Sherrick and Hill Nominated in Republican State Convention
The Orleans Herald notes Sherrick won the Auditor of State nomination on the third ballot and Hill secured the Treasurer of State nomination on the second ballot. Laughlin and supporters withdrew, concluding that spending over 2000 for a nonpaying office would not yield honest returns. Cyrus B. Davis was bruised and sprained Saturday night after a fall from the 8 I train at Bee Hunter junction. the impact was painful but not serious.
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Sherrick
Hill
Laughlin
Orleans Herald
Cyrus B. Davis
Bee Hunter Junction
Liston
Sock Social Draws Huge Turnout at First Christian Church
The Ladies Aid held a sock social in the church parlors drawing eight hundred to one thousand guests. Attendees paired socks to match outfits, paid dues placed in the tiny sock, then enjoyed ice cream and cake. Net proceeds reach 86.25 with 75.00 to be applied to church debt.
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First Christian Church
Rce
Aid
First Campaign of the Twentieth Century Speech
Albert J. Beveridge, as permanent chairman at the Indiana Republican state convention in Indianapolis, heralds the first convention of the 20th century, extolling American progress, industrial unity, and the need for conservative support of trusts and expansion while praising McKinley and Roosevelt and urging forward national unity.
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America
Indianapolis
Albert J. Beveridge
Madison
Republic
Jefferson
Louisiana
Quincy
Massachusetts
Congress
Mississippi
Ays
Republican Party
Lincoln
William McKinley
Washington
McKinley
Mariner
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Felow
Repblican Party
Vetera
Young National League pitchers show strength in spring games
The Cincinnati Commercial-Tribune notes promising early showings from Iberg and Felix of the Phillies, Wicker and Yerkes of St. Louis, Winham of Brooklyn, St. Vrain of Chicago, and New York’s rising youth. It cautions that early success may fade as bats warm up.
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Iberg
Felix
Phillies
Wicker
Yerkes
St. Louis Nationals
Winham
Brooklyn
St. Vrain
Chicago
Reds
New York
Cincinnati Commercial-Tribune
Fish dynamiting reported along White River south of town
reports describe dynamiting of fish along the White River south of town. Harry Thomas a Bell Telephone lineman returned yesterday from a trip to Paoli and French Lick.
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White River
Harry Thomas
Bell Telephone Company
Paoli
French Lick
Ringling Bros Units Demand Heavy Daily Provisions
Ringling Bros employs over a thousand people including men women and children. The company requires daily 900 pounds of bread 1000 pounds of meat 420 gallons of coffee and all other provisions in proportion. Also 10 tons of hay 300 bushels of oats and 25 bushels of corn for the horses must be secured daily in the exhibition city.
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Ringling Bros
Brownstown Resident James M Henderson Dies at Home
James M. Henderson of Brownstown died Tuesday night at his father’s residence three miles east of Leasville. He leaves a widow and a sister of McHenry Owen. Henderson served as Brownstown postmaster 1898 to 1897 and held offices in Cedar Ridge No.161 Masons and Brownstown Knights of Pythias. He was a Baptist and his funeral was held at Brownstown Presbyterian church, conducted by the two orders he served with zeal.
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James M. Henderson
Brownstown
Robert M. Henderson
Leasville
McHenry Owen
Cedar Ridge
Masons
Leesville
Knights of Pythias
Howard McKinney Drives U S Express Wagon
The Monon plans a special Cedar Lake drive this season and Cedar Lake fishing gains as seining removes most aquatic game. The company will invest heavily in the park and hotel with lower rates to boost Indianapolis area fishing parties and business.
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Cedar Lake
Andiang
Indianapolis
Local Notes and Visits Across Pleasant Run Area
Birth announced for Elmer Pace’s daughter. Berry Day and Pleasant Run residents visit Isaac Day. Mrs Harvey and children spend Sunday with Maul Ridge relatives. Daniel Jones and Ben Jones visit John W. Jones in Mitchellsburg. Saisha Johnson ill at son Matt Harrison’s home. Ezra Kern active in Silverville business. William Evans visits Triplettton for fruit tree orders. Sarah Blackwell visits Maul Ridge. Rev Harry Accam of Bedford to preach.
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Elmer Pace
Berry Day
Pleasant Run
Isaac Day
Jake Harvey
Maul Ridge
Daniel
Ben Jones
Mitchellsburg
Kentucky
John W. Jones
Saisha Johnson
Matt Harrison
Ezra Kern
Silverville
William Evans
Tripleton
Sarah Blackwell
Harry Accam
Bedford
Local social notes from Greene and Bedford areas
A roundup of visits and illnesses among residents including Clay Holmes and family, Mrs. Rhoda Cole, Robert Cromwell, Lillie Busenourg, Charley McKee, Cary Beyers, Sidney Martindale, John Beyers, Joseph Parkey, Mrs. Rodger Peterson, Fannie Armstrong, Ida Beyers, Henry Parker, Mabell Pancett, Georg Beyers, Clara Beyers, Dave Brock, Quincy Rainbolt, Dr Culmer, Dennis Armstrong, Joe Melter, W A Keithley, George Armstrong, and a Monon tracks accident involving a mower and buggy shaft. The report notes health changes, travel through Greene county and Bedford city, plus a serious illness in Rhode Island.
