Pan-American Exposition Promises Grand Features and Cost
The Pan-American Exposition in Buffalo pledges six key feats including 300000 lamps, water effects encircling the grounds, vast floral displays, 24 statuary groups, harmonized building colors, and an expanded court area. Estimated setup near 1,000,000 dollars with wide government and rail participation and attractions from the Indians of the Six Nations to a grand Midway.
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Granduer
Tesson
Buffalo
Exposition Station
Albright
New York State
Niagara
Mint
Hawaiian
Philippineslands
Tutuila
Guam
Porto Rico
Cubs
Temple of Music
Six Nations
Ciaindest Midway
Navara Pass
United States
Pan-American Bureau of Publicity
Local Visitors and Rural Notes From Sugar Grove Area
Elizabeth Liddie Cooper visited friends at Sugar Grove last week. Mrs Lees Lemmon of Chiewro and Mrs Kate Cromwell of Evansville are visiting friends here. Mrs Flossie Kessinger of Corydon visits relatives. Pete Best, working in New Albany, visits home. Ed Drillett welcomes a baby girl. Mrs Flannasan, ill, improving. Maud Louis of Evansville visiting sister Grace Burton. Zelpan O Bannon of Corydon visiting aunt Mrs Frank Wilson. Wheat crops in this vicinity vary in value. Mr and Mrs Garvin of New Albany visited sister. A small son of Mr Blackmen recovered after bite. Ollie Conner returned home after visiting brother Lee at English. John Ridge family from Louisville returned after two weeks with Mr and Mrs George Neamer. Will Sullivan and wife of Alexandria spend summer with Mrs S’s mother Mrs Bowling. Chas Neamer, Jos Resh and Walter Seales, who were at Ramsey, return home sick. Frank Rusk, once insane and escaped, is 10 Diiners harvesting. Lafe Winders, Howard Welker and Charles Shaney rode excursion boat to Leavenworth. James Rusk and wife and sister Clara Cole return to Chicago after visiting father John Rusk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Rusk
Lafe Winders
Howard Welker
Charles Shaney
Leavenworth
Birthday Party Honors Sixteen Birthday for Bessie
Mrs Abbie Thodes hosts a late night birthday party for Bessie, with many neighbors and friends listed by name. Gike and lemonade were served as guests departed at two in the morning claiming a good time. The page also includes an advertisement for Lasative Bromo Quinine Tablets with no cure no pay and a price of a penny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbie Thodes
Hornor
Mr. Datec
Sintthana
Fravei
Misses Miva
Ecg Lasley Jorn
Ella Wiseminn
Rita
Bertha Denbo
Vadie Smith
Guy Shatter
Mama Smith
Julia Reas
Lov Am
Borence Stonecipher
Louis Diana Binkley
Myre Pravel
Bertha Phillips
Dave Kintner
Ivan Moyurs
Sterrett
Herman Smith
Arvel Snyder
Sam Smoots
Binkley
Perry
Arlie
Corda Shaffer
Joe Biss
Alfbunk
Wile Rhodes
Ban Guouipgbam
Wil Buutsinger
Dan Wiseman
Otto Lomacre
Henry Jacobs
Wilford Giles
Huber
Charles Fravel
Charley Peters
Alva Lasley
John Reas
Lonnie Smith
Dick Shaffer
Frank Phillips
Cort Davidson
Gike
Steve
Bolossy Kiralfy’s Spectacular Returns to Buffalo
Bolossy Kiralfy brings a grand Constantinople spectacle to the Tech Theatre in Buffalo during the Pan-American Exposition from June 34 to November 1. The production has toured Europe and America, employing hundreds, and has received praise from presidents, generals, senators, ambassadors, and scholars for its grandeur and artistic merit.
