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Connersville Times

Location

Connersville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1906

Page

8

Connersville Cruises Past Shelbyville 9-3 in Big Win

Connersville dominates Shelbyville 9 to 3 as Lindsly shuts down the Grays and Bennett falters. Be cker, Lindsly and Feigert lead the offense with multiple hits while Pritchett brothers spark Shelbyville errors. Attendance hits 900 as Connersville fans celebrate ten straight victories and Jesse Pritchett’s sharp fielding stands out.

Connersville Shelbyville Cincinnati Shamrocks Grays Bill Lindsly Lindsly J. Pritchett Charley Cy Young Bennett Morgan Rushville Becker Feigert Rhe Con’ville Shel C. Pritchett Thomas Carter Morrissy Quinn

Local Club Inches Toward Signing Third Baseman

Manager LaRue aims to land Tiemeyer of Cincinnati to play third base permanently. The player has presented terms and they have been accepted, making a signing likely.

Charley Pritchett Young LaRue Tiemeyer Chinnnati

Voting for Queen of the Fair Begins in Fayette County

Voting for Queen of the Free Fair has begun with a low vote tally this morning. A list of outside-city candidate nominees is not ready but will be published soon. The committee thanks the patriotic ladies named in the record for supporting the community fair in Fayette County.

Fayette County

Brown acquitted in case of mislaid bicycle

William Brown was acquitted in Justice Cates' court of criminally taking a bicycle belonging to William Wideman. Evidence showed he announced the wrong wheel and urged informants to call him at the Lehigh boarding house to help restore it. Carrier Ben Ball testified Brown warned people who reported a lost wheel to see him.

Wiliam Brown Brown Brownie

Rabies Handling Guideline From State Health Bulletin

A guidance note recommends confining any suspected rabies animal and notifying the Laboratory at once. If the community covers travel costs for a staff member from Indianapolis to obtain the postmortem, the lab will perform the examination to preserve tissues. If travel is not covered, a local physician should prepare the specimen.

State Health Todianapolis Indianapolis

Tragedy As Child Drowns In Blue River Near Carthage

Walter Dickerson, three year old son of Mr and Mrs Douglas Dickerson of Carthage, drowned in the Blue River near Carthage on Sunday morning. The exact time and how he fell in are not known.

Walter Douglas Dickerson Carthage

Old Settlers and Young Settlers Picnic Set for Aug 16

A Fayette county district urges all settlers to attend a grand picnic at Roberts Park on Thursday August 16 with music by a military band, recitations, a James E. Watson address, and relics display. The schedule includes songs, solos, speeches, and a memorial service for pioneers who died since August 17, 1905.

Roberts Park James E. Watson Congress Fayette County Will Brown Riley J. C. Burkhardt Millitary Band Earl Williams Jease Miller F. T. Roots D. W. McKee

Night of crime hits Indianapolis on a grim Saturday

The Indianapolis News reports a spree of deadly and violent incidents in the city. Herbert Murphy, a boy, was beaten to death with a billiard cue on west Market Street. Nicola Grigoy, a Hunyak, was robbed and stabbed to death. Bessie Wright died at City Hospital after an assault by Earl Harris. Abe Franklin fatally wounded Charles Madison in a knife attack. Police Court holds 150 prisoners, 35 jailed for drunkenness. only saloon keeper Joe Baker faces Nicholson law charges.

Indianapolis News Indianapolis Herbert Murphy West Market Street Nicola Grigoy Bessie Wright Earl Harris Bird Abe Franklin Charles Madison Madison Joe Baker Warman Avenue

Simple device for wheel axles praised by mechanic Boyd

A new patented device by W. M. Boyd improves wheel axles with a hollow steel pin and a flat steel shoe that fits a groove to prevent back and forth motion. The hollow pin seals the end, keeping sand and grit from wear parts and simplifying lubrication.

W. M. Boyd

Televue Invention Promises Vision Over Phone Lines

Richmond inventor Thompson touts the televue a device to transmit facial details over a telephone line. He says it could be used for shopping and demonstrations, letting a buyer see the product worn or held up by the seller.

