Souvenir of Connersville by Rev Julius Schwarz
Connersville premier souvenir book titled Ven and Camera of Connersville aims to showcase the city. Rev Julius Schwarz, pastor of the First German Presbyterian, organized a 134 page volume with four departments including street views schools churches homes and industry. Copies priced from 25 to 125 cents with proceeds aiding the church.
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Connersville
Julius Foo Scehwara
First German Presbyterian Church
Sehwirs
St. Leonis
Soi
Conversvilly
Schwarz
Tina
Mve
Free Fair Enterprise
Cooley& Porter
Harvey & Webb
John M. Kellum
J. Manz Engraving Co
Chicago
Hollister Bros
East Connersville Gun Club Clay Pigeon Shoot
The East Connersville Gun Club held a field shoot south of the school house with many participants. No high records were set though several veterans competed. the day was enjoyed and a small sum was added to the club's treasury.
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East Connersville
Appelate ruling on in and out fees sparks county debates
Judge Myers in the Appellate Court reversed earlier rulings on sheriff in and out fees of twenty five cents per inmate for jail releases. The case began with the county commissioners and moved through circuits before reversal and a rehearing petition. A Supreme Court appeal may follow as sheriffs argue fees masked prisoner feeding costs at forty cents daily.
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Miers
Appelate Court
Muanecie Star
The
Star
Board of County Commissioners
Starr
Sade
W. B. White
Ito
Supreme Court
Suprise
Myers
Bryan's Former Secretary Dupes Ashville Girls
Miss Dorothy Wisdom claimed to be William J. Bryan's former secretary and charged $400 for stenography lessons to sixteen girls. She vanished with an urgent telegram from a sick mother, delaying plans to send the students to employers. The pupils, sick and realizing the deception, will not back Bryans 1908 candidacy.
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Dorothy EE. Wisdom
Rushville
William J. Bryan
Miss Wisdom
Bryanda
Laxative Bromine Quinine Tablet Ad Claims Quick Cure
An old advertisement promotes LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE Tablets promising to cure a cold in one day. It states refund if it fails and notes a signature on each box. The copy is terse and product focused, typical of early drugstore ads.
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W.ee
Route Feasibility Spurs Finance Backing for New Trail
A finance agent reports plenty of money available if the proposed route proves feasible. Chief Engineer Johnah Shafer and director George W. Davis joined Frank B. Heek to review the path from the southeast through Colubias to Richmond. The bonding house sent Heek to inspect, signaling strong interest if minor adjustments improve prospects.
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Johnah Shafer
Columbus and
Richmond
George W. Davis
Tocaifieet Ireer
Vlhey
Frank B. Heek
Rosers Bonding
New York
Mon Shafter
Bavid
Heck
Shafer
Leek
Ile
Shaler
Flt. Roots
Connersville
Bell Tries Same Game On J S Petro
Patrick Bell, a local era man, attempted a duplicitous sting on J S Petro, East Connersville merchant. He tried to pass a ten dollar bill for a single cigar, but Petro kept the ten and returned only 98 cents and a five dollar bill later, after a minor tangle. C F Creamer witnessed the exchange.
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Patrick Bell
J. Os. Petre
Connersville
Flo
Mr. Bell
Petro
C. F. Creamer
The New Pure Food and Drug Law Announcement
Foley's Honey and Tar cough remedy is not affected by the National Pure Food and Drug Law as it contains no opiates or harmful drugs. It is recommended as a safe remedy for children and adults. S. QO. McKennnan & Son.
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Foley
S. QO. McKennnan & Son
Grover Stelle Returns From Morristown Thanksgiving Visit
Grover Stelle and his wife have returned from Morristown Indiana after spending Thanksgiving with friends and relatives.
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Grover Stelle
Morristown
Ind
Administrator files $20,000 suit over deaths by live wire
Aen Daniels of Rushville, administrator for the estates of Reuben Boatright and William Pettiford, sues Charles Lb. Henry as receiver for the traction company for $10,000 in each case. Watson, Titsworth & Green are the plaintiffs attorneys.
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Aen Daniels
Rushville
Reuben Boatright
William Pettiford
Charles Lb. Henry
F, & ¢ Traction Company
Watson, Titsworth & Green
Pleintiuts
Liberty Traction Line Likely to Go East from Connersville
The Evening News reports Charles L. Henry president of the 1. & i. traction line met Liberty and Une residents in Padiumap olis this week to discuss a free right of way. Indications suggest the line will head east from Connersville toward Liberty, crossing the river near the bridge and following Main street toward East Connersville. If Liberty is chosen the southeast crowd expecting a more southern route will be disappointed.
