Big Four Route Florida Special Pullman Service Through
The Big Four will operate through Pullman sleeping cars from Chicago to St. Augustine via Cincinnati and Queen and Crescent Route Southern Ry and Florida East Coast Ry. Service runs weekdays with through Pullman cars Chicago to St. Augustine, via Indianapolis and via the Citrus corridor. Winter tourist rates to Cuba Florida Gulf Coast and other southern resorts available through April 30 1906 with return until June 1.
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Florida
Chicago
St. Augustine
Pullman
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Queen
Crescent
Florida East Coast
Cuba
Gulf Coast
Island
Texas
California
Excursion Bulletins for Rail Tickets in 1906
Minnesota Dakota Manitoba Western Ontario Saskatchewan Alberta excursions for Home-seekers and colonists with dates in April and May 1906. Includes Indiana Michigan Washington Oregon Idaho Montana Utah and Los Angeles. Second class and one-way colonist tickets on sale April 3 7 17 and 24 1906.
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Minnesota
North
South Dakota
Manitoba
Ontario
Saskatch
Alberta
Owelers
Rand
Indiana
Michigan
Washington
Oregon
Ida- Montana
Utah
Los Angeles
Cal
South and
Selon
For SALE One Half Mile North Of Knights Town
Property listing in Eastern Indiana offering 51 acres of fertile land with a large frame residence built of yellow poplar lumber on a stone foundation. Includes deep well two cisterns good barn corn crib out-buildings and abundant well water. inquire for price and terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knightstown
Indiana
Specialist in Eye Ear Nose Throat and Glasses Fitting
A specialist practicing in diseases of the eye ear nose and throat also offering expert glasses fitting services. Provides diagnosis treatment and corrective eyewear selection for vision and hearing related concerns.
Death of Joseph Overman of Ripley township
Joseph Overman longtime Ripley township resident died at age 77 in Carthage after months of infirmity. Born 1817 near Centerville, he lived on a family farm, taught school, served as county commissioner and on the Carthage Board of Education. He married Eleanor Commons in 1839 and Melissa Paxton in 1873, leaving ten children. Funeral was postponed due to high waters and then held at Fletcher M. E. church with large attendance. Interment at Riverside cemetery.
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Joseph Overman
Ripley Township
Carthage
Fletcher M. E
Centerville
Wayne County
Nathan
Elizabeth Ratliff Overman
North Carolina
Joseph
Oliver P. Morton
Mr. Overman
Rush County
Eleanor Commons
Oliver P
Emma
Mary E
Julian
Overman
Melissa Paxton
John Paxton
Ada Porch
Republican Party
M. E. Church
Friends
Pisces
Services Held for Mr Overman at Fletcher M E Church
Dr Sargent of Knightstown led funeral services at the Fletcher M E church in Carthage at 10 30 a m on Wednesday in tribute to Mr Overman. The quartet Mrs J T Scull Elizabeth Miller H E Stager and Dr J W Sparks sang Jesus Lover of My Soul Rock of Ages and Let the Lower Lights Be Burning. Rev J T Scull read the lessons and the obituary.
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D. C. Benjamin
Overman
Riverside Cemetery
Elizabeth Overman
Edna
Joseph
Brandt Downey
Guthrie
Anna Bowman
Indianapolis
Ed White
Sam Pritchard
Connoway
Knightstown
Jesse Overman
Raysville
Isaac Hatfield
Arthur Hatfield
Charles Hatfield
Carl Truitt
Charlottesville
William Merrill
James Ball
Rushville
J. W. Sparks
Greenfield
Dr. Sargent
Fletcher M. E
Carthage
J. T. Scull
Elizabeth Miller
H. E. Stager
Jesus
Mr. Overman
Local Notes and Social Tidbits From Edison Area
Edison phonographs and records sold at Record headquarters. Frank Cross and parents visited Mt Summit. No school today as teachers visit Indianapolis schools. Mrs. Mary Jessup of Western Grove is seriously ill at home. Harry Rhoades of Indianapolis business college spent Sunday with his parents. Mrs. Paul Jordan returned to Indianapolis after visiting sister Mrs. J Arthur Lineback. Mr. and Mrs. John Dennis and daughter Chessie guests of sister Mrs. Aaron Coffin. George A Suess, Greenfield music teacher, visited our office and urged future instruction. Ed Adkins hosted a party at his sugar camp with chicken pickles olives sandwiches and syrup of Everland. attendees included Van Hood R A Hill Lon LeMay Chas Nelson Conrad Kizer Sam Burton and wives Raymond Fleener.
