Floating saw mill contracted by San' Goupen & Co
The Muscatatuck yields large bass daily at Vernon and local industry reports note safety issues with Snyder Bro distillery cattle pens blown down in a storm. A 50 year old Barorr Wiloams at the County Asylum was declared insane by a Circmt Court jury. Joas Joes of Brookeburg pleaded guilty to provocation and paid fines. The Rising Saw forger Pate’s creditors are paid in full by relatives. A roller skating championship event in Ohio at Tetedo crowned Mr. W. Us. Daniel the victor.
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Barorr Wiloams
Ohio
Tetedo
W. Us. Daniel
Vitor
Sere
Meeting of stockholders to elect officers
A meeting of the stockholders of the association is announced for Monday next to elect new officers. A two year old child of Mr. Keites nearly drowned after falling into Crooked Creek near Springdale Cemetery on Thursday morning.
Premier removes establishment location to Main Cross
Local notice reports Premier has moved his establishment from 26 East Mais Urees to Main Cross between estend and Church streets on the south side where he will meet friends and customers. Also in court news a jury found Steve Brown guilty of shooting with intent to kill Era Boyce and he was sentenced to two years in the penitentiary with a $5 fine. Charles Vannatta was arrested for stealing a watch from Granville Smitha. release due to mistaken identity. College Hill Normal will open July 6 for six weeks with drills, lectures, and staff. address J G Craven, principal. The Cho Club of Cincinnati plans two performances in the city at Odd Fellows Hall to benefit Composite Lodge F and A M, with The Two Orphans and Silver, admission 50 cents.
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Preimier
Hs Boot Andabes
East Mais Urees
Main Cross
Estend Church Streets
Steve Brown
Eera Boyce
Cdl
College Hill
Craven Institute
J. G. Craven
A. M
Lancaster
Jefferson County
Ind
Cho Club
Cincinnati
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Composite Lodge
Obituary of Me J M Walker Cabinetmaker and Elder
Me J M Walker an old respected citizen died Friday noon of heart disease after a period of illness He came to the city in 1640 and was known as a cabinet maker and furniture dealer He served as an elder in the second Presbyterian church and was regarded as honest and good The Democratic primary results were posted showing totals for J T Brashear and others A Young men's Democratic club with about two hundred members was organized at City Hall with speeches and a street parade
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Me. J. M. Walker
Second Presbyterian Church
Stewart's Adjustable Sewing Machine Treadle Introduced Here
An adjustable sewing machine treadle attachment is being shown in the county for the first time. It fits any machine without stressing the upper mechanism and enables handsfree operation by treadle. The device promises easier renoing of machines and may include cutting capable add ons. The description mentions Dora Hegen and related demonstrations.
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Srewart
Dora Hegen
Tragic Wedding Ends in Drowning at Vevary Ferry
At Vevary, a wedding reception near the ferry is cut short as a horse and carriage plunge into the river. Three women, the groom’s mother, sister, and cousin, drown. the groom’s mother and sister were recovered later, with Miss Annie Miller found at the scene. The accident spares the groom and bride who wed after the disaster.
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Grahams Ormady
Itra
Liszie O'Neal
Bon O Neal
Annie M. Ormsby
Mime
Sallie M. Ormeby
Gus Or
Gus Ormsby
O'Neal
Graham Ormsby
Smith O’neal
Mise Ormady
Pegro
Young Ormsby
Miss Ormsby
Mr. O'Neal
Ormady
Minor
Vevay
Musreaehy
Miss Miller
Mr. Schultz
Ohio County
A. F. Kipping
Ormedy
Ormeby
Cal
Ohno
Destructive storm floods city with heavy damage
A severe Saturday storm drenched the city and northeast area, inundating Walnut Street and surrounding districts. The flood swept away fences, bridges, and farm implements, killed one man named Richard Myers, damaged reservoirs and rail lines, and forced residents to flee to higher ground. City engines pumped water from cellars for days, and total damage reached about 50 000 dollars.
