Drowned by a Catfish In New River
June reports a man drowned in the New River after a large catfish pulled him under. William Skeese vanished while boat fishing with a hand line around his waist. Freddy Beller, 14, was pulled into Wahhend ing river by a two pound catfish and nearly drowned. rescued by his mother.
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Skeese
Montgomery
White Ashing
New
William Skeese
Coshocton
Freddy Beller
Triver
Bint
Baly
Belief Claims Flecirit Cars Are Satan's Tools in Flora
In Flora Indiana jur 1, a woman named Antels cs is described as fearing the wloviric and believing Flecirit cars are Satan's instruments of destruction. The report notes Runyon has become mentally Antels cs and that she views devermvity as a mysterious power and fan of mors.
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Satan
Runyon
Devermvity
Mors
Deadly lightning strikes kill several in multiple towns
In Sterling a frame and barn were struck by lightning killing John Wingler John Shou Sick Rebam and Cat Fisher while two girls died. In Brookville a storm hit Tor sien academy killing AL Maule den and Miss Bries helsen with several others injured. Owensboro Kentucky reports a woman burned by a collapsing wall scorched hair melted shoes and a stove fire.
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Brookville
Torslén
Tursday
Torsien Academy
AL Maule den
Miss Bries Helsen
Earlham College Holds Second Commencement Ceremony
Richmond Indiana June 1 The second commencement at Earlham College Dean Wingu University featured graduates Effie Small Ethel Woodard Josephine Evans R Elizabeth Jonkins Ellen Creek Joseph Kenny Rayville Kindig Helen Cloud Hoover Elizabeth Hanson Vivian Floyd Albert Clark Edmund Kickingon George Lend James Frame Marguerite Hill Ernest Martin Irvin Imshaw Emory Ratcliff Charles Frazee Walter Allee Mabel Roberts Ruth Trueblood Ruby Davis Benjamin Grace Oliver Hobbs Marry Bowen Magdalena Englebert Anna May Kendall Simon Morton Ralph Trueblood Walter Jessup Rhoda Overman Mabel Cary Orville Wilkinson among others in attendance final exercises concluded with diploma distribution.
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Richmond
Ind
Dean Wingu University
Earlham College
Wedurs
Effie Small
Pairmont
Ethel Woodard
Nickmond
Josephine Evans
Indianapolis
R. Elizabeth Jonkins
Wiona
Waterson Points Folk as Possible Democratic Nominee
In his Louisville bureau report dated Wednesday June W, Waterson states Judge Joseph W Folk of St Louis could be the Democratic nominee for president. He suggests Folk might be nominated and elected governor of Missouri, occupying a role similar to Mr Tilden’s position.
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Louiaville
Henry Waterson
Joseph W. Folk
St Donia
Myst
St Louis
Missouri
Tilden
Public tragedy in Jacksonvills tied to self harm method
Gracey McComas of Manlio reportedly attempted suicide by hanging using two braided hair strands tied around a door hinge. She stood on a chair and leaped, an event recorded in the June report from this city.
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Jacksonvills
Gracey McComas
Manlio
In Cupid Breaks Record at Cincinnati Cup
In Cincinnati, VENUINSATT sets a new cup record after overtime victory. Tuesday saw marriage licenses issued to 01 couples as they prepared to wed, signaling a busy civic moment.
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Venuinsatt
Hoosier in a wreck near Muldraugh hill
A passenger train on the J. and N. line wrecked on Muldraugh's hill near Louisville Kentucky. Fireman John Keller was killed and 13 others injured including J. E. Theeball of Mount Vernon Indiana whose leg was broken.
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Louisville
Muldraugh
Preparations for Big Woodmen's Ball in city
Preparations for the Modern Woodmen of America grand event proceed with an expected 3 000 to 45 000 visitors during camp week. The ball, planned for June 14 at Tyrpimson, will require a full committee roster led by Arthur Lb Wright and C J Aufderheide with names listed for reception floor and other roles, including ticket chair Chorics Dawson.
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Spodmen of America Entertainment Committee
John D. Volz
Charles F. Remy
F. T. Shirley
Dr. C. Eugenes Worth
Lewis A. Coleman
Joseph J. Bruce
Johny W. Haltzman
Elmer du Ran
Richard A. Bosworth
Floor-N. Z. Wasburh
A. Osborn
Allen A. Brown
R. R. Reeder
Joseph Fernbough
M. F. Smith
Benjamin Staunger
Samuel Ankman
Joseph Hogue
J. T. Benham
Charles Iliott
FT. Kirk
Fred Eppert
Chrekroom
Curtin Durcan
Thomas Fritter
Philip Burns
Fred Heeler
Wiliam Stahlhul
Frederick Lohman
John A. Ferguson
Jam Lanke
Dawson
Spider In Dough Traced To Poisoned Bread Alert
In Gainesville Georgia a bread dough incident left Mary Slopaees and her nephew Jag Stich gravely ill after eating bread. A spider embedded in the dough is blamed by physicians for the deaths, with a cook confessing the creature aided during kneading and dough left to rise overnight.
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Gainesville
Mary Slopaees
Jag. Stich
Oitrota
Mina Stevens
Gees
Cleveland Stars Back in the Game
Cleveland Stars seek return to play as disputes between league clubs spark a dissolution issue. Philadelphia and Cincinnati executives discuss neutrality while Cleveland plans to participate in scheduled games in Philadelphia and beyond.
