Ernest Leaves Indiana To Last In On Sundays
A fragment notes a person named Ernest involved in a sequence about leaving Indiana last on Sundays. The text is incomplete, offering no clear event date, organization, or location beyond Indiana.
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1908
Page
4
A fragment notes a person named Ernest involved in a sequence about leaving Indiana last on Sundays. The text is incomplete, offering no clear event date, organization, or location beyond Indiana.
Washington August 29. War Department orders Colonel William F. Stewart coast artillery to Fort Grant Ariz for a riding test for field officers. He may ride 30 miles daily for three days or walk 50 miles in the same period. After the test he must return to Fort Grant unless declared physically incapacitated by a medical board.
In Jackson Kentucky on August 26 the Breathith county court presided by Special Judge Garnes held the Beach Hargis murder case. Judge Adams fined five defense counsel twenty dollars each for contempt after they filed an affidavit to vacate the bench. The judge declined to vacate and the commonwealth attorney moved for a change of venue.
Soldiers and scouts pursue a bandit who robbed sixteen stagecoaches in Yellowstone National Park, totaling about $10,000 in cash, securities, and jewels. The Jackson Hole area aids escape prospects, with a $1,000 reward posted. A separate dispatch notes the first park holdup in eighteen years and a Justice Department reward of $300. A Wyoming hold-up near Cody yielded $1,600, likely not connected. A Michigan case reports Mrs. Anna Margaret Bloom's death by ingesting para green at 77. Richmond reports Jewish businessmen buying land in Virginia to found a colony for the unemployed.
A consumer urges trying P. G. Naphtha Soap to judge its value in daily use. The pitch suggests if the product lives up to claims, customers will keep using it. The appeal emphasizes practical testing over promises.
Fragmented stock market notes mention Hamilton, AmalCap Amn, Bay Amn, Tex, Distillers Ptd Mo, Pac, Sugar, St. Paul, U.S. Steel, Reading, Iron, Southern Railway, Wabash, and other major lines. Trading activity and unspecified prices appear amid a garbled listing of companies and exchanges.
Floods from continuous rains kill at least nineteen in Camden and devastate millions in property across South Carolina. Bridges collapse, mills submerged, railways washouts halt power and transport, crucially delaying primary election returns as roads, telegraphs, and trains fail. Cattle losses mount and electric service falters statewide as rivers surge.
Ohio farmer George L. Corcoran traveled from Steubenville to Webster Massachusetts chasing his supposed soul mate Louise O Gorman but found no such person. He found a 1124 Waverly Webster address on a pair of shoes and learned the name was a false lead, leaving him frustrated and claiming he was simply stung. The tale ends with Corcoran denying further publicity.
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