard Hotel
White River Bridge
Gentry Bros
Jackson
Miss
Billy Kersand
16Th Street Crossing
Drunkenness and liquor cases pass through local court system
Police Court hears John Maloney and A Horn baker for plain drunkenness both fined 10 50 and jailed. John Carothers pleads not guilty to selling liquor on Sunday. case sent to Justice Harris. William Brown pleads guilty to intoxication. assessed 10 59 in fines and costs. City Marshal Myers seeks restitution of about 50 dollars worth of liquor from a recent sale. Several Sunday liquor cases acquitted for lack of proof as to witnesses. Local attorney Fletcher praised by Hon. Lowe. Riley Byers relocates family to Roseman property. H Richardson moves into newly purchased 17th street home.
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John Carothers
Smith
Justice Harris
Sosls
William Brown
Boe
John P Gagen
Lisfayette
Myers
John Sebr
Constant Gaussin
James Long
Saoon
Harris
Riley Byers
West 16Th Street
Roseman
17Th Streets
H 4H Richardson
C Auerbach
New Quarry District Attracts Farm Options Near Stippard Ramsey
In the Stippard Ramsey area northeast of town, several farms have been optioned by agents for a major city cut shop. The region sits on potential oolitic stone in Lawrence county, previously hard to access due to distance from rail lines. Prospectors expect future mining activity as access improves. The Lehigh Portland Cement Co began on plant No 2 at Mitchell Mandsy with a 3030 barrel capacity using dry process and electric linkage to a nearby crusher plant. Smith Owens reports the sudden death of a gray horse from a constitutional defect after a road incident. a $200 offer for the animal was refused. Favorable weather accelerates the Southern Indiana extension to Chicago with 200 workers pouring concrete for the Big Vermillion river bridge and 100 on Littles Vermillion, while about 1,000 men are on grade and bridges between Terre Haute and Brussets Creek.
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Washington Herald
Bedford
Herald
Stone
Stone Center
Stone City
Tom Brooks
George McDaniel
Avervsia
Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern Railway
Oolitic
Sarah Schafer
Indiana
Lawrence
Stippard Ramsey
Lawrence County
Lehigh Portland Cement Co
Mitchell Mandsy
Smith & Owens
Southern Indiana
Chicago
Big Vermillion River
Littles Vermillion
Terre Haute
Brussetts Creek
Commissioners Court Summary of May Term Actions
George Moss's application was dismissed as notice failed. Milt Myers' Bedford case continued to May Term under board rules. Diamond Grocery awarded quarterly supplies contract for Poor Asylum. Liquor licenses granted to multiple named applicants. 88 NR Clark & Co. awarded contract for six new bridges in Pleasant Run Township at $17,050, $26 under estimate. Thomas T. Ray bid on two roads.
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George Moss
Milt Myers
Bedford
Clark & Co
Pleasant Run
Thomas T. Ray
Classified arrests and charges summary for the month
Total arrests for the month 47 and total charges preferred 56. Classified list shows counts for intoxication 18 assault and battery 1 and 2 with intent, wife desertion 1, insanity 1, loitering 2, surety of peace 1, visit gambling rooms 3, visit houses in fame and keep houses ill fame 2, permit gambling 1, provoke 1, adultery 4, larceny 4, permit in saloons on Sunday 4, selling on Sunday 5, carrying concealed weapons 1. Arrests by Myers 16 Payne 5 Crum 2 Ross 12 Moore 9 Holmes 4 Payne & Ross 3.
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Myers
Payne
Crum
Ross
Moore
Holmes
Payne & Ross
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Bedaford
J. B Cooper
Plainfield
Cooper
Charles Cooper
Roswell
New Mexico
Oolitic News
News
Bedford Stone
Belf
Adamson
Appellate Court
Eva Ransom
Sherman Ransom
Noble Davis
T. N. Howard
Ransom
H. H. Walls
John M. Utz
New Albany
Irving Pettiford
Stone Steps
W. P. Hodge
L. R. Daugherty
W.G. Batt
W. A. Baker
Ralph
Elwood Gainey
William M. Taylor
J. W. Harris
Opal Armstrong
Williams
Frank Rucker
Linton
Lodge of B. of R. T
Ground Hog
White House
State
War Departments
Washington
Prof
Roney
DeVoe
Star of
Charles G. Sefrit
John Maloney
A. Hornbaker
B. Lowe
Fred Fletcher
Fletcher
R. E. Blackburn Ci
Citizens National Bank
UNION
New Quarry
Commissioners’ Court
Diamond Grocery
Z'mii Terrell
Huror
George B. Volker
Mitchell
Harry Evans
Curtis Younger
Vincent Dreynoble
Rawlins Bridge
Police Department
Feas
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