Roosevelt Eyes Charleston Exposition Visit
President Roosevelt told a South Carolina delegation he would visit the Charleston Exposition soon if nothing intervenes. The report notes other varied items from the day, including a death of Charles Broadway House, and several regional curiosities from Indiana, Kentucky, and beyond.
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Washington gambler cases drag Davis cash claim to court
Richard C. Davis, former cashier of the People's National Bank, seeks $9,000 from Matthew Kelly tied to losses at a Washington gambling house. Sheriff levies on Kelly's saloon while a suit to set aside deeds tied to Dallas Tyler transfers proceeds. Witness Shields, a former gambler, recounted beating by two Washington gamblers after testifying at Vincennes. the pair fled the city.
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Washington High School Sees Busy Senior Year Plans
School notes report a busy period for Washington High School seniors. They plan class night plays, orations, and a primary oratorical contest, with students to attend Purdue and Indiana State Normal. A new championship banner for the football team is proudly displayed at the school.
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New Sleeping Car Line Between Muncie And Chicago
A new sleeping car service starts March 1 between Muncie and Chicago on O. S. and HE, Converse and Pennsylvania Lines. The Muncie departure is 11:45 p m arriving Chicago at 7:30 a m with occupancy ready at Muncie 9:00 p m. Return from Chicago leaves 8:40 p m arriving Muncie 4:00 p m with berths available until 7:00 a m.
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Pastor Rev L N Jones Preaches March 9 Schedule
Rev L N Jones, pastor of the Tunnelton charge, will preach next Sunday March 9 at Leesville 10:30 a m Ft Ritner 3 p m and Tunnelton 7 p m. Note the time changes at two appointments.
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Bedford Post Office Unclaimed Letters Advertised End Week March 1 1902
List of unclaimed letters remaining at Bedford Post Office for week ending March 1 1902 includes LADIES Henrietta Brown Mattie Collier Daisy Henson Emma and GENTLEMEN Louis Brooks James Colopy Ira Frank Jenkins Obey Knight Lagler John A Moore Ralph Mc Donald D J Swango James Turpen Wessly Persons may claim by stating advertised and calling at the office Vinson V Williams P M.
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Local Friends Gather for Birthday and News in Bedford
Sunday gathering at Joseph Sherrill’s home celebrated his 59th birthday with relatives and friends. Mr. Mason praised as a highly successful local teacher may return next winter. Various notes: Lon Owens to move to Oolitic. Ada Johnson ill. several visits among Hawkins, Sherrill, Cooper, and Brown families. a birthday dinner and quilting at Mrs. Duncan’s. and Thomas Wayne’s widow death after a fall in snowy weather.
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Mason
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Miss Lillie
Ada Johnson
Ada
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Eliza Cupps
Wm. Duncan
Drue Hodge
John Hawkins
Jack Hawkins
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J. P. Morrow
Jas. Sherrill
Rena
George Cooper
Noble Harley
Thomas Hawkins
Carve Fisher
Otis Clendenan
Leah Bowman
Ross Brown
Ulysses Bat
Bedford
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Bud Sherrill
James
Henry Beavers
Isaac Nikirk
Guthrie
Sherrill
Caroline Brown
Hiram Batman
Grace Rodgers
Aylette Whitted
Dali Crawford
Hazel
Geoffry
Ethel
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Ian Barrel
Duncan
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Leesville
Hugh McLean and Co
Josh Greenaway
Tommy Skinner
Bert Batman
Stella Ellison
Miss Pearl Batman
Wm. Holland
Thomas
Antony Wayne Thomas
Fletcher Johnson
Leatherwood
Party for local youths hosted by Thomas Allen and wife
Blustery March night brought a party for local youths hosted by Thomas Allen and wife. Music games and a play party left everyone pleased. many names of attendees and visitors from Bedford and area appear in this community social note.
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