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Clay Holmes
Rhoda Cole
Hobbieville
Robert Cromwell
Oolitic
C. Rainbolt
Lillie Busenourg
Charley McKee
Cary Beyers
Greene County
Avoca
Sidney Martindale
John Beyers
Rolla
Joseph Parkey
Rodger Peterson
James Graves
Lora Faucett
Minia Rainbolt
Fannie Armstrong
Lowder
Burgess
Rhode‘Island
Gladys Parker
Shirley Armstrong
Ida Beyers
Henry Parkers
Mabell Pancett
Bloomfield
Georg Beyers
Clara Beyers
Dave Brock
Quincy Rainbolt
Culmer
Springville
Dennis Armstrong
Bedford
Barred Rooster Hatchery Ad From Bedford Hardware
A brief classified note requests pure bred stock hatching service. Leave orders at the Bedford Hardware Co. store for Frank Bailey.
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Riymonth
Bedford Hardware Co
Frank Bailey
Local residents visit families and attend events
Nell and Jo Short visit aunt Mrs Jennie Pearson last Wednesday. Mrs Luther Lowe and daughter visit Worthington Friday. Dr George Selby visits his mother at home. Mrs Laura Cul mer and Irma attend a measuring party in Springville Saturday night. Several Fires cause fence and timber losses after a windy Tuesday.
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Nell
Jo Short
Jennie Pearson
Luther Lowe
Worthington
Francis Kern
Bedford
Pearson
Paul Short
George Selby
Laura Culmer
Irma
Springville
Frank Stannard
Mabel Wells
Ermah Kern
Curtis Kern
Quincy Short
Herbert Vantyle
Nellie Short
Walter Wells
Mabel
Little Everett Turpin
Wm. Culmer
M. Kern
Center of the Earth community notes and obituaries
Florence Freeman of Jonesboro visited Mabel Faucett on Sunday. Attendance reported at the South Union basketball meeting. Jim McDowell and wife from Limestone visited Joseph Armstrong. Trustee Jackson is enumerating the rising generation. Bayard Walker family visited KE Walker. Perry Township assessor Charlie Giles made his annual trip through the area. Zack Johnson and families visited Theodore Davis. Morton Beyers now walks lame after a horse kick. J B Louder’s death saddens neighbors. family receives sympathy.
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Florence Freeman
Jonesboro
Mabel Faucett
Jessie Davis
Mabel Wells
Charlie Zike
Fred Johnston
South Union
Jim McDowell
Limestone
Joseph Armstrong
Jackson
Bayard Walker
F. Walker
Perry Township
Charlie
Local Notes From Pinhook Farmers and Town Folk
Farmers have mostly finished sowing oats. Frank Batman works for J. O. Brooking this week. Mrs. Joel Crawford and daughters Onie and Lillie visited Mrs. Haws Tuesday. Mrs. Fountain of Michell visits James and Mrs. Doddson. R. N. Dixor is ill. Henry Brooking visited J. C. Brooking. Gertie Ingle visited home folks. Mrs. Mansel Guthrie of near Tunnelton visited the Dodsons. Thos. Alien improves. Robert Brooking and Homer went to Ft Ritner on business. W. H. Crawford and Squire Dixon bought new organs. E. Haws passed through town Friday. Aaron Mitchell went to Bedford on business. Mrs. AD Guthrie and son Mitchell visited Friday seeking a brick layer. Brooking’s went to Bedford on business. Jack Dix bought a new buggy. Mr. Hardley of Kurtz sought agents. Am bros e Crawford family were visiting J. C. Brooking. Weaver family of Hedford visited J. L. Crawford. Dell Kern called on Robt Brooking. Jessie Mathis visited Gertie Ingle. Homer Brooking left for Bedford. Mrs. R. N. Dixon on sick list. H. W. Crawford visited J. L. Crawford. Robert Brooking bought a fine horse from John Linn. Local young people seen on the streets. Mrs. Jane Root and Mrs. Woodsmall visited Leonard Crawford.
