Local Notes and Obituaries in July First 1908
Val Snyder mourns the loss of his French imported stallion Nanteer at the Welsh barn after illness and lockjaw. The horse was insured for 1000 dollars, valued at 2000. Funeral services for Mrs Amanda Huber were held at the Episcopal church with Rev E C Bradley officiating. pallbearers included A Simpkins J W Ross and others. Interment followed at the city cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Val Snyder
Nanteer
France
M. CG. Hudson
Bushville Road
Henry Kehl
Walter Saxon
Fairview
Geo. Kinder
Nickel Plate Pike
Amanda Huber
Episcopal Church
E. C. Bradley
A. Simpkins
J. W. Ross
W. E. Ochiltree
George Ostheimer
Co. D. Beck
I. R. Nave
Funeral Services and Local Visits Highlight Thursday
The community notes funeral services for Samuel H. Helvie at the First M I church with Rev. John Machlan presiding and pallbearers listed. Visitors include Roy Mooney and daughter from Colorado, Mrs Bate Denver, and Mrs Frank Gabett at Lyons Station. Msgs mention Mrs F H Hall and son Claire visiting Valparaiso relatives and W H Brandenburg in town from Brownsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Hall
Claire
Anna Bell
Valparaiso
Ind
Samuel H. Helvie
M. I
John Machlan
Main Street
Connersville
J. H. Jewell
Albert Brown
Charles Branson
Benjamin Rotherford
Reed Nickels
George Kehl
Union Cemetery
Lyons Station
Roy Mooney
Colorado
Bate Denver
Thompson
Rushville
Charles Brown
Frank (Abett
W. HL. Brandenburg
Brownsville
Wilson Ball sues land contractor for damages over timber loss
In Liberty Circuit court Wilson Ball a Longwood farmer sues Tnland Construction for about 1800 dollars claiming destruction of valuable young timber used in the Williams Creek crossing project. The docket notes nearby residents shopping and local social events including Rebekah degree work and a portrait unveiling postponed due to illness. Police report Paul Finch fined 19.50 after pleading guilty to unsanitary conditions at a Central avenue lunch room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Ball
Tnland Construction Company
Liberty
Longwood
Big Williams Creek
Henry Osborne
Anderson
Paul Finch
Central Avenue
William Sterrell
Merrell
Finch
Mrs Craig's Home Damaged by Fire on West Fifth Street
Mrs Hallie Craig a widow with many children on West Fifth Street suffered a severe fire that damaged her four room home. Firefighters faced low water pressure delaying the blaze suppression though most front furniture was saved. Origin believed to be in the kitchen. insurance through a building association may help her recover the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallie Craig
Proposed Cut Off Profile and Specifications Subm to County Board
A proposed cut off profile and specifications will be submitted to the county board along with the bid and bond. The document outlines project details, requirements, and compliance steps for contract approval and funding.
Wealthy Richmond editor faces will contest after fortune claim
Oldest son Rudolph Leeds, editor of the Richmond Palladium, may contest his father W B Leeds's will. The elder left his vast fortune largely to his second wife and her child, with a trust fund of about 5 to 10 million dollars and a possible change before sailing. Engineers plan river straightening and road improvements near Connersville with land condemnation and a $14,000 estimated cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. BB. Leeds
Richmond
Ruedolph Leeds
Richmond Palladium
New York
Evening World
Elisha Dyer
W. B. Leed
Leeds
Rudolph
Hichmond
Indiana
Stewart
Rondem Paitno
Railway Pays Back Taxes After Expert Claim
Indianapolis Union Railway pays 10582.40 in city and city school taxes after Judge Lawson M. Harvey's order. The excess results from expert John W. Coons identifying tax underpayments and sharing fees with county auditor R. F. E. McClure. McClure will receive around 1200, with additional funds possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawson M. Harvey
Superior Court
Indianapolis Union Railway
Senacr
Leonard M. Quill
FE. J. Robinson
John W. Coons
Coons
Vatters
Indianapolis Star
R. F E. McClure
McClure
Union Railway Company
Cite
Coustant
McCluire
McClue
Foley's Honey and Tar Endorsed for Coughs and Lung Trouble
A. A. Herren of Finch Arkansas praises Foley's Honey and Tar as the best cough and lung remedy, claiming it cured consumption in early stages. S. O. McKennan & son support the product with similar satisfaction claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Herren
Finch, Ark
Foley
