C E Convention Plans and Carthage Hospitality
Local Friends C E society gears up for the convention with Carthage Hotel headquarters reception and entertainment arrangements. Delegates receive rooms over R E Henley’s store with meals, coffee, and driving-distance accommodations. Central talks and extensive program outline follow with speakers Bevan Williams Celia Judy and Lillian Hayes among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E
Friends C. E. Society
Carthage Hotel
Race Accident Near Carthage and Walnut Ridge
A noon hour horse racing accident between Carthage and Walnut Ridge left a young man named Brandenburg with a broken left ankle and a fractured right ankle after being thrown against a roadside fence. The buggy overturned but the horse escaped with light injuries. He was taken to town for treatment by Dr. J. A. Sipe and soon departed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
Walnut
Ridge
Brandenburg
Willow Branch
Hiim
J. A. Sipe
S Iome
Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets Ad
A brief sale note stating that Cham berlains Stomach and Liver Tablets relieve bilious attacks quickly and are available for purchase from M A McClain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
M.A. McClain
Beher Goes Ten for Carthage in Muddy Extra Inning Win
Beher pitched all ten innings for Carthage allowing six hits and seven strikeouts as Greys edged Home 4 3 in seven tied 6 6 through nine. Miller fanned eleven for Home while Carthage capitalized on two base hits from Van Hood Willcott and Rhoades. Umpires Norris and Cook. Score by innings shows Carthage tallies early then tied late before extra frame victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. O
Beher
Carthage
Miller
Rhoades
Willcott
Parish
HH. Beher
Hall
Charlottesville Social Roundup Visits and Local Moves
Charlottesville notes list residents visiting families, hosting guests and traveling to Indianapolis and Muncie. It mentions deaths, funeral attendance for George Kinder, and several relocations including Charley Davis moving to Indianapolis and John Davis to a cherry property on Bunker Hill. A infant birth is recorded for Charley Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Davis
Cherry
Bunker Hill
Notice on School Grounds Trespass and Loitering Prohibition
Public school grounds banned for trespassing games or loitering during vacation. By order of the Board. D. W. Kirkwoop, secretary, Byard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board
D. W. Kirkwoop
Sec’y, Byard
Reverend Trueblood Named to Indiana Sunday School Board
Rev Alpheus Trueblood pastor of the First Friends Church receives invitation to join Indiana State Sunday School Association board. The nine member board meets at the annual convention in Bloomington on June 1 with all expenses covered. Trueblood to attend the Forty first annual convention, Marion to host next year with up to 500 delegates. He is invited as one of sixty Indiana delegates to the International Sunday School convention in Toronto but plans to travel west and must decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpheus Trueblood
First Friends Church
Sunday School Association of Indiana
State Sunday School Association
Bloomington Ind
Trueblood
Marion
Indiana
Toronto
Can
Portland
Marion Chronicle
Bank Officials Audit Arlington Banks in City Ledger
The audit committee reports cash and bank statement match, balance $3,800, and found affairs square. Elmer Hutchinson is sent to Cincinnati to obtain a detailed statement from Fifth National Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington
Messrs. Goodrich and Jones
Elmer Hutchinson
Cincinnati
Fifth National Bank
Greenfield Star
Prominent Workers at Indiana Sunday School Session
Indiana delegates to the Forty-first annual State Sunday School Association convention will meet May 31 and June 12 in Bloomington. International Secretary J. W. Barnes of Newark and Mrs Barnes join Rev. Geo. B. Foster of Chicago as keynote speakers on The New Religious Education. Lodging and breakfast for 500 delegates are arranged with special rail rates of one fare for round trip plus 25 cents for trips over a dollar. Contact your agent or write to the State Sunday School office, 316 Law Building, Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
