Local notes of accidents and weddings in city
Master Alvin Hall on West Fifth Street recovers after a wagon accident that injured his right leg. Mr. W. L. Row and Miss Mayme Payne wed at her West Fourth Street home, Rev. J. C. Burkhardt officiating, then left for Indianapolis and Detroit. Fol lowing items include visits, a funeral at St. Gabriel's for William Henry, and Fayette Lodge officers elected with Will Worster namedN G and John Brothers W G.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Hall
West Fifth Street
Bertsch Bakery
W. L. Row
Mayme Payne
West Fourth Street
J. C. Burkhardt
Indianapolis
Detroit
Michigan
Row
Ambrose
Harrisburg
Grant County
Mertle Moffett
Oma Lines
Connersville
Peter Handley
Simon Doenges
Nulltown
Charles McDonald
Oldenburg
Schect
Mra. J
Graef
Clarence
Piqua
Ohio
William Henry
St. Gabriel's Church
Robert Dennison
Phillip Beam
John Carlos
Edwin McIntoch
Lou Heinemann
E. V. Hawkins
Fayette Lodge
Will Worster
Dr White Hospitalized After Foot Injury From Nail
Dr F I White of west Fifth street stepped on a rusty nail in a torn down building. The puncture required surgery and flesh removal. Pain, opiates, and weeks of recovery followed as he improves today and may be unable to walk for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IF. DD. White
West Fifth Stret
Lon Williams
Laurel
Doan’s Kidney Pills Publicized By Testimonial
A Connersville resident testifies Doan’s Kidney Pills eased disordered kidneys and backaches. She bought at Green Bros. drug store and reports regular kidney action, relief from headaches, and recommends the remedy. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY lists Doan’s as sole US agents and price at 50 cents.
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Bright
Dean’s
Connersville
Charles Quinn
Ninth Street
Ind
Doan
Green Bros. Drug Store
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Lester's Busy Store News Brief
Miss Sallie Smith living with Mr and Mrs Curtin Withrow on North Central avenue slipped and fell from the curb near E P Hawking home last evening injuring a bone in her right wrist. A physician treated her and she is reported improving today. Mrs John W Rechman of Belleville Ohio visits her parents J M Sanders and wife on North Grand avenue. Miss Harriet Williams and Misses Laura and Zella Swain visited the Foater home west of the city yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Burton
Harrison
Ohio
John Binder and
Nellie Chase
Richmond
J. A. Remington
John W. Rechman
Belleville,ul
J. M. Sanders
North Grand Avenue
Harriet Williams
Laura and
Zella Swain
J. C. Foater
Testimony in Bradley murder trial highlights sanity disputes
Washington reports late testimony in the Annie M. Bradley murder case of former Senator Brown of Utah. Witnesses defending Bradley's sanity described her as rational after the shooting and during jail confinement. Includes Salt Lake City encounters and hotel scene with Senator Brown and Mrs. Brown. Judge chastised spectators as trial neared completion with more rebuttal witnesses expected and a Friday conclusion anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Annie M. Bradley
Senator Brown
Utah
Tram Jheen
Hese
Bradley
Salt Lake City
Archibald Livingston
Tribesmen Rampage Reported Near Algerian Frontier
Advices from Algeria say frontier agitation remains unchecked with 2000 tribesmen invading Algerian territory, ravaging gardens and burning haystacks. Nemours mayor warns of threats from Arabs and requests troops, prompting dispatch of additional forces for exemplary satisfaction.
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Paris
Algeria
Nemours
Three Accepted Jurors in Caleb Powers Trial
Georgetown Ky November 28 The Powers trial shows one more accepted juror lost a Republican excused by illness. Now three accepted jurors remain two Republicans and one Democrat. Seven of nine qualified yesterday are Democrats and two Republicans. The seven are still subject to challenge.
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Georgetown
Caleb Powers
Powers
Markets Report Grain and Livestock Prices Across Cities
Indianapolis wheat at 82 to 93 1/2 cents, corn 52 cents, oats 45 cents, hay prices up to 17 dollars. Cattle 4 to 6.25, hogs 3.50 to 4.65, sheep 3 to 4.75, lambs 4 to 6.25 with receipts 4 000 hogs and 1 300 cattle. Prices vary in Cincinnati Chicago New York East Buffalo and Toledo futures and cash.
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Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Chicago
New York
Hovns
Financial tone improves with easing money but trade remains quiet
Bradstreet notes a cheerier outlook as money markets loosen and currency approaches normal, yet trade is subdued by poor weather and holiday pauses. Interior markets show larger grain and cotton receipts, while prices for meats and provisions fall. labor and railroad activity lag, and bank lending remains restrained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Army Race Spirited on Bennings Track Novel Military Sprint
Twelve riders from United States Cavalry and Hates fiend artillery units competed in a rare Bennings track event for the arm service cup and a purse. Gragg ridden by James McGrath won by several lengths after taking command late in the race. Randolph shown high odds earlier, with the annual cup to be contested again. Fireworks Plant Explosion Jolts Lowe
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Benninge
United
Wregg
Gad
James
McGrath
Wie B
Dak
Minister William Efton Parker Ends Life In Ind. River
Rev. William Efton Parker, a 71 year old Christian minister, was found dead in a river near Esheu Indiana after hanging from willow branches. A note in his coat expressed no ill will and faith in God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esheu
Ind
William
Efton Parker
Graham case verdict in peonage by U S court in Pensacola
A U S jury in Pensacola returned a verdict of guilt in the Graham case. Thomas Graham and a Graham prominent in South Alabama naval stores were charged with peonage involving Jim McCants. They allegedly followed him to a turpentine camp in Florida and transported him back to Alabama after a gunfight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gality
Pensacola
United States
Banks in Connersville Stand Firm Against Currency Limits
Letter from F T Roots, president of Farmers and Merchants' Trust Co of Connersville, praises local banks for not imposing currency limits during the financial storm. He notes that Fayette County banks relied on checks and deposits to weather 1880s and 1890s difficulties, reinforcing public confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
F. T. Roots
Farmers’ and Merchants’ Trust Company
Connersville
Ind
Trust Company
Bankers’ Association of
Indiana
Fayette County
Bold Step in Banking Policy Across Indiana
Francis T. Roots, president of the Indiana Bankers' Association section, argues against small town bank limits. He cites recent credit tightening, notes Indianapolis banks' withdrawal from currency, and urges lifting restrictions to restore confidence and stabilize deposits in Connersville and other cities. He sees as key wider bank deposits and public trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Aliana
Mit
Indiana
Indianapolis
Connersville
Wall Street
Francis T. Roots
Trust Company
Indiana Bankers’ Association
Uncertain Greeting As Family Welcomes Newborn in Arlington
A partially legible snippet reports Mrs Martha Land visiting Union County kin Mrs John Ross. It notes the birth of a young child named Young Recond and mentions Arlington as the home location for the return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Land
John Ross
Union County
Arlington
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