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Newspaper

Covington Republican

Location

Covington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1898

Page

5

BY HIS OWN HAND TIMOTHY MCMahon Died By Carbolic Acid

Timothy McMahon died by his own action after buying two ounces of carbolic acid at Lee Allen's pharmacy. He showed distress but spoke normally, then collapsed on the stairs near Dr. Myers and died within minutes. Coroner’s inquest attributed temporary insanity from his ill wife and poor health. he was 40, with a history of illness and a recent bank withdrawal. Funeral held at the Catholic Church.

Timothy McMahon Tim Lee Allen Lee Tie Billy Boyd McComas & Sullivan Dr. Sailor Dr. Henderson Went Board John W. Sullivan McMahon Carrie Stilwell Tommy O’brien Mary McMahon Hazel Street Danville Myers Catholic Lecturch

Adoption Granted Lizzie Copner to Lizzie Petty

James J Petty and Rachel Petty petitioned to adopt Lizzie Copner and rename her Lizzie Petty. The court granted the petition, granting the child equal share rights with Petty children in future. All parties reside in Attica Newtown Gets It. The electric railroad likely to pass Newtown and Richland township with local support and discussions continuing in Stone Bluff.

James i Petty Rachel Petty Lizzie Copner Lizzie Petty Newtown Mellett Gilmore Ledger Richland Township

Divorce case draws witnesses in Neal versus Neal

Last Friday about half the population of Mellett appeared as witnesses in the divorce case of Mrs. Clem Neal versus J. Neal. Mrs. Neal sought divorce and alimony of 4000 dollars. Judge Rabb heard the trial and withheld decision until the next term. Spectators expected more drama, but were disappointed.

Mellett Clem Neal J. Neal

Knight Templars meet in Crawfordsville hear apology

At the Knights Templars gathering in Crawfordsville last Thursday Dan Simms was scheduled to respond to the toast Mays of the Wabash but he was absent. W W Layton filled in, Will apologized after being surprised. Yountaville woolen goods advertised at J Loeb’s stores.

Knight’s Templars Crawfordsville Dan Simm Mays Dan W. W. Layton Will Yountaville J. Loeb’s

Republican convention nominating prosecutor in Attica

Fountain and Warren county Republicans met at the Attica opera house to nominate a prosecuting attorney for the 21st district. J W Cronk chaired. P W Fleming was named permanent chair. Ed Campbell chosen secretary. J W Brissey elected by acclamation for prosecutor. Brissey thanked the delegates as the session closed after under an hour.

Fountain Warren Counties Opera House Attica 21St Judicial District J. W. Cronk Veedersburg Fountain County Republican Committee Wesley Whickar P. W. Fleming Warren County Attica Ledger J. W. Brissey Troy Township Warren Fountain Counties Brissey

Soldiers' camp life described in pup tents and bacon

A letter from the 118th Regt. notes the 158th Regt. soldiers now live in pup tents with limited rations of bacon raw onions hard tack and coffee. Tents are held by two men each and bayonets serve as pins while muskets anchor ridge poles. A camp scene shows 400 mules branded U S with the Second Regiment arriving in force.

Sam

Wool Market Leaders Show Covington at 20 Cents

Covington wool dealers opened the season at 20 cents a pound and have repeatedly led Crawfordsville buyers in wool purchases, despite Crawfordsville claiming spring leadership as the state’s highest wool market.

Crawfordsville Journal Crawfordsville Journal Covington Craweordaville

Kingman Prepares for 7th Annual Horse Show

Kingman holds its seventh annual horse show tomorrow with a fine program arranged for a large crowd. Entrants and spectators from the city are expected to attend as in past years.

Kingman

Perilous trip on the river ends with rescue near Portland

Arthur Clark Max Miller and Malcolm Nelson rode a high flood river near Portland risking the boat near the wagon bridge. A snag and gusting wind forced a cable rescue as the trio clung to danger then reached shore after a dramatic ordeal.

Arthur Clark Max Miller Malcolm Nelson Portland Arthur Clark Flop Nelson Miller Old Wan Hawkins Hawkins Wabash Lemp & Russell's

Jim Allen Honored by Covington Soldier in Indianapolis

The Crawfordsville Sunday Star recounts Jim Allen of Covington aiding 15th Indiana Volunteers at Indianapolis station. A grateful soldier gave a tobacco gift and half his pay to his father, implying more aid to come. juvenile civic notes include city council June 7 elections for a school trustee and night watch. Ladies’ ready made waists at J Lovb stores.

Crawfordsville Jim Allen Covington 15Th Infantry Indiana Volunteers Indianapolis Lund Covington Company Camp Mount Urele Jim W. H. Miles Miles J. Loeb Mr. Loeb Ofice of George Robb Chas. Brown Joseph Hegg

Stabbed farm hand Jacob Kearns in Wabash Township

Jacob Kearns about 45 was stabbed by Lewis Richardson a crippled farm hand following a quarrel over meat handling. Kearns bled heavily and was taken to doctors Coggin and Rowland. the wound depths suggest danger though he improved later. Richardson fled and searches are underway. Kearns is related to local McCoys. New stock of shoes noted at Leed’s.

Rowland Jacob Kearns Wabash Township Kearns Snoddyn Mills Lewis Richardson Richardson Coggins Coal Creek Tom Jack McCoy

Stout Case Postponed Again by Parke Circuit Court

Judge Stimson adjourned in Rockville after deciding witnesses were not ready. Trial postponed until Parke circuit court next term as Terre Haute June term will convene first. Prosecution faces difficulty proving Dr. involvement in Grace McClamrook death.

Terre Waute Express Stimson Rockville Stout Terre Haute

Wood wins spring prize in heat description

W A Wood of this city captured the prize for the heat description of the Leaders Spring Open on Saturday April 98d winning $2.50 in gold. Mr Wood is a fine writer and justly proud of his success in this instance.

W. A. Wood Wood

Also Mentioned on This Page

T. B. McMahon M. Herzog Denman den- Man T Emma M. Denman Tilghman L. Denman Board and McCabe Livengood & Livengood Electric Railroad Chas Spinning J. B. Schwin Mont Loord Arista Livengood Stone Bluff Dr. W. Brissey Fulton Township State of India William McCoy Neezer Teegarden Nancy Allen Teegarden McCoy Andy Marshall Dan Simms Lafayette Joe Jones Harry Yoltz The Leader J. Lovb’a Washington Liberty Court Room Royal Leed's
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