Year end thanks from our dry goods store
The shop thanks patrons for support and pledges continued honest dealings and fair prices. It invites noncustomers to visit the clean, well stocked showrooms of dry goods clothing hats shoes and furnishings and promises to refund money if mistakes occurred in recent weeks.
Local residents visit county relatives and workers noted
Funk son of Dr Fank is at home this week. Mr Fank is a navy officer stationed in Columbus. Mr and Mrs Frank Shank of Milltown are visiting friends and relatives in the county. Mr Shank is master mechanic at the Speed Co Stone mills at that place.
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Fank
Navy
Columbus
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Shank
Co Stone Amills
Japan Mobilizes for War as Port Arthur Campaign Expands
Tokyo reports a vast mobilization with Oyama slated to command about 500000 men. Recruits and reservists fill barracks as Formosa defenses rise, while transports keep moving. The siege at Port Arthur continues with Japanese forces advancing on Ta Huchiatun and nearby villages.
Japanese Forts Rise as Port Arthur Siege Looms
Chefoo reports thousands of coolies building strong forts at Dalny and Port Arthur as Japan plans a large assault before the Chinese New Year. General Nogi reportedly seeks 60,000 reinforcements while Kamimura’s squadron heads south for a planned response.
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Chefoo
Dalny
Port Arthur
Nogi
Japan
Jap Cruisers Move South Aiming at Baltic Squadron
Hong Kong reports on trusted authority that a powerful Japanese task force of battleships and armored cruisers, with fifteen colliers and transports, is sailing south to strike at the Russian Baltic squadron.
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Tokio
Kamimura
Port Arthur
Hong Kong
Situation Remains Unchanged in Mukden Front
Mukden dispatch reports the war situation unchanged with both armies in extended positions to the east and continuing artillery clashes.
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Mukden
Seven Killed in Wreck Near Mauds Station Ill
A Southern Railway collision between two passenger trains near Mauds Station Illinois killed seven people seven workers and one passenger died and injuries to two passengers and eight workers were reported. The crash occurred after an operator failed to relay a meeting point order between Mt Carmel and Princeton Illinois.
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Princeton
Ind
St. Louis
Southern Railway
Louisville
Mauds Station
Ill
Charlies Schmidt
Centralia
Bowen
Charles Hutt
H. D. Hogan
Georgetown
Underwood
Henry Oskin
Tenison
John Hudson
Browns
Arm torn from body in fence accident at Washington
Harmon Neerimer suffered a severe injury when a shotgun slipped from his grasp while he climbed a fence in Washington. The weapon struck a rail and exploded, tearing off his arm. He survives but doctors have no hope for recovery.
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Washington
Ind
Harmon Neerimer
Neerimer
Tragedy at Millersville Road Crossing
Indianapolis businessmen Wm. A. Barrett and Stuart R. Johnson were struck by a Pennsylvania train while crossing the Lake Erie & Western tracks on Millersville road. Barrett died instantly. Johnson later died from his injuries.
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Indianapolis
Lake Erie & Western
Millersville Road
Wm. A. Barrett
Stuart R. Johnson
Pennsylvania
Barrett
Johnson
Man Pleads Guilty to Embezzlement in Vandalia Case
Rockville Indiana December 26 Delbert M Brewer pleaded guilty to embezzling funds from the Vandalia Railway and Adams Express companies and was sentenced to the reformatory under the indeterminate sentence act.
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Rockville
Ind
Delbert M. Brewer
Vandalia Railway Company
Adams Express Company
Fatal Family Quarrel in Evansville
George Reinart was shot and killed in a fight with his father-in-law W T Leggett and brother-in-law George Newman in Evansville Indiana Sunday. Newman and Leggett were arrested.
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Evansville
Ind
George Reinart
W.T. Legett
George Newman
Newman
Leggett
British Board of Trade Claims Update
London December 21 the board of inquiry into the North England cloged incident reported proceedings. A brief statement noted ongoing examination and awaiting further evidence from witnesses.
