Various Visitors Arrive In Connersville For Holidays
Rushville's Jesse Kidd visits relatives while Miss Gene Reddish stays with kin in Bloomingdale. Ada Grant heads to Kokomo for friends visits and Mike Gannon of Greensburg attends to business in the city. Multiple local residents travel to Indianapolis Cincinnati Brownsville and Terre Haute for family reunions and holiday gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Kidd
Rushville
Gene Reddish
Blooming Dale
Ada Grant
Kokomo
Mike Gannon
Greensburg
Don Henderson
Liberty
Asa Parris
George Kinder
Cit
E. A. White
Indianapolis
Joe Mountain
Cincinnati
John Hawley
Wheeling
West Virgina
F. E Baxton
Anderson
Charles Cassel
Minor Leffingwell
Luella Penry
Muncie
Garrett Gray
Rush County
Bert Murray
Ned Nelson
Will Hendrickson
Brownsville
Frank Elfeld
Chicago
Fred Price
Richmond
East Camneraville
Misa Mattie Enyart
Terra Haute
M. E
Mra Jane Northern
Alice Jones
Lawrenceburg
Grand Avenue
Frank E. Buxton
Dayton
Ohio
Fiossie Thomas
J. W. Ross
J. H. Claypool
Ed McClain
Franklin
Germantown
Pennsylvania
Mire
D. B. Ball
John Brown
Charlottesville
Indiana
Eugene Wynegar
Columbus
D. E. Wynegar
Washington D. H
L. P. Piper
Bride
Conneraville
Hartford City
Christmas tree and entertainment at Hamilton School No 2
Miss Ruth Vogel and her pupils will host a Christmas Eve program at Hamilton School No 2 with patrons invited. Miss Clara Lewis, back from Indianapolis, arrives with Miss Glen Dane to spend a couple of weeks with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Hoover
Waterloo Township
Elizabeth Connel
Finley
Ruth Vogel
Hamilton School
Clara Lewis
Glen Dane
Tammany Gets Good Anti-Vice Crusade In New York
New York on December 22 reports that every gambling house and poolroom in the city were ordered to close by Tammany sources through the police. The move, pushed by the Tammany vice committee, demanded strict law enforcement with 48 listed venues and threats to prosecute police captains for neglect. By 5 pm the time limit passed and most houses were shut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tammany
Tammany Vice Committee
Cortright
Lewis Nixon
Nixon
Plucky Bank President Rescues Bank Robbers Flee
A Longview Texas bank president Emil Weise fired at four burglars during a bank raid. They fled on a hand car two miles away, leaving the safe demolished with no money stolen. The incident followed a reported earthquake sound at 1 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuscalo
Longview
Emil Weise
Bank of Longview
Welse
House Adjourns Briefly in Honor of Wise of Virginia
Washington, Dec. 22 in session 26 minutes the House adjourned out of respect for Representative Wise of Virginia who died in Williamsburg earlier this month. Resolutions were adopted and a committee was named to attend the funeral. The adjournment under a joint resolution lasts until June 3, 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Representative Wise
Virginia
Williamsburg
Truthful Minn. Republicans Endorse Evans for Senate
In Truthuth Minnesota on December 22 GOP leaders from the ninth, fiftieth and fifty-first districts gathered with nearly all members present to unanimously endorse Robert G. Evans to succeed the late Senator Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trututh
Minn
Robert G. Evans
Davis
Indiana Farmer offers weekly farm news and subscription deal
The Indiana Farmer asserts its leadership among agricultural papers offering farmer focused news and legislative updates. Readers are urged to renew through this office with a 25 cent add on to the Times for a 1 year rate, with new subscribers prepaying benefiting from the offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Farmer
Congress
Indiana
Department of
Farm and Home Management
Indiana Fauuxr
the Times
No Room for Him in the Inn Sermon Speaks to Cobristmas
Rev. George Darsie preached a Cobristmas sermon on the theme There was no room for them in the inn. He urged Christ is often excluded from home business politics and even church life, noting social life excludes him, underscoring the season of Christ’s birth with a call for fuller fidelity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Darsie
Christ
Bath
Burglary at Longwood Home During The Day
Thieves broke into the Samuel M. Atherton residence between noon and 1 PM while the family was away. They ransacked the house from cellar to garret and stole a dollar ninety in cash a watch and chain and several rings. Neighbors observed two suspicious persons near the premises at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel M. Atherton
Longwood
Syrup of Figs Promoted By The Modern Mother
The Modern Mother finds Syrup of Figs best for gentle relief and children enjoy its use. The true remedy is made only by the California Fig Syrup Co. Miss Rachel Griffis hosted a pleasant party Saturday night for Misses Lessie and Flossie Thomas of Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Schillinger
Parry Manufacturing Co
Indianapolis
Fred
Conneraville
Elmer Endicott
California Fig Syrup Co
Misa Rachel Griffis
Lessie
Flossie Thomas
Indianapolie
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Pratt’s Shoe Store
Éthnenevittetine
F. M. Duvall
Court House
Bess Rippetoe
Myrtle
Rose Becker
Terre Haute
Elizabeth Wooley
Browneville
Alonzo Hamilton
J. B. Rose
Milton Trusier
East Connersville
Homer Perry
Frank Linton
Central Manufacturing Company
George Morrison
Robert Magill
Robert Haston
Mises Blanche Beall
Florence Achey
Emma Sanders
Santford Shortridge
Falmouth
Jesse P. Elliott
Alquina
Emmet Witter
Miss Mande
Mancie
Sumner Larimore
East Canneraville
Chamberlain
McKennan & Ashworth
E. K. Wetherald
Wetherald Bros
Hebron
Nebraska
Mattie Reid
Pnamonisa
Reid
Fercey
Rewaios
Roxy Barton
J. QC
Barton
Buckley
Indisnapolis
George W. Barbour
Andersonville
Marrage
Mr. Barbour
Amos Caldwell
Milton
Cambridge City
Charlotte
David Griffin
Martin B. Porter
Porter
William Porter
Jonathan Miller
Gleda Houghton
Edna Pfefflin
George Bierr
Gieda
Wwe
Cmith Stove CO
Portsmouth
Little Schomner
George B. Marshall
Hampton Roads
Old Point
North Athletic Squadron
Canons
THE
Phil Joseph
8. M. Atherton
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