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Frank Batman
J. O. Brooking
Joel Crawford
Onie
Lillie
E. Haws
S. O. Fountain of Michell
James Doddson
R. N. Dixor
Henry Brooking
J. C. Brooking
Gertie Ingle
Folka
Mansel Guthrie
Tunnelton
Robert Brooking
Homer
Ft. Ritner
W. H. Crawford
Squire Dixon
S. E. Haws
Aaron Mitchell
Bedford
AD. Guthrie
Son Mitchell
Brooking
Jack Dixon
Mr. Hardley
Kurtz
Ambrose Crawford
J. C. Brooking Sun
Weaver
Hedford
J. L. ‘Crawford
Dell ‘Kern
Jessie Mathis
Homer Brooking
R. N. Dixon
H. W. Crawford
J. L. Crawford
John ‘Linn
Tannelton
Jane Root
Wood‘small
Leonard Crawford
Local residents conduct business and farming talks
Dr W H Smith of Bedford was in the area on business Thursday. M M and Geo T Goldsmith traveled to Bedford last Friday. James B Holiman of Bedford visited relatives here late in the week. Dr S W Smith, Mr Short, W S Pate and Henry Woolery went to the Stone City on Saturday. W S Pate trades with W A Holland for a 320 acre farm one half mile north of here.
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W. H. Smith
Bedford
Geo. T.goldsmith
James B. Holiman
S. W. Smith
Mr. Short
W.S. Pate
Henry Woolery
Stone City
W. A. Holland
Estate of Armenius Nail Administrator Appointed
Notice in Lawrence Circuit Court announces William H. Bryant named administrator of Armenius Nail estate in Lawrence County Indiana. Estate described as solvent. Attorneys Dunn and Pearson to represent.
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Lawrence Circuit Court
Armenius Nail
Lawrence County
Indiana
William H. Bryant
Dunn & Pearson
Estate of Henrietta Tannehill notice to relatives
In the estate matter, an application has been filed in the circuit court of Lawrence seeking removal of parties named within a dispute involving Non Gompos, William H. Consalus, and Leonard. The filing references guardianship and related legal actions affecting listed individuals in the estate proceedings.
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Henrietta Tannehill
Non Gompos
William H. Consalus
Gda
Circuit Court of
Lawrence
Rorya
Leonard
Olork
Public sale of rents on Lawrence County real estate deeds
On Saturday May 17 1902 between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. at the Courthouse door in Lawrence County Indiana the rents and profits for a term exceeding seven years on a described tract in Lawrence County will be sold to satisfy a decree interest and costs. If not sold for enough to satisfy the decree the fee simple of the real estate will be exposed to public sale to cover the decree interest and costs.
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Lawrence County
Indiana
Towit
Indian Creek
Said
Lawrence
Homer v
Ragedale
Thomas
M. Todd
A. D
Atx
Toda
Little Salt Creek
Tor
Otice
Heme
Ida Overton
Dece
Bedford Lawrence County
State of Indiana
James B Trague
Brooks & Brooks, Attys
Lawrence Greuis
State of India
Battle House
Radford
Pata
Lace County
Insana
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THE
Bedford Mail
Thomas J. Brooks
Red B. Otis
Otis & Brooks,proprietors
Editors
Autgal Advertising
Lawrence, Orange
Martin Counties
Charles B. Rogers
10Th Judicial Circuit
James Benjamin Wilson
Robert G. Miller
John H. Edwards
John M. Gainey
William H. West
James F. Smith
Richard Plummer
Noble McPheeters
Amob W. Scoggan
Anselm Wood
J. Hickson Smith
William M. Denniston
Lew Ferguson
Marshal
M. Russell
Counerlman First Ward
H. Cobsvin Stone
Fred
Strout
Richard Rowland
William Bahe
Cosucilmao
George M. Dodd
Thomas W. Box
Sherrick and
Senator Leveridge
Hoosier
Worde Weill
Indiang
Vincennes
Vandalia
Pennsylvania
American Railways
Steel Trust
Take & Manufacturing Corporation
Page Re
Studebakers
Council of Patriotism
Massachusettes
California
John Sherman
Roosevelt
Department of Commerce
Pacific
Philppine
Spain
Orient
Philippines
Luzon
Senator Beveridge
Cuba
China
al Ag
Indus
Philppines
Repub
Republican Financial Administration
Repubican
State Labor Commission
Treasuries
Philippine
Neely
Dakota
Nebraska
Abe Lawshe
War
Treasury Departments
Manila
Omaha
San Francisco
London
Otis
Hughes
McArthur
Union
Republi- SR
Tere Uc
Republiaan
Upton Walbberg
Abraham T4incom
New Union
Howard McKinney
U.S
Joe Melter
W.A. Keithley
George Armstrong
Seymour
Telephone Valley
Center
Sheriffs Sale
Greene Circuit Court
Homer Lowder
Mary Lowder
Lille Lowder
L. Fitzatrick
Ralva Firzpatrick
Deih Rush
Aman Rush
Nordyke and Marmon Company
Ceats I
Highet
James F. F. Smith
Cy E. Prea Wate
Atomey
Crooke & Crooke
Spice Valley Township
Bryantsville
Illiam
Borel
Idm
Overton
Diana
James
B Teague
Brooks & Brooks
Acrea
Township Five
Tange
Tee
Aaid
Twentynine
Saif Bianch
Lea
Piast Sosa Aix
Beinning
A. Thomas
Enn
Lewis
Kate N. Willards
Lowe
Atty’s
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