Holt and guests noted in Hill Bros testimonial ad
Testimonial from Hill Bros lists residents and visitors across Rushville area. Mr and Mrs F H Holt returned from Chicago Monday. Ward Fletcher from Greenfield, county officials, teachers, and Mssrs Hill, Bender, and others attended events in Rushville and Indianapolis. Several local notices mention auctions and church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill Bros
F. H. Holt
Chicago
Ward Fletcher
Greenfield
Webb Hanson
Reuben Henley
N. C. Binford
W.S. Johnson
Friends
E. N. Hill
Frank Bender
Rushville
Cora Pauley
I. O. Harrison
Mies Winifred Hill
Indianapolis
Mmes Sweetman
Rush
R. W. Sipe
Fayette
J. A. Sipe
D. of R’s
M. Fout
Palestine
Lena McCarty
C. Binford
Ts O. E. Hill
Winifred Ae
D. of R. Grand Lodge
Ises Daisy Rhoades
Lucy Talwere
Shelby County
Jen Rawls
Shepard Bowman
Ightstown
Benjamin F
Charles S. Henry
Hartford City
F. M. Sparks
Lawrence S.hill
May Maloney
Hill
B. F. Hill
Ann H. Hunt
Owen
Henley
Margaret Dickey
Middletown
Hattie Sparks
Oliver P. Overman
Myron Ball
Emma L. Hall
John Zion
J. L. Hubbard
Daughters of
Scott Jackson Found Guilty in Pearl Bryan Murder
Newport jury convicts Scott Jackson of Pearl Bryan murder and fixes death penalty after a high profile trial. Trial spanned from March extraditions through May verdict, with 196 witnesses and rapid sentencing following deliberations. Pearl Bryan, of Green Castle Indiana, disappeared after meeting Jackson, her beheading and missing head key clues cited in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Jackson
Newport
Pearl of Bryan
Pearl Bryan
Greencastle
Ind
Cincinnati
Alonzo Walling
Campbell County
Kentucky
Jackson
Walling
Ohio
Jail mob tries to seize Jackson and Walling in Newport
A Kentucky mob gathered around the Newport jail Saturday evening to free the murderers of Pearl Bryan, Jackson and Walling. Rumors circulated that hinges were sawn, but Sheriff Plummer and deputies defended the jail, threatening to shoot, and the crowd dispersed after the prisoners remained inside and calm was restored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walling
Jackson
Pearl Bryan
Newport
Plummer
Sherff
A Jones Family Destroyed by Northwest Kentucky Cyclone
A cyclone swept Marshall county Kentucky early Sunday killing the Jones family of Elva. Anderson Jones age eighty his wife fifty five son seventeen and two daughters ten and twelve are buried in one grave. The storm damaged Sympsonia graves county stores churches school houses barns and more. Hundreds visited the scene from surrounding country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall County
Elva
Anderson Jones
Jones
Graves County
Sympsonia
Centerville Creamery Receives World’s Fair Medals
The Centerville Creamery Company has received its bestowed medals from the world’s fair a handsome gold medal for the state exhibit and a bronze medal for the national exhibit reflecting its quality and recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centerville Creamery Company
Also Mentioned on This Page
John Deere
R. R. Tongueless
Albion
Jesse H. Siler
Milton Herrless
Rush County
Hill & Gear
Mary Nichols
Friends’ Church
J. G. Wolf
Elwood Scott
Iem. Ore
LC. Anderson
Carthage Lodge
I. C. C. F. Grand Lodge
Clara Titsworth
Sedalia, Mo
Titsworth
Mary E. Stewart
Rich Square
Hattie Gilbert
Hopewell
William Johnson
Son Ray
State Funeral Directors’ Association
Lucinda Johnson
Albert H. Johnson
Second Streets
Henry C. Phelps
Mill Street
William Bundy
Rose Hill
Charles T. Doxey
Messrs
Ed. Adkins
Gus Glidden
Mary
Augusta Lail
Messrs Hill & Gear
W. P. Newsom
Otto
Ida Henley
Grant County
Thomas W
Sarah Newby
Newsom
Miss Henley
Charles R. Butler
Main Street
Gurney Nixon
Knightstown
Bender
Ora W. Herkless
Indiana Law School
Grand Opera House
Herkless
R. E. Henley
Catlin
Jesse Galloway
D. W. Kirkwood
D. W. Kirkwood and Dr. O
Coffin
Will M. Sparks
J. B. Sparks
Smith & Cambern
Sparks
DePauw University
Miriam Hill
Keturah Miles
Eleazer Wilson
Ruthanna
Fairmount
William Kearns
Zimri Stuart
J. M. Conaway
Cicero
Charles Smith
Benjamin C. Hill
J. B. Hill
Cora
Richmond
Zenos Bundy
Charles H. Gear
Jesse Henley
Ezekiel T. Coffin
Edward J. Dunn
Friends’ Cemetery
Carthage High School
E. Pearl Rawls
M. Pauline Bundy
Harry O. Pitts
John F. Weingart
T. Burney Watkins
D. P. Baldwin
Logansport
Life’s Hill
Baldwin
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