Local Lawyers and Doctors Advertised in Bloomfield
C E Davis and W Moffett OFETT & DAVIS Attorneys announce willingness to practice in Greene county and in any needed court with abstracts from predecessors and real estate examination services. Cravesxs physician surgeon in Worth side Bloomfield and R H Lowder operate over Starcup’s drug store on the east side public square. Also Sicha and Subveur provide prompt all hours calls in Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Gailemnore
Northea
T Corner
Bloomfield
Indiana
R. H.R. Lowder
Office Over
Starcup’s Drug Store
East Side
Public Equare
Stoomfield
Ind
Trustees Notice for Wright Township Greene County IN
WM Powell Trustee announces weekly availability at Jasonville on Tuesdays and at his residence on Saturdays for township business. No other business will be transacted, per law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright
Greene County
Indiana
Jasonville
WM. Powell
Trustees Notices From Greene County Townships Indiana
Trustee notices inform residents of Greene county Indiana that officials will transact township business on set days at offices or residences. Notices list locations such as Marco Swiss City Linton Newberry Heaton and paths for Henry Borter and others, with Saturdays and specific weekdays as business days. County Superintendent William Moss also announces weekly office hours at the courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staffierd Township
Greene County
Indiana
Marco
Samuel Nyceman
Hotice
Stockton Township
Linton
Joseph Mosw
Tatler Township
Henry Borter
Lenter Township
Heaton
P.O
Sthringfellow
Court House
William M Moss
Bloomfield
Ind
Evan
Demise of General Sherman After Illness at Bedside
New Years Day reports of General William T. Sherman near death as doctors treat a severe throat infection, swollen glands, and spreading erysipelas. Family gathers. doctors note temporary improvement before final decline leading to his death at 1:50 pm.
Sherman a Civil War hero born in Lancaster
A brief sketch recounts William Tecumseh Sherman born February 1620 in Lancaster, his education at the U S Military Academy, service in Florida and Mexico, rise to brigadier general, and leadership in the Vicksburg, Chattanooga, Atlanta, and Savannah campaigns. It notes his postwar retirement in New York and later political context.
Teacher's Examination Notice in Bloomfield Indiana
Notice announces monthly teacher license exams held on the last Saturday of each month at 9 o'clock in the high school room of the school building Bloomfield Indiana conducted by AM More superintendent Bloomfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bouge At
Loom
Ind
M. More
Anty -Intendent
Bloomfield
Juye Athere
Trade tensions rise as Britain urged to act while U S seeks calm
English merchants and London firms press the British government to protect interests as Anglo American ties face strain over Blaine treaty. President Foree ca and advisers push for détente but mercantile hostility blocks progress. Census data show convict totals rising to 35 205 with foreign born and colored populations contributing large shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
London
Lord Salisbury
Foreeca
Brava
Mr. Blaie
Brutal axe attack in Elk Creek wood camp ends with fatal injuries
In Dakotas, Danes working near Elk Creek, sixteen miles from town, quarreled over bad blood. Max Selbeck swung his axe, slashing Charles Smith’s face and delivering multiple blows that broke his back and cut gaping wounds. Smith survives but is expected to die. Selbeck is jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elk Creek
Max Selbeck
Charles Smith
Selbeck
Smith
Textile and market notes on wool and related goods prices
Market summary detailing prices and availability for wool and related textile goods across Ohio Michigan Kentucky Indiana Pennsylvania and Texas with notes on demand for trashes jugs and various grades of wool including unwashed combing and merino. Includes weekly receipts offerings and sale breakdown with scattered price figures and state mentions.
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Ohio
Pennsylvania
Ite
Michigan
Kentucky
Indiana
Missouri
Texas
Georgia
Menue
Flood Devastates Pittsburg and Allegheny Itonies
A severe flood hit Pittsburg and Allegheny on February 1 forcing 3 000 to 4 000 families from homes. It closed more than a hundred mills and factories, disrupted rail and streetcar traffic, flooded cellars, and sparked gas explosions injuring several.
Floods and shipwrecks flood midwestern river scene
The gaging rivers show the Mississippi Valley rising with over thirty one feet stage and a six inch gain. The steamer Sherlock, striking a Cincinnati pier on a trip to New Orleans, sank with thirty passengers and fifty to sixty crew aboard. Four hundred tons of freight lost, several crew rescued, and multiple deaths including Mrs. G. McClain and Margery L. Brown. A separate fire in Broontxacarra, Ohio destroys James Pinkerton’s general store and S. H. Saylor’s harness shop with $3,000 and $0 insured losses. Additional regional notes cover local crimes, accidents, and oddities across Indiana and Ohio communities.
