Pioneer John H. Tyner Dies After Long Sickness
John H. Tyner born October 3, 1821 near Harrisburg Indiana was an early settler who cleared timber and expanded his farm after marrying Mary Carver in 1840. A long time Lick Creek church member he suffered heart trouble and died January 26 after a severe attack with care from neighbors. funeral at Leek Creek church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Harris Tyner
John
Fanny
Martin) Tyner
Harrisburg
Fayette County
Indiana
John H
Mary Carver
Lick Creek
Council Meeting Minutes Report Street Repairs
All members present at the regular council meeting with Mayor Clark presiding. Petitions from George Allen for garbage gathering and to open an alley at Baptist church granted. Treas urer plumber chief and marshal reports heard. salaries paid. Alley repairs ordered along routes near Ku Baas residence between 6th and 7th streets and Central and Eastern avenues. Bills approved for Murphy Conner Publishing Co Lewis Hayward Clark Frazee and others. Adjourned.
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Clark
George Allen
Baptist Church
Cficera
Merrell
7Th Streets
Perishableness and Transience in a Grim Vision
Fragmented verse laments mortality and decay as roses fade and mansions burn. The text contrasts passing wealth with fading hope and the inevitability of death, referencing a speaker and scattered garbled phrases about remedies and names, all rendered as damaged OCR.
Washington Letter on tariff bills and Philippine policy
The column notes Republican gains in passing the Porto Rico tariff with Democratic votes and discusses Senate action on Hawaii territorial government. It highlights speeches by Aldrich and Frye on policy, Ludlow’s Cuba visit, and Cannon’s stance on the Philippines. It also mentions military bills to upgrade Adjutant General and retire General Shafter.
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Hoe
Jane
Henge
Porto Rico
Poto Rico
Senate
Hawai
Aldrich
Conference Committee
Dapew
MecKinley
Charles I
Congress
Philippines
United States
Kindergarten of Liberty
Cuba
Frye
Ludlow
Miltary
Havana
Washington
McKinley
Root
Cabs
Ettres
Yellow Journal
Altormey
Coonoral Grigg
Anseee
Thce Chay
United
House Military Committee
Guba
Shafter
Lew N. Martin Dies After Illness at 58 in Connersville
Lew N. Martin born July 1 1848 in Bentonville Indiana moved with family to near Connersville. He married Myrda Keys October 16 1889 at Hutchinson Kansas and later lived there. He died February 18 1900 at age 58 after kidney trouble and pneumonia. Survived by wife and mother and siblings.
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Bentonville
Indiana
Connersville
Kare Sod
Caroline Martin
Emma
Tsus
Mother
Viarshall
Marena
Alice
Elmer
Leon
Charley
Lew
Myrda m. Keys
Hutchinson
Kansas
Notice of Final Settlement Michn P
Notice in Fayette Circuit Court to creditors and heirs that Wilbar Rudy administrator with will annexed of Elizabeth A Hubble deceased has filed final settlement for examination and approval. Hearing set for March 15 at Court 16, Conteraville Court, to show cause why account should not be approved. Witness Clerk of Fayette Court.
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Elizabeth A. Hubble
Fayette Crrenmit
Maret Terni
Wilbar Rudy
Elizabeth
Thubble
Mareh
Snad Rourt
Achierigteater
Bay Erfaerreait
Conteraville
Dadian
Pao
Sal Mikes
Fayette
Breautourt
Delegates chosen in Fayett county Republican meetings
In Fayett County precinct meetings Republicans selected delegates and alternates to State Congressional District and Joint Senatorial conventions. Delegates include W. Duwnss James McCann W. Stoops Charles Lewis Ward Jemison A. H. Rieman W. J. Call Will Sparks P.S. Flor Martin Reifle Lewis Lewallen Lee Langston Oscar Mitchell Overuser George Gar. Richard Nideckiitz D. W. Phillips Marshall Martin Christian iereb Henry Stoops Charis Williams John Payne O tver Alexander Jacob Murray T. M. Little Marion Crandle Charles G. Wolf Jacob A. Donar Richard Tyner E.S McCannahan Al Stone Zimri Perio A. I T. Beckett Jr James R. Carter KB. L. Veach and others were noted as delegates or alternates. The Jennings township delegates to the Senatorial convention were not yet selected.
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Tfirat
W. IF. Duwnss
James McCann
W. M. Stoops
Charles Smvb
Charles S. Lewis
William K. Potter
Jett
J. G. Kennedy
Robert Eskew
M. Holberg
Hk. G. Wait
FE. Kebl
W. EK. Orbittree
Ward Jemison
A. H. Rieman
W. J. Call
Will Sparks
P.S. Flor
P.O. McBurney
Martn Reifle
Lewis Lewallen
Lee Langston
Oscar Mitchell
FA. Overuser
Georve Gar
Seventh Eighth
Richard Nidecjiitz
Richard A. Dornan
N. M. Michener
D. W. Phillips
Marshall Martin
Christian Iereb
John S Part
I. C. Bryson
John Stone
Richard Tyner
Marshall Benedict
E.S McCannahan
W.T. Sipe
al Stone
Zimri Perio
Jennings
Jackson Township
A. I T. Beckett, Jr
Charles Stoallwood
James R. Carter
S.H. Helvie
KB. L. Veach
C. A. Corbin
Florida Tour Notes On Orange Hill And Slavery Reminiscence
A Florida travel letter describes a winter cold snap April-like weather across the state, visits to Orange Hill, and a tour over pine lands with grand live oaks. The piece recounts a former slave plantation, slave flogging history, and a brutal owner, alongside remarks on northern ownership and future cultivation. It notes a slave’s escape and ultimate death, and ends with local theft news from Chipley and Metamora.
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Florida
West Florals
Georgia
Orange Hill
Tndianapoli
Vis
Darkie
Cyprus
Gulf
Qait
Wusas Schon
Chipley
Flormda
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Morrow
John Morrow & Co
Springfeld
Ohio
Platt
Kennedy Street
Kokomo
End
William Murphy
Conner Publishing Co
K. Lewis
Bourbon Copper & Brass
Needer & Stooz
Hayward
Frazee
Fannie
Level
Sterling Hamedy Co
Ricntcomery Ward & CO
Michigan
Madcon Ab
Cheng
States Supreme Court
Cannon
Philippine
Lewis N. Martin
Usie
Connersville Township
Jennings Township
Saint
Porto
Ricies
San Juan de
Rio
Porto Riess
Albaney
Pennsylvania
Das Compra Treikeat Ochatsaga
Salts
Main
Vincennes
Fen
Toonedlon
Enoch Crowell
Metamora
Atlert
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