Obituary: James O'Brien of Fayette County
James O'Brien a native of County Claire Ireland and longtime Fayette County resident near Wiley Chapel died at 5 to 6 pm Saturday. He would have been eighty four on the twenty fifth. He immigrated at twenty one, lived in New Orleans briefly before Fayette County. Survived by wife Mary Kane and ten children including Sherman Henry and Calvin. funeral at St Gabriel's church Monday at nine, interment Telus Chapel Franklin en.
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James O’brien
Fayette County
Wiley Chapel
Mr. O'Brien
County Claire
Ireland
New Orleans
Mary Kane
Sherman O'Brien
Henrys O'Brien
Calvin O'Brien
Arthur Moffett
John Devor
O'Brien
Yankeetown
Brookville
Sumer
Emerald Isle
Willie
St. Gabriel’s Church
Telus Chapel
Franklin
Postal Notice Refuses Charity Stamp Mail to Several Countries
Postmasters are notified that articles bearing non-postage Christmas stamps or charity labels are refused entry by Great Britain Orange River Colony Rhodesia of the South Transvaal. Germany accepts stamps on the back only and will refuse items bearing them on the face. Misaddressed or unknown senders will be returned or sent to the Fourth Assistant Postmaster General. Ensure covers show full sender address for international mail.
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Great Britain
Orange River Colony
Rhodesia
Transvaal
Germany
Mrs. Miller Dies Suddenly During Visit in Blooming Grove
Mrs Elizabeth Miller widow of John Miller and mother of Ellsworth Miller of this city died this morning at the home of Mrs John Sherwood in Blooming Grove during a visit. She arose in good health and was preparing to attend a funeral when a sudden illness struck her. A physician could not save her. the ailment is believed to be heart related. Funeral services are set for Metamora Saturday with time to be announced.
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Elizabeth Miller
John Miller
Ellsworth
Miller
John Sherwood
Blooming Grove
Sherwood
Mrs. Miller
Franklin County
Clive
Wisworth Miller
Whenmr
Steaden
Metamora
Downtown Fire at Matney Barns Destroys Haymow
Fire last night near the courthouse damaged Matney and Miller barns. George Frazier and officer Seed Lewis rescued horses as flames scorched haymow. total loss minimal but could have been severe with a north wind. Origin unknown, possibly a match carried by rats. no evidence of foul play.
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Mr. Matney
Mr. Frazier
Sheriff Miller
Officer Seed Lewis
Train wreck injures crew and demolishes two mail cars near Lewisville
A Pennsylvania train traveling from St. Louis to New York derailed after hitting an open switch near Lewisville Indiana. Two mail cars were demolished and several crew members were injured, with one seriously hurt. Emergency crews and physicians treated the injured at the scene and in nearby towns.
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Lewisville
Ind
Dee. O
Cense
Pennsylvania
St. Lewis
New York
SiGoelock
Qtre Sehees
Meridiats Etreet
Fhibianarmalss
Terpodig
Intergimeni
Eevdous
Appeduturt
Hobert Bo Goode
Poe
Iti Davies
Pex Covington
Othis Pointe
Pellmicans
Dey Coren
Shaker Redhamead
Mednears
Holliger
McCleHan
Rogde
Schoen
Fon
Noote
C Cmech
Charles Newland Suffers Heavy Loss From Farm Fire
Mr. Charles Newland faced a major blaze yesterday destroying his barn contents including three horses, corn, hay, and other property. About 400 bushels of corn in nearby cribs burned, with total losses estimated near twenty dollars or more. The fire's origin is unclear and arouses much sympathy for Newland and family.
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Mr. Newland
Prize song selected in contest by nation’s magazine
J His Song On the Banks of Old Whitewater received a prize in a nationally organized contest conducted by The Nation’s Magazine in Boston. Widdows was among the winners with a melody contributed from many readers across the country. readers sent in tunes and letters praising the work and extending congratulations.
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Ina Beeen
Naweard
Pedges
Nathetes
Boston
de Morris Widdows
Goh
John Brown Dead for Fifty Years Event Made History
A retrospective marks the fiftieth anniversary of John Brown with reflections on his death and its influence on the Civil War era. The piece notes Brown’s execution in 1859, his raid on Harpers Ferry, and the resulting surge of abolitionist sentiment and wartime spirit.
One Trick of the Mail Order House
A fragmented OCR item discusses a mail order house scheme and retail practices. It mentions Phe and Madison Pate and references a consumer or voter context with phrases about tas, votes, and campaigns. The text is garbled but implies critique of advertising methods and shopper manipulation.
Rev Z W Grafton Found Guilty in Poliomy Case
In Anderson Indiana Judge Jesse Shumuhub upheld a Poliot Court ruling, finding Rev Z W Grafton guilty of contecior of the Polio Court after testimony about a Sample Bottle bought on Sunday and beer in his pulpit. The minister faced a $1606 fine and acknowledged limited legal understanding.
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Eise
Met Ibettot
Vide Hlardig
Mrarton
Wood. Killinger
Supreme
Notice of Petition to Sell Real Estate in Indiana
In Fayette County Circuit Court Indiana a petition by George H Stant administrator of Mary Stant deceased seeks an order to sell estate real estate to satisfy debts and liabilities. The hearing is set for January 7, 1910 at Cannersville Court House with non resident defendants named.
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George H. Stant
Mary
GC. Stant
Wan
William J. Stant
Anna Ob. Stant
Melvin J. Stant
Elizabeth Stant
Anna Hunt
Frank Hant
Cora Pippen
George Pippen
Lee Bright
George Bright
Circuit Court
Fayecte County
Indiana
State of Indias
Remembering Foley's Honey and Tar for Colds
An advertisement urges readers to use Foley's Honey and Tar to treat coughs and colds, naming O. McKenanan & Son and warning against substitutes.
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Foley
Bofey
O. McKenanan & Son
Delinquents Dropped From Lists After January 1 1910
The Times will not raise its price but will drop all delinquents from the lists after January 1, 1910 to protect the paper's interests and comply with Post Office regulations. Readers in arrears are urged to pay promptly.
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Times
Postoffice Department
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