Mule Kicks Man. Wounds But Not Life Threatening
Wm Hayden of Seventh street was kicked by a mule Sunday morning near 10th street and Cottage avenue. He was found unconscious in a wagon by Policeman McCalip and taken to City Hospital, with a deep facial wound and a scalp cut. He regained partial consciousness at home later that day. doctors say injuries are not dangerous.
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Tenth and
Cottage Avenue
McCojip
McCalip
King’s Store Corner
10Th St
Mr. McCalip
Wm. Hayden
Hayden
Wm. Smith
Bad Runaway Ends With Injured Horses Near Reeves Co Factory
A runaway wagon driven by Will Moore on Saturday near the Reeves Co factory broke bit and ran north on Wilson to Eighth. The horses fell and were badly skinned and bruised while the harness tore away. Moore was unable to control them. bystanders report Billy was not scared.
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Will Moore
Reeves Co
Wilson Street
Eighth Street
Mr. Moore
Billy
Shanty Town at the Grand Opener Impresses Seym er People
A large audience greeted the company at the opera house last evening for Shanty Town a new play in Seymour P lay. Performances by Tom Nawn Maloney Magsey and Patecia drew much merriment though the ending sagged with weak disjointed scenes. The company gave fairly good satisfaction and Shanty Town will likely be short lived.
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Opera House
Seymour
Tom Nawn
Maloney
Magsey
Patecia
Notable hunters near Columbins claim successful night flight
Adam Daughterty Henry Biessing and Dr Lopp of Columbins are credited with turning home in a night hunt. They bagged sixty three mallard ducks and other game in proportion and are described as successful shots.
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Adam Daughterty
Henry Biessing
Dr. Lopp
Columbins
Cunningham Couple Spends Sunday with Relatives
Mr and Mrs Lou Cunningham visited relatives on Sunday at New location per the readable passage.
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Mr. and
Mrs
Lou Cunningham
Local coffee crop rising from German Township
Frank Wright of German township harvested a three acre American coffee crop after a prior trial on a small plot. He reports the beans grow on three foot bushes and he considers the product first class. The article also notes a Ladies' Aid Society formation meeting and a charity sale with items for women and children.
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Frank Wright
German Township
Wright
Reeves Pulley Company v Irwin Bank Draft Case Rules
Appellate court yesterday deliberated on a dispute arising from the failure of the Indianapolis National Bank. The Reeves Pulley Company deposited a draft on a Los Angeles firm for collection through Irwin's bank. Three judges held the bank's duty was limited to selecting proper correspondents, while two dissented arguing collectors liability should apply to banks as subagents.
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Reeves Pulley Company
Joseph Irwin
Indianapolis National Bank
Irwin
Los Angeles
Cal
Indianapolis National
Sey. Rep
Columbus group to stage Pirates of Penzance performance
A Columbus home talent group announces an early Pirates of Penzance production to prepare the public for the opera. Seymour Dem notes the event aims to draw attendees and showcase local talent.
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Columbus
Water mains laid on Fourth Street for all buildings
Water mains are being installed along Fourth Street between Jackson and Washington to create connections for every building on the block. The street will be asphalted in the spring after the mains are laid.
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Fourth Street
Jackson
Washington
Hunters Return From Tunnelton Trip With Sixty Three Mallards
Rod and Gun Adam Daugherty Henry Bless ing and Dr Lopp of Columbus hunted near Tunnelton and returned home last night after killing sixty three mallard ducks and other game. Last evening Charles McCollie and wife of East Columbus had a buggy wheel torn off their rig after a collision while driving in the city. no injuries were reported to either party.
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Chas. McCollie
East Columbus
Hicks and Grace Alexander Named in Local Notice
A. G. Hicks and his wife with Miss Grace Alexander of Franklin appear in a brief local notice. The fragment confirms their association with a civil matter or event described in the readable portion.