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Bolossy Kiralfy
Europe
London
Paris
Berlin
Vienna
Milan
St. Petersburg
Constantinople
Buffalo
Tech Theatre
Kiralfy
America
United States
Congress
Yvrandeur
Obituary of Elizabeth M. Benson of Harrison County
Elizabeth M. Benson born February 20 1837 in Harrison County died June 13 1901 after a twelve day illness aged 64 years 3 months 24 days. She married James H. Benson who died about eleven years ago leaving seven children. Surviving children: Albert Me Benson Nettie C Heft Lesta Tucker Francis D Benson Carrie S Turley. four brothers and five sisters. Funeral preached by Rev Wininger at Lanesville burying ground June 14. She joined the M E church as a girl and supported missionary work deeply ending with a prayerful bedside farewell and hymn verse about home with angels above.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth M. Benson
Harrison County
James H. Benson
Albert Me. Benson
Nettie C. Heft
Lesta Tucker
Francis D. Benson
Carrie S. Turley
M. E. Church
Gir
Wininger
Lanesville
Local News Briefs From Corbin To Newport And Louisville
John Bhalt on sick list as harvest ends with yields well below average. Mrs Elizabeth Zabel of Corbin Ky visits sister Miss Ursula Stoker. Otto Hirt new postmaster plays violin at offertory. Catholic church rites draw many from Louisville New Albany and beyond. Fourteen children make first Holy Communion with praise for Father A Peekskumy and school sisters.
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Elizabeth Zabel
Corbin, Ky
Ursula Stoker
Herman Schechter
Louis,Zabel
Louisville
New Albany
A. Peekskumy
Ood School
Ehired
Otto Hirt
Lizzie
Rosa Bisert
Ella Hess
Florence Pressier
Florence Gross
Mary Gross
Jessie Gross
Michael Yost
Louis
John
Frank Hess
Breckenridge Births And Visits Reported
Breckenridge notes a new baby born to Osgar Harbison and wife. Miss Amanda Rosenbarger of New Albany visits sister Kitty in Breckenridge. W A Turley’s infant, previously gravely ill, shows slow improvement. Mrs Anna Berryman of Brandenburg returns home after kin visits in Lanesville area.
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Amanda Rosenbarger
New Albany
Jis
Kitty
Breckenridge
Evang Landing Basket Meeting At St John's
Evang Landing reports a basket meeting at St John s on July 14. Mr and Mrs D L Dean visited their parents Sunday. Frank Seibert and mother were guests of Lizzie Hess Sunday. A number of young people enjoyed the excursion on the steamer Sunshine Saturday.
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St. John’s
Mrs
D. L. Dean
Frank Seibert
Lizzie Hess
Sunshine
Knights of Pythias Elect Officers for Ensuing Term
Knights of Pythias elected officers for the ensuing term with C. C. Wmn as president and V C Lee Davis. Hez Luckett serves as presiding, with Harry Bean as M A and Geo N Miller as I C. David A Miller is O G and M W A B Linder as M W. Louis S Riely is the Grand Lodge delegate bound for Indianapolis in October.
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The
Knights of Pythias
C. C. Wmn
J. Bullett
Pleasant Surprise Birthday Dinner For Mrs Emma Hottell
A large crowd celebrated Mrs Emma R Hottell wife of J F Hottel on her seventh birthday with a grove meal over forty feet long and fifteen large cakes. The day included social chat music and entertainment and more than a hundred guests left happy and wished many more birthdays. R S Kirkham explains a Fourth of July Corydon celebration was postponed due to insufficient prep time and the committee declined further duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma R. Hottell
J. F. Hottel
Mr. Horror
Democrat
Corydon
R. S. Kirkham
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin for Digestive Ailments
Public notice asserts this syrup guarantees relief from constipation indigestion sick headache and stomach trouble. Sold by druggists with emphasis on universal approval for the remedy.
Fragmented OCR Time List Remains Unclear
A noisy OCR fragment shows scattered times and numbers such as 798 4 m no 6 8 803 a.m. 0171.00 a.m 212 am and 8.47 p.m. The piece lacks readable names or events, offering only a jumble of timestamps without context.
