Feud and arson cases loom in Kentucky murder inquiry
Jackson Kentucky July 20 renewed feud troubles arise as special grand jury convenes to probe bribery aimed at suppressing a witness in the Marcum murder case and arson linked to a burned hotel. Trials for the Marcum murder and related killings may follow as martial law keeps the town quiet.
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Cockrill
Jett
Wichie
Marcum
Crawford
Tharp
Ewen
Hargis Brotiere
Raven
Lexington
White
Owen
James Cockrill Ther
Judgh Cardwell
Joseph Nowland
Fourier Tiene
Peys
Cynthiana
Jett and
Marcum Legins
Lexionton
Jackson
B. Jwen
Byrd
Winchester
Pope Enters State of Coma Amid Uncertain Outlook
Rome reports the venerable pope has fallen into a coma with grave doubts among doctors about a full recovery. Physicians describe torpor and stupor with brief moments of response to loud calls as his condition worsens and artificial stimulants keep him alive.
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Pope
Rome
Lapponi
Contra
Reform party confluence eyed at Denver conference
Denver July 15 leaders of a reform party movement plan to unite Populists bimetallists modern socialists and others into a national body. Notables include George Fred Williams Attorney Darrow Edward Atkinson ex Governor Poynter and Benjamin Andrews. William J Bryan invited but undecided.
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Denver
Reform Party
George Fred Williams
Massachusetts
Attorney Darrow
Chicago
Pennsylvania Coal Strike Commission
Edward Atkinson
The
Anti-Imperialist League
Poynter
Nebraska
Benjamin Andrews
Nebraska University
William J. Bryan
Cuba Seeks 154 Million Loan Through Congressional Action
President Palma asks congress to appoint a member from each house to join executive commissioners in negotiating a 154000000 loan with the United States. Senate session extends without final ratification of the naval stations treaty.
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Cuba
Havana
Palma
Congress
United States
Senate
Pitcher G. Ratrill Preaches to Volunteers in Minneapolis
Minneapolis on July 15 reports that G. R. Trabill of the Columbus American Association team preached to the Volunteers of America in the city. He plans two more sermons to the same group before departing, offering religious talks amid his baseball duties.
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Minneapolis
Minn
RE. G. Trabill
Columbus American Association
Volunteers of America
Carpenter Hurts Rib Sneezing on Porch
Hugh B. Stultz a carpenter in Louisville Kentucky was sitting on his porch when a violent sneeze caused a fracture in a rib of his left side. The incident occurred on July 15. He received medical attention and is expected to recover.
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Louisville
Hugh B. Stultz
Wharncliffe
W. Va
East Fork
Harvard Knowlton
Frank C. Owees
Dwees
Knowlton
Russia Refuses to Receive Petition on Kishineff Massacres
The U S state department reports Russia will not receive or act on a petition by American Jews and others about Kishineff massacres. The note comes via American charge Riddle in St Petersburg. New York and Albany items note 1902 butter and cheese production.
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Russia
Washington
State Department
Sts
Riddle
St. Petersburg
Albany
Charles A. Welling
State Department of Agriculture
United States Department of Agriculture
New York State
United States
Death at Banquet Shocks Winnipeg Chief Arthur
Chief P M Arthur of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers dies suddenly at a banquet in Winnipeg on July 18 after delivering a farewell speech. Heart failure from over emotion cited as the cause. Remains to be sent to Cleveland for interment. In Washington officials report no British representations over nearby Philippine islands or recent naval actions in the area.
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Winnipeg
Man
P. M. Arthur
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Arthur
Cleveland
Washington
State Department
Philippine Archipelago
Borneo
Kalamazoo Man Dies From Excessive Tobacco Use
William G Pattison of Kalamazoo dies at age eighty nine from tobacco overuse. A tobacconist notes Pattison smoked over 48 000 cigars in 12 years costing 4800 dollars and in the last 20 years about 100 000 cigars costing 10 000 dollars. Evansville Ind July 20 Mrs Charles Reynolds of Gibson county dislocates jaw after yawning.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
William G. Pattison
Tis Tobacconist
Patterson
Tia
Evansville
Ind
Charles Reynolds
Gibson County
Indiana State Fair premium list for 1903 announced
The Indiana State Fair in Indianapolis runs September 14 to 18 with total premiums of 20 420 75 dollars. Horse and race premiums top the list at 12 747 dollars. cattle 7 864. dairy 207. sheep 1 961. hogs 1 458. poultry 1 806. grain seeds and vegetables 1 407 30. fruits and flowers 1 107 50. bees and honey 50. table luxuries 157 25. art 1 256. Sousa and his Band return for performances September 1 17 and Tomlinson Hall evenings.