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Edison
Frank Cross
Mt. Summit
Mary Jessup
Western Grove
Harry Rhoades
Vories’ Business College
Indianapolis
Paul Jordan
J. Arthur Lineback
George A.suess
Greenfield
Suess
Adkins
Sugar Camp
Ed Adkins
Everland
van Hood
R. A. Hill
Lon LeMay
Chas. Nelson
Conrad Kizer
Sam Burton
Raymond Fleener
Rushville Leader Names Johnson’s Candidacy Refusal
Henry A. Johnson of Richmond, a former congressman for the district, told Ad. V. Spivey he would not seek Congress if offered a ten year election bond. Johnson cited past Washington troubles, praised Roosevelt and Beveridge, but showed little regard for Fairbanks. He did not declare a party affiliation.
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Rushville
Henry A. Johnson
Richmond
Congress
James E. Watson
Ad. V. Spivey
Johnson
Washington
Spivey
Roosevelt
Beveridge
Fairbanks
Died of a broken heart near Raleigh
Samuel Taylor died near Raleigh after years of grief from his wife’s death and the 16 year old daughter eloping with Clarence McGill, since which time nothing has been heard. Loneliness and worry over the daughter’s disappearance are described as the cause of his death.
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Samuel Taylor
Raleigh
Taylor
Clarence McGill
Cadiz Couple Wed in New Castle Ceremony
Cadiz residents Claud Chadwick and Miss Myrtle Cooper were married last week at New Castle. The bride is the daughter of O. Rey and the groom is the son of Robertwick. They will begin housekeeping in Cadiz next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claud Chadwick
Myrtle Cooper
Cadiz
New Castle
O. Rey
Robertwick
Death of David Hare in Long Beach Cal
Obituary notice for David Hare born 1840 in Virginia, died March 12, 1906 in Long Beach California after long illness. Details his marriage to Rhoda Miller, second wife Rhoda M. Hill, five children, church elder role, and funeral at home with Whittier interment. Service by Long Beach Monthly Meeting Evangelistic Board, with quartet and notable speakers.
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David Hare
Jesse
Marcia Hare
Mansemand County
Virginia
Long Beach
Cal
Rhoda Miller
Warren County
Ohio
Olive
Milton H. Mills
Whittier
Lizzie
Charles F. Binford
Carthage
Ind
Ruthanna
Carson Weaver
Sawtelle
Jesse Hare
Campton
Ira Sankey
Rhoda M. Hill
David
Rhoda M. Hare
Los Angeles
Childall
Mary M. Brown
Lindley A. Wells
R. Esther Smith
Friends’ Church
Yearly Meeting
Memorial Service For David Hare In Long Beach
Remarks by Harry R. Keaths and testimonies from John Chawner and Allen Jay honored David Hare. Floral tributes filled the service as carriages conveyed mourners to Whittier Cemetery where he rests with other notable dead awaiting the resurrection morn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry R. Keaths
John Chawner
Allen Jay
David Hare
Whittier
Friends’ Chronicle
Long Beach
Cal
Social reception for new members at Newsom home
The C B E Social Committee hosted about seventy five young members of the Friends' Y P S C E at Allen W Newsom's home on Friday evening the 23rd. The gathering honored Floyd P Newsom returning from I U delayed by exams. A rich program featured Roy Bundy Belle Ball Elizabeth Schneider Binford solos by Will and Earl Norris Mrs Whitely a quartet and The Megaphone Orchestra by the Norris family. Rev Gurney Binford and Luther DuBois contributed remarks and a prayer followed by light refreshments. The Newsoms were thanked for hospitality and the record office moved to the hall over Newsom's dry goods store.
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of Friends
Allen W. Newsom
Floyd P. Newsom
I. U
Newsom
Atg
Roy Bundy
Belle Ball
Elizabeth Schneider Binford
Will Norris
Earl Norris
Mrs. Whitely
Messrs
Earl
Miss Whitney
Whitely
Norris
Gurney Binford
Japan
Luther DuBois
Mrs. Newsom
Herkless Brothers Win Ashville Street Improvement Contract
Ora and Arvel Herkless win a $30,000 Ashville contract for spring street upgrades. plan fifteen new street squares, twenty one curb and gutter squares, and two new bridges. The brothers are well known locally and invited to send news items to the Record office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashville
Messrs
Ora
Arvel Herkless
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