Local News Briefs and City Updates
April 15 items report pension examiners in session Ed Muse opens a drug store in the old Eaverson building Mr Williams residence on south Walnut nearing completion Mulberry street restaurant building repaired Stoner murder trial witnesses return from Lexington Comet Club excursion to Louisville on the steamer Sunshine circus on the 10th in town Muall boy awaits circus arrival Joseph Cravens sells Abbott junk shop West street city vice raids raid on houses of ill repute inmates sent to county jail
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Scrap between two youths on Fourth and Walnut streets ends without injuries
A lively scrap erupted between two young men on Fourth and Walnut streets last evening but they were separated before serious harm occurred. The city editor Theodore Sullivan is reported sick. Local notices mention business, graduations, and a murder trial update amid community events.
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Columbus Herald Almanac Roundup and Local News
Congressman Jason B Brown visits the city and urges the Herald. Funeral services for Wm Cheatam held at 2 pm with interment at Springdale Cemetery. Several local incidents include an engine accident halting J W Thomas spoke factory, fines for Belle Tholly and Richard Smith, and a robbery of Mrs Kunkler.
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Court fines and sentences set in Thursday session
Circuit Court convened at 9 am with Judge Friedley. Fannie Smith, pleads guilty to prostitution and pays 5 fine and 14.85 costs, jailed for nonpayment. Several defendants plead guilty to Sunday liquor sales with fines totaling 19.85 each. Angell fined 5 and 40 river costs across three cases. Abbott vs Boyd set for next Thursday. Becht vs Cornett damages set for April 27 with specified counsel. Maynard bound over on $500 bond for $360 theft from Mrs. McKenna. remanded for lack of bond. Court adjourned at noon. An unrelated poem and prose excerpt follow.
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Take Brown's Iron Bitters for Strength and Vitality
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