Nellie Bagot Affair Ends in Public Altercation
In Jeffersonville, Nellie Bagot confronted Beckwith over slanderous rumors about her. She dragged a cowhide from a dressing-case and struck him in the parlor, chasing him to the door as he shouted threats and denied the accusations. He fled to his boarding place, last seen near the old graveyard.
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Mira
Nellie Bagot
Jafferwenrilla
Tinel
Saya
Bagot
Louisville
Ohio
Mery
Beckwith
Ebs
Vie
Train Kills Child Amid Town In Uproar At Pimento
A coal train in Pimento struck a child on the track as she laughed at the approaching engine. The engineer and brakemen faced blame, while residents called for stricter speed controls. The coroner and local officials investigated the accident and the driver reportedly broke down over the tragedy.
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Souanaker
Enginds
Hin
Engind
Piumeoto
Abe
Schumaker
Lad
Trimenta
Chicago social sensation raid exposes high society at Walton House
A Chicago raid on the Walton house revealed a scene of masked privilege, with wealthy residents among the detainees. Police noted no obvious disreputable individuals, despite the high society setting and public scandal surrounding the residence near Marshall Field’s district. Nearby notices recount anniversaries, weddings, and social events amid the uproar.
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Walton House
Chicago
Walton
Baight
Marshal Fiuhi
Wixmons
Central Atstion
Armory
West Side
Soch
Bide
Gilbert B. Moore
Hay
A. Smuit
Mysterious Death of Coulter Near Rail Line
Coulter was found dead near a railroad track on a Saturday or Sunday night after an apparent blow to the head. Police note no obvious robbery motive as only a few small articles were on him. Witnesses saw no body until late, and postmortem revealed a scalp wound and skull fracture with no visible bruises.
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Dias Coulter
Gener
Cnlls
Trina
Coulter
Ter
Conod
Coutter
Cary
Armek
Carter
Terro Himte
Mingre
Annem
Grant
Tien Saya
Culter
Fontavet
Honss Nou
Acrora
Firant
Fontanet
Bonday
Jordan
Paint Swindler Selby Sentenced to Penitentiary
Albert Selbey, known as the paint swindler, was tried in Crawfordsville after offering ten gallons of paint for free to Parka County farmer Joby Swim. A forged order for 100 gallons led to a $70 note, a settlement, and a 2 year penitentiary sentence. Selbey's Plymouth home ties to a prior lumbar-windler case. Grand jury and court events noted as Ghrenit Court opens next Monday.
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Albert Solber
Parka County
Joby L. Swim
Jadaon
Swim
Selbey
Plymouth
Dingman
Alro Ornt
Crawfordeville
Prize Fight at Carbon Ends in Duffy Victory
Jack Smith of Chicago and Jim Duffy of Chptop Indiana fought a deralted prize bout at Car lan Wednesday evening. Duffy won by knockout in the first round after a powerful undercut to Smith’s ear. Referee Mike Guindy stopped the match as Smith failed to rise. About two hundred spectators were disappointed. Duffy, 23, has fought 22 bouts in Chicago and elsewhere. Smith, 24, English by birth, trained by Billy Lakeman in Chicago.
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Jack Smith
Chicago
Jim Duffy
Chptop
Indiana
Giniah
Carlan
Smith
Mike Guindy
Daffy
Lennon
Bradcorn
Bad Weick
Billy Lakeman
Trate
Missouri
Word to the Board of Equalization
An aged fragment from the Crawfordsville Journal urges a broader reading of tax policy. The piece voices concerns about fairness and consistency in assessment practices and implies potential applicability beyond its origin, urging vigilance for equitable treatment.
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THE
Board OF Equalization
Involuntary Woman Slaughter Report Stirs City
Reports spread on Thursday about a fatal shooting linked to Cardouia or Boon. Coroner Veach held an inquest returning a verdict of accidental death by a shot in the neck. victim Mercy Southoctae carried cash and a note. Oscar Moody injured at a sand pit near the water works with internal injuries but expected to recover.
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Paneer
Antrah
Erate
Baits
Sama
Ile
Cor
B. H. Veach
Mercy Sunth
Bons Sethleye
Deoustad
Wm. D. Smith
Oscar Moody
Memorial Day Program and Civic Notices
Memorial Day program lists parade formation and cemetery procession, musical ensembles, speeches, and benediction. It notes legislative references on land use and hunting, then records building permits, then lists recent deaths, and a post office letters section with names to claim.
