Former Merchant and Politician Samuel Stringer Dies in North Carolina
Samuel T Stringer, longtime Ashland businessman and early advocate of newspaper driven campaigns, died in Monroe North Carolina after a brief illness Bright's disease. Born May 11 1830 he lived in Ashland since 1876 traveling for firms and running a West Main grocery He campaigns for mayor in 1880 using newspapers to reach voters established in business and public life He leaves a family including Frederick O Stringer Indianapolis Mills Stella Stringer Mrs Muley Glenk and Samuel T Stringer Jr plus three sisters M G C Barnes Joan Simpson and 32 AL Bly Wills Walla Washington He was a Mason and active Presbyterian Westminster church member.
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Jones H. Weekin Wolfes Company
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Samuel ‘T Stringer
Calhoun Street
Treetead
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Ashland
West Main Street
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Presbyterian Church of
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Frederick O. Stringer
Indianapolis
Mills Stella Stringer
Muley Glenk
Samuel T. Stringer
M. GC. Barnes
Gilden, Cole
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Plans for Democratic War to Fight Every Republican
Chicago headquarters set the stage for an all out campaign to beat every Republican candidate for Congress. James T. Lloyd of Missouri, chairing the committee, leads efforts with T. L. Lloyd and J. L. Daily in charge in his absence. Henry T. Rainey of Illinois and Lincoln Dixon of Indiana are expected to intensify campaign direction from Washington and Chicago, with main operations in Chicago and distribution from the Toton Trust buildings. John W. Kern and Norma E. Mack praised Bryan as the party readies for a vigorous nationwide canvass and club organization across Indiana and other states.
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James T. Lloyd
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Lincoln Dixon
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John W. Kern
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Fairview
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Okahoma
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Taft silent on Bryan address of acceptance
Hot Springs Virginia August 13 No comment for publication on W J Bryan acceptance speech to be made by W H Taft This reading he said he wished to do with deliberation and may include in a future speech Taft will speak here next week at a Virginia Republican rally Representative W H Hepburn in the east this summer for the new congressional buildings is here for talks with Taft
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Hot Springs
W. J. Bryan
W. H. Taft
Bryan
Talt
Virginia
Child Burned by Hot Jelly Fatal Wounds Threaten Life
A Stopatet Street family mourns as two year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Fhetllse suffered severe burns from a kettle of jelly overturned near the kitchen. Doctors fear the injuries may prove fatal as the child clings to life with burns on the right side from head to foot.
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Tet
Twovesnald
Dann Fhetllse
Stopatet Street
DB. Brown
Tommy McCarthy Ending Arm Bend Mystery
The fragmentary text notes Tommy McCarthy’s arm was not broken amid a chaotic report. Amid garbled lines, references to Henry Cee and various names appear, with scattered mentions of detention and a Patterson, suggesting a police or court context, but the core fact asserts the arm injury was not broken.
Elás on the Diamond Again in Decatur Showdown
Elsworth Elks face Decatur in a key baseball game at Bellevue's interurban station. The team trains hard under Hatzell after a price of defeat, with a chartered car expected at 1:15 pm and an umpire joining Jabo. The lineup includes Feseuan Sites Uinsky Strode Pape Asan Tonkel Langara Wutzell.
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Decatur
Hatzell
Hatting Nelson
Bellevue
No. 158
Decatur Lodge
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Funeral Services Announced For Local Residents
Funeral arrangements set for Amelia LeGrean with services at 9:40 and 10:00 AM from St Joy residence and Vincent's Church, followed by interment. Robert J and Thomas Shamghi also listed with 9:00 AM cathedral rites and procession to Catholic cemetery.
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St. Joy Township
Vincent's Catholic Church
Amelia LeGrean
Spy Run Avenue
Robert J
New York Hotel on Broadway to Become a Large Public Dining Complex
The Anac Hotel on Broadway will be converted into a restaurant complex with eight floors. The first floor will host public dining rooms, the fourth to sixth will be private dining rooms, and the eighth floor will house the kitchen. A new wing will accommodate tour groups up to 1200, with the ninth floor set aside for staff and other functions.