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Cincinnati
Garty
Nave Kermaan
Cincinnati Baseball Club
Werinesdar
Potter
Philadelphia
Lajer
Berns Aard
Flick
Cleveland American Leages
Pottre
Aes Aga
Ligimann
Matalal Stariea
Farmers jailed in alleged abduction of two girls in New Altany
June reports indicate Frank Carpenter and Williams Bowers were jailed on charges of abducting Wate and Rose Roth from their town. Peter Roth, the girls’ father, followed them and had police detain the girls, who claimed they wished to flee a cruel stepmother in the town.
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New Altany
Frank Carpenter
Williams Bowers
Wate
Rose Roth
Drayi Ty Town
Peter Roth
Toll Gate Raiders Tarnish Night of Vandalism near Cochran
In Lawrenceburg a mob of angry farmers armed with axes attacked toll gates near Cochran and Dillisboro. They demolished gates to demand free gravel roads. The grand jury will investigate and seek to punish the vandals.
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Lawrenceburg
Cochran
Dillisboro
Tursia
Grand Jery
Grape Nuts Aid Recovery After Typhoid Sickness
A Possum Creek Michigan reader touts Grape Nuts and cream as essential during convalescence. After weak digestion and fear of relapse, a first meal of Grape Nuts allegedly restored strength, clarity, and vitality, with the ad noting a recipe book included in each package.
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Possum Co
Hutte Creek
Mich
Leading Candidate for Woodmen's Head Consul
A garbled obituary style note honors the leading candidate for Woodmen's head consul. It describes a person named Prom AE Pou and hints at death and recollection, mentioning family, farm, and city surroundings with uncertain OCR text.
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Woodmen’s Head
Dyspepsia Cure Baffles Paris Clinicians In Curious Case
A lengthy and tangled report describes a strange medical case in Paris where dyspepsia symptoms are allegedly cured by music and related therapies. The narrative blends patient anecdotes, physician quotes, and social chatter about treatment efficacy and dramatic personal outcomes.
Births and Deaths and Marriages Ledger
Birth notices list Athhop cad Morey Kamthrough and others with various surnames from Indiana and Washington states. Deaths include Coe Wy Beatta and 65 year old residents. marriages feature Perry S Phares, Laure F Perigo, William Campbell, Mary Hare, Charles Spaulding, Ilota Carter, and many paired couples in Millington and nearby communities.
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Wy Beatta
Pragpents Souility
Sehneider
Elmat
Teal Ebeisss
Mamie Adkins
teLan Hark Alent
Stateenthat
Washington
Do Scheer
Martins Old
Nze
Marrianes
Perry
Phares
Laure F. Perigo
Whilam
PB. Campbell
Mary B. Hareris
Me Lee Underwear Sale Cuts Deep on Lingerie Stock
A Me Lee sale advertises deep discounts on children’s and women’s undergarments and dresses. It lists cambric drawers, nainsook gowns, white dresses, sample caps, bonnets, and heavy net curtains with prices slashed to about half or less, promising visible value and urging quick purchases.
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Nainsook
Nainsonk
Two Thursday Specials on Large Quantity Fabrics and Garments
Oddly worded notice lists bulk fabric items and garments with many misread terms. It describes twenty five nearly one pieces of Tren Armities and assorted patterns in white black and tinted growias with printed stripes and designs. Prices appear 19 cents and one style at thirty etyles with various rounds and night wear.
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Tropics
South Sea Islands
Olthy
Myle
Fenuius Keirart Asmiues
Caolee
Asc
Unclear Social Names Report From Fragmented Text
Fragmented OCR lists multiple names and pairs like Hert Wilson Kate Hancock Aaron Abell AMUilf Carr and others. No clear event or location. unreadable context prevents definite summary of a news item or notice.
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Hert Wilson
Kate Hancock
Aaron @ Abell
Amuilf Carr
Vwoen MH
Geidie M. Canent
Dr. Ibrrham
Sisie Brown
Mary Nd
Nancy Bugg
Unt
J. Murlow
Annie Erold
Building Permits Show Various Sheds and Dwellings Granted
A list of building permits records numerous small-scale projects. Entries include sheds on E Ohto Street and Beville Avenue. repairs and additions to dwellings on Twenty-sixth, Central Avenue, and Kappes Street. cottages and a Reo vehicle mention. multiple addresses in Vermont, Michigan and Belmont areas. totals range from modest sums to thousands, with several remodels and new structures noted.
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John Fernhart
Vermont
Birke Sts
Lima
Fred Gompf
Central-ave
Develling
Charles Watson
Kiehen
A. Bo Long
New Yorkeat
Jesge & Wheeler
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Florenrest
Cottage
Selvage & Wheeler
Helen-sta
Reo
Selenge & Wheeler
Belmont
Michigan-st
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Liberty
Wabasa-sts
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New Jersey
Henry Sitel
N. Meridian-we
Laura Bergener
W. F. Brown
Oalo
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Broadway
Porch
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Margaretta Odell
L. F. Lane
Marowave
Maryland
Child Burned to Death in Kitchen Stove Accident
In Hartford City Indiana a 6 year old girl, daughter of Ames Riley, died after attempting to start a fire in a cook stove with rag soaked oil. Oil on clothing ignited as she lit the rags, causing fatal burns.
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Sartford
City
Ing
Ames Riley
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