Breach of Promise Suit Targets Wilbur Woods for 5000
Miss Pearl Brosius sues Wilbur Woods of Newcastle for breach of promise seeking 5000 dollars claiming he won her heart but never married. The report also notes Woods’s recent inheritance and a prior indictment for rolling and smoking a cigarette under jurors’ noses, with bond posted for upcoming court terms.
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Miss Pearl Brosius
The
Newcastle Courier
Wilbur Woods
Pearl Brosina
Raysville
Woods
Temple of Justice
Bond
The Reapers Harvest A Local Death Notice Roundup
Niece Glenora Reddick dies in Pressonton Kansas on May 26 after long illness. Miss Reddick born Sept 10 1875 near Knightstown Rush County taught at Kansas State Normal School. Mrs Eliza White dies after a third stroke at 63, with survivors including sons Isaac and William and sister Mrs Hayes. Funeral held at Lena. Also notes on Sol Bittel repainting his residence and Gran Henley taking Bell System duties in Spiceland. Eastbound Panhandle engine trouble delays train No 32. passengers moved to No 14.
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Reddick
Rea Reddick
Glenora Reddick
Pressonton
Kansas
James E. Reddick
Knightstown
Rush County
Kansas State Normal School
Miss Reddick
Eliza White
C. F. Pritchard
White
Oxfordshire
England
Eieter
Isaac White
City Hospital
Indianapolis
Willam White
Chrizmat
John Hayes
Urbana
Ill
Gran Henley
Carthage Telephone Company
Spiceland
Bell System
Henley
Panhandle
Jennie H. Pray
Carrie H. Steele
Journal wants column buyers. AI brings results
A classified item in the Journal advertises a wants column where readers seek services and goods. The notice notes AI driven results or solutions are available, inviting responses from interested parties and indicating contact details for inquiries.
Local society and travel notes from the Cincinnati and Indiana towns
Miss Dona Tebbs visits Miss Marthe Carson in W Jackson street while Charles W Holland and wife plan Knightstown as their future home after leaving Oklahoma Territory. Noisy wild jack procession east of town advertised twenty mule team borax. Miss Bertha and Evalyn White return from a southern trip. Mrs Frank Edwards comes back to Cincinnati after visiting here. A large guest list attends events at Richmond and surrounding towns. Rev Joseph Binford family reunion held at Greensboro home. Dr and Mrs Morrison entertain Indianapolis guests.
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Dona Tebbs
Cincinnati
Marthe Carson
W. Jackson Street
Charles W. Holland
Oklahoma Territory
Knightstown
Joseph O. Binford
Sundsy
Joseph Jay
Greensboro
Three Counties News Roundup with Accidents and Officials
Nellie Frazier and Guy Msall injured when their horse ran away near Newcastle after frightening at an automobile. Rush county funds near 6000 dollars short, Cambridge City expert report shows town clerk Petro missing 33770.28 and town debt 27227.50. Bush county appoints M E Newhouse as infirmary superintendent. treasury balance on bonds 41811.45. Rushville man John Singer skull fracture by a kicking horse. Purdue farmers' institute to be held in Rushville on Friday the 16th. Col John Malford, age 70, killed by a Panhandle train at Newcastle. James Ansrinson and Charles Coffee injured in interurban collision near Greenfield. One horse fatally hurt. Seven marriage licenses issued in Henry county in May. 20 in May. Rushville council divided over fuel contract raise of 150. Arlington bank unsettled after partner Jones defaults. Goodrich and Jones borrowed 9000 from their own bank, falsified notes, then destroyed them. Harry M. Dickman and Lucille E. Jacobs refused marriage license under new law for non residence. appeal granted license issued. Spiceland academy commence with baccalaureate by Rev. Morton C. Pearson June 18. field day June 21. address by Prof B E Lindley June 23. diplomas to many names listed. Mr. Binford and daughter guests of Eugene Pritchard. E H Byerly in Cincinnati buying new gels. local ladies attend Indianapolis reception. Minnie Wink in Greenwood for Miss Elia Powers Brewer and Clarence C. Clark wedding. bridesmaids include Wink.
Big Four Excursions Offer Low Rates in June 1905
Excursions run to Old Point Comfort Madison Ind Milwaukee and more via Big Four and C and Q Railways. Rates start at 14 50 round trip from Knightstown with a 15 day return limit. Connections required in Cincinnati. Additional June 12 18 14 1905 sales for G A R Women’s Relief Corps Indians and Uniformed Foresters.