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Between the Fours and New York Chitin City Pacis East
A fragment notes waiters will fill orders between the fours. It also hints at future chitin of such places from New York to the Pacis east.
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New York
Pacis East
Half price sale items at Patterson-Fletcher Co
The ad lists a limited selection at half price including boys and children suits suspenders caps hats and coats. It promises a seventeen day sale with many more items pushed out at half price.
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Fatterson-Fletogher CO
Deserted Father Given Heavy Sentence After Public Indictment
The case recounts Marala Hoyer, linked to three children from a common law union with Dessie Wyatt, later married to a woman named Young. He faced public intoxication charges, confessed marriage to Young, and received six months with fines. The proceedings stretched through the day as officers prepared further action.
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Marala Hoyer
Dessie Wyatt
Young
Teaver
D. Frost
Fred Nei
Great Crowd at the Picnic Marks Silver Anniversary
The article reports a large turnout for a church affiliated orphan home picnic marking its silver anniversary. It notes the debt cleared within six months, the home’s flourishing condition, and praise for Superintendent Rev. L Rettig of Olney. Weather was ideal, booths attractive, and proceeds expected to aid the depleted treasury.
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National association fire insurance agents officers named
The twelfth biennial convention of the National Association of Fire Insurance Agents concluded with the nominating committee report approving officers. Edward W. Beamstey of Hartford was named president, with J W Alexander, B B Case, E W Childrey, A Foy, and A L W Neale as vice presidents and Henry H. Putnam as secretary treasurer, among others.
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Hartford
Conn
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B. B. Case
Tinois
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Virginia
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AL W. Neale
Ohio
Henry H. Putnam
Boston
New Bank Starter at Uniondale
Uniondale reports a new bank starter as Bhudl ton capitalists and twelve Uniondale citizens form a partnership with $19 000 capital stock to erect a building for business between January 1. Stockholders include W Lipkey Comp Charles Lipkey Ronaldson Wilson Dr J Holcomb WP Scou J B Brickley Perry Gilbert Alonzo Brickley J M Wald and AcA Witugh of Uniondale along with Sop H Painter Tangeman G Williamsor Eugena Mocrow and Ed Williamson of Bluffian.
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Kiet News Bureau
Uniondale
Ind
Bhudlton
Aga Wnl
W. Lipkey
Comp
Charles Lipkey
Ronaldson’ Wilson
Dr. J. Holcomb
WP Scou
J.B. Brickley
Perry Gilhert
Alonzo Brickley
J. M. Wald
Aca. Witugh
H. Painter
Tangeman
G. , Williamsor
Eugena Mocrow
Ed. Willamson
Bluffian
Central Point Location Captured in Study
A location near the study area yields an almost central point, providing a reference for spatial analysis. Researchers note the precise coordinates anchor subsequent measurements and map-based evaluations. The finding aids future work in geospatial modeling and field validation.
Fee Family Reunion at Gypsy Hill Hosts Mass Attendance
Waterloo Indiana August 18 The Fee family reunion at Gypsy Hill three miles east of Butler drew strong turnout with representation from nearly every Fee family in the county and adjacent Steuben areas. Many Fee kin reside near Martinsville and nearby towns, reflecting widespread local ties.
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Kist News Dwreay
Waterloo
Ind
Gypsy Hill
Butler
Steuben
Wittin
Hamtin
Officer Dickson Objects To Public Bathing
Patrolman Dickson yesterday corralled seven vagabonds for taking a bath near the St Marys river by the Matin street bridge. The group, hoboes arriving in the city, wore blue shirts and puzzled onlookers with a bathrooth misstep. An odd excursion note lists a Marion to Fort Wayne round trip and a Pearl and Harricat Street departure.
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Wabash Valley
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