Hines Dead in Revolver Incident Involving Charlie Henderson
Fack Hines dies from a revolver injury connected to a dispute with Charlie Henderson. The victim passed away at his home near Stone Head on Sunday at six o'clock. Henderson's horse, shot in the trouble, also died. Funeral held this morning at 9:30 with interment at Mt. Zion cemetery. Hines was a Nashville attorney and brother of Mrs. Wm. Ping. Henderson has been arrested.
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Birthday Anniversary Highlights Hope Citizens and Local Politics
Friday marked the forty third anniversary for Mrs. Leyi Kurtner with many friends calling to extend good wishes. The item also lists Democratic and Republican candidates and notes large turnout at Republican ward meetings, praising suitable nominees for council seats in several wards.
Remember the Maine Shouted Anew in Washington Rally
A jagged OCR fragment recalls a Washington protest cry ringing Remember the Maine amid patriotic fervor. The line appears amid a dated crowd scene with national sentiment and recurring slogans.
McKinley Advocates War to Free Cuba From Spain
The article reports President McKinley pushing for war to oust Spain from Cuba and establish Cuban independence. Congress will authorize force if needed, with aims of a speedy, decisive conflict and preventing European interference through diplomacy or force. Washington shows unified resolve for a thorough defeat of Spain.
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Holiday Presents and Local Updates in Franklin Area
Adolph Strauss traveled from Columbus on a business trip west. Alfred Anderson died Monday at Indianapolis central hospital for the insane. his family lives near St Louis Crossing. The J M I.A.L. runs trains without delay. No rust after overflow. Mrs J E Shields of Hope celebrated her forty third birthday with friends. Funeral for Mrs Hannah Wilson held in Edinburg with Rev Chas Wilson. Wm T Norris confined with serious cold. his family to move from Indianapolis. creamery due to operate by May 1. The Big Four freight declined last week by 1 490 cars versus prior week and 2 130 fewer than last year. Prof C A Jackson visited from Columbus and praised by The Franklin Star. third year of study at Columbus. St Louis Crossing schools closed. big dinner and entertainments. teachers Herman Essex and Miss Linnie Snider report a successful year. Pennsylvania railroad planning 2 000 box cars and 1 000 steel gondola cars. no orders yet. To vote in upcoming election must be township resident by March 4 and precinct resident by April 8. movers after April 3 lose city election eligibility May 3.
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Democrats Name Delegates for City Convention
Delegates were elected in precinct primaries for the city convention. George Caldwell is favored for mayor. marshal’s office likely goes to Hagerty Henry or Manaugh. Delegates listed by precinct include numerous local residents and party figures. The report also notes brief death notices for Major Abbott and Mrs Jack Anderson.
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Taffy Night and Club Notes Highlight Local Socials
Taffy pulling at Dan Greenfield Jr s home drew many friends and playful chatter among Miss Mollie Boys Bertha Hodler Mary Luke Pearl Beatty Minnie Beatty Pink Hunter Carrie Manuel Georgia Bush Amy Greenfield Laura Buchanan Nellie Culp. Monday Literary Club met with Mrs A M Kirkpatrick on Easter topics and current events. Death of Aaron Truax s five year old son at Sixth Street home noted with funeral tomorrow at 2 Garland Brook. Pike voters urged to back 18 mile road petition in Rockcreek township with a call for unity by G H McWilliams.
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Knapp abandons four-year-old Anna Daum case sparks justice demand
A four year old, Anna Daum, bound out to William Knapp in Union township. Two months later Knapp and wife move to Illinois. A hotel keeper in Centralia reports a girl claiming to be Anna Daum and says a man named Knapp left her there. The home arranges repayment and plans to retrieve the child by rail. Local judge Inch is praised for upholding justice amid the alleged kidnap.
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Funeral of Ivory Sanders Nine year old son of George Sanders
Funeral services for Ivory Sanders nine year old son of George Sanders and wife were held Sunday forenoon at 10 o clock at their residence near Edinburg. Rev Smith conducted the service and burial followed at Brockman Cemetery. The funeral procession stretched at least a half mile.
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Deaths of Nancy Scudder and family in Hartsville
Mrs. Nancy Scudder, wife of Jonathan Scudder and mother of Lynman Scudder, died at home in Hartsville Monday after seven o clock. She was about seventy five years old. Funeral services held at the new U B church were largely attended with Migs Nannie Ballard of Shel helping.
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