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Carthage Citizen in Carthage, Indiana

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Carthage Citizen

Location

Carthage, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1912

Page

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Train wreck near Carthage injures none with heavy damage

A north bound freight train wreck near Carthage caused more than 2300 dollars in damage as fourteen cars derailed after a brake beam failed. Firemen and crew escaped injury though two men might be buried. track was cleared by crews from Brightwood Greensburg and local sections, traffic resuming by 11:15 a.m. The article also notes unrelated local events and notices.

Carthage Here Bert Thomas Rushville Overman Crossing Brightwood Greensburg Knightstown Robert Hinshaw S. T. Blizard Michigan Division

Runaway at Noon Injures Four Near South Main Crossing

A switch engine spooked two horses hitched to a carriage at the South Main street crossing near the straw board plant. Friday noon Mr and Mrs W A Bodine their niece Mrs Will Houck and Harold Havens of Morristown were thrown to the ground. They were helped by E N Hill and others and taken to nearby homes. Dr J A Sipe said injuries were not serious with Mrs Bodine in nervous shock and others recovering rapidly.

South Main Street Strawboard W. A. Bodine Will Houck Harold Havens Morristown E. N. Hill J. A. Sipe Bodine Mr Bodine

New Millinery at Eva Johnsons and Wedding Notices

Eva Johnson announces new millinery stock and invites readers to see latest designs. Wedding notices include the Tom Thumb wedding at Friends Church at 8 PM tonight with 15 and 20 cent admission. Reunions and addresses are noted, and Edward A. Junken, uncle of Mrs R. E. Henley, died at his Arlington area home.

Friends Church Eva Johnson’s Edward A. Junken R. E. Henley Arlington

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