Corydon Fourth Offers Local Goods and Events
Corydon merchants promote home goods from Bullett & Son’s ice cream freezers to Rowe Bros furniture. Community notes mention school services, church outings, and an all-county Fourth of July gathering with preparations at Pfrimmer's Chapel and St. Peter’s Sunday school.
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Pfrimmer’s Chapel
St. Peter’s
Louisville
Great Sunday school rally on the 4th at Corydon
Corydon hosts a two mile parade with bannered schools. Dinner on the fair grounds follows an oration by J Frank Hanley of Lafayette Indiana. Patriotic songs led by cornets and school choirs. Phonograph music all day and automobile races headline a day of events. Rowe Bros advertise dining chairs from three dollars.
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Corydon
Fair Ground
J. Frank Hanley
Lafayette
Ind
Mob Burns Negro after Lynching Attempt in Wilmington
A mob of about two thousand attacked the county workhouse in Wilmington to lynch George White, the accused assailant and killer of Helen Bishop. Guards fought back, a boy and a man were wounded, and White was seized, confessed at the scene, and was burned with bullets raking his body. Narratives report King Peter I departing Geneva for Belgrade and other items from St. Louis to Canon City.
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George White
Helen Bishop
Belgrade
Geneva
Peter I of
Servia
Rue
Belot
Popovics
Senate
Charles Wagner
Cincinnati
Bellefontaine
State Penitentiary
Canon City
Colo
Wearing
Charles M. Schwab
Amercan
Manilla
Servant Girls' Union planned in Columbus
Columbus set to form a union for servant girls with walking delegates and working agreements after several meetings. In Portsmouth an 11 year old girl Bertha Firchild choked on a grape and died before aid could arrive.
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Servant Girls’ Union
Columbus
Servant Girls of
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Bertha Firchild
Inmate Dies From Burns At Dayton Hospital Ward
Dayton Ohio reports Robert Webb 92 an inmate at the Dayton hospital for the insane died from burns after falling into a tub of boiling water in his ward. Also in Salem Ohio a 2 year old girl Julia Bullard drowned after slipping into a water crack. London mourns as King Edward orders two weeks of mourning for King Alexander of Servia.
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Dayton, O
Robert Webb
Dayton Hospital For the
Salem
Julia
R. H. Bullard
Yale Falls to Harvard in Annual Commencement Game
In New Haven Yale University was defeated by Harvard 16 to 6 in the annual commencement game. Also reporting Naples volcano Vesuvius in full eruption as of June 22.
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Yale
Harvard
New Haven
Conn
Naples
Vesuius
Multiple Global News Bits From October to November
A long list of diverse items including a Paris art raid valued at $200,000, a San Juan hotel robbery, a Harrisburg wheel accident injuring two, a Rome Cardinals sitting in July, Croatian armed clash with gendarmes, a Norfolk and Western derailment near Marion with two trainmen dead, a $7 million cotton deal, the Adams descendant’s death in Hamilton, a New Orleans sewer project, and various political and criminal updates from across the United States and abroad.
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Akron
Paris
Leslee Lumsden
New Orleans
San Juan
P. R
Pennsylvania Road
Harrisburg
Moeller
Diocese of
Columbus
Rome
Lundberg
Croatia
Norfolk and Western
Marion
Hamilton
New York
Franklyn Fyles
Chicago
Ben Landis
Catherine Sullivan
Toledo
Bond Set for Man Charged in Involuntary Servitude Case
United States Commissioner Wilson fixed a 2000 bond for C. H. Winter who is charged with keeping Nellie Fields a negro girl in involuntary servitude near Brookside Alabama. The case was to be presented before a federal grand jury.
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Baltimore
Dora Campbell
Maysville
United States
Rogers
Federal Grand Jury
Georgia
Atlanta
Post
Barry
Lorenz
Toledo
George E. Lorenz
Washington
John E. Kumler
Kumler
Birmingham
Ala
Wilson
C. H. Winter
Nellie Fields
Brookside
Grain and Stock Prices Across U.S. Markets June 27
A June 27 snapshot shows cattle, sheep, hogs, and calf prices in Cleveland Chicago Buffalo Pittsburgh and Cincinnati. Notable quotes include fat steer ranges at Cleveland 4.65 to 4.80 per cwt, hogs around 6.10, and, in New York, steers at 4.35 to 5.50 with lambs at 6.00. Wheat and corn prices are listed by No. 2 red and mixed grades, while Buffalo and Pittsburgh markets show varied stocker and feeder quotes.
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Cleveland
Chicago
Texas
Pittsburg
New York
C. Oate
Cincinnati
Lamba
Bobton
Ste
Toledo
Louisville
Eges
Sean
There Are None Better Douglas Shoes Advertisement
The notice proclaims Douglas Shoes as superior with bold claims of unmatched quality. It asserts the maker’s name is famous and that Douglas shoes represent solid workmanship, comfort, style, and lasting wear. It urges buyers to trial to be convinced of their wearing qualities.
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Douglas
Hamilton Brown
Buyer
Estimates and bids for County Poor Asylum supplies
Notice announces three month supply estimates for the County Poor Asylum from July to October. Bids in accordance with on file will be opened on a Wednesday at 10 o clock a.m. in the auditor's office, Harrison County.
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Harrison County
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