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Grace Alexander
Franklin
Wwe
Youth Over Street Loafing Hinders City Progress
The writer urges local youth to gather at the YMCA rooms for better city benefits. The piece notes a winter schedule from the Pennsylvania Company Wil tot may gain popularity and hints some trains could be discontinued. Mentions Colin Wells, Ed Arnold, Will Beatty, Fred Gline, Nathan Underwood, and Frank Drake visiting Seymou to see lady friends. The city treasurer Sibley’s child recovered from scarlet fever and quarantine was lifted Saturday.
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John Wells
Ed Arnold
Will Beatty
Fred Gline
Nathan Underwood
Frank Drake
Seymou
Sibley
Bedford visit of Monon officers sparks local improvements
The Chicago Indianapolis and Louisville railway general officers led by Gen Samuel Thomas visited Bedford for an inspection voyage. The party included W H McDoel vice president and GM, George K Lowell general superintendent, and Ford Hall chief engineer. They toured the local stone quarries as plans for large improvements were announced. William Thompson of Amity and Gideon Shultz were among those hosted, with the group bound for Nebraska that evening.
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Chicago Indianapolis & Louisville Railway
Bedford
Samuel Thomas
New York
W.H. McDoel
George K. Lowell
Ford Hall
Marriage of Miss Ruby Woollen to Dr. J Alfred Moore
The marriage was solemnized at the bride’s home by Dr I P Marshall with Judge Woollen ill keeping the ceremony intimate. The couple left on the late train for Richmond to visit relatives before moving to Washington D C where the groom has set up residence.
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Shipman
P.C.C
St.l
Sellersburg
Ruby Woollen
J. Alfred Moore
Judge Woollen
The
Presbyterian Church
Mrs. Moore
Richmond
Mr. Moore
Washington D. C
Franklin Star
Burnett couple host Edinburg Mandolin Club
Mr and Mrs Wm Burnett will entertain the Edinburg Mandolin Club tomorrow evening. The Pennsylvania section men repaired the switch at the ice plant. The new J. M. I winter timetable goes into effect next Sunday the 28th.
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Mrs. Wm. Burnett
Edinburg
Mandolin Club
Pennsylania Section
Street Commissioner's Crew Clears City Streets
The street commissioner and a large force of men were busy today cleaning the streets. Editor E. A. Remy of the Seymour Republican visited Seymour yesterday at his parents home on 5th Street.
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E. A. Remy
The
Seymour
Ladies Aid Society Meeting to Complete Roster
The Ladies' Aid Society Auxiliary to the Sons of Veterans meets tonight to perfect the organization and finish the official roster.
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All Veterans and Sons of Veterans
Ladies’ Aid Society
Sons of Veterans
Township charity rows highlight loafers and street work proposal
Township trustees report a rise in aid orders as winter nears with 42 total in a week. Critics urge making loafers earn aid by street work to fix deteriorating city streets.
Kid McCoy Denied YMCA Gym Membership in Dayton Report
Dayton report from the Associated Press says Kid McCoy was training at the YMCA Hall but the claim is denied. The Indianapolis News recalls McCoy as a former patron of the Insidnapolis YMCA gym where his early amateur effort prompted inquiry into his background and led to his membership application being rejected because professionals are barred from amateur facilities.
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Dayton
Associated Press
Kid McCoy
Y. M.C
Insidnapolis Association
Selby
Y. M. C. A. Gymnasium
Indianapolis News
Fastest Mail Train Inaugurated On Santa Fe Line
The fast mail service was inaugurated yesterday with daily departures from Kansas City at 2 30 AM. It will deliver local and eastern mails to western Kansas towns about twelve hours earlier than before and improve westward connections. The run to Newton Ran. reaches forty two miles per hour, claimed as the fastest mail train in the country.
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Santa Fe
Kansas City
Kansas
Newton
Zeigler and Barnes Wed in Evening Ceremony
Clarence Zeigler and Mattie Barnes were married at Rev Curtiss's residence last evening at 6 30 oclock. The only attendees were Martie Zeigler the groom's sister maid of honor and C N Bruce the best man. They proceeded to a home on Fourth Street between Pearl and Sycamore to begin married life. Zeigler works for John Crump and is described as straightforward. Best wishes for a prosperous future are extended.
