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Newspaper
Connersville Times
Location
Connersville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1901
Page
4
A historical piece argues nerve force underpins overall vitality and that fatigue, heart palpitations, and impaired brain and organ function arise from diminished nerve power. It frames modern stress as a burden on the nervous system leading to health decline.
Mrs Mae Claspont longtime resident of the city dies after weeks of throat trouble and declining health. She was 07 and widow of A J Claypoe. Funeral from her late home Friday at 3 o clock with Rev Dargie and St John’s Day service to follow. Masonic fraternity to attend.
A Manila style letter describes troop life with humor and fear in the islands, including burial, executions, and rumors of homeward leave. An accompanying note reports Anderson seeking private garbage disposal rights for the city and a proposed syndicate plan to build an interplant plant and convert packaging into fertilizer, linking Muncie to the proposed project.
A local report from Mer Indiana describes an arrest linked to a kidnapping charge involving a child. The prosecuting witness is identified as Albert Mitehell, with Lizzie Mitehel named in connection to the case and custody matters.
Ambrose of Live Oak Station died of heart failure at her home. Undertaker Sroith removed the remains. Mrs Lyons is survived by six children and a husband. funeral arrangements have not yet been made.
In Tevansville Indiana on June 15 farmers from Poser and Vanderbure counties with Mt Vernon officers formed a posse to hunt Louis Winn, the murderer of Henry Curry. Winn escaped on a freight train after rain hindered tracking and was later captured at Carmi Illinois and brought back. Tense race relations loom as Morgan colored residents threaten vigilante action without leadership.
Jesse Ernest of Sycamore Street took morphine to relieve cramps calling on Dr. Porter for help. Attempts by Dr. Porter and colleagues Dre Lindwick and Clark stabilized him. he was pronounced out of danger after treatment.
Charlea Sleet, held two weeks for carrying concealed weapons, was released today. Constable John Freeman awaited in the reception room to read a warrant for re arrest on the standing charge. Sleet planned to move on as the rail line upgrades nearby connect Baesxonus Station gravel pit.
In Iknightstown a three year old girl named Latcile Bowania, daughter of Ae quid Mrs. Willian Lawhat, was saved from drowning in a waterway after slipping from a bank into the Blue river. The timely action by her brother and a bystander named George Thess pulled her from the water before serious harm occurred.
Reports from Goshen and Portland clue a deadly sequence: a loft fire at Chas Oswalds home endangering children, the death of a two year old found in a canal, and the discovery of a disfigured body near the lake shore. Local authorities investigate possible foul play as the city copes with several recent deadly incidents.
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