The Bugler Boy Chapter V Rides Against Outlaws
Seventy men split into three groups under Young Shad and 1 will pursue the robbers toward Eagle Pass Devil's River and Los Arbores. A treacherous trail leads to Carrizo Springs as Weazel reports a traitor Jose Pablo amid Miss Clara warning Young. Ambush opens near dawn with scouts deployed and a hornet's nest in the hills.
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Ben
Young
Los Raica
Shad
Rio Grande
Eagle Pass
Joe Martin
Weazel
Joe
Carrizo Springs
Lieutenant Young
Jose Pablo
Clara
Pablo
Soing West
Devil River
Strange
Mexico
Fernando de Rosas
Ben Roberts
State Happenings and Local Notices From Indiana Area
A large fire in Evansville causes estimated losses of 50000 while Greensburg plans a curfew ordinance after city attorney is directed to draft it. Ex Auditor H N Coffinberry dies after arrest for larceny and forgery. Baney Van Hoornebeck faces murder charge in Green Bay case. A lion reportedly roams near Washington and John T Hittle is declared of unsound mind in Greensburg. W C T U hosts Morgan county convention at Brooklyn. Martinsville residents win medals in local competition. Columbus post office described as rich plum with several notable candidates for office and a 2400 annual salary for the position. Special Correspondent to Indianapolis Sentinel.
Reeves Pully Co Ships Pulleys to Liverpool
Reeves Pully Co sent a shipment of pulleys to Liverpool England. The export items were boxed as usual. The virescope exhibition could not open last evening due to late electrical connections and will open tonight at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reeves Pully Co
Liverpool
Eng
Lantern explosion wounds cyclist near Big Four office
Dick Cook's bicycle lantern exploded last night as he rode toward the Big Four railroad office, scattering burning oil. Miss Min Albright of Cambridge is visiting the Jacksons in Maple Grove with relatives Mrs Patterson and Mrs Patterson of Indianapolis.
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Big Four Railroad
Dick Cook
Min Albright
Cambridge
Ohio
Harry Jackson
Sarrah Patterson
Maple Grove
Charles Patterson
Indianapolis
General Alger Indorsed for Cabinet Post
Lansing January 18 The House unanimously adopted a resolution endorsing General Russell A Alger for a position in Meclinley’s Cabinet.
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General Alger Indorsed
Lansing, Mich
House
Russel A. Alger
Meclinley
Greensburg inquest finds arson suspect insane
GREENSBURG Indiana January 18 At a lunacy inquest on Saturday John T Hittle who had been acquitted Thursday at Rushville of arson on grounds of unsoundness of mind was adjudged insane.
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John T. Hittle
Rushville
Lioness Seen Near Washington Sparks Hunt
A lioness was spotted in the woods near Washington this afternoon. Organizers formed a hunting party but could not overtake it after a long track. The area will be thoroughly searched tomorrow. Officials believe the animal escaped from a circus.
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Lioness
Bookkeeping Class Gather at R.K. YMCA
The bookkeeping class led by John Jewell will meet Thursday night at the R K Y M C A rooms. The note mentions avoiding an accident policy if you burn J A George's kindling.
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J. A. George
John Jewell
Mrs Wisner Hosts Thursday Evening At Home
Mrs Dr Wisner will entertain a few friends Thursday evening at her home corner of Sixth and Chestnut streets.
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Dr. Wisner
McGaw Seeks Alaska Collector of Customs Office
Collector of Customs candidate Sherman McGaw formerly worked with Stansifer and Baker. The Star wishes him success in his bid for the Alaska post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman McGaw
Stansifer and
Baker
Alaska
Annual Fountain county rabbit hunt yields 1668 rabbits
Editor Charles M. Berry hosted his annual rabbit hunt contest in Fountain county. Farmers delivered 1668 rabbits to the News offices, with Berry shipping them to big cities. Proceeds from the sale benefited the county Sunday school as gunfire echoed across Fountain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Berry
Fountain County
Mr. Berry
Old Fountain
Prison South’s Youngest Convict
Sam Waris, fourteen, the youngest convict received at Prison South, began a one year term after prior five Chicago Bridewell terms for pickpocketing. He and companion George Hunter traveled from Louisville to Evansville before their arrest and conviction.
Perjury Charge Foiled Bonded Larceny Case
Abel Harmon of Worth township entered a Lebanon court on bonds for James Ottinger William Ottinger and Perry Ditzenberger in a grand larceny case. He was arrested on a grand jury warrant for perjury linked to his son in law’s November election. Bond set at $1000 with sureties totaling $150000.
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Lebanon, Inc
Abel Harmon
Worth Township
James Ottinger
William Ottinger
Perry Ditzenberger
New Restaurant Planned for Star Space
A new restaurant and night lunch room is likely to open in the room formerly used by the Star. The project is not yet finalized but appears probable.