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Crxeixxati
Thomas Sherlock
Chesapeake and Ohio
New Orleans
Fifth Street
Riverside
Broontxacarra. O
James Pinkerton
S. H. Saylor
Senate and House Daily Actions in Sixty First to Sixty Fifth Days
The period covers senate postponement of copyright bill due to Senator Sherman absence and pension action for Gen N P Banks. In the house Cleve land letter against free coinage is introduced. Subsequent days see copyrights debated, civil service funds contention, Indian and consular appropriations, deaths of Admiral Porter and Gen Sherman, funeral committees appointed, and Hawaiian cable amendment adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Sherman
House
Cannon, Butterworth, Grosvenor
Lodge
Admiral Porter
Vilas
Wisconsin
Gen. Sherman
Hawley
Morgan
Sanderson
Evarts
San Francisco
Hawaii
FE. B. Taylor
Ohio
Fithian
Ilinois
Peffer
Kansas
Voorhees
Indiana
Stanford
Indiana News Briefs From Across The State
The record covers elopements and crimes in Lebanon Martinsville and Evansville with various notable events. Elder James Davis of Lebanon elopes with a neighbor. A Martinsville highwayman shoots at Henry Poe as the bullet pierces two coats and pockets a man’s note. Foundlings home plans spark controversy in Indianapolis. A window cradle plan raises safety concerns. Charles Wittenmeyer of Muncie grows insane from smoking. Dr. Ford and W Beard noted physicians of Indiana pass away in Vincennes and Indianapolis. Mrs Silas Coualt heirs to Anneke Jans estate. Edward Jackson, ex legislator, hanged near Bright. Dowden and Watson highway robbery charges dismissed in Muncie. Jaco Preundich drowns in the Ohio River at Evansville trying to save horses. William Hendricks uncovers a cave with ancient bones and tools. Amelia Boleman sues railroad for killing her husband at Princeton. Charles H Ritter a $50,000 defaulter at Evansville bank. Cyrene Jenners and Thomas Northcutt die from Lafayette gas explosion. Michael More of Huntington afflicted with scarlet fever. five more Mores ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosierdam
James Davis
Lebanon
Ind
Charles Wittenmeyer
Muncie
Ford, W. Beard
Vincennes
Silas Coualt
Anneke Jans
Edward Jackson
Indiana
Bright
Carl Dowden
Oscar Watson
Jaco Preundich
Ohio River
Evansville
First National Bank
Cyrene Jenners
Thomas Northcutt
Lafayette
Michael More
Wuntington
A Peacemaker's Fate and Nearby Incidents in Indiana
A violent incident at a dance in Inis Him ends with Abe Neal surrendering after a shot aimed at Reed Potter misses. Orrell Selig, 22, is fatally wounded while trying to quell the riot. Also reported: J K Miller rearrested over telegraph wire cuts. Policeman Kahlo shot during a train arrest in Brazil. farmers fined in Honstixneton for hauling unlawful loads.
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Mapisox
Ind
Abe Neal
Wing Stewart
Reed Potter
John Alberts
Neal
Potter
Orrell Selig
Selig
Indiana Man on Restricted Diet Nearing End of Thirty Day Test
Fort Wayne Indiana February 17 Abraham Gump who wagered $1000 with Col James Grey that he could last thirty days finished his fifteenth day at noon Sunday and doctors say the worst of the task has passed His health is good though he has lost about sixteen pounds averaging over one pound daily He drinks twenty four ounces of water and smokes two cigars daily indicating likely success. Emil Eicher Fatally Injured Duck Hunting at River Evansville February 8 The 17 year old son of a well known citizen was shot when a companions coat caught in the hammer of a gun causing a load of duck shot to strike his side near the spinal column Medical aid arrived but he died. Railroad Project Fort Wayne February 17 It is reported the Pittsburg Fort Wayne and Chicago line will double track between Fort Wayne and Chicago to meet heavy traffic and expected rise around the world fair Work may start this spring Horse Thief Sentenced Martinsville February 15 James McMeal stole a horse and buggy in September He was captured in Ohio and brought back His trial yielded a five year sentence. Child Turns to Death Martinsville February 15 A two year old child of Hendricks County burned to death after benzine spilled on it while near a hot stove The mother sustained severe burns. Serious Result of a Friendly Scuffle Brazil February 4 Morgan Troutman of Knightsville and Ed Baker of Prairie Point were signaling a friendly scuffle when a revolver discharged in Baker’s pocket hitting Troutman in the spinal column causing paralysis.
