Official Board Rebuttal to Joyce Pastorate Claims
The Official Board of College Avenue Church denies charges in a Cincinnati Gazette clipping. It says Dr. Joyce joined the Northwest Indiana Conference, led Roberts Chapel then College Avenue, found harmony, and left with over 300 members and a strong benevolent record. A new church building is praised for contributions of 20 000 dollars by dedicated members.
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Cincinnati Gazette
College Avenue Church
Joyce
Northwest Indiana
St. Paul
Cincinnati
Roberts Chapel
J. W. Greene
A. A. Gee
Samuel Beck
J.P. Darsaun
A. Binen
M. Alles
Defense opens in Arnold Little murder trial at Nicholasville
Captain P B Thompson led defense and Colonel Breckenridge for the prosecution in the Arnold Little murder trial. D W Voorhees delivered a lengthy address to a large Nicholasville Court House audience. Bronston closed the case alleging Arnold forged a note, prompting Voorhees to deny evidence. A confrontation rose as Ike Arnold drew a revolver and arms were brandished.
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Arnold
Senator Voorhees
Chaos at Courthouse as Arnold Attempt Sparks Panic
Powder keg scene unfolds when Arnold tries forceful act at the courthouse. Mrs Little collapses, bystanders faint, and weapons vanish as the sheriff moves the prisoner to the jury room. Courtroom cleared, Arnold’s fate undecided, and barrooms shut for the night.
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Ike
Transton
Arnold
Little
Board of Trustees
Bronson
Senator Voorhees
Voorhees
Awful Death and Mad Dog Attacks Reported in Tennessee
The Nashville Banner details Milton Story's death after hydrophobia from a dog bite and describes a mad dog spree near Thompson Station, with attacks on fox dogs and dire warnings to kill or confine biting canines.
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Nashville
Tenn
Milton Story
Spring Hill
Maurey
Witt
Story
Thompson Station
Dr. Crocker
Colonel Pointer
Mr. Pointer
Mr. Dodson
Rare storm on Long's Peak ends with electric shocks
Hartford lawyer S C Dunham and Rev E J Lamb, guided by a veteran, braved a violent storm at Long's Peak. They felt electrical shocks and blue lights, sought shelter, then moved to open rock. The scene included thunder without lightning and a strange blue glow around Dunham's head. Also recounted is a courtroom quip about a scammy medicine and a jailed vendor.
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S.C. Dunham
Hartford
E. J. Lamb
Long’s Peak
Col. Long
Mr. Dunham
Lamb
Agricultural fairs list for 1520 season periods
For interested parties Tux Sran lists fairs in Indiana and surrounding areas for 1520. The schedule includes the Indiana State fair starting Monday, September. Greencastle starting September 4. Brick Chapel starting September 4. Floyd Township starting September 7. Crawfordsville starting September 6. Terre Haute starting September 14. Thorntown starting September 20. Also notes pasture for cattle or sheep with blue grass pasture shade and water. JAS A McCOY Cloverdale Ind.
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Tux Sran
Ind
Greencastle
Brick Chapel
Floyd Township
Crawfordsville
Terre Haute
Thorntown
Jas, A. McCoy
Cloverdale, Ind
Real estate and groceries offered in Greencastle ad
In door sale listing real estate of all kinds on liberal terms by L H Hathaway Greencastle. Also margins in staple and fancy groceries and provisions offered by George Wysong at the northwest corner of the public square.
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Rk. L. Hathaway
Greencastle
George Wysong
Northwest Corner Public Square
Putnan
Royal Spendthrifts of the People's Money
In a critique of monarchial pay and pensions the piece contrasts rulers like the Czar and Napoleon III with the American president drawing fifty thousand dollars yearly. It argues that even six months of Congress costs far less than royal salaries and residences abroad. It urges readers to compare with England and see relative hardship for the poor.
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Europe
Russia
Turkey
Napoleon III
Francis Joseph
Austria
King William
Prussia
Victor Emanuel
Queen Victoria
Czar
General Sherman
Ultan
England
Wealth by Industry The Shoemaker's Fortune
A Youth's Companion essay argues wealth stems from economy and hard work while idleness leads to poverty. It follows six shoemakers in one shop with one industrious man rising to success, marriage, and happiness, while five fall behind and blame capital. The tale contrasts diligence, reputation, and credit with squandered opportunity.
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United States
Capture of sea lions at Santa Barbara Islands for eastern zoos
Report describes expert roping and boxing methods used to capture live seal, sea lions, and wa elephants from the Santa Barbara Islands for display in Eastern menageries. A bull seal is lassoed, restrained, and dropped into a prepared box cage, then secured for transport.
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Santa Barbara
Old World
Leaky Hydrant Sparks Town Alarm in Rural Visit
A young man from the rural districts entering town finds an opened fire hydrant while hauling wood and oxen. He gasps at the gushing water and shouts in alarm calling the hitching post sprung a leak worse than a sugar maple.
Faithful Hope for Closure Beyond This World
A reflective verse fragment urges enduring belief in completion of good begun here. The lines emphasize hope that efforts started will endure and culminate in a larger, unseen scope beyond present limits. The quotation evokes perseverance and faith in eventual fulfillment.
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Greenough
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Putnam County
Indiana
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Werce
Circuit Court
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PVA
St. Cor, Public Square
Greencastle, Ind
Putnam
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Taman
Éizzo
Mee
Nan World Manufacturing Co
Nassau Sts
New York
Goode
DAR. Chook’s
Tsands
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Byatom
Dayton
Ohio
Kramer
Sapz
Ruggist
S.N. Smith &Co
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Dayton, Co
Boston Courier
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