Inverted Train Stamps and Washington Notes
Washington dispatch highlights a counterfeit stamp error of an inverted express train image on the Buffalo Pan American Exposition stamps and a curious market surge. It notes collectors paying high prices, a Georgetown University law commencement, and profiles Hoosier graduates pursuing legal careers while commenting on Cadet discipline and Cuban constitutional talks.
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Buffalo
Brooklyn
New York
Bureau of Printing and Engraving
Washington
Uncle Sam
Law Uaisey
Winona Summer School Names New Department Head
George Walker of Crawfordville Business College will oversee atenography and accounts at the Winona Summer School. Walker formerly worked with the Courier and notes his past successes while involved with the school project.
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Winona Assembly
George Walker
Crawfordville Business College
Atenography
Winona Summer School
Odd Fellows Honor the Dead With Ceremonial Exercises
Fayette and Guttenburg lodges of Odd Fellows led by Capt W R Meyers of Anderson held cemetery memorials honoring members. About 300 members joined a procession from the First National Bank block along Central Ave to the cemetery to place flowers on 449 graves. The main address praised by the audience emphasized dignified, impressive ceremonies and public goodwill toward Odd Fellowship.
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Fayette and Guttenburg
Odd Fellows
First National Bank
Central Ave
Hindneaa
Love
W.R. Meyers
Anderson
Jana
Odd Fellowship
Farm Lands Near Rushville Offer 240 Acres For Sale
A Rush County farm near Griffin's Station lists eighty acres with a new barn house good fence near rail and telephone post office and four acres of woods. It includes meadow oats clover corn and pasture among its 25 0 acres each. Another 240 acres nearby sold at 75 dollars per acre. The seller asks 6 50 per acre. Five miles to Rushville. W E Connuttrey 5084 Central Ave Connersville Ind.
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Rush County
Griffin
Rushville
Central Ave
Conneraville Ind
Letters Remaining Uncalled for in Connerville Postoffice
The weekly list shows uncalled letters for Connerville Indiana for the week ending June 17, 1901. Names include Mina Jennie Corbett D P Clifton Nancy Campbell Fipe Hood Mra Fanus Herron G W Haynes Mrs Geo P Fubroap Dorrie Smith K C White Little Yuba u ke. Send for letters by calling and two weeks after, they go to the Dead Letter Office.
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Conneryville
Ind
H. E. Angrim Mina Jennie Corbett
D. P. Clifton
Nancy Campbell
Fipe Hood
Mra
Fanus Herron
G. W. Haynes
Geo. P. Fubroap
Dorrie Smith
K.C. White Little Youbauke
Joan Parnes
P.M
Rev George Darsle Attends S S Convention in Shelbyville
Reverend George Darsle will attend the Sunday School convention in Shelbyville this week, representing his church and sharing insights on religious education and outreach.
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George Darsle
S. S
Shelbyville
Second Annual Reunion Of Old Fairview Academy
The Second Annual reunion of teachers and students of the old Fairview Academy was held June Sth at the Chiietian church. Dr. Warren King of Greenfield and Dr. James P. Orr of Lebanon spoke, praising the academy and its supporters. Rev. Van Buskirk and Rev. Walter Campbell delivered reminiscences, with music, poetry, and gratitude for past help. Letters arrived from former pupils unable to attend. ONE WHO WAS THERE.
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Fairview Academy
Chiietian
Walter Campbell
William Lewis
Warren King
Greenfield
Ind
Sdout
Dr. King
James P. Orr
Lebanon
Achouol
Mary Campbell Conover
Rushville
D. R van Buskirk
Greensburg
D. R. van Buskirk
VanBuskirk
van Buskirk
J. P. Orr
George H. Punteny
Orr
Marion Thrasher
San Francisco
Cal
Sarah Thrasher Vanderman
Denver
Colorado
W. L. Gibbs
Concord
Mich
James Pritchard
Indianapolis
Charles Williams
Connersville
J. C. Simpson
Sheridan
Robert Groves
Sidney
S. A. Culver
Kokomo
J. 8. Ball
Ogden
George Calloway
Milton
T. J. Bowles
Muncie
Destructive Saw Mill Fire Near Bentonville
A Tuesday night fire destroyed a saw mill half a mile south of Bentonville belonging to David Maroon. Most logs and much lumber were saved. no insurance left the owner facing heavy losses. The blaze impacted the neighborhood as the only local mill. Maroon has not decided whether to replace it. The Harrisburg youths held a mask social at the school hall Tuesday night with many guests. Towers at Shera and McIntosh's accompany the report.
