Lon Williams Dies After Fall From Coal Wagon
Alonzo Milton Williams known as Lon Williams, longtime Conner and Lewis driver, fell from a coal wagon beside Mrs. Eliza Sloneker’s home on West Tenth Street and died shortly after. He leaving a widow, two sons Hugo Williams and Carres Williams, and a daughter Mrs Frank Wenger, with brothers and colleagues mourning a quiet, industrious life.
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Alonzo Milton Williams
Lon Williams
Mr. Williams
Conner & Lewis
Eliza Sloneker
West Tenth Street
Charles Schneiderman
Mr. Schneiderman
Mrs. Slonekers House
Hie
Bruse
Mack
Laurel
Tle
Cornier
Summit Avenue
Third Street
Hugo Williams
Phil Joseph
Cincinnati
Carres Williais
Chicago
Amrs
Frank Wenger
Alphonzo Williams
Darrel
Willan FE
Jonathan Williams
John J. Wiliams
Shields
Scott Williams
Sheriff’s Misfortune Drops Anchor at Nodo County Jail
In Nodo County New York the sheriff, noted for opposing village liquor sales, finds his boarding house empty as rumors spread the jail may be sold to cover debts. He laments the lack of tenants, recalls failed attachments, and says the judge would fine him for contempt if he resigns, forcing him to stay.
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Nodo County
New York
Fata
Freight Crews Return as Hoisting Resumes in Indianapolis
Freight crews laid off during the terminal viaduct repairs are back on duty as the traction company resumes freight hauling into Indianapolis. The new system moving freight to the city center is running smoothly and will stay in effect until viaduct work finishes. Miss Flora Allen hosted the Young Peoples Christian Club at her Virginia avenue home last night.
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Bo& ©. Traction Company
Greight
Indianapolis
Eley
Flora Allen
Young Peoples Christian Club
Virginia Avenue
Bluffton
Ty A. Wo ‘Berrell
Kiest Hlaven
Terrell
Terred
Drakephia
United States
Bliffton
Luaves
Buck
Michigan City
Fred
Suit
Torhient
Cornea
Gos Hanaly
Otrath
Indianapolis News
Cnd
Iso
Hares
Covington Lad Doctor Ad Ad to Meet Meyers Narrow Escape
A Covington lad doctor, Dr O B Dale of Alguina, faced a dangerous river crossing at Wilson Creek when his buggy and horse were swept downstream after the ford gave way. He clung to branches and swam to the bank with his horse, losing the buggy and medical chest but escaping serious harm.
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Covington
Cale
Meyers
O. BE. Dale
Alguina
Wilson Creek
Procolville Road
Carlier
Gini Ten Eine
Ning
Ford
Weber
Wes
Date
Strane
Toose
Dr. Dale
Civil War Heroine Mrs Oair of Indianapolis Dies at 80
Mrs Mary J Oair widow of James OCflair and mother of several Indianapolis teachers and officials dies at 22604 North Alabama Street aged 80. Her life is recalled for aiding Civil War families, offering homes and supplies, while her family operated in Indiana society. She leaves a wife, four children and a dependent stepson.
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Mary J. Oobain
John O'Hair
The
Laurel Review
Indiannapolis
Indianiapolis Star
Baarel
Mary
O'llair
Dstmes Ocflair
Does AL Pichehiard
Harves Bo
Tate
North Alabams Street
Abrs. O'tair
O'thair
O' Bladr
Blair
Sso
Pritehired
Criminal Court
Shirvey Bo Stout
S Justice Stout
Nso
Abodiue
Chests Ocbair
Lome
Jones Ootaie
Thastiinad
Thie
Ore Ul
Saloon Reform Move in East Haven Slugger Union
Local saloon keepers formed a reform group in East Haven to enforce a strict law observance with bylaws, a $100 death benefit, and an initiation fee of $2.40. Several signatories pledged to close by eleven on Fridays and limit alcohol, but dissent arose as some members did not uphold the rules and the plan appears to be collapsing.
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W.A. Confeyo
Peter J. Hi
Michael Murphy
Michael Oreman
Edward H. Michie
Coa
Lear
Paradox on the world’s motion and still days
The narrator reflects on the paradox of a rotating earth seeming to stand still on certain days. The piece contrasts the scientific fact of a round earth with personal perception, noting the tension between what is known and felt.
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Flatie Bos
City schools close for Miss Niedowles funeral
Funeral attendance fills streets as city residents gather for services. Notables present include Mrs. Willian Wallace of Milton, Mrs. Willignn Jeqwisns of Hieloroid Waaley Cadhowan and Mrs. Ate Calloway of Pome tiny.
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Pertiooi
Miss Tewess
Hieloroid Waaley Cadhowan
Ate Calloway
Pome Tiny
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Ypun
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Connersville
Asuinet Hay
Perrimaany
Wilkes
Socides
Scutes
Joh O'Hairn
Paria Tel
Sears
Iis
Charles
Biikeh Wier
Coromer Bor
Aly Wi Fincas
Frontare
East Haven Hoosier
Flinger
Slaughter House
Indianagatis Star
J. W. Terrell Sigaad
LeRue
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CMR
Richmond
Dr. Smith
Heat
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Hin
Rjdaver
LaRne
Guy
Wwee
LaRue
Walter Quiesser
Quesser
Quiesser
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Fhloosiers
Plete
Krebs New
Paris
Hamilton News-Republican
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Hiiamilton
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