Local Notes On Rail Incident and Community Ties
There was a rail incident near Hubers Station where a southbound freight engine left the rails. A retriever was sent to move the train back, the eagle was pried back, and the delay lasted over an hour. John Coe faced a grand jury indictment for assault and battery, pled guilty, and paid fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Oound
Hubers Station
John Coe
H. L. Hurst
Coe
Fayette Circuit
Edna Pfafflin
May Luking
Indianapolis
Stua
Europe
Lester's Busy Store and Local Notices
Local brief notes record Ed and Minesgi Showndllies from Brookville visiting, William Callaway sending a carload of horses to Cincinnati, Willard Medline enlisted for cavalry and heads to Ft Thomas, Willian Brown hosting Mrs Geli Hart, Nellie Bird takes a job at the Emporium, and attendees from this city at Lackey Sales in Cambridge City. Several residents including Dan Jeffrey A J Oliver Joe Moffett John Coe Charles Hawkins and John Mettett visit contemporaries. Frederick Ott visits from Franklin County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Bird
New Straightville
Ohio
Emporium
Geli Hart
Willian Brown
Cambbridge City
Dan Jeffrey
A. J. Oliver
Joe Moffett
John Coe
Charles Hawkins
John Mettett
Frederick Ott
Franklin County
Parisian Sage advertised as hair growth remedy in Rochester
An ad by Green Bros promotes Parisian Sage claiming to cure dandruff and prevent baldness. It features a testimonial from Harry Reid of Manhattan Street Rochester New York noting new hair growth and darker color. The product is priced at 50 cents a bottle with a money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Bros
Harry Reid
Manhattan St
Rochester
N.Y
Interurban Crash Near Noblesville Injures Thirteen
A northbound Indiana Union Traction streetcar traveling at about forty mph collided with a southbound freight car two miles north of Noblesville Wisconsin? The crash hurt thirteen passengers with three feared fatally injured. Motorman Flighes and Conductor Lowe acted quickly to warn and escape the impact. The derailment followed a sharp curve making sighting difficult.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noblesville
Ind
Indiana Union Traction Company
John Ss. Lowe
Alfred Abrams
Indianapolis
Abrams
Kaiser
Flighes
Kaiser Switch
Cftys Limis
Ene
Abrims
Phrehes
Fire at Saikley Store Damages Interior and Stairway
A blaze at N Saikley’s store at Sixth and Central erupted around 1 am. Fire started near a southeast window and caused heavy interior damage including the stair to the second floor, with most loss from smoke. the building is insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Saikley
Sixth and
Central
Saiktes
Cerest
Saikdey
Saifitey
Subscriptions deadline set by Times News Co publishers
The Times News Co warns delinquent subscribers that no copies will be sent after April 1, 1908, unless payment is made. A compliance date of April 1, 1908 is given with options to avoid service stoppage.
Foraker and Dick Will Acquiesge In Warshinstea
Fragmentary text notes a political confrontation mentioning Foraker and Dick, a convention, and discussion of a policy deadlock. The readable portions reference pacification of visitors, reservations, and a tense exchange about action and the end of a deadlock as phrases like foraker and dick appear amid unclear context.
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Ohio
Amd
Foraker
Ek Wee
Alietiner
Fuebie
Ted
Poraker
Mrs B F Claypool Dies in Indianapolis
Mrs B F Claypool, widow of the late I J Claypool of Connersville, died at the Denison Hotel in Indianapolis after long illness. She was born in Morris Town New York and lived in Connersville earlier. Survived by two daughters Dessie and Mrs Wood M Jailsen, funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Indianapolis Star
Sesicredas
Nored Capes Ward
Bd. Claypool
Abel, Claypool
Ints
Benjamin Claypool
Connersville
di Lading Deearseid
Abr
Cho Cook
Indianapolis
Bo Ploch
Dendeson Hotel
Claypool
Tb. I. Claypool
GGAW
Liya
Ust
T. Mes
Morristown
N.Y
Perre Elante
Vloor Ts
Ind Hols
Pso
New York City
New York
Denison
Rative
Dessie de
Not Born On Same Day In Shelbyville
Shelbyville Indiana reports twins born on consecutive days. Mrs Roy Sexton presented them to her husband Thursday night and Friday morning. One baby born around 11 oclock at night and the other around 1 oclock the next morning. Weighs seven and eight pounds respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelbyville
Ind
Padus
Roy Sexton
Orelock
Pilgrimge South and Season Prep Learnings for Cra Innstiterhe
Players depart for St Augustine and Florida to begin season drills with Ganzel guiding practice. Twenty five man squad trimmed to eighteen will train at least three hours daily in preparation for opening games, while roster changes and late arrivals shape expectations. Subscribers warned of delinquent payments with new deadline and possible replacement copies after April 1 1908.