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Padiumapolis
Charles L. Henrys
Traction
Myr. Henry
Varion County
Fountain Street
Dayton
Main Street
Connersville
Liberty
Alfred Kuhn Fined Small Amount in Federal Court
In Indianapolis federal court yesterday Alfred Kuhn of this city was fined 25 dollars and costs and given 90 days to pay. The charge stemmed from selling beer on the Free Fair grounds by the river last fall without proper tax receipts. Mrs Mary Miller also pleaded after purpure admission for the same offense and faced a hearing. December day Mallory arrived as he was leaving, with the case likely not heard yet.
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Indianapolis
Esterday
Alfred Kahn
Uncle Sim
Kaul
Ble
Mary Miller
Mallory
Indiana attorney jailed five years for silver dollar counterfeiting
William Bo Schwartz an Indianapolis attorney was sentenced to five years in prison for counterfeiting silver dollars.POL Pitzrerald founder of Pitz rerald Georgia was arraigned on charges tied to a weak fraud scheme linked to the narbine Georgia colony.
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William Bo Schwartz
Indiaanapolis Auttorney
Pol Pitzrerald
Pitzrerald
Cleorgia
Narbine Georgia
Guaranteed Cure for Piles Patent Advertisement
A druggable claim offers a guaranteed cure for itch bleeding and protruding piles. The PAZO ointment is marketed with a money back refund if it fails to cure within 6 to 14 days. Product is presented as a trustworthy treatment option with promotional assurance.
Robt Nevin Married Wife Claims His Body
A dispatch from Tioga Pennsylvania reports widow claims the body and effects of Robt Nevin of Connersville who died suddenly at a Allentown hotel. Efforts shift to locating a possible wife in Tiona and awaiting Gus Nevin to decide on burial in Connersville or Allentown with family consent.
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Tioga
Penn
Robert Nevin
Connersville
Allentown
Pennsylvania
Albentown
Nevin
Tiona
Petiess
Buckley
Adientown
Mar
Gus Nevin
Rohereo
Remains of Robt Nevin Buried at Allentown
The relatives of Robert B. Nevin of Allentown Pa mourn a sudden death on Tuesday. They learn the body will be interred at Allentown by order of the Chief of Police. Marriage details traced to Tioga Pa and a telegram from Guts states burial will likely occur at Aberowtown, with mysteries surrounding the death.
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Robt
Nevin
Allentown
Robert BE. Newin
Kino
Kate Nevin
Policw
Adhere Town
Adfentowana
Tioga
Marcius Nevin
Renne
Robert
Aberowt
East Cornersville Man Sent To Soldiers Home In Marion
GOES Nelson Lewis an elderly East Cornersville resident travels to Marion Indiana to enter the Soldiers Home His wife Mrs Lewis will be cared for by son Oliver Lewis and Mrs Harley Haskell Both are aged and rely on pension and charity The husband has cancer on his right cheek and awaits medical treatment at the Home Mrs Fred Perin visits her parents in Alpine this afternoon
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Nelson Lewis
East Cornersville
Marion
Indiana
AX Guts Off a Toe in Woods Accident
Richard Shuttleworth, living with Rank Edwards, was in the woods with his team three miles north of the civ cutting walnut timber. While handling an ax he slipped on a log and the axe cut off one toe and injured another. relatives from Mamese cote down yesterday and he remained contaminated.
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Richard Shuttleworth
Rank Edwards
Civ
Legoon
Mamese Cote
Sesterdat
Uecontaimied
Chemante
Traveling Game Wardens Arrest Brookville Hunters
Two traveling game wardens made a sweep in Brookville yesterday arresting hunters described as outsiders. They boasted of catching law violating hunters and earning payments, with fifteen arrests and convictions in the county. Local authorities warn residents to attend church and Sunday school and stay vigilant for more strangers in the woods.
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Brookville
Danters
Seven Murders Within One Year Rock Linton Town
Greene county mining town of Linton, once tiny and now crowded, rocked by a seventh killing as Louis Shulley, a 71 year old miner, shot William Watson after a dispute at a saloon card room. Shulley fled to a mine and remained at large.
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Linton
Greene County
Louis Shulley
Shualley
William Watson
Shulley
Watson
Burnhans Testicles After Four Years
G B Burnhans of Carlisle Cen ter reports four years symptom free after Foley's Kidney Cure cured his severe kidney trouble. He notes brick dust sediment disappeared and urges others with kidney or bladder issues to try the remedy. Readers advised to consult O McKennan & Son for purchase.
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G. Bo Burnhans
Carlisle Center
Noy
Foley
Putin
Ss. O. McKennan & Son
Mrs. Holmes Guest of L D Springer in Fairview
Mrs John P Holmes of this city is spending a week as guest of her brother L D Springer in Fairview township during her visit.
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John P. Holmes
L. D. Springer
Fairview Township
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J. S. Petro
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