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Indianapolis
State Board of Agriculture
Sousa
Fairgrounds
Tomlinson Hall
Chas. Downing
State House
Ind
Scarlet fever in Richard Cunninghams family noted
A small child of Richard Cunningham has scarlet fever. Joe Mauck of Nehawka Nebraska returned home last Saturday. Rev Fulgham will preach at Heidelburg next Sunday at 3 p m. Funeral of Geo Mauck held at Heidelburg Saturday. Dixie defeats Dogwood 15 to 1. Sunday school at Heidelburg grows with rising attendance. Miss Lula Bruch Breckinridge and Miss Emma Bach Louisville visited W P Mauck and family.
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Joe Mauck
Nehawka
Neb
Fulgham
Heidelburg
Geo. Mauck
Dogwood
Dixie
Lula Bruch
Breckinridge
Emma Bach
Louisville
W. P. Mauck
Pea Ridge News Highlights And Local Visitors
Caleb Thomas moved into his new house in Win Jones Arnold harvested 240 bushels of wheat from 12 acres. Mrs Maggie Arnold and family visited her father near Madwardsville Sunday. Janes Thomas and family from Nob Creek visited Caleb Thomas Sunday. Franklin Grange No 1593 gains momentum with four candidates last Saturday: F Yenawine and wife, Mrs Magpie Arnold, Mrs Florence Miller.
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Win. J. Arnold
Maggie Arnold
Madwardsville
Janes Thomas
Nob Creek
Caleb Thomas
Franklin Grange
F. Yenawine
Magpie Arnol
Florence Miller
Tin Work Requests Pour In From County For Voust
Orders from across the county flow to Voust for tin work as demand grows. The notices indicate widespread demand and steady intake of metal repair and fabrication jobs. End.
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Voust
Washington Statue Planned in London by Pilgrims Club
London officials announce a plan to erect a statue of George Washington in London funded entirely by British subjects. Archdeacon Sinclair says Washington’s English birth and deeds merit a public tribute and a site at St Paul’s Cathedral has been reserved.
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London
Great Britain
Pilgrims’ Club
George Washington
Archdeacon Sinclar
Washington
Sinclar
St. Paul's Cathedral
Daily mail begins between Corydon Wyan Dotte and Leavenworth
Last Monday started a daily mail route connecting Corydon Wyandotte and Leavenworth, led by H. W. Rothrock and Corydon's Postmaster T. J. Wilson. Patrons along the line will benefit with same day news and daily delivery of mail to readers of the Democrat.
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Corydon
Wyandotte
Leavenworth
H. W. Rothrock
T. J. Wilson
THE
Democrat
Notice to Non-Residents in Harrison County Indiana
In Harrison Circuit Court September term 1908 The Savings and Loan Association of Cory doo Indians vs Joseph V Bauer Annan M Bauer his wife Albert D Eisaman and others Plaintiff by William Ridler’s attorney files affidavit that Albert D Eisaman is not a resident and must appear September term 1908 at Corydon Court House to answer or demur to the complaint. warning issued by Clerk Charles A Beine Seal Corydon Indiana dated duty 2s. day of duty 122-3
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State of Indiana
Harrison Counnty
Harrison Circuit Court
Joseph V. Bauer
Annan M Bauer
Albert D. Eisaman
William Ridler
Uttor Mmey
Bether
Sim Pfrimmer
Albert D. Fisnmuan
Indiana
Norive
Albert D. Misnman
Corydon
Charles A. Beine
H.C
Rev M D Myers Attests Dr Miles Remedies Benefit
The Free Methodist presiding elder from Correctionville Iowa credits Dr Miles Restorative Nervine with improved health. He says years of nerve strain and stomach trouble eased enabling him to travel and preach, noting weight gain and renewed energy. The ad claims druggists sell and guarantee the first bottle and offer free copies of Sacrific Neeries.
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Omaha
Miles
M. D. Myers
Free Methodist Church
Correctionville
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