Local street scraper knocked down by horse driven buggy
Robert Washam was struck and run over by a trot driven buggy on Sixth Street near the McFarlan Hotel while scraping streets. The driver Cunningham did not see him. Washam suffered injuries not yet serious but under medical exam to determine possible internal damage.
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Robert Washam
Sixth Street
McFarlan Hotel
H. H. Snider
Fourth Street
Wilt Fox
Phus
Snairogs
Tate Pak Geena
Osal
Halla
Susians
Connersville School Board Rejects Indianapolis Loan Offer
East Connersville school officials cancel a proposed loan from an Indianapolis firm over alleged misrepresentation and excessive red tape. They seek local financing options with same rate but fewer conditions and earlier debt cancellation.
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Connersville
East Connersville
Indianapolis
McClunn
Phris
Nares
Oman
Indiana
McCann
Ables
Night riders menace Kentucky tobacco farmer in fear
A Kentucky tobacco farmer near Orange fled legal trouble and moved to a farm in Orange after years of harassment by night riders. A local court paused its inquiry into the Tribbey whitecapping case as a band of women aided by two men attacked Tribbey's home and wife, leaving the neighborhood shocked by masked assault and threats. Meanwhile Frank A Undegral of Kansas City was elected President of the Union Depot Company, a rise from railroad start to top post, with ties to local families and prominence in Connersville society.
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Warauders
Kentucky
Blue Brass
Orange
Ds Ann Ob
Tribbesy
Worten
Anathes Cordier
A. Unndegratl
Kausas City
Missouri
Union Depot Company
Undegrat
Whitewater Valley
Union Depot
Kansas City
Undervall
George FL Stewart
W. A P. Murray
Connersville
Card of Thanks for Alfred Saxon’s death
We express sincere gratitude to the weekph bors and friends for kindness and sympathy after the sad death of our son Alfred Saxon. Mero and Mrs. A G Saxon.
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Alfred
Mero
A. G. Saxon
Fragmentary Local Notice From Shelbyville August
A garbled report from Shelbyville mentions Miss Antie Cooney finding and losing money in a sequence of mishaps. The text is severely garbled with missing words and unclear events.
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Shelbyville
Tok
Antie
Curbing Cupid Ties Marriages to Postal Service Warning
An Indiana postmaster warns head clerks of rising marriage rates among South Bend postal workers. He urges officers to notify staff to avoid canceling upcoming nuptials as a formal policy, while hinting at scheduling weddings within the week.
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South Bend
Indiana
Tadiuk Crabill
Thanks for Kindness After Death of Baby Mark
The note expresses gratitude from friends and relatives for kindnesses shown and tender manifestations of sympathy dating from the illness and death of baby Mark. It also thanks physicians and the course who faithfully assisted in the care and burial arrangements.
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Baby
Mark
Death of Two-Year-Old Alfred Saxon Near City
Alfred Saxon aged two and a half was found dead six miles south of the city due to accidental strangulation after being suspended from a gate. Coroner Hamilton ruled the death accidental while funeral services are set for St. Gabriels Church.
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Alfred Saxon
A. G. Saxon
Il Nde
Hamilton
Ixon
St. Gabriels Church
Fair View
Meredith Monument to Be Moved to Crown Hill Cemetery
Virginia Meredith, daughter of Hannah A. Chiypool, seeks removal of the Meredith monument from Oakland Park Riverside Cemetery. The plan routes the monument to Crown Hill Cemetery Indianapolis and Glen Miller Park in Richmond, with family caretaking concerns and cemetery reorganization noted.
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Cambridge City Tribune
Ambrs
Virginia
Meredith
Hannah A. Chiypool
Virginia C. Meredith
Oakland Park
Riverside Cemetery
Crown Hil
Indianapolis
Anieffort
Glen Miller Park
Meerenkitth
Alwass
Cambr
Stevens
Escapade of Ralph Paster Told by Oxford Correspondent
The Oxford correspondent recounts a curious tale involving Ralph Paster and his mother Mrs Anna Booth of Peehah Street. The narrative follows a trio of youths from Milwaukee and a staged display of poetry and mischief leading to a public evening and a staged chase ending with a father’s arrival and a sense of awaited events.
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Oxford
Thamilton Repiublican
Fitthe
Ralph Paster
Trees Mears
Myrs
Bbuston
Dera
Mos Anna Booth
Peehah
Gad
Weil
Ridpeb
Old Sag
Mroo
oMais Dwisht Heston
Milwaukee
Mearns
Hedley
Bhusfone
Edsen
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Ningham
Buaru
United
Davenport
New York Mail
Trigbey
F. 4
Band OF Women
Near
Rush County
Kentucky Flame
Haas
Kuims
Lovraley
Hoshville
Deen
Danny
Beaver Wits
Cineiratic
Cupid
Daby
W. H. H. Snider
Will Fox
Pipe Snider
Cambridge City
Pest
Fur Cemetery
Ralph Huston
Pat Orr
Bather
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