Pierce’s Medical Discovery Endorsed by Noted Physicians
Leading medical writers and teachers endorse Dr Pierce’s Discovery for stomach, lung, and throat ailments. The formula uses glycerine and native medicinal roots, claims no poisonous ingredients, and offers a booklet of authorities endorsing its ingredients. Address Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N.Y., for details.
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Pierce
Bartholow
Jeferson Med
Col+ Sege
Hare
Hare the Univ. of Pa.; Prof. Finley B Hingwood, M. D., of Ben- Mege
Chicago
John Kit King
Cincinnati
John M. Scudder
Edwin M. M.D
Hahnemann
Gelden Medical Discovery
Buffalo, N.Y
Together They Begin The Journey Of Life With Confidence
A couple starts their life together with mutual trust and shared hope as they embark on a new chapter. The ceremony and early days reflect their commitment to support and cherish one another through future challenges and joys.
Riley Cook Nuptials Celebrated In Solemn Marriage Rite
Mid flowers and friends attended the ceremony as Riley and Cook joined in marriage. The couple pledged love and fidelity, with families and witnesses present to witness the solemn rites and celebrate the union.
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Riley-Cook
Marriage of Euphemia Cook and George Riley in a refined home ceremony
Euphemia Dunn Cook married George Washington Riley at the Cook home on L Street. The event featured garden floral decor, a Lohengrin wedding march, simple vows by Rev J Randolph Smith, and a buffet luncheon. The bride, wearing white voile over silk, carried carnations and ferns. The groom, city editor of the Daily Mail, and bride’s family hosted a reception with gifts of china and silver as they prepare to move to 2003 South Street, with home open to friends after May 10.
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Euphemia Dunn Cook
George Washington Riley
William J. Cook
L Street
Smilex
Euphemia Riley Dunn
May Tech
Lohengrin
J. Randolph Smith
Smith
Mary Cook
Frances Harrison
John Hendricks
Charles Dodd
Suter Harrison
William Cook
Seymour
Daily Mail
Ces
Five Oe
South Street
Body Found in Mill Pond Ends Kapshaw Mystery
Joe Kapshaw of Oolitic disappeared March 24 and was later found dead in a Bedford quarry pond. Coroner and Prosecutor will pursue homicide charges as post mortem reveals base skull fracture from a blunt instrument. Witnesses link DeCoursey affair and hat found near Speer yard to the case.
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Joe Kapshaw
Oolitic
Bedford Buff Ridge
Elmer Lewis
Needmore
Lewis
Rapshaw
Harvey Voyles
Lawrence County
W. D. Williams
Fletcher
Mail
Liying
Kapshaw
Smallwood
DeCoursey
Charles DeCoursey
Cudaha
Dick Speer
Knapshaw
Speer
Cook Building
Yesles
Letcher
Dre. R. B. R. Pearson
Bowen
Bedford
Johnson
A. H. Smallwood
Mar. Reprter
Fox
John R. Pearson
Robert B. Short
Joseph Rapshaw
Voyles
Joseph Kapshaw
Lawrence
Salt Creek
James D. Kapshaw
Avoca
Joseph Fox
Gullett’s Creek
Hoosier Quarry
Mrs. Fox
New Jerusalem
Ed Radcliff
United States Cement
Time Books
Lewis Kohn
Indiana
Radcliff
Oolitie Mnnday
Lucinda DeCoursey
Kapahan
DeCourgey
Masonic Hall Dedication Shines in Bedford
A large Bedford crowd witnessed the May 2 dedication of the new Masonic Hall in the Norton Block. Special Deputy Calvin W Prather led ceremonies with Grand Master Walter C Bragg present. the event featured music, light refreshments, and praise for the well furnished lodge rooms and banquet hall.
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Norton Block
Templars
Walter C. Bragg
Greenfield
Calvin W. Prather
Indianpolis
Bedford
Bedford Lodge
Lodge
Hacker
Royal Arch Masons
Bedford Council
Eastern Star
Mr. Prather
America
Wm. Crosman
Otto M. W
Grand Master of Masons of
Indiana
Grand Lodge
M. W
Bedford Stone Co. to Build New Mill and Hire Johnson as GM
David Y. Johnson of Bedford will become General Manager of the Bloomington and Bedford Stone Co. at Bloomington on Monday. John Torphy of Bedford remains Superintendent of the quarry. The firm plans a six gang mill, full planer and diamond saw setup, new quarry machinery, and expanded operations. Also notes rumors of Grover Cleveland’s stomach cancer with no denial from his physician.
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David Y. Johnson
Bedford Steam Stone Works
Bloomington and Bedford Stone Co
Bloomington
John Torphy
Bedford
Bloomington and Bedford Company
Monroe County
Johnson
D. Y. Johnson
Indiana
New York
Grover Cleveland
Cleveland
Miss Gertie Seabrook and Homer Harris Marry in New Albany
Miss Gertie May Seabrook a New Albany telephone exchange operator and Homer Harris of Bedford were married at the bride’s brother’s home in New Albany. The ceremony was led by Rev. W. R. Plummer of Wesley Chapel. After the wedding the couple departed for Bedford and will set up home at 1112 Twelfth Street after May 17. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn Baker on West 17th Street yesterday.
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Gertie May Seabrook
Home Telephone Exchange
New Albany
Homer Harris
Bedford
C. E. Seabrook
West Main Street
W. R. Plummer
Wesley Chapel
Twelfth Street
Vaughn Baker
West 17Th Street
Twenty Fifth Wedding Anniversary for Mr and Mrs Webb
A surprise celebration at their West Sixteenth Street home marked the twenty fifth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Webb. About sixteen couples attended bringing refreshments and gifts including a sterling silver comb and brush for Mrs. Webb and a purse of gold for Mrs. Webb. The Rev J Randolph Smith of the First M E Church officiated as the couple renewed their vows, amid a lively kitchen raid and festive clamor from guests.
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W. A. Webb
West Sixteenth Street
Why the Star Busted Receiver Named for Indianapolis Star
The Indianapolis Star's receivership follows long-standing losses and criticism of its newsroom, with claim that Dan G. Reid will acquire the asset and push out other stockholders. A marriage license was issued Wednesday to William J. McWilliams and Edna Earl Guthrie.
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Indianapolis Star
Star
Star Force
School of Journalism
Indiana University
Johnson
Dan G. Reid
William J. McWilliams
Edna Earl Guthrie
Jury Chosen in State v Dale Murder Trial at Mitchell
The Lawrence circuit court selected a jury for the second degree murder case State v Frank Dale former Mitchell city marshal charged with killing Tommy Welsh in Mitchell on November 24 1907. Dale contends the revolver fired accidentally. The defense and state fought for capable jurors as over a hundred men were questioned. Mrs C B McCormick and baby travel to Charleston to join ill husband.
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Frank Dale
Tommy Welsh
Mitchell
Lawrence
Calvin Faris
Frank M. Vance
Bedford
Joseph Giles
Fletcher
Welsh
Dale
Sheriff Box
Wilson
Giles
Bedford FAM OUT Finishes Contract For Indiana Hospital Work
The Southeastern Indiana Hospital for the Insane trustees chose Pulse & Porter of Greensburg as the finishing contractor at 855 009.86, after rejecting Bedford Stone and Construction. Subcontracts for plumbing sewer electrical plant and mechanical equipment await commission approval. Campfield affair yields $80 000 materials sale to Pulse & Porter and possible $100 000 legislative appropriation to complete the institution. Roy L Parham departs for Kansas City then Spokane while Fairbanks attends Quebec event with the Prince of Wales visit and New Hampshire sails toward action under Capt Winslow.
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Bedford Stone and Construction Company
Indianapolis
Board of ‘Trustees
Southeastern Indiana Hos For the Insane
State House
Pulse & Porter of
Greensburg
Pulse & Porter
Commission
Henry M. Dowling
Board of Trustees
E. M. Campfield
Findley, O
Campfield
Aetna Indemnity Company
Hanly
Dowling
Bloomington Fire Chief Crow Thrasher Dies After Request
Crow Thrasher ex-chief of Bloomington fire department died last night. Reports say he requested cremation and an autopsy with remains given to the medical department for dissection. He wished his body scattered on the graves of his two children. He had recently divorced. The request drew wide attention.
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Did
Expr
Medical Department
Crow Thrasher
Bloomington
Thrasher
Brights
May Weather Averages From Thirty Seven Years Of Records
The May data show an average temperature of 63.8 with the warmest May 1896 at 71 and the coldest May 1882 at 58. Record highs 96 on May 31 1905. low 31 on May 2 1877. Precipitation averaged 3.07 inches. 13 days with 0.01 inch or more. Snowfall 2.4 inches on May 2 1897. Humidity 73 at 7 PM and 61 at PM. Eight clear days, thirteen partly cloudy, ten cloudy. Winds southerly, 10 mph average velocity. peak 49 mph May 6 1962.
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Weather Bureau
Barbed wire fences blamed for lightning cow losses
A farmer warns storm time will bring danger as barbed wire fences allegedly attract lightning. He claims fences murder cattle by drawing strikes and notes higher insurance rates for stock insured with wire fencing.
Receiver Named For Star Publishing Firms In Indiana
Daniel G. Reid of New York petitions Judge A B Anderson for a receiver to run Star Publishing Company owner of the Indianapolis Star Terre Haute Star and Muncie Star. George C Hitt appointed to take charge after bond set at 100000. The suit seeks accounting for 249749 65 debt with 6 per cent interest and potential sale of the three papers to satisfy creditors.
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Daniel G. Reid
New York
A. B. Anderson
Federal Court
Star Publishing Company
Indianapolis Star
Terre Haute Star
Muncie
George C. Hitt
Indianapolis Journal
Anderson
Hitt
Reid
Western Trust and Savings Bank
American Trust and Savings Bank of Chicago
Muncie Star
Indianapolis Star Company
American Trust and Savings Bank
A. A. McCormick
The
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Bedford Daily Mail
Snow
John R. Henderson
Board of County Commissioners
Methodist
Tidick
Masonic Fraternity of
New
Masonic Order
Masonic Order of the
City of
F. & A. M. Hacker
R. A. M. Bedford Council
R. & M. Bedford Commandery
K. T. Bedford
McHenry Owen, Allen Conner
Joan V. Strout
L. Berry Emery
Cong
Les G. MaLott
Tyler
Bloomington and
Bedford Co
Harris Seabrook
Case
Ilany
Geo. M. Norman
Bat Moors
Curis Smith
Hirnam Henderson
Cons
Stephenson
W. Steele
Henry Aldenhagen
James Blankenship
Zade Thomas
Oscar Thomas
James Owens
Richard Jackson
Young Welsh
B. & C. S W Railway
South
Eastern Hospital
Roy L. Parham
Kansas City
Spokane
Wash
Fairbanks
United States
Quebec
New Hampshire
Winslow
Bully
S. A. Bartlett
Comery
Bartlett
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