Real estate transfers listed for week ending May
Real estate transfers reported by Malan & Lathar abtractors show numerous conveyances across multiple townships. Names include Sareh Welfons, Lambert, Ebbert, Nutkampar, and others with lots, acres, and prices such as 1000, 65.00, and 6100. Court notices list grand jurors Samuel Dickson Modesitt William Evans and others for May term.
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Malean & Lathar
Sareh Welfons
Goodhue Acre
Dackwom
Lambert
Anny Egoner
Laupbertsedr
Lotte
Geofrey Ebbert
John Seger
Hevuey Ebbert
John Bleger
Henry Nutkampar
Cath Soerepfarman Jor
Micusona
Koightaville
Reanett
Dareh
Bosna
Nore
Posey
Elijab Bolla
Den
Marthe Stevens
Veo Buren
Suen
Wise
Jamac Lehman
Harrison
Stealle
Marchatt
Johed. Dalton
David Welty
Lerence D. Griffith
Aeminis Grimm
Acre
Lewis
Francis Pavey
Eliott
Pusey
Alfred Bsidler
Julia Clymer Koea
Shidiers
Clay City
F.bhattuck
Aden
Louis
Mary Holtman
Bhattucks
Wragil
Fripkiin
B. Trgiges
Ackaliaire
Thomas Brasil
John Hughes
Warrior Crock
Severs Harmony
Margaret A. Dilanver
Alernous P. Mose
Laure
Petit Jury
Samuel Dickson
Modesitt
Wm. H. Evana
William Teeny
Henry Moyer
John F. Denham
Petit Jarum
Coats
John A. Downing
Wilson Houk
Matthew Bees
Andrew J. Clark
Samee M. Booth
Jacob Steverwald
Oslvin Loudermilk
Murry Dalgaro
Jos. K. Cashman
Geo W. Congleton
Temes Lowery
Jaskeon Restor
Early 19th Century Bird Protection Law Warns Fines
The article warns readers about a strict law against killing injuring or pursuing various songbirds including turtle dove robin blue bird meadow lark wren sparrow martin thrush and others. Violators face fines from one to ten dollars.
Board of Thanks Express Gratitude Across Communities
The writer thanks the nobles and generous friends of Brazil Knightsville and Terre Hoste for their support during hardship after destruction. Gratitude extends to Mowers Brake and Ari e and A. M. Oswalt for circulating the contribution paper. The author hopes to someday repay the kindness and publish the list of noble friends.
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Brazil
Knightsville
Terre Hsote
Tree
Trisnda
Mowers
Brake & Arie
A. M. Oswalt
Board of Thanes Endorses Book Sale for Public Use
A local society member states the Asthelic Total Abstinence Society aims to extend books to the public and patrons who supported last week sale and ladies who assisted at tables in the hall. They plan to invite the public to upcoming meetings and honor those who contributed to decorating and organizing the event. President D P Dowss and Secretary A 3. Wasa signaled gratitude and detail conventions and upcoming public meetings.
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Thanes
Asthelic Total Abstinence Society
Omag
Byondac
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Wan
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Turcope
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Dale
Wife
Tally
Indianapolis
Mr. Goldman
Toledo, Ohio
H. Finklentein
F.G
Hawkins
Deck Taith
Budnd
James Duffy
Montexquiatara Tasati Falagen
Armtrood
Feita
Benediction
Life of March
Geo
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Com
Tha
Java
Clerk Tarnar
Samuel J. Britton
Mma F. Myers
Willam Noo
Margaret X Willimess
James Jarvis
Navin
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Elindeth Smith
Huilding
Tse Smush
W. Ft. Jones
Busbnee
D. Bard
Ailior Hand
Zeller & Hidded
Zatory
Betek
Sheetoy
Nince
Vad Boren
Haiti
Mary Cornwell
Dick Johnson
Sega W. D
Dared Wolfe
Brasil
Moery
Lona Barbar
Feror
van Buren
Jota
Hooker
Eryaipeias
Kodiana
Anderson Franklin Howser
Jacob Berne
B Moors
Crown David Powers
Augustine Clark Oro
Poyne Theodore Caldwell
Rkne
Keaccupetta Anwala
Garrarth
Souith Martane A Haggard
WS Sullivan
Hendrix Mary Walker
James H Duchanter
Win Young
Arron Parsons
Jettars
J. D. Bountinn
D.P. Dowss
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