Panic in Oxford as rioters clash with mobs
Oxford, Hamilton Ohio Oct 8 townspeople armed and vigilant after rumors of Kentuckians gathering to avenge the Spivey brothers' shooting. Sheriff and special officers kept order as three men were arrested after a deadly clash leaving several wounded and one boy dead.
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Hamilton
Oxford
Joseph Spivey
Spivey Boys
Billingsville
Ind
Louis Spivey
Joe
Muddell
Iba
Joe Spivey
Butler County
Jai Doctor Brown
Lauts Spiver
Aness Periton
Marshall Wiecdraff
Vo Jetter
Spoveys
Anl i
Spivey Brothers
Edward Richardson
State Line
Locus
Marshal Woodruff
Marshal Manrod
Tinine
Ville
Rai Ob Kai Ata
Flannagan
Thomas J. Potter
Marshal Woodrut
Spivey
Fitcoun
Kenrucky
Othe
Frankfort
Compromise with Insurance Firms Ends Boycott
Louisville reports a $50,000 damages suit by Hydraulic Brick against the bricklayers' union, with 113 members named. The union reportedly may withdraw the boycott as Inter national union guidance from Chicago looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Bricklayers’ Union
Hydraulic Brick Company
Brick Company
International Union
Chicago
Kentucky Track Sold to Pittsburg Captain Brown
Lexington reports Charles Greene of St. Louis sold the Kentucky Association race track to Captain B. S. Brown of Pittsburgh. The hemp field site may be restored to track use. sale price not disclosed.
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Lexington
Tere Charles Greene
St. Louis
8. S. Brown
Pittsburg
Brown
Paroled convict fatally shoots man near Shelburn
In Shelburn Indiana on October 5 John Irwin a paroled convict fatally shot Thomas Glenn while driving from Star City. Irwin was captured by Deputy Sheriff Mills near Farmers bury.
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Shelburn
Ind
John Irwin
Cnvict
Thomas Glenn
Star City
I Irwin
Mills
Farmersbury
Kentuckian Appointed as Government Printing Office Auditor
Washington reports Robert West of Kentucky named auditor for the government printing office. Aged 105, West receives a senior appointment as the agency expands oversight. Cedar Rapids notes Abel Washburn, a pioneer settler, serving as dean at Quasqueton, age 195.
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Kentuckian
Washington
Robert West
Kentucky
Government Printing Office
Cedar Rapids
Abel Washburn
Dean
Quasqueton
Your Health and Blood Strengthen with Sarsaparilla and Iron
The ad explains how blood carries away waste via kidneys and liver and supplies energy to these organs. It claims the remedy enriches blood, aids digestion, and strengthens vital organs, making the body well in run-down conditions. It asserts the product creates new rich vital blood and benefits overall health.
Blood Purifier Advertisement Emphasizes Life Source
The piece argues blood as the seat of life and vitality, noting its role in tissue repair and overall health. It urges readers to consider a reliable blood purifier, claiming guaranteed merits and urging attention to the remedy at seasonal changes.
Isterling's Sarsaparilla and Iron Health Claim
Advertises Isterling's Sarsaparilla and Iron as a cure-all for skin eruptions including pimples blotches and salt rheum as well as rheumatic pain liver kidney issues and general fatigue claiming to renew strength and vitality while cleansing and building the entire system.
Guarantee Promise and Bargain Offer
An advertisement promises full satisfaction with a cheerful refund if the remedy fails. Large bottles priced at 50 cents are offered to attract customers.
Local Distributor Listing for L and KS Cresier
Manufactured only by L and sold through L RieLy and KS Cresier in Corydon. This item is marketed through a regional dealer network with emphasis on exclusive production and local availability.
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L. A. Riely
KS. Cresier
Corydon
News in Brief from Canton to Georgia and Beyond
Rolling mill workers strike in Canton Ohio. Female burglars suspected in Cleveland. King Peter of Servia forms a new cabinet amid regicide fears. A Chicago man dies after a love-related tragedy in Indianapolis. Ruth Bryan married William Homer Leavitt. Five masked men fail a New York trolley hold up. A Peoria distillery boiler explodes killing seven and burning three. Mrs. Linden Curtis dies after carbolic acid at Akron. Jockey William Shea dies from Delmar track injuries. Lipton fund exceeds 5009 dollars for a yacht cup. A Bartlett man shoots his wife and daughter, then himself. Medals awarded to rescuers in St Marys. Colorado Springs trade unionists impeached Governor Peabody. Floyd McCoy dies from a fall at Portsmouth. Louis Hassel killed by train near Sharpsville. Senator Kearns names Lipton as ambassador candidate. Japan builds forces in Korea. possible Russian protest. Vatican-US land sale talks in the Philippines called off. A mail car fire near Lancaster. Ragpickers strike for union recognition. Latonia druggist James Brouner shoots himself. Standard Oil raises crude prices. Mary Bader arrested in Oxford for assault with intent to kill. Bodies found between Allentown and Fullerton. Mrs Jefferson Davis improving in Buffalo. William Morrow dies by shotgun. Knights of the Golden Eagle convene in Marion. Gary burns to death in Wichita sanatorium fire. Hanna conducts stamping tour in northwestern Ohio. Electric road collision near Berlin Heights injures Hanna and Herrick. Wilmington grand jury ignores burnings in George White case. Ten hurt in Chicago cable car wreck. Hubbard killed in Swanton boiler explosion. locomotive collision near Bradford. Engineer killed by bridge girder near Warren. Treasure expedition to South Seas deemed a failure.
