Reunion of Ninth Cavalry in Carthage Honored Veterans
Spiceland Indiana October 10 1898 report details the Ninth Cavalry reunion in Carthage with 40 survivors attending from Company E. Comrades praised local hospitality and church facilities, noted obituaries informing sadness, and thanked organizers led by Judge Comstock and Rev Fletcher. The event included visits to the Soldier's and Sailor's Orphan Home and an evening program at the M E church with Ex Governor Will Cumback speaking.
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Ninth Cavalry
Company E
Carthage
Ninth Cavalry Record
Fletcher
George Dillman
Charles Hill
Robert Gilbreath
Capt. Frazee
Rushville
D. M. Painter
Middletown
John Swain
Mechanickborg
Samuel Berry
Dunreith
William Madison
Knightstown
C. O. Nixon
I. S
S. O. Home
Spiceland
M. E
W.N. Fletcher
D. C. Benjamin
Howe
Vandaworker
W. J. Porter
H. E. Stager
C. L. Stinger
Harry Wall
Kate Glass
Margaret Nixon
Bessie Miller
America
Will Cumback
Greensburg
Congress
Carthage Citizens Back Local Plant in Meeting
At a Monday gathering in Carthage the group endorsed the States Board & Paper Co. plant as a civic boon to workers and the community. Edgar N. Hill urged support for the defense of the court against the company and any future challenges. The Walnut Women’s Foreign Conference set a date for October 21 1888.
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Carthage
Tll States Board & Paper Co
Edgar N. Hill
For Sale Hot Rooms on South Main Street
Modern well arranged hot rooms located on South Main Street offered for sale. Property details and price not fully shown in readable text.
Card of Thanks from Mrs Effie Stevens
A note from Mrs Effie Stevens thanks friends and neighbors for their assistance and comfort after the loss of her husband.
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Effie Stevens
Walnut Mill street owners urged to sign waiver by Oct seventeenth
Property owners on Walnut Mill street are requested to sign waivers by October 17 related to the Barrett law. It is reported that Pre McKinley will be in Indiana and Indianapolis that day from nine to ten o clock, and citizens are urged to sound whistles bells and cannons to show approval of the President's war course. A Rushville meeting discussed nominations and party issues. Carthage Glee Club forms with Charles Kinder leader and Frank Overman baritone tenor, Harry Pitts bass, and will perform at Phillip's grove after Hon. James' meeting.
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Walnut Mill Street
Pre McKinley
Indiana
Indolis
Bush
Decatur
Rushville
Carthage Glee Club
Charles Kinder
Frank Overman
Harry Pitts
Bas
Carthage
James
Phillip’s Grove
Ternoon
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Judge Comstock
James C. Hervey
A. J. Leisure
Leisure
Ind
J. G. Holt
Sec
Treas
New Paris
Ohio
O. B. Hayden
Tacoma
Wash
Fortville
Eli Lilly
Indianapolis
B. F. Brown
Greensfork
John Rariden
Greenfield
Henry Vantalige
Franklin
John P. Guffin
Milton Hunt
Soldier’s and Sailor’s Orphan Home
A. H. Graham
Graham
Charles O. Nixon
Cahoba
Ala
John G. Holt
Secegrary
Name Co
M. E. Anderson
Newcastle
Boots Dunlopsville
Holt
Langston
Charles Nixon
Adolph Weibel
Comstock Richmond
A. Franklin
Shirley
Adams
North Salem
John House
EK Anderson
Calvert
Jos
McConnell
Jacob Lockhart
Cross
Cheenfield
James S
Greenwood
Eikenberry Cottage
James Brooks
Copeland
Greensboro
McCormick
Cadiz
J C Hervy
New Salem
Anderman
Port William
Oscar Specy
Wilhelm
Portland
Alonzo Douthit
Ricks
Munrie
Hill
Joseph Clark
Women’s Foreign Conference of
Walnut
Proerax
Long Mary Hubbard
Lacy H. B
Por
Thanes
Henley
Henley & Dillman
Horse Shoe Brand
Parker & Parker
Steves
Freating Stoves
Gook Steves & Ranges
Stinger & Stone
Perescopes
The
Maine
Nixon & Gottlieb
Philadelphia
Childrens’ Union
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