Death of Robert Nevin Returns from Connersville Traveler Dies in City Hotel
Robert L Nevin, a traveling man employed by Comstock Collecting Agency, died at the Jordan House hotel after a brief illness. An inquest was deemed unnecessary by Coroner J Treichter Butz, and the remains were taken to the morgue on Linden street. Nevin resided in Connersville Indiana and had been traveling for six years, with ties to Connersville Lodge 879 BPOE.
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Nevin
Allentown
Pao
Heather
Robert
Robert L Nevin
Xian Aelock
Jordan House
Mar Nevin
Osweep
No Yo
Joe
J. Treichter Butz
W. FL. Wonderly
Linden Street
Connersville
Indiana
Little writes reveal unclear local note from Maree tefl rk
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled names and places with references to a public note or meeting. Readable items include mentions of Washington Pichit Aubeye and Vest tebe Mitittee, with uncertain event details and dates.
Evangelist Scoville Visits Marion County Workhouse
The Rev Charles Scoville and William Wheeler led midweek services at the Marion County Workhouse. About two hundred prisoners listened as Scoville urged repentance and improvement, ending with a hymn sung by Mrs Scoville and the inmates joining in.
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Reoville
Father Rudolf Estate Claim Sparks Family Dispute
Miss Louise Rudolf filed a claim against the late Father Rudolf’s estate, aided by two documents dated the same day. A note payable to Louise for services and a letter reveal the priest’s intent to leave his estate to his niece, with funds and guidance for charity, as her attorney notes the claim aims to clarify the written and spoken will.
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Louise Rudolf
Manele
I. d. Rudolf
Rudolf
Sio
Aoonmete
Edolp
Mpe
Pinde
Grea
Radodt
Rue Elf
Tee
Rue de Woo
When Summer Come
A reflective verse by C I Tate about a maid by a winter fire who longs for summer freedom. The speaker recalls toys and luxuries as emblems of desire, while the maid questions rest and life’s limits. Desire for outside freedom versus inside comfort frames the imagined future.
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C. I. Tate
Milton survey ends as traction line project advances
The Milton survey wraps up with hopes to run a traction line to Milton this evening. Key figures RL Jeeson and RK L Hiensen oversee line work aiming to project costs and completion within three weeks.
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Milton
Evernines
RL. Jeeson
RK. L. Hiensen
Mis Mburtha Hath Wedding Proposed in Glenwood News
A garbled local notice mentions Mburtha Hath and a planned wedding involving families tied to the Glenwood area. Details are unclear but reference to schools and residents of Paaston and Paton appear amid disrupted text.
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Callan
Farmers Thrive as Spenders in Indianapolis Markets
Indignant city merchants note farmers now buy high end goods in stores across Indianapolis and other cities. With rising cashflow farmers purchase carpets lamps vases and heavy furniture, outspending workers and altering local retail dynamics as their income grows.
Charles Foster Moves to Cincinnati Amid License Revocation
The note states Charles Foster, whose license W is revoked, plans to move to Cincinnati. It mentions no lease for several years, a veto on hotel building, and possible signing over a claim to the Indianapolis Brewing company. Authorities may designate another route or office, with drink purity claims cited.
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Charles Foster
Cincinnati
Gadl
Herselineider
Pidimamapolis
Femse
Iidianapolis Brewing Company
Guaranteed Cure for Piles Patent Medicine Notice
An advertisement proclaims PAZO OINTMENT a guaranteed cure for piles including itching, bleeding, and prolapse. Druggists authorize a refund if it fails to cure in 6 to 14 days. The product price is 50 cents.
Local residents visit after Laurel trip
Airs. W. Ote Osbortne returns from Laurel with Mrs. Clara Hall of Geneva. Mrs. Hadwilt spent a few days in Ileeby.
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W.ote
Laurel
Clara Hall
Geneva
Hadwilt
Ile Eiby
Local figures plan long term investment in Virginia
Dohp AL Ross has returned from Okbuboua after weeks away. Pie invested nine dolds for its tay farrs and aims to acquire stock if successful. He and Mrs. Huss expect to continue their residence in Virginia while pursuing business ventures.
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Dohp AL Ross
Okbuboua
Pie
Huss
Miss Mandi Grit and Harry Attend Glenwood Event
Miss Mandi Grit and her brother Harry attended the wedding at Glenwood yesterday afternoon for Miss Mattie Qlatll and Ma W. Gt. Hlassehler.
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Mandi Grit
Harry
Mattie Qlatll
Ma. W. Gt. Hlassehler
Glenwood
Modesty and home treatment urged for female ailments
An advertisement extols Dr. R V Pierce and his Favorite Prescription as a private, effective home remedy for female weakness and other gynecological issues. It claims free consultation by letter, emphasizes confidentiality, and touts blood purification products like Golden Medical Discovery and All Healing Salve with ordered ingredients and mail order options.
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Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Scoville Meetings at Revival in Infantry Armory
At the Third Christian church revival in the Infantry Armory Rev Charles Reign Scoville led a sizable turnout. A unanimous chorus of ayes supported continuing the meetings and twenty three additions to the church followed. He warned a single Christian isolated from the church cannot stay spiritually alive, insisting fellowship sustains faith.
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Third Christian Church
Infantry Armory
Charles Reign Sceaville
Ma. Seoville
State pension examiner departs after visit to Ashworth
El Clark a state pension examiner who has been in the city for several days visiting his nephew Lewis Ashworth left this morning for St. Louis Missouri, ending a short local stay.
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Em EL Clark
Lewis Ashworth
St. Louis
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