Prisoners and wreck of Sink Moonshine Distillery battle
Jim and twenty men ambush a cave hideout of shiners in the hills. After a fierce fight with lose and prisoners, four shiners die, six wounded, twelve captured. The wrecked distillery burns as prisoners are moved to Pineville and Frankfort for confinement. Easter suits promotion follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim
Henry Baird
Taven
Stork
Shiners
Marshalls
Baird
Alf
Stark
Gen Lowder
Lclt
Pineville
Whiskey stash and a tramp horse shoer tale up Starks farm
A narrative describes Alf Barns supervising whiskey removal. instead of forty barrels, twelve found. discovery at Stark farm with four barns. hundreds of barrels to Harlew for sheriff sale to fund government. Alf rest, buys leather apron, seeks work in Keuckels, encounters a mule being shoeed by an elderly smith while a young woman assists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alf Barns
Jim
Alf
Fine
Stark
Harlew
Sheriffs Sale
Starks
Keuckels
McDonald
Muth
Popular Columbus Lady Voting Profile in Star Prize Wheel
The Star reports votes tallied for Columbus prize wheel selections with Susie Coons leading at 2409 and Low Stadler at 2334. Others include Anna Tooley 116 and Emma Moore 178, with several names and small tallies noted as withdrawn. The paper advertises a twice weekly Courier-Journal and Star subscription offer at 1.25 for one year, valid until May 15, 1897, via Kinney & Turpin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Susie Coons
Low Stadler
Anna’ Tooley
Dot Matthews
Emma Moore
Jessie McLeod
Tone
Sadie Leach
Courier-Journal
Weekly Star
Columbus Morning Star
Ind
Kinney & Turpin
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Lienberger
Prof .Peutzer
Hartsville
Len Hubbard
Indianapolis
A. Brooks
William Weisman
Wayne Township
Kya Withems
Mrs. Mctin Jewel
Esquire Palmer's
James Talley
William Patton
Patrick Hagerty
Kansas City
Charles Mier
Jose Newsom
Second
J.D. Emmons
Walford
Curier
Journal
Belle’s of
Blackville
Fiegenbaums
Honter
Notary Polic Real Estate Insurance & Loans
Times
Dans Lehman’s
H ‘ Joseph Storg
Wallace Redding
Scott’s Bakery
Studio 525
Washington
Franklin
Agency
BIG Four
Boas
Palmers
Garland
M. Helms. & Bros
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