Win WH. Thompson Richmond Vai Bes

Slow to Chip In Despite Allaged Enthusiasm for Bryan

A New York August 4 special reports efforts to raise $10,000 for William J. Bryan’s reception funds meet slow progress with only about $800 collected. Subscriptions of $1 to $50 were proposed, with small contributions from Pennsylvania Washington and Wilmington Delaware and sales of $50 boxes at Madison Square Garden supporting the event.

William J. Bryan Brean William Hoge Commercial Travelers’ Anti-lTrust League Pointtvers Mt. Brvon Pennsylvania Washington Wibnington

Grand visit to Epworth League at Glenwood

Henry Knoll, Samuel Innis, Warren and Frank Hull with Mary Owen Jennie Hull Susie Hull Ethel Carter Adah Bell and Mrs J M Carter attended the Epworth League meeting in Glenwood Sunday evening. A large crowd welcomed them and Warren Hull plans more visits to neighboring Leagues. The party enjoyed cake pie and apples at Ed Murphy's on the return trip.

Henry Knoll Samuel Innis Warren Frank Hull Mary Owen Jennie Hull Susie Hull Ethel Carter Adah Bell J. M. Carter Epworth League Glenwood Warren Hull Mies Gladys Tockhart Ed Murphy Glenwood League Connersville

Miss Mae Merriman Weds C V White In Quiet Whitely Home

The Whitely Indiana news reports the marriage of Miss Mae Merriman to Mr. C V White at the Merriman home. Rev E E Lutes officiated the ceremony in a flower decorated arch with immediate relatives present. The couple left for Fort Wayne after a three course dinner as guests witnessed a quiet home wedding.

Whitely Indiana Mae Merriman F. E. Merriman J. E. Merriman Miss Mae C. V. White E. E. Lutes Methodist Church Fort Wayne

Watson Visits Middletown Fair Amid Maine Campaign Trip

The Middletown fair saw Hon. James E. Watson in attendance. The Nove notes he will travel with Speaker Cannon into Maine this month to aid the congressional contest, and he expresses confidence in his Sixth district prospects and party harmony in Henry county.

James E. Watson Middletown Maine Cannon Watson

Father Mesker's First Service at St. Gabriel's

Rev. T. Mesker, new priest at St. Gabriel parish, delivered his first sermon to a large attendance. He spoke on duties of priest and layman for church success and was praised for voice and personable presence. The gathering expressed confidence in his fit as successor to Rev. Rudolf.

Mesker St. Gabriel Parish F. J. Rudolf

Wrigsley and Turney Tie Notable City Wedding

Mr Frank Wrigsley and Miss Elleane Turney, well known residents, united in marriage Sunday at 9 in the parsonage parlor with Rev J C Burkhardt officiating. The couple then attended Central Christian church.

Frank Wrigsley Elleane Turney J. C. Burkhardt Central Christian Church

Record yields for Merrifield area crushes fifty eight bushels per acre

The Merrifield threshing last Friday produced fifty eight bushels to the acre the highest yield of onta this thin year. Several farmers reported only twenty bushels as the summer minimum crop.

Onta Merrifield

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Shelby Hands of the Tale OF the Fray Jesse Pritchett Jesse Bosaler, Becker, Lindsly Joase Pritchett Beeen Morrissy Shaub Eran Tee Jones McCarty Kiely Gray Eae Morgan Ada Bellem Margaret Garrity Inez Pigman Louise Snider Bessie Williams Rena Ae Strickler Grace Manlove Tressie Peck Carrie Stevens Lucia Payne Vee Nee Suse Norma Cloud Edith Holton Mary McIntosh Mildred Rieman Thes U.d and America J. T. Jones Berhel Stewart J.T Alton Truster Alton Trusler Hoosier Capital Axios Bryan New York Genwood Epworth League Miss Mae Merriman Rev. Kuhn Charley Hernly Mr. Watson Father Mesker ST. Gabriel's Parishoners Wrigsley-Turney Connersville Lumber Victor Arother Mel Joseph Fayette Savings and Loan Association AE. Barrows MacFarlan Fresee Clifford& Mathewson Jemison
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