Russian War Office Sets 18 Month Siberia Pullout Plan
The war office informs General Linovitch to organize the evacuation of Russian troops from Manchuria within eighteen months and Korea as peace negotiations affect Siberia troop levels. Decisions depend on finances and ongoing talks for a new loan, with interned vessels free to leave ports as orders already issued for unit returns. Rear Admiral Enquist’s squadron and other ships will sail to European ports, while Lena and transports head to Vladivostok.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
War Office
Linovitch
Manchuria
Korea
Russia
Siberia
Enquist
Manila
Saigon
Shanghai
Lena
San Francisco
Vladivostok
Lawmaker Seeks Cuts to End Waste in Government Printing
Representative Charles B. Landis of Indiana, chairing the committee on printing, says waste and extravagance exist in all departments and both houses. He believes substantial savings can be achieved next session through various law amendments and by eliminating many worthless documents printed at public expense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Charles B. Landis
Indiana
Congress
Differen Gepartiits
Annecessars
Realistic Organ Recital Sparks Enthusiastic Reactions
Andrew Carneste’s adviser to organs presents a recital at Carneste Music Hall in Pittsburgh. Attendee Vir. Car medie describes a storm scene on the organ as others marvel at the powerful display. Mr Archer recalls a church organ performance matching the piece’s effect, noting a missing umbrella incident afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Carneste
Proefertek Avrener
Spelisl Orgamer
Carneste Music Hall
Pittsbore
Carmedie
Avener
Ma. Archer
Lho
Mr. Archer
Barn Fire Destroys John Yeager’s Heth Township Farm
A large frame barn belonging to John Yeager in Heth township burned last Sunday night. Hay, 150 bushels of corn, and farm implements were lost. Seven cattle died in the blaze. The cause is unknown. Estimated loss is $1,500 with $200 insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Yeager
Heth Township
Corydon National Bank Seeks Patronage After Growth
The Corydon National Bank reports assets of 629651.20 at close of Oct 28 1905, up 133245.29 since July 1 1905 when it became a national bank. W B Slemons cashier invites business from the public, calling the bank big strong and conservative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corydon National Bank
Bank of Corydon
Sugartree Grove Social Visits Note Illness
Sugartree Grove reports Mr. Liza Mauck recovering from a several days illness. Philip Kintner near Heidelburg visited relatives near Kendall’s Landing Sunday. Manton Windell and wife visited Uncle Samuel Windell Sr. and family Sunday. Oscar Crosby and family of Hill Grove visited Chris Hubbard and family Sunday. A C Hickman and family of Corydon visited Jacob Snellbaker and John Denbo and wife near Vieasant Ridge at the bedside of their niece Mrs. Joe Gilmore Saturday and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liza Mauck
Philip Kintner
Heidelburg
Kendall’s Landing
Manton Windell
Samuel Windell
Oscar Crosby
Hill Grove
Chris Hubbard
A. C. Hickman
Corydon
Jacob Snellbaker
Jobn Denbo
Vieasant Ridge
Joe Gilmore
Local Notices From Sinope and Minisey Regions
Mrs Joseph Bell and son Jerry of Sinope Mis visited her daughter Mrs Jette White Sanday. TH London visited his sitter Mrs John WK Welker of Minisey. Mrs Minnie Warmen remains very low. Adverting will be held at Pitmans Grove yard next Saturday afternoon to transact important business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Bell
Jerry
Sinope Mis
Jette White Sanday
London
John WK. Welker
Minisey
Minnie Warmen
Pitmans Grove Yard
Sale at Truman Turley residence near Corydon
A sale advertised for Thursday November 16 1905 at the Turley residence miles northeast of Corydon will offer a good bread mare wagon bugey harness farming implements corn clover and timothy hay household and kitchen furniture and numerous other articles. Sale to begin at 10 o'clock with usual terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corydon
Truman Turley
Sun heated eggs and ship actions in 1930s reports
The article notes eggs cooked by sun heat with examples from 1937 in South Africa and New Zealand and reports US actions authorizing Lena ship release at San Francisco and Rear Admiral Enquist’s squadron in Manila. It mentions the first official US recognition of a Russo Japanese treaty ratification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lerschel
South Africa
J.C. Ross
Newealand
Washington
State Department
Navy Department
Lena
San Francisco
Enquist
Manila
United States
Unclear Note On AIL Communications Standards
Fragmentary text discusses alignment of AIL communications to the Democrat or Thomas and Elite factions and mentions firm identity with unclear context. No concrete event or outcome is identifiable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AIL Communications