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Petre Euagan
Best Liniment for Strains
Mr. F. H. Wells of Deer Park Long Island recommends Chamberlain's Pain Balm as the best liniment for strains. He says it gave quick relief and cure after a severe side lameness from a strain. Available at Crosier's Corner Drug Store.
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F. H. Wells
Deer Park
Long Island
N. Y
Chamberlain
Crosier's Corner
Local Growers Report Mixed Yields in Posey Township
J. W. Bauer farms 20 hands thinning peaches while W. T. Johnson pivots to cow peas. Edward C. Furnessy clears over 100 on strawberries as growers tout early-season results in Posey Township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Bauer
W. T. Johnson Hay
Edward C. Furnessy
Local Notices Mention Swarts Daily Williams Names
Fragmentary OCR lists individuals Willie H Daily Hiram J Swarts Ross M Williams, indicating a set of names in a local notice or listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie H. Daily
Nti
Punk
Hiram J. Swarts
Ross M. Williams
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Royal Baking Powder
Royal Baking Powder CO
New York
Elizabeth
Liddie Cooper
Sugar Grove
Kate Cromwell
Evansville
Flossie Kessinger
Pete Best
Ed Drillett
Zelpan O'Bannon
Frank Wilson
Will Sullivan
Alexandria
Mrs. S
Mrs. Bowling
Chas. Neamer
Jos. Resh
Walter Seales
Ramsey
James Rusk
Clara Cole
Chicago
John Rusk
Sweet Mother
John Bhalt
John W. Wallace
Ruth
Newport, Ark
Kate Schafer
Huardinsburg
Kate
Osgar Harbison
W. A. Turley
Anna Berryman
Brandenburg, Ky
Evang’ Landing
Wright
Wright Medicine Company
Iero, Indiana
Pata
L. A. Riely & Son, Corydon, Ltd
P. Election
Nick
Hos, S. Jones
Attorney At Law
Comet Building
Ajor W. Funk
Corydon, Mnd
English, Ind
Court House
Lomax Hotel
Eorge K. Gwartney
Corydon, Ind
John H. Weathers
E. Main St
Ind
Emery H. Breeden
Bran B. Stotsenburg
E. Main Bt
Weathers, Stotsenpure & Braeden
Attorneys AT Law
Clay Haya
JT J. Wilson
TVE- Wu
Daniel
Louisville City Hospital
A D. Mitchell
Savings and Loan
D. H. Richard
Jand
Cc B. Kopp
Oseydon Ind
State of
Indiana
W.S. Nye
Southern Railway Company
Coryden Junction
St. Louis
Asherville
Lexington
Knoxville
G. B. Allen
G.P. A
R. Crawford
Ticket Avent
Corydon Jet
East Market Street
Ott OG
West
Baden and French Lick Springs
New Albar
Blooming
LaFayette
Pam
Hhowington
F. H. Kalies
VIA
Epworth League
San Francisco
California
Western Lines
Beardstown
McCarty
Cincinnati
Posey Township
Scott
Scott & One Chemists
Pearl St
North Vernon
Brown Dist
O. P. McCarty
Cincinza
I. Ohio
E. C. Dewitt & Co
L. A. Riely&son
James A. Watson
Levi
A Dpentiedd
Board of Commissioners
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Congressional Township Fund
Congressional Township
Common School Fund
Conmon Soncol Fund
Michael Gleitz
Edmond B. Love
Exeter
John Burns
Louisville, KY
Many & Mee
J. L. Mead Cycle CO
Savings and Loan Association
Tasarares
Rik Ra
Steve Rey
Ome Regent
Amicus
Hssis
Ewe S. Pfrimmer
V.H. Bulleit
Presider
Fgmum
Miz
F. Hammar Paint CO
J. J. Bulleit & Son
Ceaters
Corydon, Indiana
Star
Pearl Street
New Albany, Ind
Jay Bros
Propre
Heth & Pfrimmer
Office IN Savings and Loan
Louisville, New Albany
Yraing
Pol
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