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Clarence Zeigler
Mattie Barnes
Curtiss
Martie Zeigler
C. N. Bruce
Fourth Street
Pearl
Sycamore
Zeigler
John Crump
Aluminum nozzle shatters in test at 110 pounds
In Indianapolis a new aluminum nozzle failed during a test at 110 pounds causing it to fly apart. Local Lloyds agents report a gradual loss of business in Indianapolis. The final risk remains the mammoth When block, rescued by local agents.
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Lloyds
Indianapolis
Mrs. Wm. Taylor Improves After Illness on East Fifth
Mrs. Wm. Taylor of East Fifth street who has been ill for some time is slowly improving.
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Wm. Taylor
East Fifth
Street
Prize Drawh Dy Ja Beats Mrs Brisben in Board Case
In a county court Cain is found guilty and sentenced to thirty one days in jail for failing to pay a $26 board bill to Mrs Brisben a widow. The case raises questions about a new law offering protection to innkeepers.
Death of Cora Litikan Mreg near town
Cora Litikan Mreg, aged several years, died yesterday at the Chay Bill farm residence four miles north of town. The funeral is set for tomorrow at the home at x0 oclock with Rev. G L Curtiss officiating. Burial will follow at Garland Brook. She was a daughter of Mr and Mrs John Stemberger.
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Litikan
Mreg
Cora
Chay
G. L. Curtiss
Garland Brook
Mrs. Litlikan Is
Mrs
John Stemberger
Sunday Church Services Under Full Attendance
Rev Schofield preached both morning and evening at the Christian church with the Parable of the Ten Virgins as the evening text. The Christian Endeavor held its first Sunday evening service. At the M E Church both services were largely attended with Revs Lewis of Moore's Hill in the morning and the regular pastor in the evening. The Lord's Supper was administered after the morning service. Services will continue at seven thirty each night this week.
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Tian
Ser
Schofield
The
Christian Church
Christian Endeavor
M. E. Church
Lewis
Moore’s Hill
Weather Summary for Washington and Indiana
The report notes fair conditions in Washington and Indiana with colder temperatures. Northern areas stay cool while southern parts become notably colder, with northerly winds prevailing.
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WashineTon
Nov
Indiana
Prominent Drugist to Marry Society Lady This Holiday
A quiet whisper reports the marriage of a noted young druggist and a society lady from the north side of the city to take place before the holidays.
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L. A
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Lou B. Stevens
Fuller Swift
Will Dodge
James Arnold
KR. F. Gottschalk
Cora Henry
Mary Rill
JW. Prey
G. H. Dennison
B. M. Hutchins
Ida Shultz
Bad Bill Brown
Edith Mosbaugh
Ada Taylor
Wm. Brown, Jr
Brown
Wilbur Robinson
Brakeman
Gee
Jeter
Louisville
Stevens
South Mail
Gibson
Reformatory
Jeffersonville
Robinson and
Comstock
Goon
Seymour Dem
Rod and
Adam Daugherty
Henry Blessing
Tunnelton
Sey
Mat Oe
Eade
Mr. McCollie
A. G. Hicks
Pennsylvania Company
Monon
Wm. ‘Thompson
Amity
Gideon Shultz
Nebraska
Zed
T. W. Woollen
Jewell’s
Art Overstreet
Colum
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Congressman Overstreet
E A Remy
Adolph Strauss
Jack Rush
E. A. Remy of
Nettie Levy
Muncie
Ing L. Silverman and Family
Dr. Rice
Emma Piel
John Fellows
Walesboro
MR Sweeney
Sam Levy
St. Louis
Gus Remy
Elizabethtown
Dick Gaston
Z. T. Sweeney
Chnis
7Th St
Mr. Sweeney
the Kid and
Bers
McCoy
Fred Stillingar
Otto
Turkey
Base
Miles
Mra Brisben
Washington Street
Toohey
Bill Farm
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