Bush family of Kentucky jailed for repeated burglary and moonshine crime
Four Bush family members from Kentucky were sent to the Frankfort penitentiary for five years each after pleading guilty to burglary and larceny. The group includes John Bush Sr Rachel, John Bush Jr and William Bush. They stole from Ann Bowling's Beattyville store on Christmas night and admitted guilt. The article notes a long history of crime in the family and links moonshine to their life of crime.
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Ann Bowling
Beattyville
Perry County
Tom Bush
John J
William
Daniel Bush
John
Jobn Bush, Sr
Frankfert
Ibus
Ke Agai
Bush
John Bush, Jr
Bowling
Prackfort
Jobs
Bosh
Frankfort
Werden
Bergleary
Reche
Jake Sr
Priser
Bret
New Advertising Scheme Draws Mixed Public Interest
A fragmented handwritten account describes a fashionably dressed woman crossing a muddy street and an ensuing discussion on a novel advertising method. The text mentions prisoners, a Frankfort connection, and concerns about novelty versus practicality in mass publicity.
Abner Seeks Caleb’s Voice Through Vision Impossible
In a Jerusalem setting Abner marries while his friend Caleb lies dead. Abner visits Caleb’s grave and prays for guidance to reveal truth about their youth’s mysteries. A supernatural reply finally comes as a distant, eerie voice confirming forgotten bonds and future revelations.
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Caleb
Alver
Almer
Jean
Mysterious Wanderer Lim Bing Guides Townsfolk
A long wandering tale describes Lim Bing a famed adviser who matters little to the cost or accuracy of his tips. He predicted when to buy sleep and even which trades would prosper, though his own life showed no fixed home or reliable success.
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Lim Bing
Ale
Night Burglary Wave Hits Paducah
A spree of burglaries lights the Paducah Kentucky area with nightly entries and robberies. A thief broke a window at H W Clark's home robbed them of clothes and money, then climbed in. The next night a prowler ransacked C F Locks house and scattered bedclothes on the couple. Sunday a boarding house run by Mrs Bell was robbed with a drawn revolver as residents were restrained and valuables stolen.
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Paducah
H. W. Clark
Clark
C.F. Lock
Lock
Fragmented OCR Dialog Between Two Speakers
A garbled OCR passage presents a dialogue fragment with partial phrases about love and reading. One speaker mentions a person and a possible reading task while the other responds with unclear names and sounds, yielding no clear event or outcome.
Explorer Osrendiah Survives Elephant Attack While Thrifting
The expedition member Osrendiah narrowly escapes injury after a sudden elephant encounter during a coastal thrifting expedition. Local guides report the animal charged near the shoreline as the party scanned seaside stalls.
Elephant Fight Near Death Tale From Africa Tells of Escape
London News recounts H. Gavexdiah's Africa trip and a close escape from a wounded elephant. He dodged the beast as it knelt and charged, rolling under its trunk and narrowly avoiding fatal injuries while gun bearers fired nearby.
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Weom
Africa
London News
Gavexdiah
Royal Geographical Society
Dani
Carey Wee
Feeds Four People Wet for $04.895 Year
A March Ladies' Home Journal contributor argues a family of four can live on about $206 a year. The account details groceries and items consumed, noting strict economy is essential. The writer questions why a man is so prone to bed when ill.
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March Ladies’ Home Journal
Boshend
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