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Washington, D. C
the Courier
United States
Canada
Edward
Bentonville
David Maroon
Abe Kinder’s
Maroon
Harrisburg
The Churches in town host sermons and events this week
Rev George Darsie Jr preached practical sermons at the Christian Church on happiness and duty The Christian Endeavorers plan a Lawn Fete on July Fourth at Daum Sanitorium Grounds Various church groups held meetings and programs including Women Society gatherings at Mrs J M Webster home and Old Folks Day plans at First German Presbyterian Sabbath school and Infant Baptism arrangements at Grand Ave and First M E churches.
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George Darsie Jr
John
Christian Church
Daum Sanitorium
Woman's Home
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Societies
First Methodist Church
J. M. Webster
Elizabeth McIntosh
The
Home Society
D. T. Hedges
Jesus
W. B. Slutz
E. V. Hawkins
Rees Stephenson
J. G. Riley
Spilman
Grace Manlove
Eleie Jones
Ruth Hull
M. E
Nahum D. Brascher
Brascher
Connersville
Cornigr
First
Grandma Ruck
John Schweikle
Louis Dentlinger
Christian Woman’s Missionary Society
A. W. Daum
Thoreday
Grand Ave. M. E
Christian Endeavor Society of the Christian Church
George Gaff
North Grand Ave
M E
Slutz
Masons
O. R. Barclay
Shelbyville
American Sunday School Union
Raleigh
Sudden Demise of Mrs Sarah A Lyons in Lyons Station
Obituary note of Mrs Sarah A Lyons wife of Andrew Lyons Lyons Station Ind who died suddenly returning from Camaraville. Born July 14 1841 in Brownsville Ind she leaves a large family six children and relatives and funeral at Lutheran Church Brownsville June 16 with praise and sympathy from community.
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Sarah A. Lyons
Andrew Lyons
Lyons Station
Ind
Mra. Lyons
Hedges
Halverstadt
Brownsville
Mis. Lyons
Milton Trustees Grant Electric Line Franchises
Milton trustees moved swiftly to grant Freeman and Lontz of Richmond an electric line on Central avenue and South Street. Citizens praise the town’s enterprise and the prospect of electric cars ahead of Cambridge.
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Milton
Freeman and Lontz
Richmond
Central Avenue
South St
Itle
Cambridge
Evening Star
Cambridge City
Ex-Governor Pingree Dies in London at 71
Ex Governor H. 8. Pingree of Michigan died in London at 11 35 p m Tuesday of cancerous intestinal disease. A Civil War veteran, he was four terms mayor of Detroit and two terms governor, noted for municipal reforms and tax law efforts. He was regarded as a self made man with a generous social life.
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Pingree
Michigan
London
England
Detroit
Strikers at Connersville Blower Company Seek Talks
Anxiety rose as workers who struck for 9 hours work at 10 hours pay aimed to meet new nonunion staff. Police visited the foundry to prevent law violations while strikers visited homes of those filling positions. Officials urged restraint and no disturbance occurred.
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Come of Our People
Connersville Blower Company
Ttis
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Connereville
Law Department
Georgetown University
National Theatre
Grand Old Institution
Frederic I. Barrows
Friend Barrows
Crawfordsville
Indiana
Crawfordsville Business College
Weat Point
Sam
McKinley
Anton
M Holberg & Co
W. B. Meyers
A. J. Miller
Margaret Banks
Margaret Banke
Lottie Miller
Gretchen Lewin
Nellie Pigman
Barney Powell
Milan Alberta Young
Chattanooga Tenn
W. N. Fletcher
Willie Selby
Charles Selby
Columbia
Dillman
OLD Fairview Academy
Posey Township
Shera & McIntosh’s
George Darsie
Ruseel
Rusheville
John Kitley
Acton
Ozro Brumfiel
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