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James Carr -Loc
George Shanks
Goshen
Bryan Goins
Evansville
Ind
Cincinnati
James Edwards
Gothering
Indianapolis
Indiana
William Devine
Greensburg
Emma Wright
Elkhart
Straw Board Works
Schuyler Newander
George Hicksman
Jesse Streitz
Seymour
Hnemen
Postals Telegraph Company
Brazil
Posey
Green Castle
William Sages
Kahley
Mig
Ruth Jenners
Lafayette
Anderson
Maud Jones
Clay
Vigo County
New Albany
Joseph Kaclen
Moses Hyde
Vincennes
Scottsburg
David Thornett
Fort Wayne
Abraham Gump
James Grey
Hunter Kilfed
Emil Eicher
Clark
American Federation of Labor
Grover Cleveland
Board of Trade of
Columbus
James G. Blaine
Cleveland
Hill
James Storey
Parsons
Kan
Pacific
South
Congress
Harrison
Proctor
Col
Forsythe
Wounded Knee
Jordan
United States Circuit Court
Chicago
Board of General Appraisers
New York
Gibson
Whisky Trust
Chicago Grand Jury
Virginia
Washington
California
Oregon
Indiana House
Board of Aldermen
South Dakota
James H. Kyle
United States
Koch
Republic of Cunatemala
Central Park
Mr. Jacob
District Officials and Court Schedule in General Directory
A listing of district officers including Hon. John H. O Neall and Richard Huffman, with roles for clerk, auditor, treasurer, sheriff, recorder, and superintendent. Circuit Court terms noted as February, April, September, and November Mondays, plus commissioners and justices of the peace named across Highland and Beech Creek areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Huffman
Franklin Ramsey
Thos. LLC
Owens
Janven
Uth
Thompson
Joseph G. Smith
M Moss
Esas
James P. Denton
Circuit Court
John €. Briggs
W.C. Hesse
Justices OF the Peace
Highland
Beech Creek
Vast mix of early 1900s news items and notices
A broad digest reports labor actions and politics from the era, noting a boycott by the AFL against Clark's thread, calls for free coinage, Blaine reciprocity support, and mixed presidential polling. It also covers fires, legal appeals over tariffs, indictments, a tin ore strike in Virginia, and notable deaths including Admiral Porter.
Pension Office Deficiency Estimated for Current Year
The pension commissioner told the house appropriations committee a revised deficit for the year totals 125 768 005 pounds with 60 698 193 paid in seven months. He notes 55 486 000 needed for old law cases and 9 634 900 for June 2 percent act cases, leaving a 28 678 332 shortfall after 7 080 761 already appropriated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinctos
House Committee On Appropriations
Pension Office
Congress
Simple two dial combination lock opens with two letters
The article describes a simple lock using two dials and two letters from the alphabet. Any two-letter combination like AUT can open the box, making the system easily forgettable yet highly vulnerable to unauthorized access.
Masonic Lodges Meet on Saturdays Before Full Moon
Local Masonic bodies Bloomfield Solaberry Hobbieville and Greens hold meetings on or before each full moon. Officers listed include W.M W.Moffett T B Crose and others with secretaries treasurers and day officers. Post 468 G A R also convenes at Solaberry Ll o clock p m on second and fourth Saturdays with parade of officers noted.
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Masonic
Bloomfield Lodge No
W. W. Moffett
W.M
W.G. Jones
James Hollera
J. W
Simon Lehman
Treas
W. W. Gainey
H.R. Bowder
Richard Huffman
Solaberry
A. J. Fry
J.W. Rutledge
T. R. Cook
J. H. Johnson
S&s. V
J. Poot
Johnson
M. Corwin
O. G
I. M. Yoho
A. ©. Shephena
Masonic Lodges and Chapters Meet Across Town
Local fraternal bodies including Bloomfield Lodge 457 Worthington Lodge 137 and Newark Lodges 467 and 270 hold regular Friday Tuesday and Thursday night meetings. Officers named include N G W C Warrick V G Rec Sec and other chancelors and prelates. Also listed are Worthington Camp 130 and Accolade Lodge 63 with their respective leaders and meeting nights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomfield Lodge
John W.graham
N. G
Simon Lehman
V. G
E. E. Uayvns
H. H. Nickerson
Worthington Lodge No
I. UW
O. F
Eugene Osborn
W.C. Warrick
F N. Miller
Geo. Notter
Henry Cooper
Treas
Centwell
W. A. Haye
D.G.M
Lyons Lodge I
A. L. Clogston
H. Quillen
Joseph McLndoo
Kec
John Davidson
Foun F. Meese
Newark Lodge No
J. M. Hoke
N.G
W. C. Nash
E.E. Pryor
L.K. Casner
Per
J.d. Failer
Reas
Red Men and White River Tribe Meet at Worthington
Worthington hosts a weekly gathering of Red Men and White River Tribe No 911 O R M on Wednesday evenings. Members listed include R K Yardley N Quulen S S J Austin J S 8 W East K of W D A Foster D Houston Prophet John W Abram G W Walter Smith G F.