State Sunday School Association of
I. J. W. Barnes
Newark
N. J
Law Building
Indianapolis
Ind
Relief for rheumatism with Chamberlain’s Pain Balm
A testimonial claims one application relieves rheumatism quickly, enabling rest and sleep. It notes long term relief for Mrs W H Leggett of Yum Yum Tennessee and recommends M A McClain as the seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Mre
W. H. Leggett
Tennesee
M. A. McClain
For Sale Items Include Furniture and Stoves
Classified notice lists bed room suite rockers cock and heating stoves couch and several other articles. Parties may call at former residence on North Main Street Mrs. Chas Cox
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Main Street
Chas
Cox
Nebogatoff Leads Baltic Fleet Toward Far East
Russian Rear Admiral Nicolai Nebogatoff commands a division of Admiral Rojestvensky's fleet, leaving the Baltic February 15. The unit, the third Pacific squadron, includes four battleships aged nine to sixteen years, one 24 year old armored cruiser, and two converted merchant cruisers. Nebogatoff, a naval tactician, is about 55 and previously led schoolship squadrons in the Black Sea. Also notes Belasco’s remark on David’s pen during The Charity Ball rehearsals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicolai Ivanovitcch Nebogatoff
Rojestvensky
Baltic
Far East
Nebogatoff
Russia
Pacific
Emperor Nicho
Las I
Seniavine
Dashakoff
Apraksin
Russ
Xenia
Black Sea
David Belasco
Ball
H. C. de Mille
David
Dave Belasco
New York Times
New York Woman to Lead Daughters of the American Revolution
Mrs Donald McLean of New York is named president general of the Daughters of the American Revolution succeeding Mrs Charles W Fairbanks. A charter DAR member and former regent of the New York City chapter she has led civic and patriotic efforts and holds a Barnard College scholarship in her name. Her lineage includes noted jurists and early American justices known as the immolars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald McLean
New York
Charles W. Fairbanks
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
McLean
New York City
Ter
Barnard College
John Ritchie
Maryland
William Maulsby
Roger Nelson
Bresnahan Named Catcher For Nationals In 1900s Era
The Sporting World notes Roger Bresnahan, once a center fielder, proving his catching ability after Jack Warner’s loss forces McGraw to seek a catcher. Bresnahan will continue as catcher for the National League champions. Also covered is Lou Dillon, the trotting mare, shipped from California to the east under Budd Dobie. She weighs 865 pounds, trained and kept in fine condition, with Dobie driving her daily and pursuing slow, steady progress toward track performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Bresnahan
Roger
Lou Dillon
California
San Jose
Cal
Budd Doble
Memphis
Dobie
Doble
Galt
British boxers and Young Corbett fights noted in New York papers
Owen Moran and other British imports are discussed as likely opponents for American boxers amid mixed results. Young Corbett has two scheduled bouts, facing Eddie Hanlon in San Francisco on May 29 and Spike Thompson in Butte on June 13. Also mentioned are promising young harness horses bred by Maplewood stock farm in New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Moran
New York
Moran
Jem Bowker
Johnny
Frankie Neil
San
Francisco
Bowker
Jem
America
Neil
Harry
Forbes
Mc- Fan
Young Corbett
Eddie Hanlon
San Francisco
Hayes Valley Athletic Club
Spike Thompson
Butte
Mont
Silver Bow Athletic Club
James Evans
Atlantic City
N. J
Maplewood Stock Farm
Roadstown
Maplewood Norval
Yorktown Boy
Jersey Volunteer
Lady Garrilson
Tramp Panic
Straight Out
Mignon
Rushville Guests and Local Residents Gather for Sunday Visits
Noah Whittaker hosted guests from Rushville over Sunday with visits from Wm Fiscus and a procession of neighbors and relatives. Alonzo Kizer has suffered severely for days from a carbuncle. Dr O S Coffin, recently moved from Alexandria to Westland, plans to resume medical practice soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah Whittaker
Rushville
Alonzo Kizer
