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Newspaper

Carthage Record

Location

Carthage, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1896

Page

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Local notes and visits fill Rush County week

Mr and Mrs F H Holt returned from Chicago. Ward Fletcher came from Greenfield. County Chairman Webb Hanson was in town. Reuben Henley markets farm implements for N C Binford. Various visits by E N Hill, Frank Bender, Cora Pauley, I O Harrison, Winifred Hill, James Sweetman, and others mark a bustling week. Memorial planning, church services, and school events noted. Debt to local figures includes Henry C Phelps buying a pump factory site and Doxey oil tour. Funeral of Miriam Hill, Commencement plans at Carthage and Rushville schools recounted.

Hill Bros F. H. Holt Chicago Ward Fletcher Greenfield Webb Hanson Reuben Henley N. C. Binford Johnson Indianapolis E. N. Hill Frank Bender Rushville Mises Cora Pauley I. O. Harrison Winifred Hill James Sweetman Rushville Graphic C. ©. Edwards M. E Mary Nichols Friends’ Church J. G. Wolf Elwood Scott Salem Ore. Tir R. W. Sipe Fayetteville J. A. Sipe D. of R’s EB. M. Fout Palestine The Lena McCarty AN. C. Binford C. E. Hill Winifred Ji D. of R. Grand Lodge Daisy Rhoades Lucy Tal Ann H. Hunt Owen Henley Margaret Dickey Middletown Hattie Sparks Oliver P. Overman Myron Ball Grand Army Odd Fellows’ Hall Henry C. Phelps Mill Street William Bundy Rose Hill Charles T. Doxey Ed. Adkins Will Gus Glidden Mary Augusta Lail Messrs Hill & Gear Ora W. Herkless Indiana Law School Grand Opera House Herklesa R. E. Henley Catlin Jesse Galloway D. W. Kirkwood C. S. Coffin Will M. Sparks J. B. Sparks Smith & Cambern Sparks DePauw University Eleazer Wilson Ruthanna Fairmount William Kearns Zimri Stuart Knightstown J. M. Conaway Cicero Charles Smith Benjamin C. Hill J. B. Hill Cora Richmond Zenos Bundy Hill Charles H. Gear Jesse Henley Ezekiel T. Coffin Edward J. Dunn Friends’ Cemetery Carthage High School E. Peart Rawls M. Pauline Bundy Harry O. Pitts John F. Weingart T. Burney Watkins D. P. Baldwin Logansport Baldwin

Scott Jackson Found Guilty for Pearl Bryan Murder

The Newport Kentucky jury found Scott Jackson guilty of murder in the Pearl Bryan case and fixed the death penalty. Extradition from Ohio and lengthy pretrial proceedings culminated in a 12:05 verdict after a long trial with 196 witnesses.

Scott Jackson Newport Pearl of Bryan Pearl Bryan Greencastle Ind Cincinnati Alonzo Walling Campbell County Kentucky Jackson Walling Ohio

Kentucky Mob Attempts to Seize Jackson and Walling

A Newport mob surrounded the city jail after rumors spread that prisoners planned an escape. Sheriff Plummer deterred them with threats, and Jackson and Walling remained inside as deputies restored order. Citizens speculate outsiders supplied saws to aid an escape plan aimed at lynching the two murder suspects in the Pearl Bryan case.

Walling Jackson Pearl Bryan Newport Plummer

Tornado Destroys Jones Family in Marshall County Ky

A cyclone swept through the northwest corner of Marshall County Kentucky early Sunday morning. In Elva the home of Anderson Jones was destroyed and the entire family killed including the elderly man, his wife, a seventeen year old son and two daughters aged ten and twelve. Five coffins were buried in the same grave as hundreds visited the scene. The storm damaged Sympsonia with two stores, two churches and a schoolhouse demolished. Centerville Creamery Company won a gold medal for the state exhibit and a bronze for the national exhibit at the world’s fair.

Marshall County Elva Anderson Jones Jones Graves County Sympsonia

Also Mentioned on This Page

John Deere R. R. Tongueless Albion Jesse H. Siler Milton Herrless Rush County Hill & Gear Congyen Ste Ag le. Anderson Carthage Lodge I. C. C. F. Grand Lodge Clara Titsworth Sedalia, Mo Titsworth Mary E. Stewart Rich Square Hattie Gilbert Hopewell William Johnson W.S. Johnson Son Ray State Funeral Directors’ Association Lucinda Johnson Albert H. Johnson Second Streets Charles S. Henry Hartford City F. M. Sparks Ad. Lawrence S.hill May Maloney B. F. Hill Emma L. Hall John Zion J. L. Hubbard Daughters of Rebekah I. O. O. F. Hall Mina Cox Cyrua B. Cox Newberg W. P. Newsom Otto Ida Henley Grant County Thomas W Sarah Newby Newsom Miss Henley Charles R. Butler Main Street Gurney Nixon Centerville Creamery Company
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