Democrat
Thomas & Elite
Gonally
Local News From Laconia and Surrounding Towns
Grace Russell visits in New Albany as Milton Funk and others travel. Families from Corydon Indianapolis and Kansas visit Rehoboth and Brandenburg. A pie supper planned at Oak Ridge No 14 on Tuesday night October 31. A new marriage near West Point Ky noted. Lillpop moves into Dr Hurst property. Steepleton home suffers fire unknown cause. community offers sympathy. Ethyl Hunter stays with Boone. Conrad Shields families visit Ed C William. Joel Russell buys three fine horses from Dan Lethco last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Funk
New Albany
Dave Neafus
Edna Grace
Corydon
John Moss
Kansas
J. E. Barger
Rehoboth
Jesse Friedley
Indianapolis
Jacob F. Friedley
Steven Carrollt
Miss Grace
Brandenburg
Charley Steepleton
Burnville Local Notes Include Visits and Events
Ray Armstrong from Princeton plans moving his family to Burnville soon. Elder J. Wy Wright will visit again. Mrs Joseph Armstrong of Georgetown visits relatives. A quarterly meeting is set for Nov 27. Curt Fouts plans to reside here. Tatter Day Saints conference December 9. Hhee Kepley recovering from fever. David Hurbateh returns after months away. Irma Kepley has moved to New Albany. Sid Martin plastering Mr Haak’s new house northwest of town. Pie supper Sunday night Nov 3. Charles Anderson of Sweden, longtime resident, died Oct 28 and is buried at St John’s Church. Lane 10,000 Cumberland black cap raspberry plants advertised by J P Sappenfield, Burnville Ind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Armstrong
Princeton
J. Wy Wright
Joseph Armstrong
Georgetown
Curt Fouts
Tatter Day Saints
Hhee Kepley
David Hurbateh
Edi
Irma Kepley
New
Alans
Sid Martin
Mr. Haak
Charles Anderson
Sweeden
St. John's Church
Batchelor
Community Notes Reach Out Amid Personal Moves
New Amsterman, A C Stoker, Mrs J T Bird, Mrs Curt Mowrer and Capt Watkins appear on theick list. Miss Mande Kemper left for California to join her husband. Miss Mande Peckinpaugh of Paradise Bottom Ky was guest of Miss Eva Jones. Kate Burd and sons John and Cleo left for Cincinnati to join Mel Burd. Mr and Mrs Valentine Montgomery went to California for winter with relatives. Locals took an excursion to Brandenburg Ky on the Mary E Master tow boat Sprague sent several boys south last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.T. Bird
Curt Mowrer
Capt. Watkins
Ick
Mande Kemper
California
Mande Peckinpaugh
Paradise Bottom
Eva Jones
Kate Burd and
John and
Cleo
Cincinnati
Mel Burd
Valentine Montgomery
Brandenburg
Mary E
Jean Watkins
Fransville
Sunny South
Sprague
Lanesville Obituaries and Visits Mentioned
Mrs Sophia Hehl of Louisville visited relatives near here. Miss Eva Richmer died at St Edward s Hospital New Albany and was buried at Lanesville. She was about 42 and had suffered long. Father A Peckskamp officiated at the funeral October 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.M. Fiert
Monsignor
Francis Zabler
St. Martin’s Church
Louisville
Eva Richmer
George Richmer
St. Edward’s Hospital
New Albany
Lanesville
A. Peckskamp
Frenchtown Family News Hints at Local Visits and Births
Frenchtown announces a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Celestian Simon. Several local visits occur with families tied to the Henriot and Troncin households. Reports mention travel to Louisville Corydon Moberly Georgetown Depauw and property sale to Mrs Julia Henriot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celestian Simon
Julius Simon
Peter Steerstedter
Ed. Henriot
Frank Briscoe
Henry Bary
Joseph Gettelfinger
Martin Bary
John Nolot
Louisville
Theodore Henriot
Joseph Bary
Joseph Nolot
Corydon
John Troncin
Moberly
Salina Henriot
Eddie Murr
Greenville
Death of Benj F Richard at 64 in 1905
Obituary notes the death of Benj F Richard aged 64 on October 26 1905 from consumption. He leaves a wife three children two sisters and many relatives. A U B church member he urged his children to meet him in Heaven and expressed readiness to go. Funeral was well attended with heartfelt verse and prayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin F. Richard
Jabous
Pale Horse
U. B. Church
Tor
Bat Cad
Daappier
Cheap North Dakota land investment offer from Frank & Son
Real estate pitch touts North Dakota as a cheap investment with 10 percent rent yield and land value growth over ten years. It promotes farms from 18 to 24 dollars per acre, railroad proximity, and bank rental services. Contact Leonard Keller at Weller's store for details. Frank & Son, York Nebraska, advertise rail-rate incentives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Weller’s
Leonard Keller
Frank & Son
York, Neb