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Cleveland
King Petar
Servia
George B. Williamson
Chicago
Indianapolis
Ruth Bryan
William Jennings Bryan
William Homer Leavitt
New York City
Peoria
Linden Curtis
Akron
William Shea
Delmar Track
St. Louis
Lipton
J. B. Way
Bartlett
Bert Stone
John Schwancke
Columbus, O
C. P. Risse
J. C. Shaw
St. Marys, O
Lancaster
James Brouner
Latonia
Standard Oil Company
Mary Bader
Oxford
William Foulke
Allentown
Fullerton
Jefferson Davis
Buffalo
William Morrow
Celina
Knights of the Golden Eagle
Marion
C. Gary
Wichita
Kan
Kansas City
Senator Hanna
Ohio
Berlin Heights
Hanna
Watery graves in Lake Michigan steamer disaster
During a Lake Michigan squall the steamer J. D. Hackley capsized seven miles off Green Island. Eleven aboard were missing or drowned as survivors clung to wreckage or fled to safety aboard the Goodrich steamship Sheboygan. Rescue took hours amid heavy seas. some survivors doubt all missing are dead.
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Marinette
Wis
Lake Michigan
J. d. Hackley
Goodrich Line
Sheboygan
Hackley
Green Island
Market Reports Grain and Stock Prices For Oct 3
Market notes from Cleveland and other regions list cattle, hogs, sheep and calves with prices for various grades. Prices cover fat steers, heifers, cows, bulls, lambs, and calves across Cleveland East Buffalo Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chicago and Toledo markets with ranges for weight categories and quality. The report includes corn and oats quotes and a brief advertising line for Nelson Morris bone meal fertilizer sold by Bender & Wiseman in Harrison county.
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Cleveland
East Buffalo
Chicago
Pittshurkg
Sheepard Lambs
New York
Canada
Cincinnati
Ohio
Toledo
Nelson Morris
Corydon
Bender & Wiseman
Harrison County
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Fawn
Ohio News
Plan Freeh
Salonica
Arepean Parker
Onbves
Raylag
Jlaree
Roniske
Springfeld
Donald Cameron
Limestone City
Rodney
Cameron
Maysville
Kemp Ball
Watson
Court House
West Point
Frank Daniels
Ball
Daniels
Gilden Daniels
Frank
Sergeant Ball
Austerlitz
Hilltop Club
Photlcs
Mechanicsburg
Teikes
Darton
Gilbert
Smrtt Lake
Hfrechey
Minnesota
Barrington
Frederick Seymour Barrington
Erand
James P. McCann
Bonfils
McCann
Clayton
Georgetown
J. Z. Taylor
Georgetown College
College Chapel
Arthur Yacer
E. Y. Nellings
Baptist Theological Seminary At
J. A. Lewis
Board of
Taylor
Fidelity and Casualty Company of
R. C. Whayne
Prenon
Jurien de la Graviere
Lemonde
Sydney
Cebu
North River
Greenwood
James Rush
Electric Light Company
Bristow
Post Office
John W. Lill
Morris and Essex
Jill
Lads
Sergent, Ky
Benton Wright
Hopkinsville
J.pearce Ware
Blaine Williams
John Tady
Albert Bishop
Ed White
James Grant
Harrison Mamby
Beckham
Vincent Borcing
Montgomery
W. Va
W. A. Jackson
Powelton and Pocahontas
Kentucky Horseman Lead
E. W. Bhanklin
Kentucky Troining Horse Breeders
Isterling
John P. Isterling
Corydon Jct
Canton, O
Colorado Springs
Colo
Nant
Peabody
Floyd McCoy
Portsmouth
Louis Hassel
Sharpsville
Senator Kearns
Sir Thomas Lipton
Michael Herbert
Japan
Korea
Board of Inquiry of
The
Iron, Stega and Tin Workers
Theodore Shaffer
Philippine Islands
Vatican
United States
Pius X
M. C. Hubbard
W. A. Scott
Kirch Reed
Swanton
Bradford
Jolln Morth
Asatabnia
Baltimore and Ohio
Warren
South Sea Islands
Indiana
W. H. Keller Co
J. P. Jackson
Orleans, Ind
Central Hotel
New Albany
Kintner Hotel
Milltown
Depauw
Ranmisey
Mexico
City of Mexico
Albino R. Nunecio
Nuncia
Tve
Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders’ Association
Lou Dillon
Prince Alert
Lee Reas
Market Reports
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