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Newspaper

Connersville Times

Location

Connersville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1906

Page

5

Pittsburg Club Signs Fred Miller Injured by Pair of Shears

A local baseball note reports Fred Miller, a southpaw from Brookville, injured in Gonersville when a pair of shears struck his right arm, penetrating to the bone. Miller, once with several clubs, is expected to recover as doctors monitor for infection.

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Cure Hay Fever and Summer Cold with Prompt Help

A. J. Nusbaum of Jufesville Indiana describes suffering three months from a summer cold with hay fever symptoms that disrupted work. He tried doctors and remedies with little relief until a simple tonic aided his recovery. His wife notes the cure was quick and lasting.

A. J. Nusbaum Jufesville Inediana Cape Swife

Card of Thanks for Brother’s Illness and Death

Mrs. A. M. Rinks expresses heartfelt gratitude to neighbors friends and relatives for assistance during her brother’s illness and death. She thanks Reverends Willis and Wilson the male quartet and those who sent flowers for their kindness in this trying time.

Willis Wilson A. M. Rinks

Will of Herman Fox Filed for Probate

The will of Herman Pox was filed for probate detailing bequests to his widow and four children. It lists specific lots and parcels in Connersville and Hast, cash bequests of 500, and names Wilhelm as executor with wife and children as residuary heirs. Witnesses are Itrail Helites and Frank M Edwards.

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Seward Resigns Day Ticket Agent Post at Local Depot

Mr. Seward resigns as day ticket agent at the local depot after thirteen years with the firm. Louis Schuler will replace him, taking over duties Monday if a relief is found, as the change shifts Seward to Metropolitan Insurance Co. and reshapes the depot staff.

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Chicago firm lands theater chair contract in Connersville

Directors of the Connersville Amusement Co awarded a contract for auditorium chairs. Four chair manufacturers were in town. the Chicago firm won the bid. Chairs will match theatre furnishings with upholstered backs and seats in the auditorium and gallery areas.

Connersville Amusement Co Chicago

Striking Industrial Increase Reported in Connersville

Prosperity rises as more factories are urged by the Manufacturers' club. The city welcomes gains in jobs and wages, with higher demand boosting trade and farm product activity as national figures show rising sector activity and income levels.

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Historian Hazzard Arrested for Forgery in Henry County

The man who compiled the Henry County history is charged with forging names on a subscriber list. Allen, who denied signing, sparked the indictment. Bond set at 550 dollars with bondsmen Charles S. Hernly and Frank Bundy.

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Beveridge Speaks in Maine Aligning With Roosevelt Policy

Senator Beveridge delivers strong Maine remarks in line with President Roosevelt’s stance on enforcing anti trust laws. He urges continued congressional unity, notes increased manufacturing investment since Roosevelts era, and defends equality before the law as a safeguard for honest industry and American enterprise.

Beveridge Maine Roosevelt James E. Watson Congress Theodoure Roosevelt

Colored boy steals satchel in city theft

Clumsy OCR reads claim of a colored boy named Frank Retinsen. He allegedly stole a satchel from a woman driving home, prompting police pursuit. The fragmentary report notes capture but lacks clear dates or locations.

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He OB Zeck Attends Shafer Station in Hushville Today

Ob Zeck is reported attending Shafer Station in Hushville today, with activity centered around his presence at the location.

Zeck Shafer Hushville

Watson addresses immense county reunion at Lake Side Park

Winchester Indiana special reports the annual meeting of Randolph and Jay counties held at Lake Side Park Ridgeville drawing the largest crowd in history. Rushville native Watson spoke on early county history and delivered the finest address heard at such gatherings.

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Dr Pierce publishes full ingredients list for medicines

Prominent Buffalo physician Dr. Pierce announces his medicines are now non secret with complete ingredient lists. He offers free booklets and asserts no alcohol or narcotics, while praising Unicorn root and Favorite Prescription for women.

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Reverend Scoville Reports Continued Church Growth

In Mouree Wisconsin Rev Charles Helen Scoville reports strong church growth. He says 14 souls were added to the membership in the first seven invitations and 5 were added via the church at Atehinson, bringing the year to 3225 souls led to Christ in 1906.

Charles Helen Scoville Mouree Wisconsin Atehinson Scoville

Death in Germantown Prompted Family Call

J. H. Wilson and wife were summoned to Germantown this morning due to the death of their daughter from tuberculosis.

J. H. Wilson Germantown

Jamies Viostipp Injured in Cottage Grove Railroad Accident

Word from Hamitten hospital reports Jamies Viostipp, Qreman on CH. DOR. RR., Joely injured yesterday on engine No. 409 at Cottage Grove. Dajuries sustain nearly serious as first believed. any hopes are entertained Charlie nia recover.

Hamitten Otto Jamies Viostipp Qreman CH. & Dor Joely Cottage Grove

Will of late Elizabeth J. Lewis Filed for Probate

The will of Elizabeth J. Lewis has been filed for probate with Clerk Christman of the Circuit Court. It leaves all her property after debts and funeral expenses to her daughter, Mrs. George H Rocka Fellar.

Elizabeth J. Lewis Christman Circuit Court George Hrocka- Fellar

Erroneous Imp Impression On Frazee Death Rumor

A mistaken report spread that Wilford Frazee had died. The error seems tied to Oliver Frazee's death notice published in the Times-News.

Wilford Frazee Oliver Frazee Times-News

New Castle Hosting Wide Array of Widows Varieties

New Castle cultivates 22d widows including both sod and grass varieties. Charley Henily plans a sunflower and honeybee railroad that could draw strangers to town and potentially reduce the widow count.

New Castle Charley Henily Sunflower and Honeybee Railroad

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