Pennsylvania Pay Train Runs Between Madison Jonesville
The Pennsylvania pay train completed a morning run to Madison and an afternoon run to Jonesville. Holiday rates begin the 24th and extend to the 1st, with a society ball at City Hall planned for the evening. A broken circuit yesterday morning triggered fire alarms. An artesian water mains leak forced the street commissioner to shut off drinking fountains.
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Pennsylvania
Yeater
Madison
Jonesville
Ill Wells Griffith Nearing Recovery After Illness
The Sick Wells Griffith has been seriously ill for some time but is now convalescent and hopes to return home within a few days.
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Wells Griffith
Towin
Funeral and court notes highlight local events and theater
Funeral services for fre. Mary Klein are at St Bartholomew's Church today with burial at Garland Brook Cemetery. Court sessions hear the State vs James McCain for assault and battery against Sam Levy dismissed. Ed Moyer pleads guilty to carrying concealed weapons and a separate case continues. Theatregoers are invited to Crump's Theatre Friday for The Man in the Iron Mask starring Donald Robertson and Miss Brandon Douglas with a notable stage duel of passion and duty.
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Mary Klein
St. Bartholomew's Church
Nine O'Cock
Garland. Brook Cemetery
John Klein
Pearl St
James McCain
Sam Levy
Ed Moyer
Atate
Dick Brinkley
Seaault
Riley Sanders
Shea
Cox
Cooper
Everroad
Frank Trotter
Crump’s Theatre
Donald Robertson
Brandon Douglas
Mr. Robertson
Dumas
Man In the
Misa Brandon Douglas
Court awaits actor charged with petit darcy
A court case centers on an actor charged with a petty offense. The proceedings focus on a petit matter, with the defendant awaiting trial in connection to the charge.
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Pumphrey
Petit
Darceuy
Regular Practice The Harrison Club Ball Plans
The Harrison Club held its regular meeting last night to firm arrangements for a ball on Christmas Eve. Members discussed event details and coordinated preparations for the seasonal gathering.
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Harrison Club
Local gun found after ad in Star
Frank Brockman had lost a fine shotgun and advertised it in the Star. Rev. George Fisher of Clifty located it and will return the gun to the owner in a few days. W. J. Overbeck of Cincinnati arrives to discuss the American Casket Company and its plant prospects locally.
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Frank Brockman
Star
George Fisher
Clifty
American Gasket Company
W. J. Overbeck
Cincinnati
American Casket Company
Overbock
Insurance rate praise for trolley system sparks safety claim
The article claims insurance rates drop for the trolley system and electric light plant, praising Mr Crm mpn for supplying many houses with electricity. It asserts the trolley system is as safe or safer than ordinary light and notes no fires have originated from buildings lit by this system.
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Crmmpn
Police and Club News From The City Streets
Police were called to 8th and Brown last night about 8 o clock after stones were thrown at Mrs. Dickey’s house. Augustus Rondamé encountered Ed Miller in a yard. a scuffle ensued and Rand received a black eye. Miller fled toward Perry’s grave, fired at again near The Alameda. The Alameda club met at Hotel St Denis, with three new members Will Mooney Ed Mooney and Frank Brockman joining, now forty six members aiming for a Washington street Bush property remodel for an upscale clubhouse expected to be ready soon.
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Brown
Dickey
Augustus Rondamé Brome
Ed Miller
Miller
Rand
Perry
Alameda Club
Hotel
St. Denis
Will Mooney
Ed Mooney
Frank Brockman
Bush
Washington Street
YMCA Bible Study Inaugurated At Rooma
The new Y M C A rooma bible study class started last Sunday with good attendance and strong approval. The next meeting is set for next Sunday. A Claytown youngster named Hughes broke his leg and was treated by Dr Norton and Dr Cosby.
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Hughes
Claytownah
Norton
Dr. Cosby
Scrapyard Wagon Breaks Down on Third and Washington
A wagon loaded with scrap iron broke down at the corner of Third and Washington yesterday. Another wagon was procured and the iron loaded into it. The damaged wagon was afterward hauled away.
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Third and
Washington
Local notices and ads list help wanted and sales
The page notes several wants and notices including a girl needed for housework inquiries at 1404 Mechanic St and a smart man to collect for a firm in Edinburg. It mentions garments made to order by Misses Susie Freeman and Emma Brown of Peterayille, a cottage for rent, loans on real estate, and various local names and transactions, along with upcoming weddings and travel notices.
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Susie Freeman
Emma Brown
Edinburg
Tenth Street
Columbus
Ind
Ogilvie items and village happenings in week
Columbus visitor John Taylor attends church. a Jambr wheel rider gains attention after a Waymaneville fair daughter incident. Wheat and roads praised. A holiday wedding expected locally. Court notes include Wright Champion replevin and Crazy Hart deal. Lacy pleads not guilty. Grace’s fate and life’s length reflect a monologue from Elizabeth Carter in Lippincott's.
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Columbus
Waymaneville Fair
Unluckiness Tied to Ju No’s Bird Tail Feathers
The article suggests the superstition linking misfortune to possessing Ju No’s bird tail feathers may have originated in England after crusaders brought home the feathers as curiosities. It theorizes fortunes declined for owners, spurring a belief that the feathers caused bad luck, a notion that spread quickly and endured.
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Ju‘no
England
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Ganyt
Roger
H. L. Rost
Dunnington
Dan Adans
Srance, Loan and Real Estate
Wallace
Citizens Telephone
White House
Seseph
Hideo
Owens
Williame
Circuit Court
the Man In the Iron Mask
Police News
The
YMGA
Cigar Store
Smith Snively
Mendy Sime
Peterayille
Mechanic St
Owens & Williams
Chas. A. Turpin
Roy Covert
Atty
James Brown
San Lay
Washington Territory
A. Tooley
Gon Howard
Elwood
Dr. Sims
Tooley
Hubert Owens
Newa
Fue. & Ick Co
Wash. Street
Kinney & Kinney
Charles Pfeifer
Debh Hoffer
Mr. Russell
Waymanville
Ed Sibel
the Star
Ed Godfrey
Walter. Daffy
Indianapolia
Mr. Duffy May
Indianapolis
Arangements Ie
Stenberger Tailor and Furnisher
John Taylor
Esq. Palmer
Wright
Wm. Hart
Crazy Hart
John Lacy
Snyder
Elizabeth Carter
Lippincott's
H. M. Holmes& Bro
New Line Ladies and Gents Pesket Books
New Line
Ben Blanket
Henrietta
Rosenbush
Moore
Cae
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Arnold
Scientific
Optician
Mb, Donald Budertsoy
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