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White River Tribe
O. R. M. Meeta
Worthington
R.K. Yardley
N. Quulen
S S
J. Austin
J.S
W. East
D. A. Foster
Ryu
D Houston
Prophet
John W. Abram
G. W
Walter Smith
G. F
Note of letting contract for sidewalk work in Bloomstein
Notice states that Biabet Kauffman Nasi gindel must comply with ordinance No Yot of Bloomstein town. The town Nirshal will oversee grading and waving the sidewalk in front of her Pranklin street property and will proceed on a specified date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biabet Kauffman
Nasi Gindel
Bloomstein
Pranklin Street
Nirshal
Will
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Mary
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Mass
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Mmerson
WW. Artell
Greene
Shiver
L. Slinkard
D. W.crockett
Surmcorp & Crockett, Attorneys-At-Law
Bloomfield, Ind
C.E. Davis
B. Young
Newark
Mnd
J. W. Gray
Sid Awan
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G. 8. C. Cravesxs
Worth Side of the Square
Bloomfeld
W. OY
Cotinad
Cailsa
Washington Township
George Bogaerd
Grant Weship
Swiss City
Gaid Township
Wm. H. Deck
Highland Township
J. O. Calvert
Case Township
Newberry
John D Moore
Smith Township
Anid Township
E. E. Spainhower
W.T
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Shuert
Gen. Shermn
Tast
T. Sherman
Oelock
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Green
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Ins
William Te Tun-Eh Sherman
Lancaster
Tecumseh
Dudpe Sherman
Thomas Ewing
United States Military Academy
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Porter
Census Bureau
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Market Review
Boston Wool
Cincinnatis Tobacco
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Pittsburg
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Pittsburg and Vicinity
Tross
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Amietur
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Sherlock
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Margery L. Brown
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William H. Hayden
Indiana News
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Clay Circuit
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Terre Haute
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Kahle
Honstixneton, Ind
Squire Cole
Fort Waysxkt
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Martinssvilee
Inde
James McMeal
John Fuselman
Colwmbus
Martinsville
William Petty
Hendricks County
Morgan Troutman
Knightsville
Ed. Baker
Prairietem
Baker
Troutman
Thais
General Directory
John H. O’neall
Ken, Chas, T Akin
Oficers
Commissioners’ Court
Simon Bland
W. A. Hars
David L. Osborn
Joan Crites
H. N. Bucher
Hendricka Jacob Andersen
J. A. Neal Sackeon
Cee See
Ey. Ferguson
Utile Sibashu
Ronc Taylor
Hans W.P. Barker
J.D. Edwards
David Groves
Ss. W. Osbon
J. R. Baxter
M. Buckner
Talley Leander Edwards
T. B. O' Haver
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Hugh S. Smith
Thomas Wilbery
Sedalia
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Andy Bird
Leonard Scarborough
Sherwersville
Edward Mullen
Sle
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Perryville
No Enise
Semuel Buckner
Longview
Jon Butterworth
Ava Lawle Willing
Mirs
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National
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New York General Post Office
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Greenville
Miss
Deathinston, Alex
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Stuart
Staunwu, Va
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Wasnixerox
David D. Porter
Stoerlock
Wates
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Oliver Stone
Watash
James Pittman
Hennann Brothers
Prine
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Redthey
Neibom
Polegpann
Ro Agiist Poioneus Candy
Tn New
Nene
Worthington Camp No
Author Palmer
W. A. Little
W. O. Warrick
J.W
J. W. Hanson
Godfrey Shryer
Accolade Lodge No. 63
Gloomfield
W. HH
AA. Welch
R. T. Burrell
O. F.herold
Sam Shertzer
O.W. Shryer
Erand
Franklin Street
Duchan Wii
Dadana
Goon Bard
Storks
Aevordaree
Lette
Bloowield
Said
Sttterand
Saidvay
Clifton BE. Dixon, Marshal
STG Ican
Sc Amerce
MU & Pa
Broadway
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