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Covington Republican

Location

Covington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1901

Page

2

News Notelets from The Leader columns and local notes

A collage of daily notes from Newtown and surrounding towns records visits, transacting business, purchases at Loebs stores, sewing and laundry product ads, band concerts, sports games, and local arrivals. Names include Henselman, Baker, Spining, Johnson, Brissey, Pearl Hoard, Cal Shelton, Voliya, McLean, Oliver Arrasmith, and others. Mentions Livengood, Huff, and Patterson outfits along with Maple City Soap and wall paper sales. The summary highlights local commerce, social visits, and community events.

Fearful Wreck as Fast Train plunges into washout

A Wabash fast train derailed after hitting a washout, causing a dramatic crash that sent cars off the tracks. Emergency responders rushed to the scene to assist injured passengers and secure the area.

Train wreck at Cass shocks Indiana town

The midnight westbound Fast Line No 3 plunged into a washout at Cass Indiana five miles east of Logansport around 1230 am. Fifteen killed and many injured as the engine and cars piled up. The disaster followed a severe storm that evening causing widespread damage in Fountain and Warren counties.

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Hillsboro Horse Show Draws Crowd Despite Rain Cleared

Last Saturday’s Hillsboro horse show drew a good crowd as rain the day before softened ground. Morning's showers gave way to sunshine creating a model day for exhibitors and farmers who traveled from local areas. The event featured a solid stock exhibit and a social, profitable mood. The Republican praises local job printing services.

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Iber ER Loeb’s Hensleman Guy Baker Harry Spining Robert Baker J. Roach Johnson Danville William Brissey Steam Corner Loeb Miss Pearl Hoard Greencastle Cal Shelton Robert N. Voliya Newtown Emma Thomas Marion Charles Cooper C. W. Barr Dow Patton Alma Crawfordsville Will Gray Jady Lawrence Marshall Veedersburg Dr. McLean T. M. Rion Joseph Wilson Milton Wright Vermillion County Loeb's W.J. Huff The Record Charles McCabe Williamsport J. H. Henselman Willams W. Crane Jacob Breakin James Murry Loeb’s Stores Auditor Ferguson Rube Miles Willard Remster W. E. Livengood B'S W.B. Harden Matthias Stephenson Covington Mr. Stephenson van Buren Township Ladies Oxfords C. Arrasmith Monarch Charles E. Davis Montgomery County Washington City Ellis County Board of Equalization Newport Montazuma News Charles Cheney Arrasmith Bloomingdale World News Wabash Ruth Ellis Coeluck Sie Bank Hendrix William Johnson Mill Creek Frank Applegate Yeddo Georgetown Leaders Fairgrounds Portland John Hawkins Henry van Leer Benjamin van Leer Henry Valentine Nebraska Meharrys Grove William Rt. Wood la Fayette Chas. M. McCabe Meharry’s Grove Presbyterian Church Fowler M. BE Maude Baker Courage M.E Gerald Baptist Church Henson First Christian Church Christian Endeavor M. E Cook Episcopal Church Court House Cresson Universa Indianapolis Afernoon Shelbyville Dr. Chapman and the Warren Yeagy M.E. Church Hesse Henselman Scott Huge Harry Morgan Christian Church Hefner Burnsides 7Th Street Christian Church Taylor Benj. McElwee Benjamin McElwee Mathew McElwee Wallace Ben Albert Starker Miss Ida
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