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Old Point Comfort
Big Four
Rhine
Alpe
America
Knightstown
Cincinnati
Madison
Ind
Womar
Relief Corps Dept of Indians
Milwaukee
Wis
Foresters Modern Woodmen of America
Weather Outlook Showers Tonight and Saturday
Showers are forecast for tonight and Saturday with warmer conditions tonight and cooler temperatures by Saturday afternoon.
Pulpit, Memorial, and Children Day Plans for Sunday
The church will hold morning services with Pastor E S Conner and a night sermon on He Lifted Christ. A memorial address for the 1 C O F is set for Alhambra. Methodist and Presbyterian Children’s Day programs feature solos recitations and songs by numerous named participants.
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Christian Church
E.S. Conner
Mr. Canser
Alhambra
John Smith Is Given License
Cour t commissioners grant a license to John Smith to sell liquor in Alec McCarty's old room on the south side of EK Mein street with no remonstrance. Burglars stole about four in cash from MacCormack's grocery on West Main street last week. J.S. Jackson's school trustee term at Greenfield ends. replacement disputes arise. Train schedule changes shift to 12:59 westbound with faster service between New York and St Louis.
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MacCormack's
West Main Street
J.S. Jackson
Greenfield
Plain John Smith
Ceil Niquor
Alec McCarty
EK. Mein Street
Richmond
Indianapolis
New York
St Louis
Pennsylvania
Chicago
New York Central
Lake Shore
Seedy tramp study links to Bailey in old furniture row
A grim note describes a tramp of questionable repute near Bailey and an aged furniture store setting. The piece hints at a troubling scene involving a shabby street character and nearby furnishings.
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Bailey
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George Hazzard
Newcastle
Henry County
Newesade Gourler
Sol Bittel
Bertha
Evalyn White
Carolinas
South
Frank E. Edwards
G. H. Mottier
Misa Gertrude McBride
the Arne
E. E. Bebo
L. A. Mote
E. E. Dye
W. H. Alford
Bonnell
J. T. Salmon
Fr. Wayne
B. A. Sunderland
Herbert Caldwell
Mary Sloth
Rushville
R. Crider
Edward Stateman
C.A. Nehmeyer
Goshen
Don Dunn
Anderson
W. H. Donohen
Greensburg
J. B. Morrison
M. M. Finch
R. W. Cart
Mise Charindte Cathcart
Indianapolle
Morrizon
Pak
Nia
Nellie Frazier
Guy Msall
Rush County Council
Uiatt
Cambridge City
Daniel E. Petro
M. E. Newhouse
Bush County
John Singer
Farmers’ Institute
Purdue University
John Malford
James Ansrinson
Chlarles Coffee
Guiet
Arlington Bank
Jones
Goodrich
Harry M. Dickman
Lucille E. Jacobs
Muncie
Spiceland Academy
Morton C. Pearson
Friends Elurch
BE. H. Lindley
University of Indiana
Eiva Kennard
Amy Thomas
Anns Reeves
Jessie Reece
Ruby Reeves
Aurie Larne
Mr. Binford
Ste
Jgcept Pritchard
E. H. Byerly
W. D. Kerlin
A. O. Morris
N. W. Wagoner
Harry Watts
KE. Holloway
F. W. Fianner
Charles J. Buchanan
Minnie Wink
Greenwood
Elia Powers Brewer
Clarence C. Clark
Danville
Indiana University
Miss Brewer
Miss Wink
Methodist Church
Florence Harris
Bills
Neil Jones
Bessie Brosius
Ellen Wagoner
Elbert Leavella
Rith Ebion
Teland Watts
Julia Snow
Little Girls
Leora Grepors
Mies Compton
Neva Gillespie
David Snow
Primary Girls
Flexyd Roterte
Claude Maxwell Salo
Cari Pare
Almira Brusius
Marjory Roberts
Echel
Theone Hayes
Clarence Smith
Presbyterian Sunday School
Rgan
Ella Pike
Louise Lambert
Miss Carson
Johnson
Bierhane
Maeater
Clase
Mises Carson
Lucy Rutledge
Dorothea Fithian
Verda Forbes
Christopher
Jesse G. White
Lesh Walling
O. A. Walling
B. F. Hensley
West View Floral Company
Hensley
Titus and Delph
Warrington
Knightstown Gas Company
J. W. Lowry
Paoli
Lowry
W. Pioe
John Smith
Terest
Joseph Pritchard
Morrin
Fiber Williams
Loretta Hooten
Roy Crider
Whebride
Frank Hoaten
Cora Burt
Ohliger
Penhandle
Robertson
Woodstock
Urleans
Indianapoliss
Jackson
George Morehead
McMorehead
Edmund Wilson
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