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Newspaper

Bloomfield Democrat

Location

Bloomfield, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1894

Page

7

Enemies for Life at Opera House Amid Local News

Local page notes Enemies for Life to night at the Opera House with a brief run in town. A series of items reports Illnesses including Mrs A J Whittaker seriously ill. Accidents at Linton involve George Clayton’s boy’s hand injury. Obituaries note Ed Campbell’s typhoid death and a child’s lung fever death in Washington township. Farmers Institute sessions set for February 13 and 14.

George Clayton Linton Ed Campbell Jasonville Bethel George Bogard Washington Township Old Bugard J.L. Wik Farmers’ Institute Hal

Local notices and society items from Greene County

The page notes church services, plays at the Opera House, and wedding news. It mentions Rev Hadlock inviting members to attend, a play titled Enemies for Life led by Miss Joan Craven acclaimed by Indianapolis papers, and the marriage of Chas E Slinkard’s brother to Katie Bogard with a Lawrenceville departure. It also covers township election timing changes, tax concerns, street lighting debates, and the city marshal’s duties.

Tha Trea Iseae Loblaghernet Stunday Hadlock Niyo Farid Opera House Indianapolis Joan Craven Naomi Chas. E. Slinkard Katie Bogard Truster Lawrenceville Democrats Willard Webster

Tragic Choking Death Of Two Year Old Boy Near Bloomfield

Two year old Armstead Lawrence Jr. died after choking on nut fragments while playing with other children two miles north of Bloomfield. The incident occurred Friday near noon. a physician arrived around two, but the child died twenty three minutes later. The Desocrat offers sympathy to the family. an unrelated local ad for salve and medical cures follows.

Armstead Lawrence Bloomfield Desocrat

Miller IR Bloomfield Ind And Mystic Cure Rheumatism Ad

Notice requests all debtors to call and settle debts due January 25. Advertisement for Mystic Cure claims rheumatism and neuralgia relief in 1 to 3 days with immediate system impact. Endorsed by A L Cavins, druggist.

Jills Miller IR. Bloomfield Ind A. L. Cavins

Work Has Begun on Beadford to Owensburch Tunnel Upgrade

One hundred men started work Tuesday at Beadford to enlarge the tunnel on the Beadford and Bloomfield railroad, preparing to change from narrow to standard gauge. The tunnel runs three quarters of a mile, with eight feet progress daily at each end. trains will then run through to Effingham. The Louisville New Albany and Chicago RR anticipates linking with the Monon system, improving the B and B line for through service. Wool growers and sheep breeders are urged to meet in Bloomfield February 3 to discuss joint plans and defend shared interests.

Owensburgh Faust Monon St. Louis Indianapolis News Bedford Belford Louisville, New Albany & Chicago Railroad Company Beadford & Bloomfield There Owensburch Effingham Tilt Bloomfeld Greene County

Bloomfield Democrat Debuts a New Dress of Type

The Bloomfield Democrat headlines praise its own reform as multiple papers note the paper appeared in a bran new dress of type last week improving appearance. Observers from Todianapolis Sentinel Worthington Sun Spencer Democrat Linton Call commend the change and prosperity under new management.

Todianapolis Sentinel Cype Spiey Democrat Bloomfield Worthington Sun Bloomfield Demockay Spencer Democrat Bloomfield Democrat Linton Call Democrat

Congratulatory note to Democrat editor in Genoa

Wa M Moss of Genoa Nebraska writes January 15 1894 praising the Democrat paper as bright clean and newsy. He lauds subscribing and advertising and wishes long life and prosperity to the paper and its staff.

Genoa Neb Oorrors

Death of Little Ray Maxwell in slate mine tragedy

Little Ray Maxwell of Linton, the five year old son of Mir and Mrs. Andy Maxwell, was crushed in No 2 mine by an 80000 pound slate block on January 16. The child is mourned as the idolized darling of his family and friends, with prospects for a long, happy life cut short. The obituary reflects on life and death and the peace in the hereafter.

Ray Maxwell Mir Andy Maxwell Linton

Obituary Notice for Dana Dow in Linton Cemetery Entry

The obituary states Dana Dow has died and gone to Heaven, with his life ending Monday at 2 p.m. He was laid to rest in Linton Cemetery on the following Wednesday. The funeral was led by Rev. Van Baker at 10 o’clock a.m. in Hosey.