S. O. McKennan & Son
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement From Connersville Woman
Mrs. Clifford Hall of Connersville Indiana testifies Doan's Kidney Pills relieved severe backaches headaches and nighttime trips to the toilet. She reports improved kidney function energy and strength after using the product sold by Green Brothers drug store at 60 cents with Poster Milburn Co as sole U.S. agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Connersville
Clifford Hall
Eleventh Street
Ind
Green Brothers’ Drug Store
Poster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan
Grover Cleveland to be buried at Princeton today
Funeral services announced for Grover Cleveland at Princeton with a private burial at the cemetery. President Roosevelt and governors from New Jersey New York Georgia will attend as friends, not in official capacity. Clergy from Princeton University Brick Presbyterian and First Presbyterian churches to lead brief house service and graveside rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Presbyterian Church
Grover Cleveland
Ruth
Roosevelt
Fort
New Jersey
Pykes
New York
Hoke Smith
Georgia
Cleveland
Westland
Hey Heurs van Kvkhe
Princeton University
Woman in Taft Circle Influenced Supreme Bench Nomination
Washington Special reports that Mrs Taft allegedly persuaded William Howard Taft to decline a Supreme Court path to focus on the presidency. The Taft home on K Street described as Filipino-influenced and famed hostess Mrs Patt allegedly drew on travel tales and anecdotes at receptions, shaping public perception of the First Lady’s influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wiliam HH. Taft
William HH
Moody
Taft
K Street
Hayes
Klayves
John W. Hierron
Cincinnati
Swift Della May dies after brief illness in Laurel
Della May Swift died after a two week illness in Laurel Ind near West Path Street. The deceased attended Laurel Christian Church in youth and joined the local church in the city about three years ago. She left behind four children Mildred and three others four sisters and several brothers, with many relatives awaiting a joyous reunion in the hereafter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Behlind
Della May Swift
Metamorn
Pod
Jane
West Path Street
Laurel
Ind
Beascoe
Milder Dois
Christ
Notre
Elini
Cerniel
Dorek
Mildred
Mars
A. de Parvis
Sylvia Drawlites
Elwood
Rasene Laher
Miss Pearl Swift
Lear Brothers
Prank
Arthur
Sherry
Thomas McCullum Killed While On Los Angeles Railway Work
William McCullum of Fayette County received word that his brother Thomas B McCullum was accidentally killed on a railroad assignment in Los Angeles California. He was about forty five years old and unmarried leaving a father and four brothers plus a sister. The burial will be in Los Angeles and no details of the death are available. The family’s long mystery history includes the 12 year old disappearance of Miss Mary McCullom whose fate remains unsolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McCullum
Thomas B. McCullum
Los Angeles
California
McCullom
Fayette County
Fried McCuullom
Hiwood
Charles
John McCuullom
Indianapolis
Theodore
Willigia
Herta Carpenter
Andersonvilw
William McCollum
Atlantic
Farilier
Paporcy
Meclom
Brookville
Hush McCullen
Mary
Ter
Oman
toVe
Maite Barcasy
McCullum
Jer Vietures
Mica Plomi
Charlie Ross
Prohibition Era Notes on Local Licensing and Taxes
Fragmentary OCR outlines proposed local prohibition measures in a New Jersey township. It references amendments, licensing for alcoholic drinks, township board action, and penalties for unlicensed sale, with language about decriminalizing certain purchases and revoking licenses for violators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Souther
Montelue
Chicwse
Otter Harty
New Jersey
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Lester
Lester's
Doh Worster
Everton
Chester Stephens
Martin Stephen
Orange
R. McMuallen
Waterloo Township
Davy
Rebekahs
Williams Spencer
Emma Banks
Emerald Rebekah
Fairmouth
Metamora
Lawrenceburg
Francis Bathner
Bessie Webb
Violet Burkhart
Margaret Welch
Peter Conley
Francis T. Roots
James M. McIintosh
McIntosh
Burns
Insurer
Rudolph Leeds
Kart Hanson
Chas. Williams, Jr
Ingineer Stewart
Robert Hsken
Scott Winter
Margaret Shields
LaRue
Ball Park
Sue
R. E. McClure
Union Railway
Mr. McClure
Byterian
Chichester
Tee
ASSOC
RAND
Wai Nurases
S.S. S
All
THE
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta, GA
Mrs. Taft
Nevermore
Thos. McUllom
Cal
Mary McCullom
Mr. Bartendas
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