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Bedford Weekly Mail

Location

Bedford, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1902

Page

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Local notes on reform and growth in Trinity Springs area

Reports celebrate Perry Gilbert's release on good behavior and church joining, praise railroad anti liquor rules, and project Trent Trinity Springs development with a hotel and park. Also covers wheat conditions, a near fatal rifle shot case on Monon line, Trinity Springs fire at Dr Malott residence, and local business expansions and notices including Gentry Brothers Shows incorporation and Croxall death.

Perry Gilbert Michigan City

sensational play at Stone City Opera House March 22

Ella Wilson writes a melodrama about a Brazilian war plans theft featuring Nick Carter as lead. The cast includes Miss Ella Wilson and Sadie Farley with dated stage credits. scenic effects by E D F Adams. Union of resources discussion and samples of Indiana natural materials accompany the notice.

Ella Wilson Stone City Opera House Nick Carter Chas. Frohman Sadie Farley Orginal Piersons May Floyd Murray Mark Will G. Slider Sher Jack Holmes G. W. Payton Hoyt J. Norton Nedder Cal L Ube Geo. Lawrence Maloney Mr. Thos. Clark the Southerner Chas. Sheppard The Southern Stock Co Mac. M Barnes Daisy Farm Robert Barnes Heart of Chicago E. D. F. Adams

Odon teacher strike echoes town union movement

Pupils in the deestrick skale at Odon walked out after refusing to acknowledge fault for carrying wood and water. Six large scholars joined a union led by a president and secretary with a coroner elected, fearing someone could be killed before the strike ends. Meanwhile a state Supreme Court ruling on 15 cent unskilled labor thresholds undercut a 1899 wage law, as Frank Bell’s city wages appeal reached higher courts.

Deestrick Skale Odon Supreme Court Frank Bell Sullivan

Exhibition of new static electric machine draws crowd

About two hundred people witnessed Dr A J McDonalds demonstration of a static electric machine similar to Dr Rarideo s. M Bressette lectured on its medical value and a live display showed a Crookes tube X ray view of bones. The event also noted a railroad crossing mandamus and Arkansas corn mailed from Richmond to farmers aided by the Agricultural Department.

A. J McDonald Rarideo M. Bressette Crookes McDonald Arkansas Agricultural Department Washington Richmond Louisville James River Old Dominion

Sullivan grants free street use for new rail hub

Sullivan Indiana reaffirms ordinance granting Southern Indiana rail road free use of streets and alleys as it plans a Union station with cooperation from Illinois Central and Evansville & Terre Haute. A Mitchell dispatch recalls a King's Ridge clash over pulpit seating in a 1900s-style courtroom farce.

Sullivan Ind Southern Indiana Railroad Ilinois Central Evansville & Terre Haute Southern Indiana

From a watery grave hypnotist borders buries himself

Professor Joseph Borders the hypnotist is buried alive for forty eight hours in a tent behind Elliott’s Pharmacy. A rescue party digs him out after water leaks into the coffin. He claims the waking water woke him from the trance and vows another attempt if licensing allows.

Joe Borders Elliott Prof. Borders Stipp Borders Robert Wicker George House Kajetan Warner Wicker Warner Prave India America Sunday Chicago Chronicle Young Border Bedford Ind Joseph B. Borders W. C. P. Brecken— Bridge Bessie Clifton

Reverend Vinegar Draws Crowd with Striking Sermon Titles

Ministers fret over attendance but in Jefferson county Ebenezer church pastor Reverend Vinegar draws full houses. His sermons include Seven Times Around the Wall on a White Horse and Thirteen Men Coming Down a Dirt Road. His originality and impact as a pulpit orator are noted.

Peter Vinegar Ebenezer Church Jefferson County Vinegar

Peculiar Night Light Phenomenon Stuns Brownstown Residents

At midnight Saturday residents in Brownstown reported a glowing light erupting from a dark western cloud, lasting half an hour or more. Spectators could not explain the display while Samuel Hodapp noted a rainbow-like arc and convulsed by a corena claim. The next morning hundreds of crawfish were found scattered near the B and Q elevator yard, with many collected by local boys.

Brownstown Samuel Hodapp Ho‘dipp Qe . W Rey

Quotations on virtue and thought from old periodicals

A collage of aphorisms and literary quotes discusses wealth perception plain speech love and thinking. Excerpts span morality, reason, and creative lineage from various sources, highlighting attitudes toward work knowledge and society.

Stage Story of Tree in Beaumonts London Debut

A historical theatre anecdote recalls Mr. Beaumont in The Star of India. During a jungle scene he improvised to bind the hero to a tree trunk as a stage gag. An onstage mishap lifted the tree through the floor, triggering unexpected laughter from the audience.

Mr. Beaumont London Arthur Shirley

Mermaids and Mermen: Dugong as Mermaid Myth Basis

A fragment discusses the dugong as a probable origin for mermaid legends. It notes length ranges from eight to twenty feet, describes a head and lungs, and mentions feeding on seaweed with a bacon like flavor alleged from different body parts.

Australia Pacific Ted Brea Huaring Bea

Public Service Job Inquiry Confusion Revealed

A fragmentary note questions a public service posting and the applicant Loh. The text hints at a misunderstanding about work in public service and a possible job opportunity confusion.

Public Service

Better to never have luck than constant bad luck

A Philadelphia Press exchange features two characters lamenting luck. One says he never has any luck, while the other retorts it is worse to always suffer bad luck.

Bir Christopher Grang D'ri Philadelphie Presse

Wholesome Sign of the Times in American Youth

The passage praises American youth for potential political achievement and urges emulation of merit. It laments indifference to politics and calls for responsibility in wielding political power, noting obstacles overcome by individuals can lead to high public distinction.

Arte fake deciphering yields scattered phrases and fragments

A jumble of corrupted text fragments includes lines like you eat aoe 20 fry wing and I am at tremolo. The source presents disjointed phrases with no clear narrative or named entities.

Tremolo Chicago

Trainmen’s Ball draws large crowd and strong finances

The Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen held its first annual ball on Saint Patrick’s night, selling four hundred tickets and attracting at least two hundred fifty attendees. The hall was crowded, the grand march started at nine, and the program featured twenty dances. The event was reported as socially and financially successful for the union.

Brotherhood of Railroad Saint Patrick's Spain

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