Townsfolk Gather as Notables Visit and Call

A flood of local residents and visitors fill the town as J B Ditton from Newberry, John Davidson the undertaker, Miss Adrienne Gainey, Miss Leah Wilson, and many others stop in on Monday through Saturday. Notable callers include W T Bradford, Jasper Haste, Grant Myers, Dan Riddie, Win Collins, and P M Utterback, with social visits to Miss D’s parents and Mrs. Moss. Dr. H V Norvell returns from Chicago while J L Wik notes a bright outlook for the Farmers Institute. Seymour Riddle heads south for health reasons.

Political Nominations Stir Greene County Race

A crowded field of Republican candidates for county offices in Greene County is shaping up with Bloomfield leading the slate. Key names include W. A. Hays, J. W. Graham, Al Forbs, and J. J. Johnson, among others, as observers note a “Big Four” influence and possible deal making to back Hays and Graham. The annual Farmers Institute is set for February 14 at Bloomfield Court House with speakers Kelsey and Riley. Eleven cases of hosiery arrived from Pettis Dry Goods.

Letsinger Ald Pate Greene County Ty. T. Pringle N. E Car Bloomfield Ind Higgs Ino. W. Graham James Persons Linton Horatio Hunt Switz City J.T Mack Oliphant William McCloud R. W. Yoho Cincinnati George Sharp Marca Jerry Hatfield Jno W. Graham W. A. Hays Worthington al. Porrs Mineral City Thos. C. Owen Thomas H. T. Doney Doney Lis Pom. C. A Viehland Ed. Bull Owen Dull Hays Graham John Johnson Capt. Brown Jackson Township John Gheen Fairplay Jas. Harrel Wil McCloud Nore Plain Farmers’ Institute Court House G. EB. Kelsey Newton County James Riley Boone County Kelsey Riley J. L. Hill Washington Township Institute Geo. Sullivan Pettis Dry Goods Company New York Custom-House Indiana Grey Circuit Court Thomas D. Letsinger James Ft. O' Donald Wiliam O'Donald Greene Circuit Court Showin Taut William O’donald Houta O Donald Fielding O’ Donald Sarah O’donald Lesslie Dysert Eric Dysert Frederick Dysert Prank Dysert Esther Jones Bloomfied

Price Cream Baking Powder Werlé Medal and Diptoma Pair

Dr Price s Cream Baking Powder ties Werlé s pair for a rightcet medal and diptoma in a recent award sequence.

Greene County News The Happenings of a Week

Births deaths marriages and personal gossip fill this Greene County weekly page. Local news and social notes recap community life with brief items and public notices, highlighting names dates and local happenings across the county during the week.

Town Gossip and Local Moves Noted in Bloomfield Area

Monday to Sunday visits fill this notice list with names from Dixon Bloomfield Linton and Richland township. Moves include Bill Anderson to Bloomfield and boot shop news from Steve Winters. A dynamite incident at FE W Little coal mine is reported with call for justice and vigil.

Hood's Sarsaparilla Advert for Blood Disease Cure

An advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a remedy for serofula and salt rheum, claiming it benefits those with blood diseases. The copy asserts it to be the only effective treatment and promises notable improvement for users.

Hood

Local Notes and Social Visits Chronicle

Mrs Richard Clemmons is sick at this writing. Mark Jones has gone to the Goese Pond to work. Joe Ockerman seen on streets Monday. Mrs Johnson visiting G M Sparks Monday. Dora Allen staying at Richard Clemmons place this week. Mrs Joe Ockerman visiting John Clift Friday. Omar Ockerman went to Koreen meeting Sunday night. The show last Friday night was a grand success. James Hudson visiting J W Johnson last Sunday night. Noah Wade visiting Miss Phoeba Jones last Sunday night. Milla Sparks and Mary Johnson visited Jeff Jones last Friday. Charley Sparks and Clarence Ockerman are the champion fire eaters. Gertie Chaney and Mary Johnson visited Nettie Ockerman last Sunday. John Strahic running his saw mill on K Cullison farm near Cincinnati. Nellie Ockerman, Lillie and Maggie Chaney visiting Mrs Johnson Sunday night.

Joe Ockerman Mrs Johnson G. M. Sparks Dora Allen Richard Clemmons John Clift Omar Ockerman Koreen James Hudson J. W. Johnson Noah Wade Phoeba Jones Milla Sparks Mary Johnson Jeff Jones Charley Sparks Clarence Ockerman Gertie Chaney Nettie Ockerman John Strahic K. Cullison Cincinnati Nellie Ockerman Lillie Maggie Chaney Mrs. Johnson

Heartfelt thanks after loss and praise for remedies

A notice from the Campbell family thanks friends in Jasonville for support during illness and death of Eddie Campbell. It mentions aid at the old homestead and the Sousa lead by Mae, with Abby A. Corey and others. A claim praises Bulls Cough Syrup for a five year old with severe croup.