Disaster and relief listed for health cure and event
A notice promotes Dr Fing's New Life Puls as a remedy for indigestion constipation and related symptoms. It is advertised at L A Rielys & Son's drug store for 25¢. A pie supper is announced at No 1 Burnville School House on Friday night November 3rd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnville School House
Kodol Digestive Cure Promises Relief From Indigestion
Advertisement touts Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as a natural digestive tonic that cleanses and strengthens the stomach membranes. It claims to cure indigestion and a sour stomach, with a testimonial from S. S. Ball of Ravenswood, mentions milk use for baby, and lists bottle prices and retailer availability through E. O. DeWitt & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. S. Ball
Ravenswood
W. Va
Dewitt & CO
Chicago
Old Folks at Home Peruna Testimonials Read to Dr Hartman
A dated collection of letters from patients praising Peruna and Manalin for chronic constipation catarrh rheumatism and sleeplessness. They claim complete cures over years of use and assert authenticity with a $10000 bank guarantee for genuine testimonials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartman
Peruna
Manalin
John O. Atkinson
Market Exchange Bank
Columbus
Ohio
New Middletown Social and Local News Update
Levi Evans is confined to the house with a neck carbuncle while many locals recover from illnesses. Alma Snider and Anna Belle Scharf are on the sick list. Miss Alice Gehlbach is out after malaria and rheumatism. A Citizens ticket was announced by a New Middletown convention with A J Kannapel and others for trustees and Dr Jeremiah Zenor as clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi Evans
C. W. Smith
John Foster
Kentucky
Alma Snider
Anna Belle Scharf
Henry Wolfe
Anna
French Lick
Webster Township
Institute
Alice Gehlbach
Mary Bauer
Nettie Miller
Mauckport
Wm. Fleace
Fleace
Jesse Marsh
Ada Shuck
A J. Kannapel
Hedges
Gus Beesberms
Jeremiah Zenor
P. H. Schoen
Wm. Eleace
Clara Seitz
Louisville
John B. Meyer
Forrest
John Kirkham
Oscar Kirkham
Stomach and Liver Tablets Restore Reader After Illness
H G Baier editor of the News Chapin D C reports relief after bilious attack. He credits Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets for his recovery and notes they are sold by C R Watson. Two of The Democrat's printers were away, forcing news condensation this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
H. G. Baier
the News
Chapin
D. C
C. R. Watson
FE. S. Crosier
Democrat
Hancock Area News: Local Visits Illness and Travel
Mrs. David Logie remains very poorly while Hancock in frail health. Circulated notes show Eld. James Davis begins Mt Tabor meetings. Residents from Livonia to Campbellsburg visit kin and friends, with several noting trips to Corydon Evansville Fredericksburg and Ramsey. Mrs Sophia Marshall at Former's Chapel is 86 and near end of life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riv Yan Winkle
David Logie
Ronth
James Davis
Livonia
Mt. Tabor
J. A. Crayden
Corydon
Liza Roudenbush
Central Barren
Albert Stucker
Ida Peachie
Evansville
John B. Chase
Lizzie Hancock
George Hancock
Campbellsburg
Hancock
Lizzie Breedlove
Cora
Palmyra
Sherman Sappenfield
Lizzie Stucker
Sarah Hancock
Fredericksburg
Clell Lofton
Elmer Engleman
Ilinois
Sophia Marshall
Fforner’ S Chapel
Oak Wood notes and community updates
The article reports local news including visits by Mrs. Sophia Marchery and daughter Qola to Mrs. Rachel Hickman, a pie supper at Murrs, and Waldo Maglemin visiting grandparents. It mentions sowing wheat, Cra shredding, and a pre-supper at Hickman’s school house on Wednesday night November 8 with all invited. Greenville schools are closed due to scarlet fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Democrat
Sallie Pitman
Sophia Marchery
Qola
Rachel Hickman
Murr
Waldo Maglemin
Hickman
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Uncle Sam
Mr. Carnegie
W. B. Slemons
Sugartree Grove
W. P. Mauck
Assia
Pros
Louisville Piggs
Ise
le Me Iglae Burter
Ib Hatten
Ereninery Perth
Atu P
Laconia
Grace Russell
Burnville
Abe Williams
Cumberland
J. P. Sappenfield
Hurnville, Ind
A.C. Stoker
A.M. Kisert
Sophia Hehl
Anna Bosburg
Farmerity
Kannapel’s
Nicve
Peter
Jake Shickel
John Bachman
Lizzie Bachman
George Unser
Frenchtown
Theodore J. Henriot
Joseph Vaughan
Joseph Pate
Dan Davis
Frank Gurtz
Dolph Troncin
Chas. Mousty
Francis Troncin
Lewis Clark
Martin Henriot
Martin Girty
Julia Henriot
Will Bocard
Depauw
Mary Conrad
Benj. F. Richard
Agatin
M. ER. H
North Dakota
Atkinson
John O. Ackinson
Independence
Alla Schwandt
Sanborn, Minn
MO. Atkinson
MR and Mrs. Schwandt
Independence, Mo
New Middletown
Frank Gulliver
Blanche Fawyer
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