LIFTINGS Calamities Reported Across Community Scene
A chaotic early report details multiple tragedies and accidents. Stella Bechinski dies at home during domestic mishaps while a child is crushed on a lumber pile. Elmer Lison fatally shoots Marc Ringsot and wounds a policeman during a failed arrest. A tense standoff occurs as a suspect barricades in a building until surrender. Additional saddenings include a Virginia father seeking a Hisense license for a fourth wife, and a string of injuries from falls, shootings, and domestic accidents across Darlington and surrounding areas.
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Stella Bechinski
Chesterton
Elmer Lison
Marc Ringsot
Lorenz
Coatesville Baseball Beats Nebraska Indians 11 to 1
In Coatesville last Thursday the Coatesville Redskins routed the Nebraska Indians 11 to 1 in a one sided season opener. Indians led by Tobey and Gill, Blaze by Arnold and Warren, with strong attendance and 479.90 gate receipts despite the lopsided score. Next up, Bainbridge Grays visit for another game.
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Coatesville
Nebraska Indians
Redskins
Indians
R.H.E. Indians
Tobey
Gill
Blaze
Arnold
Warren
Boss Bourne
Bill Bailey
Dutch Hammond
Morical
Dillard Sands
Frank Pruitt
Turley Rector
Walter Arnold
Mark Warren
Laters
Grays
Bainbridge
fragmentary town column on a kitchen experiment
A faded note from a local column describes a domestic experiment with broken dishes. It mentions boiling water, reassembling pieces with string, and warns that melted fragments are useless. The text is garbled and lacks clear names or dates.
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Prownsburg
Concrete Pens Nests Featured at Market Day
The Farmer urged to visit Market Peo Saturday for Concrete Pens Nests from Masten Lemper and Coal Co. Assorted goods promoted for the event with emphasis on quantity and price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masten Lemper and Coal Co
Big Market Sale Day Sets Market Items June 4 1910
A 1910 market day notes a large sale on Saturday June 4 with a partial list of items for sale including farm equipment furniture and household goods such as a washing machine a Moline cultivator a buggy a rockers and a set of dining chairs. The notice invites readers to submit items for publication in the next issue and mentions a big band concert in the evening.
Bonds Sold and Local Church Sermon Noted
Drexel Co and Lee Higginson Co have completed bond purchases for Terre Haute Indianapolis and Eastern Traction. The firm also gained about 95 percent of Polis Traction stock. Nearby services featured a guest minister from Indianapolis delivering a strong gospel sermon.
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Terre Haute, Indianapolis and Eastern Traction Company
Drexel & Co
Philadelphia
Lee, Higginson & Co
Estabrook Co
Boston
Tordianapolis Traction and Terminal Company
Eugene Watson Marries Miss Doty In Evening Home Ceremony
Eugene Watson and Miss Josephine Doty wed Thursday night at the Doty home. Rev Eugene B Schofield of Pachamipolis officiated. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs Will Doty Lafayette Thomas White Lizzie White Bertha Chandler Indianapolis and others. News notes cover travel to Bloomington and a university ball and a huge Epworth League service. The column lists families moving to Colorado and local observations on community life.
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M. EB
Paddock
Indianapolis
Centra University of the United Breathern
Eugene Watson
Josephine Doty
J. Wes Doty
Eugene B. Schofield
Pachamipolis
Mero
Will Doty
Lafayette
Thomas White
Lizzie White
Bertha Chiandler
Bunch
Frank Richardson
Cmily
Charles Doty
Nedtic Crews
Coatesville
Colorado
Adiert
Walton Sind
John Wilson Sand Trandly
George Walton
Johns. Walton
Colorado Fest Winter. Weoowish Thera Sderess
Wintiv Raisine
Endiinas
Vow
Veteran General George F McGinnis Dies in Indianapolis
General George F. McGinnis aged 84, veteran of the Mexican and Civil Wars, died at his Indianapolis home after a heart failure following a trip to the State G A R Encampment in Terre Haute. He served as captain in the Second Ohio Volunteers, and as lieutenant colonel of the Eleventh Indiana, fighting at Fort Donelson and Shiloh and befriending Gen. Lew Wallace.
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George F. McGinnis
Indianapolis
Terre Haute
McGinnis
First
Ohio Volunteer
Chillicothe
Brockton
Mass
Second
Ohio Volunteers
Indiana Volunteer Regiment
Morton
St. Donelson
Shiloh
Lew Wallace
Eleventh
Indiana
Athletics results and scores across multiple games
St Paul opened the series with Leroy and Fione pitching well. Cincinnati shut out Chicago 4 to 0, with hits off Willis in the third and fourth. Detroit crushed Chicago 9 to 1 behind heavy hitting in the middle frames and a Py Cobb homer with Bush on base. Grand Rapids beat South Bend in five innings. The Freshman Wabash League won twice, 3 to 2 and 9 to 1. New York beat Philadelphia 3 to 2 on a Snodgrass two-bagger scoring the winning run. Plainfield Yorks beat Pete Marquette 15 to ? Batteries listed. Indianapolis topped Mud Hens 4 to 3. Browns nearly tied in ninth. Chicago beat Pittsboro 9 to 0. Brooklyn edged Boston 5 to 4 after 12 innings. Louisville won 7 to 5 on defensive miscues. Columbus beat Midwest with three straight hits. Chicago defeated Purdue 6 to 4 in a seesaw dual at Marshall Field. Indiana’s Gheeritson nine hoped for conference parity against the U. in a long game. Winters and Busziek starred down the stretch amid shifting leads. The piece closes with scattered notes on preparation and past residents.
Moved Hlenanp Office Seeks Lost Correspondents Tabs
In a note from the Hlenanp office readers learn the move to new quarters and missing correspondence tabs from the stationery stock. An inquiry asks recipients to identify the correspondents and provide the lost names urgently. A traveler in West Virginia encountered cemetery epitaphs with a cryptic inscription and verses about following a departed guide.
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Hlenanp
Fire destroys Path at the Mason drug store site
Last Friday morning a fire at the Mason drug store destroyed the Path building, a two story brick structure near the damaged storefront. Damage included a Livers Burn owned by Arnold & Son and affected the drug store, postoffice, and store. Local residents and Mrs Jitties Phope hosted guests. Mrs Neices of Aino visited town.
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Ovehawh
Mason Drug Store
Arnold & Son
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