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Newspaper

Bedford Weekly Mail

Location

Bedford, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1901

Page

2

Railroad Traffic And Accident Report From Indiana Rail Lines

The Terre Haute Gazette notes rising coal and stone freight from Southern Indiana to the Big Four and Bedford quarries. It cites a growing passenger market across classes, plus debates over an elevated Putnamville bridge after a fatal collapse. A Monon conductor, 41, died near Shelby, with coroner calling it accidental a train fall.

Indiana Big Four Bedford Terre Haute Gazette Jesse L. Holloway Monon Railway Shelby Chicago Lowell T. Waters Lake County Holloway Charles Jack Fair Oaks Quimby The Order of Railway Conductors Knight Templar Lafayette

Wicker Debuts as NL Pitcher in St Louis Loss

Bob Wicker made his National League debut in the seventh inning against Pittsburgh at St Louis. He allowed four hits and two walks over three innings, aided by miscues behind Murphy, with Wallace shining at short in a 14 to 2 Pirates victory.

Bob Wicker St. Louis Murphy Bob Dayton Pittsburg Wicker Globe Democrat Rhody” Wallace Bob” Wicker Clarke Erring Cardinals Donovanites Republic Pirates Pirate Donovan Harper Sudhoff

Franks Jacks Farm Find and Mob Violence Report

Frank Jacks, a Madison county farmer, unearthed over 20 000 in gold on his farm. A mob in Pierce City burned a Black man and five cabins, driving out Black residents. Weather and crops extend across regions with winds and floods. corn and wheat prospects vary by state and recent rainfall improves farming outlooks.

Frank Jacks Madison County Ala Pierce City Cincinnati New York Journal of Commerce Drovers’ Journal Knoxville Tennn H. M. Fisher Indiana Chicago Western Bureau Bloomington Water Company James D. Showers James Karsell W. A. Fulwider Samuel K. Rhorer Ben F. Adams, Jr Fitzhugh Lee Maine Havana Orleans Ind Horticultural Institute of Southern Indiana Purdue University School of Agriculture State Horticultural Society State Horticultural Societies Michigan Wisconsin Kentucky Whitesboro Tex Alf Wilder Caldwell Grayson County Dexter Columbus Nash Frank B. Archer Belmont County Davis

Bedford Tensions Rise Over Night Noise From Comanche Band

A Bedford resident claims a large, rowdy group labeled as wild Comanches from Oolitic caused loud shouting and shooting on North Bedford streets Wednesday night. The writer requests a night policeman to curb the disturbances and protect residents.

Oolitic Bedford

Large apple trees from early Indiana governor’s farm still bear fruit

Historical note recalls Gen William Henry Harrison’s Corydon era orchard on Blue River seven miles from Corydon. Two trees still stand bearing fruit after more than seventy years. The piece also covers a Greensburg street fair floral parade with twenty decorated rigs and carriage costs averaging about $30 per entry.

William Henry Harrison Ben Harrison Territory Indiana Corydon Blue River

Emma Clarke Weds Oscar Fidler at Baptist Church

Emma Clarke united with Oscar Fidler in a wedding at Fidler home. Rev C E Asbury officiated and guests cheered the couple before a lively send off. The paper notes gifts and plans to reside with the groom’s father, Chris Fidler.

Baptist Church Emma Clarke Oscar Fidler Evily Clark Cora Pitman Mead Swengel C. E. Asbury Chris Fidler 15Th and I Street

Mrs Horace Armstrong Died At Home In Lawrence County

Mrs Horace Armstrong died at her Lawrence County home on July 28 1901 aged 45 years and 26 days after a long illness She joined the Church of Christ about 25 years ago and married Horace Armstrong on September 6 1877 They had two children both living Funeral services were conducted by the writer and burial followed at New Union Cemetery on July 29 The bereaved husband two sons one stepson and many friends mourn the loss but keep hope intact signed Wilson Quillen.

Lawrence County Horace Armstrong The of the Church of Christ New Union Wilson Quillen

Fort Ritner and Over the Way Briefs from the Area

Local notes from Fort Ritner include visits by Dr. H. W. Smith and others, weather reports of rain reviving crops, and community updates. Individuals such as B. Lee C. Hodge and Misses Carrie Lee travel, while births and illnesses are noted. Protracted meetings, new houses, and moves mark community activity across Bedford and Mitchell regions.

Local Social Notes From Tunnel Hill Area

TonneI Hill and surrounding area report visits and trips by residents. Ezra Allen Henry Mathis and families visited Bedford and Tunnelton while others attended events and shopped in nearby towns. Residents like Miss Lucy Harris and Mrs J S Flinn are noted for visits and trips with relatives and friends.

E. Flinn Seymour Ezra Allen Henry Mathis W.D. Guthrie Buddha R. N. Flinn King Lucy Harris Orleans W. D. Guthrie Bedford J. S. Flinn Tunnelton Terrence Guthrie John Reynolds Curt Flinn Thad Allen Son Noble Archie Guthrie Louis Reyman Salem Herman Porter Vada Guthrie William Aldridge Ft. Wayne E. BE. Fiin Dodds Bessie Allen Recorder’s Office Albert Flien Indian Springs John Dowling Marion Brown Thomas Cooper Morton Allen J. P. Allen D B Guthrie

Mother's Meeting at First Christian Church Friday

The Mother's Meeting will be held in the First Christian church on Friday August 28 at 2 30 p m A cordial invitation to all especially to those who care for home and children. Program includes songs devotion by Mrs Della S lessons Habits by Mrs Lizzie Burton Train the Girls by Mrs M Allen duet by Mrs Lulu Donica and Mrs Flo Whitted Two Pictures Miss M Brown Freedom and Rest I ll Sign the Pledge Tonight Recitation Ada Whitted Mandolin Solo Miss Hattie Jones Offerings and prayer

Mary’ Day Bedford Ethel Boyd Bertha C. Lingle Bedford Street George Carter Paoli West Baden Paoli News First Christian Church Jesus Della S Lizzie Burton M. Allen Lulu Donica Flo Whitted

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