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Weahnpipe
Stréans
Walnut Street
Richard Myers
Ohio
Crooked Creek
Wolf Run
Hill-Eiden
Madison
Michigan Road
Dre Department
Walnut and
Siasio
Man Dies After Poison Taken At Home And Arsenic Bought
Frank Bott a tannery worker died after taking arsenic bought at Heber Hart's drugstore. He had threatened self harm and drank heavily. a coroner's inquest found the death to be suicide. Bott leaves a wife and two children and his father died in a prior personal crisis.
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Frank Bott
Boss’ Tannery
Walnut Street
Bott
Heberhart
McIntyre
Matthews
Collins
Mammoth Cave Parkhouse
Mies Florescea Wars Debuts on New York Stage at Windsor
Carroll county Kentucky resident Mies Florescea Wars made her New York debut in the Windsor Theatre production of Valentine in the Celebrated Case. The Courier-Journal praised her as a remarkable talent with a voice that would captivate any audience and predicted a bright stage career.
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Mies Florescea Wars
Carroll County
New York
Windsor Theater
Valentine
Mabletick
New
Abortion Inference Probed As Coroner Sifts Case
The article reports a death linked to possible abortion after a prolonged relationship with a young man from Louisville. The coroner and Dr. Collies exhumed the body to confirm, and a grand jury is to decide on further action. Separate recall notes recount a religious meeting disruption case and a storm damage incident affecting farms and local properties.
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Graham Road
Louisville
John Snyder
Henter’s Bottom
Bayder
Matthews
Collies
Grand
Fragmentary 1910s Market List with Coal and Goods
A garbled scanned catalog lists items like bacon, navy beans, potatoes, molasses, Pittsburgh coal types Lehigh and Anthracite, stove size, and assorted hardware terms. It mentions prices such as 3 pounds of tobacco? and 6 25 for horse shoe services, with place names like Juniata and Naila, in a condensed buyer note.
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Pittsburgh Coal
Besump Sterling
Lehigh
Stove Aize
Sis-Burden
Juniata
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Josefa Heck
Coxrad Nopies
George Saaberton
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Oliver Montz
Thomas F. McCartay
Sagces E. Gopmay
Ean
Jefferson
North Madison
Suerer Nuasst
Sophia Lustig
Peter Weer
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Peter Cosby
Snyder Bro
Hunter’s Bottom
Clarence Parsons
Kentucky River Improvement Survey
Joas Joes
Brookeburg
Esq. Cravens
Isaac McKay
Pate
First National Bank
Charles Vannatta
Granville Smitha
Bryanteburg
Brownstown
Baxner
Esther Brandt
Ralph Applewhite
Jennie Dunn
Hanover
Miss Dunn
Stapp’s
M. H. McCune
Indianapolis
Shover & Christian
MATOR
J.T. Brashear
Kentucky
Silver
Clio Club
Robinson
Eny
Petit Jury
Circuit Court
Harmon H. Thor
Robert Sanders
Michael Scantlio
Bred
Binder
Thomas Tague
John O'Dow
Smyrna Township
Wo. Jines
Smyrna
Gamaliel Rogers
George Ralston
Monroe
Wesley Rice
Graham
Wm. E. Ramsey
Charles Rankin
Saluda
Solon Young
Charlestown
Clark County
David McClure
Sanitarium
Sabin
Ruetey County
Jennings County
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Scott
Charles L. Jewett
Wm. Wallingtop
Graham Township
Mass Convention
Madison Township
City of
T. Brashear
L. C. Tongs, Sec'y
the Weekly Courier
Indiana
Jefferson County News
Arcade Boot and Shoe Store
Gentlenson
Newport
East Main Cross Street
Sanxay’s
A. Hamburger
West Fifth Street
OKIO
Boeton and
Albany
Great West
R. P. