Sergeant Reath returns to Utah post after Philippines tour
Sergeant Charles A. Reath of the Regular Army has come home to a Utah government post with his regiment. His second enlistment ends next month and he may visit home before reenlisting. Freight and legal items include a Monon haul pay of 700 dollars in silver, and a $4,000 settlement to Mrs. Minta Hobbs in a nine year old quarry accident suit. Conductor George Crawford of B&O died at Seymour of consumption and was buried at Pinhook after services. he left a wife and was a member of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen.
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Charles A. Reath
Philippines
Utah
Perry, Matthews & Buskirk Stone Company
Minta Hobbs
George Crawford
Seymour
Pinhook
The
Brotherhood of
Railway Trainmen
Tunnelton
Carrie Stears
Washington Herald
Bloomingtons Artesian Wells and Local Politics
Bloomington Indiana faces a revival of interest in artesian wells after a long drought and failed bore, with a new contract for drilling a fresh well by the Commercial Club. The town also notes political shifts as Democrat success in elections contrasts with local Republican aims and residents reflect on a mayoral race in Bloomington.
Just Struck Town dazzles Toledo with scenic flood scene
Jule Walters' road show with a Bedford setting earns high marks in Toledo. The production features a dramatic second act flood, a time shift to earlier days, and a happy ending for Herbert Griffith and Mary Tappen. Performers like Harry Todd as Handout Tramp and Fred Burton as a tin-badge marshal are praised alongside strong scenery and varied specialties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eli Jones
Tom Willams
Hannah Jones
Eli
Eugenie Fredricks
Mary Tappan
Henry Tappan
Adelaide Walters Herbert Griffith
Eeseenenetee
Eane
Robert Uarland
Magesy McGraw
Harry T.o’arien Ntor
Jobo Armstrong
Ike Benson
W. Burton
Paul Matchette
Sam Smiley
H. Ff. Kennedy
Ben Ali
T. Owens
Myers
Ben
Kellogg
Smith
M. 1
Gould Aeronaut
Warren. Wilcox
Jule Walters
Bedford
Toledo
Town
Herbert Griffith
Mary Tappen
Harry Todd
Fred Burton
Royal Baking Powder Promotes Digestion in Foods
A Royal Baking Powder advertisement emphasizes its purity and wholesomeness aiding digestion. Hygienists and physicians note the product’s peculiarity and recommend it for foods, especially for those with delicate digestion. Royal Baking Powder Co. 100 William St New York.
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Royal Baking Powder CO
William ST
New York
Bedford Nine Beaten 22 to 1 at Linton
The second Bedford baseball nine went to Linton Sunday and lost 22 to 1. The American Express Co received about 200 homing pigeons on the early train Sunday morning sent out by the Homing Club of Cincinnati. Agent Frank Reed released the birds at 8 40 Sunday morning. They were young birds sent out on a short training trip. Married near Mundell Church May 18 at 3 pm at the home of Mr and Mrs Milton Mark James A Todd and Miss Leona Mark. The ceremony was conducted by J Williams of Bedford. A large congregation attended and extended congratulations.
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Avenue Hotel
Arch Robinson
Ross Barnard
W.C. Lattimer
Dan Iseminger
Robinson
M. A. Judah
Judah
Indianapolis
Park and
Stillson Judah
Nell Judah
Bloomington
Eva Bast
Mabel Quackenbush
Chas. Quackenbush
West 16Th St
Virgo Short
Mabel
Bedford
Linton
The
American Express Co
Mundell Church
Milton Mark
James A. Todd
Leona Mark
J. Williams
Jacob Bossert
Williams
E. G. Denney
Sullivan County
Mr. Bossert
Germany
Church of Christ
Ind. Reg. Infy
Police staffing schedule with missing officer on leave
The report outlines day shift officer L. E. Payne on duty while Marshal Frank Russell is away visiting relatives in Eng lish. Crawford Johnson covers night duty with Policeman James Myers replacing Payne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshal Frank Russell
English
Crawford Johnson
James Myers
Payne
A Fire Injures Woman. Swartz Appeal Planned in Circuit Court
A fire severely burned a woman including face hands and neck with flesh blistering. No explosion occurred. M Z Stannard will appeal Magistrate Prewit's finding. case moves to Circuit Court. Swartz, held for unlawful possession of two pet squirrels, was fined $10 per animal plus costs totaling $28.50. Bedford show losses blamed on poor management. Ringlings dissatisfied amid weak attendance and no special train advertising. Describes a parlor car design with exclusive sections and amenities. Bloomington Baptist church expected to finish by July 15 with stone construction.
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Daviess Circuit Court
Washington
Houghton
Seymour
Providence
M.Z. Stannard
A. B. Swartz
Prewit
Swartz
Capt. Cox
Fisheries and Games
Jeffersonville
Courier-Journal
Bedford
First Big Strawberries Shipped From New Albany
Over 300 cases of strawberries were shipped from New Albany to Indianapolis and Chicago last Sunday evening. It marks the season's first major shipment. Cool weather slowed ripening, but growers expect rapid marketing in days ahead. The season should peak next Sunday as fruit goes north by train load. The crop is smaller than last year but of superior quality.
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New Albany
Indianapolis
Chicago
Ed Gould and Ella McMann wed in intimate ceremony
At the Holsaple residence two miles north of the city on Sunday May 18 Ed Gould and Ella McMann, both locals, were married by Rev. John Williams in the presence of close friends. A supper followed prepared by Mrs Holsapple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Holsapple
Bedford
Nellie McMahan
Eward Gould
Blanche Chaney
Charles Fish
John Williams
Miss McMahan
Patrick McMahan
Elizabethtown
Gould
John Gould
Fort Ritner
Strout’s Foundry
Wicker to pitch in June 1 game for St Louis
In reply to Henry Campbell of Bedford Ind, Manager Patsy Donovan of the St Louis National League Ball Club confirms Wicker will pitch in the Cincinnati game on Sunday June 1. An excursion train to Cincinnati is being explored by B and O agent Thomas Donahue. Also notes Dodds visiting Indianapolis and local obituaries, weddings, and various community updates.
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Henry F. Campbell
Bob Wicker
Cincinnati
Patsy Donovan
St. Louis
H.F. Campbell
Bedford
Robert Wicker
Wicker
P. J. Donovan
Thomas Donahue
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William Henry Harrison
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Republican Party
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Jones Crossing
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Old Baptist Church
Holiness Church of
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South High Street
Salem Leader
Geo. K. Owen
15Th Street
Mr. Owen
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J. R. Pearson
Henry C. Trueblood
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L. W. Spencer
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West 17Th Street
Dark Hollow
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John Short
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Railway Age
NEW Bedford Public Library
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Andrew Carnegie
American Car and Foundry Company
Louisville & Nashville
Southern
New Orleans
Round House
L &N
Don Dodds
Salem
Monon Railway Company
Salem Sentinel
Will Cogswell
Washington, Ind
Margaret Cogswell
A.W. Jones
Mitchell
Henry L. Skerd
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Will Day
U.S
Mohican
Guam
Yokohama
Japan
Lieut
Perrill
Lottie Knox
Frank Brewer
Bertha Lowder
New Mexico
Miss Lowder
Ohio River
E. H. Richardson
Shiloh
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Congress
James Chesnut
Here
Evansville
Conard
Maryland
Indiana
Gentry Bros
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Gentrys
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Richard C. Davis
Supreme Court
Greene County
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State of
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John D. Morgan
Daviess County
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