Railroad Racket in Southern Indiana Rail Line News
O G Cruikshank appointed local surgeon for Southern Indiana at Lewis replacing Givens. T J McGuire refused Midland position and returned to Monon Middle Division as conductor. Charles Wilson set a passenger record on No 6 with 1127 riders between Seymour and Terre Haute. Monon hauled 2000 excursionists to Louisville, two sections, while Bedford trips brought 322 and 188 riders home. ball game clashed with return. Monon southbound detoured near Cedar Lake due to a subsidence and giant cave-in flooding track. Sullivan County residents urged to aid a coal district rail expansion to Sullivan as terminal then St Louis, with Right of Way Agent Jesse Harold showing proposed line map. two miles already graded. US Fish Commission car shipped fish to southern Indiana reservoirs and the Monon and Vandalia lines, none released locally.
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Charles Wilson
Southern Indiana
Seymour
Terre Haute
Sullivan County
Sullivan Times
Indiana
Sullivan
Walsh
St. Louis
Jesse Harold
Times
Coal District
Charles E. Wilson
Durbin
W. T. Buchanan
Buffalo
Wilson
Washington
Randolph
United States
South Africa
McKinley to visit Buffalo Expo and other news
The bulletin reports President McKinley will visit the Buffalo Exposition in September. It notes Pierre Lorillard's death in New York, and U S farm trade values with Britain and Germany in 1900.
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McKinley
President McKinley
Buffalo Exposition
Pierre Lorillard
New York
Great Britain
Germany
American Tin Plate Company
Martins Ferry
W.va
Republic Iron and Steel Company
Youngstown
William J. Bryan
Aguinaldo
Democratic Campaign Fund
England
Oklahoma
Lowon Daily Mail
United States
Bedford Premier Band Members to Camp in Indianapolis
Seven members of the Bedford Premier Band and the Second Regiment Band Indiana National Guard are ordered to camp in Indianapolis from July 20 to 28 for the regular muster. Guard members include Fred Hadelman H A Lattimer R A Waterbury Fred Bowden F W Brown W N Urmey and Ed Richardsorn. The other members reside in Bloomington.
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Bedford
Second Regiment
Indiana National Guard
Indianapolis
Guard
Fred Hadelman
H. A. Lattimer
R. A. Waterbury
Fred Bowden
F. W. Brown
W. N. Urmey
Ed Richardsorn
Bloomington
Remedy for Stomarch and Bowel Trouble
O W Wakefield of Columbus Georgia praises Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as the best cure for stomach and bowel troubles. He claims it cured two severe cholera morbus cases in his family and has sold hundreds of bottles with complete customer satisfaction. For sale by W C Elliott.
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Chamberlain
O. W. Wakefield
Columbus
W. C. Elliott
Local pastor resigns after secret marriage shock
The Rev Wesley Gilson announced he will quit conventional ministry after trustees dismissed him for secret marriage to Estella Adams of Winchester Kentucky. He met and wed her in Vincennes Indiana two weeks ago. The church sought his removal and he plans to lecture full time. Mrs. Gilson is ill. Various town notices follow including births, licenses, and local movements.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Sonora
Mexico
Dr. Jose
Hermosillo
Ortiz
Rafael Izabel
Diaz
Izabel
Havana
Senor Berrial
Cuba
Washington
Ind
New First Christian Church
EB. A. Cantrell
Thomas
God
Ter
Jesus
Estella Adams
Winchester
Vincennes
Kurtz
W.L. George
A. E B. Osburn
Cora Campbell
Bloomington
Nancy McMilan
Emmett Wever
Bedford
A. L. Hobson
J. T. Edwards
Heltonville
de Pauw Chapel
Bro. Edwards
Yellow Jaundice Healed By Electric Bitters
Lexington Kentucky man M A Hogarty suffered yellow skin and eyes from jaundice. After doctors failed, Electric Bitters cured him following two bottles. The remedy treats stomach liver and kidney troubles and is sold by Messick Dodd.
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M. A. Hogarty
Lexington
Messick Dodd
Rain Fuels Social Visits and July Fourth Picnic
In a burst of local activity the community notes visitors from Chicago to Bedford with weekend gatherings. Families like the Coles and Boyds spent the Fourth at Indian Springs while Miss Lovia Perkins visited Trippleton. Ailing Little Fairy Pace suffers whooping cough as Rev. Russell and Rev. Harley Jackson engage congregations at Shiloh and New Union with Sunday services and a 9 am Sunday school.
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Albert Cole
Chicago
T. B. Cole
John Perkins
Martin County
Clarance Jackson
Bedford
Alva Boyd
Chloe
Rose Boyd
Indian Springs
Lovia Perkins
Clona Quackenbush
Shiloh
Harley Jackson
New Union
Pinhook Notes Harvest End and Local Social News
Wheat harvest is over and rain is hoped for to save the corn crop. Local families and visitors share weekend visits and weddings, with Jos. H. Allen and Miss Hattie Flinn wed at the town by Squire R. N. Dixon. Mentions of neighbors and travel, updates on births, and small town happenings fill the page.
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Kan
Kansas
J. C. Brooking
Gertie Ingle
Sarah Dixon
Gertie
Jessie Mathis
Dixon Sisters
Robi Ingle
Leonard Crawford
Dema Ingle
Alice Ingle
Clema Crawford
Elsie Beaver
Medora
Harvey Brooking
North Bedford
Samuel Wever
Miss Allie
Bedford
Robert Ingle
Jos. H. Allen
Indian Springs
Hattie Flinn
Tunnelton
Squire R. N. Dixon
Mr. Allen
Miss Flinn
Frank Batman
Kate
Ambrose Crawford
C. M. Brooking
W. H. Crawford
Robin Ingle
Dema
Maud Crawford
John Weaver
Illinois
Harvey Guthrie
Charles Guthrie
A. J. Allen
Louisville
Peter Mathis
Ft. ¢Pitner
J.C. Brooking
Fiona Crawford
Brooking
Newton Crawford
Cedar Ridge
Aaron Mitchell
W. W. Haws
Mack Newland
Guthrie Creek
H. S. Dixon
D. A. Lee
Mitchell
Charles Pate
John Stickels
John Williams
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