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Newspaper
Connersville Times
Location
Connersville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1909
Page
1
Fragmentary 19th century news text reports deaths and upheaval tied to W L Hutuble Hemenway and a gubernatorial bid. It notes a fire loss, property moves, and city events, with fragments of names and local figures amid chaotic OCR artifacts.
The piece discusses Pete Watson and James Watson in a murky report on political activity. It notes Watson’s recent wealth gains after leaving Congress and hints at his nomination prospects, mentioning Rosville residence and law practice. Other names and unclear details point to broader party dynamics and local campaign chatter.
Mrs Ec Earl received the highest honor from the State Federation of Women's Clubs and was asked to chair the program committee for the annual session to be held in Richmond next October. The appointment reflects her competence and broad respect among Connersville friends and local clubs.
After the death of beloved Commander and brother Frank Wilson, Arlis Wilbon wife and son extend thanks to Perth McCready Flower Mission Cornelia Giyer Flower Mission Connersville Wheel Company Grand Avenue Epworth League and nurses who ministered to their loved one.
Washington orders several warships at the Philadelphia navy yard to be readied for immediate service. The battleship Michigan is to be commissioned and sail for Hampton Roads next Thursday. The battleship Idaho is also being prepared with a secret destination. The cruiser Columbia heads to Brooklyn to be converted into a transport for marines to Central America.
News arrives of the death of Marshall Backous of Morristown after a brief illness. Born east of the city, he lived much of his life there before moving years ago to Morristown with his family. Funeral will be at Village Creek church with interment in Village Creek cemetery. Rev. Edward Varlan officiating.
A Hartsville man who learned he had been appointed postmaster died within an hour from paralysis. The event followed the notice that Alfred Bluse, age 72, had not expected the appointment yet faced the shock of the decision. Local rivals who hoped for the post were left to reflect on the outcome.
The Greensburg News notes a local resident sighting a large flock of wild geese flying north on a Wednesday afternoon. The report mocks weather bureau guesses and Hicks while claiming the first winter month will be mild based on geese behavior.
A clipped lyric style piece questions the fate of a girl amid broader social critique. It hints at a looming threat to a newspaper’s future if bills are unpaid, warning readers that service may end after January 1, 2010 unless payments are made.
A notice warns readers they must settle arrears immediately to ensure continued delivery after January 1, 1940. It urges prompt payment to avoid suspension and reinforces the cut off date for service.
A Oklahoma woman advertised for a husband due to lack of eligible suitors and found one. He died within a year, leaving her without a life insurance policy. Total ad and wedding expenses ran to 12 dollars. Subtract the difference. Newspaper notes a price change effective after January 1, 1910 requiring some subscriptions to be paid in advance.
The First Baptist church of Connersville has called Rev A Sherman formerly of Dayton Ohio to become pastor. He has twenty years in ministry and has served in Dayton Cincinnati and Indianapolis. His sermons are described as clear strong and forceful and the church invites the public to hear him begin tomorrow or any future Sunday.
Notice is hereby given that A M By Dale executor has filed his account and vouchers in final settlement of the estate of Jacob Hamman deceased. The Fayette Circuit Court will examine the account on December 27, 1909 during the October term. All legatees are notified to appear if any objections exist. Clerk’s seal. Witness Fayette County, Connersville Indiana, November 1909.
In the estate of Frank S. Leadbetter deceased Fayette Circuit Court December Term 1909 Administrator John Payne reports insolvency after petition shows estate cannot pay debts Creditors must file claims for allowance Witness the seal of the court at Jeffersonville Indiana November 16 1909 Clerk WM E Sparks Seal
Fayette Circuit Court December Term 1909. Richard W. Dawson administrator of Robert C. Dawson deceased has filed final settlement and vouchers. The court will examine on January 1 1910 to approve or reject the account and distribution. Heirs creditors and legatees must appear and show cause if any. Clerk WM Sparks, Connersville Indiana.
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