Jasonville Eddie Campbell Abby A. Corey

Five masked raiders try to rob Crown Point depot in midwestern news

Telegraphic reports describe a burglary at Crown Point Indiana where five masked men entered the depot, demanded the operator’s surrender, and attempted to blow a burglar proof safe. A cartridge exploded causing injuries to a guard as the robbers fled, later leaving several workers idle as other mines face closures in Brazil and ongoing tax disputes over a Standard Oil plant in Whiting.

Crown Point Reve Sia Iau Joel Ft

Unclear list of local incidents and notices from Indiana

Fragmentary Chicago to Indiana news items describe dividends for claimants unpaid warrants. unemployment relief funding. court hearings. a forgery sentence. a fatal cow attack on a 76 year old widow. a glass works closure. a fatal boiler explosion. an accidental shooting of a 12 year old. health and crime notes. vague local curiosities and anecdotes from various Indiana towns with partial details and names.

Also Mentioned on This Page

the Bloomfield Democrat Victor Rainbolt Crcuit A. J. Whittaker St. Felix Sisters W. R. Cravens M. C. Clark the Baptist Church County Poor Asylum Hert & Graham Enemies For Life Jennie Lewis Andrew Maxwell Zackie Laughlin E. J. Hastings Newberry Elnora Stephen Webster Chas. M. Pegg Marco Alma Holt Scotland Squire Baxter Pegg Holt Lished the I. Hindge Owenshapel Effinehon Bucklen S. Staleup Owensburgh Tunnel Menon Weel Growers’ Meeting Thamapolis WM. M. Moss Little Ray Maxwell Gainey Wlr. Anderson Presdhav Adrienne Gainey Coelo Ditton Mias Zelia Hand Tayour Misa Leah Wilson Mercury John Davidson Sion Ela Chanes W.T. Bradford Lyons Sam Jasper Haste Iscotlan Mendis Dare Cray Lawretive Dolinson Dinava Alom. Tiginev Fairplay Township John Gray P.M. Utterback J.un. Riddle Grant Myers John Bracken Mason Pancett Dan Riddie Center Township Win. Collins Tanner Pridlay Favors Poohon Beech Creek Township W. OT. Terrell Francis J. Ooley Newark Wits Ta Toys John Miller, Jr JW. Freee Lyers Roy Nannie Dowden Owensburel Wm. M. Aloss Frank Jean Jefferson Township Earnest Dugger Miss D Sir J. G. Smith Chas. Hasler John Taylor Township Alonday Hettie Borders Coal City W. A. Mess George Brandon Seymour Riddle Tennessee Seymour Fred Shoemaker Kansas W. M. Moss R. R. Backenstee J. W. Gray Chicago Wichita Nas H. V. Norvell White Alex van Slyke Bob Hays W. J. Slinkard The Sulivan Mrs. Fitzpatrick Benjamin Dugger Greene County News Mr. Gaskins Dixon C. Bo Kemp John Atto John Rimives Bill Anderson TY. W. More Tom Wolford James W. Henton Richland Township Jesse M. Jett Kayser Boots John Browning Evansville Srs Steve Winters Campbell W. OW. Moffett Regis Godfrey Shiver Germany M. BE. Church Davis Will Wolford Ma. Speilman Washington Will Kreugar Ala Haas Squire Foster Jim Bruner Mary Byers Winfield Kan Lydia Robinson LaFayette J. J. Fairchilds Bro. Needham Caspert Enterprise Needhan Wall Street Needham Teary Willer FE. W. Little Tlood Walnut Grove Mark Jones Graal Clog Sale Terre Haute Lerre iTeute, Indiana Thaei Ya Sancta Db Sk Pyar Ioveliinerl Ita Wooster Huvemle &Obser Band Trigeaint i Bareners Breom Bhertesan Ravdim Brazil Dan Jackson Coal and Mining Company Latorre Standard Oil Company Whiting Iron Hall Winters Nder Anthy Jan. Zion Saspolls Canavceit Tuyed Ic Ornare G. Va. R Kokomo Fred W. Lyon Logansport Wabash Richmond Crawfordsville Muncie Saginaw Lyon L A. Lyon Elwoop Lippincott Glass Company Alexandria Vincennes George Rader Ills John Smith Smith Bridgeport Ilinois Tetox Fred Drennen Herbie Indiana Notes Woosterdam Prat Bourdon Elwood Little Johnny Lenox Hertford City T. P. Anthony Promise Citt A. Ta. Cavins Nety Papdiatyass Wi Eel Iunning Swift Specific Co Atlanta Franklin RA Leteinger & Pato Plaintiff
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