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Tuas
Agein
Frome Posxas
Plaridia
Bais
Helle
Mocth
Fais
Segay
War
Uri
Cra Innsti Terhe
St. Augustine
Floride
Morehos
Puesdas
Thervedtter Mumisger Ganzel
Mitchetti
Weimer
Hinegsins
MeLesat lWwine
Schlet
Te Alovida
Delinquent subscribers urged to remit before April 1
Notice warns readers to settle arrears immediately or risk suspension of the paper after April 1. Delinquent subscribers owing one year or more by April 1 face loss of service unless payment is made by the deadline. The publishers say no alternatives will be offered.
OConner funeral attendees return home
Joto O'Conner and Mrs M Carney of Chicaro Michael and Janett OConner of Cottage Grey and John Cooney and wife of Tininitfen attended Daniel O Conner's funeral Saturday and have returned to their homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joto O'Conner
M. Carney
Chicaro
Michael
Janett O'Conner
Cottage Grey
John Cooney
Tininitfen
Daniel O'Conner
Jury Dismissed in Brunauch Case
Special to the Neo Indianapeatie reports the jury in the Brunauch case was dismissed after consideration. The details describe the jury’s readiness and the defense and prosecution teams presenting arguments. A recipient, Mrs. William Conwell, received a Christmas box that had been in transit since December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian Conwell
Tasdaws
Russia
Mary Mo Stevens Aged Widow in Bun Ethe County
Mary Mo Stevens died February 1 in Bun Ethe county Padiauna Mas Pu TsSie aged VT years, 2 months. She married WF Jamtpus and lived at Ul Bochurch next to Garrison Creek. Survived by husband and many children and relatives. Funeral arrangements noted by local church and family.
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Mary Mo Stevens
Bunethe
Padiauna
Mas
Pears Bate
Wrother
Unies
Fang
Chavdes
Ofive
Pearh
Loven
Laie
Williat
Viso
Abe
Onder
Dando
Sda
Poe
Sieas
Kiewit
Simoe
Gene
Ryan
Cote Weil
Diother
Theody
Cass
Witsert
Heaeliais
Avid
TSM
Beerab
Samliens
Subscription Notice for Delinquent Readers
In arrears readers are urged to remit promptly. Subscribers delinquent after April 1908 will be dropped and only the paper date will be counted. The Times News Co. announces no action beyond posting cancellation for unpaid subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times-News CO
Morntan Elder Foretells Salvation Amidst Turbulent Times
An elderly Morntan figure proclaims the salvation of the world as a guiding hope during a period of upheaval. He cites religious duties and local church gatherings in references to Paieco Colo and Podiana, urging faith amid uncertain events and urging continued devotion to sacred paths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ile Pudiniapatis Ib
Paieco
Colo
Lloosier
Cpa
Drunken Scene In Signers Town Amid Prohibition Enforcement
A muddy OCR fragment describes drinks shutdown in a town under prohibition. It mentions a signers group and a punitive stance, noting low operation of saloons and concern over temperance. Names and clear events are obscured, but the gist points to enforcement actions and public sentiment.
Minister's Fifth Wife Widowed at Sixty in Blooming Context
A garbled notice reports a minister's fifth wife, aged sixty, described as a blooming widow. The fragmented text mentions a Josephing Smith daughter and a secret affair, with references to dates and months, but remains unclear.
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Laurel
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Letha Wolfe
Calvin Moore
Jessie Pence
Edna Eschbaugh
Mary Hilby
Bankers Hill
I. B. Powell
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J W. Fanikner
C. Hall
Fool. Barrows
D. AW. McKee
High Schol
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Minesgi
Aus
William Callaway
Cincinnati
Willard
Medline
Vonnersville
Ft. Thomas
T. He Bunnel
Monroe
Louie DeHaven
Tipton Pastor
Wistom
Louis H. Stine
Tipton
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Theatier
Othe Reve Vir
Charles Fillmore
Tile Side Avenue
Toa
Charvel
Winders
Stine
Saikley
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Ladies Oxfords
Wisses
Oxfords
Childrens
Pratt’s Shoe Store
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Connersville, Ind
B. F. Claypool
Indianpolis
Stuc
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Mondas
Pwiis
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Serrepmsaiunees
Times-News Co. Publishers
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