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London
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Indiana State News Short Specials for Hoosiers
Indiana reports show consumption leading deaths at 337 for the last month with 136 male and 201 female victims. Violence caused 163 deaths, 7 murders, 24 personal crisis cases. accidental deaths 132, gunshots most common. Pneumonia 229 deaths, smallpox 12 with 355 cases statewide. Fire from locomotive destroys Valparaiso area barn and stock, costing Meister and Walsh combined losses around 7 500 with partial insurance.
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Indiana
The
State Board of Health
Ind
Sa- Valparais&y Gd
Martin Meister
Wheeler
County
Charles Walsh
Meister
Walsh
Olive
Kidnapped Boy Found After Disappearance
Foley Brazelton, a fourteen year old Greensburg schoolboy missing ten days, was found with a tramp near North Vernon. Detectives held Clarence Shaw of Syracuse, NY, and Jack Riley. the boy says the pair forced him to beg and planned to take him south for ransom.
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Greensburg
Ind
North Vernon
Foley Brazelton
C. F. Brazelton
Clarence Shaw
Syracuse
N. Y
Jack Riley
Governor Graces Four Life Convicts at Michigan City
Michigan City residents report Governor Durbin granted clemency to four life prisoners. One received a pardon while three were paroled. The released men include George Fritts from Lawrence county who was convicted of murder in 1901 and Samuel Price convicted in 1898.
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Michigan City
Durbin
Institution
George Fritts
Lawrence County
Samuel ‘H
Tragedy in Star City as new bride ends life
Mrs. Wm. Comphils village, married twenty days, hanged herself with a clothesline. She was about twenty two. No motive given. Her father John Thornburg, a farmer near Pulaski, died by suicide about ten years ago.
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Star City
Ind
Wm. Comphils Village
John Thornburg
Pulaski
Blatien Sentenced to Life in Indiana Murder Case
Greenfield Ind Dec 23 The jury in the case of Charles V Blatien convicted him of the murder of Robert Razier at Maxwell and fixed his punishment at life imprisonment. It marks the first time life imprisonment has been imposed in the county.
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Blathen
Greenfield
Ind
Charles V. Blatien
Robert«razier
Maxwell
Southwest Indiana Teachers Association Organized
Princeton Indiana December 26 Superintendent Harold Barnes of Princeton schools plans to organize the Southwest Indiana Teachers Association to include twenty counties as public school teachers have often been unable to attend state meetings.
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Princeton
Ind
Harold Barnes
Southwest
Indiana
A Boy and a Gun Accident Claims Life
Boonville Indiana December 23 William E Young of Pigeon Spencer county dies from an accidental gunshot fired by a youthful hunting companion. Young was thirty five years old.
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Boonville
Ind
William E. Young
Pigeon
Spencer County
Young
Tragedy in Leeport as Jones kills two then himself
Fred Jones of Charlotteville shot and killed Constable William C. Gray and widow Abbie Goodrich in Leeport New York. He then shot himself in the head. Jones, a rejected suitor for Mrs Goodrich, was twenty eight. she was fifty four.
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Leeport
N. Y
Fred Jones
Charlotteville
William C. Gray
Abbie Goodrich
Jones
Kuropatkin Reports Skirmishing Near Tapinlan
General Kuropatkin reports skirmishing on December 24 near Tapinlan. Russian advance posts were driven in by the Japanese but later advanced again and recaptured their former positions. Russian losses were trifling while Japanese losses were heavy.
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Kuropatkin
St. Petersburg
Tapinlan
Noted Priest Dying In Cronstadt Mobilization War Update
Cronstadt December 26 Father John of Cronstadt is critically ill as thousands of peasants await confession. Russian reserves mobilized in seven military districts in the war's third and largest call, adding about 200000 men to the army.
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Cronstadt
John of
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