Terrell Appeal Briefs Filed With Indiana Supreme Court
The Terrell appeal briefs are printed and delivered to his attorneys and filed with the Indiana Supreme Court in Indianapolis. The document covers all trial points, with the transcript of evidence already on file. Meanwhile Terrell remains at Richmond asylum, with limited information about his condition available. Friends have long pursued a pardon, writing to influential figures urging Governor Durbin to grant clemency before his term ends, Lucy Terrell bearing the pardon effort costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terrell
Supreme Court
Indianapolis
Richmond
John Terrell
Durbin
Lucy Terrell
Electric Bitters Restores Woman After Long Illness
Mrs S H Newson of Decatur Alabama endured years of indigestion stomach and bowel trouble and feared death before trying Electric Bitters. She reports immediate improvement and full recoverycrediting the tonic for liver kidney and stomach health. Priced 50 cents and guaranteed by Chas C Deam druggist.
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S. H.newson
Decatur
Ala
Chas. C. Deam
Chamberlain's Colic Remedy Promoted for Bilious Attacks
A wartime style ad promotes Chamberlain's Colic Remed y to prevent biliary colic cholera and diarrhea. It urges taking a double dose at first signs to ward off attacks and cites hundreds of users reporting success through Davenport and Eble advertisements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport & Eble
Robbed in hospital during treatment in Chicago incident
Frank Stafford of this city was victimized while under anesthesia at a Chicago hospital. A trusted employee stole his ring, watch, about $30, railroad ticket, and clothing, leaving only his clothing. Hospital staff helped him home, paid his fare, and offered care while detectives pursued the suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Frank ‘Stafford
Frank
Foley's Honey and Tar praised for croup relief
Mothers urged to keep Foley's Honey and Tar as a safe quick remedy for croup. A San Francisco mother reports her baby improved after one dose, noting other treatments failed. Davenport and Ehle sell the medicine.
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Foley
George H. Picket
San Franciisco
Cal
Davenport & Ehle
Died While Visiting Here Mrs Holmes of Portland Dies
Mrs. L. L. Holmes aged 86 died Wednesday at 9 30 in the home of her daughter Mrs Lee S Kapp in Bluffton after a winter visit. She came by the C B C and caught a severe cold then heart illness ended her journey. Survivors include nine children with two daughters in Bluffton and two sons in Portland and Muncie. Remains sent to Portland by C B C Thursday morning.
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L. L. Holmes
Portland
Lee S. Kapp
Darke County
Ohio
Lemuel L. Holmes
Adams County
Ind
Wells County
Vera Cruz
Fort Wayne
Bluffton
Holmes
Charles
William L
Muncie
Public sale at Lichtenberger farm near Domestic
Public sale to be held at the residence one mile west and one mile north of Domestic known as the Lichtenberger farm on Friday December 23 at 10 am. Property listed includes livestock animals 2 year old mare 10 year old horse 2 year old colt six milch cows three fresh soon hogs thirty head hay loader hay tedder two cultivators one 1 horse wheat drill hog rack bobsted mud boat corn sheller spike tooth harrow disc harrow five tons hay 800 bushels oats 400 bushels corn.
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Domestic
Lichtenberger Farm
Pleasant remedy quảng Chamberlain's Stomach and Bowel
A brief ad style note promoting Chamberlain's Stomach and Bowels as an easy to take pleasant purgative. The fragment suggests trying this product for stomach relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
City Lighting Plant Survives Financial Doubts
The city’s lighting plant continues to operate on a profit basis, supplying over 4000 incandescent bulbs plus street lights. Revenue from commercial rights and taxes covers expenses, easing fears it would revert to original installers. Disposal of surplus supplies, valued around $1200, proves difficult as no buyers appear.
Sheriff imposes visitor rules at jail after constant calls
A surge of visitors prompted the sheriff to implement strict rules for jail access. A posted placard limits visiting hours to 1 to 4 pm on Thursdays and 2 to 4 pm on Sundays. The text also notes prior disturbances and mentions local ads and a train yard incident involving a brakeman and a beer bottle.
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Rae Krauss
Hartford City News
Wheat prices hold steady as farmers sit on surplus
Wheat remains near one dollar per bushel with little local selling. Wells county farmers with excess grain sit by firesides as buyers offer no inducement. Markets cite small Bluffton supply, rising spring wheat, and foreign crops expected to enter American markets, potentially lowering prices after adjustments.
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Wells County
Board of Trade
Bluffton
Kansas
Central States
Australia
South Africa
America
Special Session Names Batson as City Civil Engineer
At a Friday special session council member G F McFarren moved to re appoint B A Batson city civil engineer to oversee the Johnson street project after D O North resigned Thursday North had acted as engineer since work began and measured it. Batson will measure the street estimate costs and provide the report needed for contract acceptance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. F. McFarren
B. A. Batson
Johnson Street
D. O. North
Mr North
North
Batson
Giiven
Death of Thomas Evans Near Koy atone
A nine year old boy named Thomas Evans died at his home one half mile north of Koy atone on Tuesday a week ago around four o'clock. The obituary notes he was the son of J W Evans.
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Tueday
Koyatone
Thomas
J. Ww. Evans
Interurban Franchise Granted in Bluffton County
Bluffton capitalists win a county franchise to build an interurban line starting near Clover Leaf crossing and running east parallel to the railroad. Completion required within two years or the franchise ends. Local business groups expect the line to boost commerce. debates flare over free lunches, saloon competition, and a Chicago curtain advertising contract with Bluffton advertisers withholding payment.
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Interstate Traction Company
Bluffton
Clover Leaf Railroad
Grant County
Lke
Opera House
Chicago
Tha’ Hi Att All
Ferrets in County Work Plan Stir Public Interest
Tax ferret J. B. Workman and assistant Hicks traveled from for a Bennerman to Marion then back to begin county work in Huntington. They sought a small advance but were rejected, with officials wary of politics affecting tax collection. Meanwhile, John Carlisle rented the Ober and Mann farm in Rock Creek township and Anna Christmore’s 80 acre Union township farm sold for 4000 dollars. Christmas and New Year travel tickets offered with limited return validity. Shonts weighs Clover Leaf sale and coal development along a long road, eyeing rapid coal output if conditions stay favorable.
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J. B. Workman
Mr. Hicks
Bennerman
Marion
Huntington
Huntington Democrat
John Carlisle
Ober
Shonts
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Ayer
R. N. Mann
Fall Mills, Tenn
J.C. Ayer CO
Lowell
Dass
Bluffton Aerie
Svein
I McFarren & Sons
Staley
Oxfords
Reizes
McFarren & Sons
Wei
Hunsicker & Bender
Fruchey
Clover Leaf
Hartford City
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