Wm. Fiscus of
Greensburg
O. S. Coffin
Alexandria
Westland
Texas Racing Bill Passes Senate and House
The Texas legislature passes a racing bill largely due to Senator J. W. Bailey enabling bookmakers to create pools on race tracks. Several major trotting meetings are planned across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Bailey
Texas
Knowles Bets on Giants Repeat of 1904 Pennant at Polo Grounds
Fred M. Knowles, secretary treasurer of the New York Giants, is authorized to bet between $1,000 and $10,000 that the champions will repeat their 1904 performance and once more see the National League pennant hover over the Polo Grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred M. Knowles
New York Giants
Polo Grounds
A Creeping Death Doctor’s Remedy Cited as Life Saver
JE Stearns of Belle Plaine Minnesota reports a friend suffering a severe hand wound with swelling resembling blood poisoning. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve is claimed to draw out pain, heal the wound, and save a life. Sold for 25 cents at McClain’s drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JE. Stearns
Belle Plaine
Minn
Bucklen
McClain’s
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Praised by Harlan Merchant
Geo L Chubb of Harlan Michigan says Chamberlains Cough Remedy is the best cough medicine he has used and can cure a cough or cold faster than any other treatment He urges keeping it at home for instant use with sale by M A McClain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. L. Chubb
Harlan
Mich
M. A. McClain
Addison Family Visit to Violet Addison Home
Mr and Mrs Clif Addison and children, Mr and Mrs Allen Jee sup, and family of Greenfield, visited their mother Mrs Violet Addison on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Swain
Mr. Langston
Nerius Cox
Clif Addison
Allen Jeesup
Greenfield
Violet Addison
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C. E. Convention
R. E. Henley
Tron
Friends Church
Ava
Neda
Friends C. E
Elbert Russell
Richmond
Daisy Burr
Enos Harvey
Fairmount
Levi T. Pennington
Westland Endeavorere and
Foreign Missions
Ersneeen
Mary
J. Ballard
Iar
Clarence M. Case
Zeno I. Dean
Danyile
Muncie
Bevan Williams
Lowell Cleaver
Walnut Ridge Paper
Ernestine Williams
Danreith
Lilian E.hayve
Celia Judy
Carthage Superiintendents Exchange
Lillian E. Hayes
Dupretth
Good Samaritan Stout
Plainfield
the Baseball News
Carthage Greys
Soldiers
Rhe
Charlottesville
Mina Marshell
Evansville
Martin Wagoner
Lena Adams
Mabel Walker
Lessie Smith
Carrie Newhouse
Boone County
Marian Conklin
Glenda
Geo. Kinder
Chester Hill
Frank Stinger
Asa Sample
Knightstown
William White
Conrad Shields
Anderson
John Duty
Charley Steele
Henry Riley
Charley Davis
William Walker
John Bell
Thomas Nicholas
Fom
Milan
Dr. Allen
Harry Stinger
B. F. Stinger
Wie
Winifred Lane
Thomas Owens
Richard Ward
Kennard
George Kinder
Six Mile
W. S. Line
Narvey Shields
Thomas
Margaret Chanion
Lewisville
Margaret Cross
Pearl
Walter Daubenspeck
Fnends
New Castle
Charley Cross
Eliza Kixter
Anna Hicks
Upland
Hicks
Miss Hill
Cyrus Hill
Dublin
Walnut Ridge
of Arlington
Bloomington
Indianon
Rear Admiral
the Secret
Beveridge
St. Louis
Post-Dispatch
Mrs
Donald M'Lean
Sporting World
Catcher
the Gentleman From
Booth Tarkington
F. Marion Crawford
Richard Whiting
David Harum
E. N. Westcott
Lewis Tracy
David Carson
Charles Frederick Goss
George Horace Larimore
Babylon
Josiah M. Ward
Harold McGrath
Meredith Nicholson
Graniteware
JONES
Merchants Association
Rushville, Ind
Carrie Lambert
Joe Clark
Donnie Price
Eva McFatridge
Ethel Lingille
Bertha Kennedy
Verle Kennedy
Vern Cameron
Harry Leisure
Herbert Ball
J. J. Anderson
Hartford Fire Insurance Company Insurance Co
North America
Texas Racing Bill
J. L. Hubbard
Carthage, Indiana
BIG Four Rouse
C. E Union Indiana Yearly Meeting of Friends
H.c.basil
Bell Phone
Carthage, Ind
Conrad Kizer
Mary Brown
M. Whitton
May
Margaret Plummer
Maggie Ewing
Frank Whitton
Whitton
Winn
Wes
Albert Eirnest
Win Gateword
Orville Stewart
Db. la Witton
Gracie Stewart
Scott Ward
Harry Galimer
George Ewing
Maggie Sunday
Merrel Ball
Henry Moreluck
Charley Leisure
RS. Whitton
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