License to marry refused for 15 year old girls
Sherman Neal and Eila Warfield applied for licenses to wed yesterday. The girls are fifteen. Deputy Clerk Breedin refused to issue the licenses. Neal went to locate the girls father for consent. The parties are colored.
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Breedin
Neal
Weekly sample issue to be distributed countywide
A sample copy of our weekly issue will be run off tonight and distributed across Brown County. Subscribers who renew yearly will receive the benefit of this issue.
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Brown County
Surprise Party For Richard Rush At East Columbus
About thirty friends gathered at Richard Rush’s East Columbus home Monday night for a surprise party. Rush was taken by surprise and left yesterday evening for Cornland to learn telegraphy, likely to be away for about two years.
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Richard Rush
East Columbus
Hottest North Carolina Senate Battle Narrows to Pritchard
In Raleigh on January 18 the NC senatorial fight tightens as voting opens. Pritchard seats solid Republican support and bolting populists, needing fifteen from the populist faction. observers assign him between ten and eighteen possible votes. Dr. Cyrus Thompson named populist nominee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
N. C
North Carolina
Pritchard
Wis
Cyrus Thompson
Helen Giougar Leaves Prohibition for Populist Party
Helen M. Giougar has withdrawn from the national prohibition party and becomes a full fledged populist. She will serve the country alongside Mrs. Lease N. H. Montsinger and J. Q. A. New in Seymour Republican era.
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Helen M. Giougar
National Prohibition Party
Lease
N. H. Montsinger
J. Q. A. New
Seymour
Telegraphy Class Sparks Real Telegraph Office Feel
In the Y M C A room a telegraphy class led by Mr Titus begins to take shape. He runs a wire from his desk to multiple rooms and sends dispatches to students as if they were separate cities, with ring and tick tick of signals enhancing the learning atmosphere.
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Titus
Fire Insurance Details and Damage Reported at Fisher and Brothers
The grocery stock insured for Fisher and Brothers totals 700 with S. W. Daugherty & Co. and 700 with Donhost agency plus 100 on musical instruments for L. P. Fisher and 700 insured with New Hampshire Fire Ins. Co. on grocery stock. Mrs. Ragsdale’s millinery area suffered smoke damage insured for 500 with Owens Williams and 250 with John M Hicky in Royal. Building damage coverage through Mahoney agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisher and Brothers
S. W. Daugherty & Co
St. Paul Fire & Marine
St. Paul
Minn
L. P. Fisher
Donhost
New Hampshire Fire Ins. Co
Owens & Williams
Connecticut Ins. Co
John M. Hicky
the Royal
Subscriptions Boost for Star as Help Wanted Ads Run
The office reports recording fifteen new Star subscribers yesterday. Help wanted ads seek a hustler to solicit daily and weekly subscribers. Local shipments include empty oil barrels to Louisville and grease to Woburn, Mass. Loans offered on real estate security with amounts from fifty to one hundred dollars and up.
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the Star
Insurance office and local business notes in town
The notice lists the Kinney & Kinney insurance office at 436 Fourth Street and mentions A Turpin & Co. Joe McCormick was found guilty before the Mayor, fined and jailed for failure to pay the fine. Citizens Building and Loan stockholders set a Jan 21 meeting to elect directors. Early inscriptions from King Eshmunnezer are discussed, and Western D Handle Co. plans to ship wooden blocks to Muncie Indiana and bring machinery to convert logs for blocks locally.
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Joe McCormick
Citizens Building & Loan Association
D” Handle Co
Muncie
Ind
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Mrs. Sarah White
Devil's River
Los Arbores
Jim Petree
Sam Jones
Hartley
Evansville
Greensburg
H. N. Coffinberry
Garrett
Baney van Hoornebeck
Green Bay
Anderson Ind
Washington
Indiana
Nual
Morgan County
Brooklyn
Horace Marshall
Martinsville
Agnes Pierson
Columbus
John Bonham
Matt Snively
Ward Salmond
W.A. Stevens
W. F. Kendall
Maj
W. T. Strickland
Republican County Central Committee
William Collins
Henry Cook
Gerral Quick
John Halbert
Indianapolis Sentinel
Hittle
Greensburg, Ind
Washington, Inc
Nut Streets
Editor Berry
Veedersburg
Prison South
Sherman Neal and
Eila Warfield
Mahoney Agency
Otto
Goal
J. A.george
Standard Oil Co
Louisville
W. W. Mooney & Sons
Woburn
Mass
Kinney & Kinney
Our
Fourth Street
GC. A. Turpin & Co
David Sroso, Sec’y
Eshmunnezer
Mesha
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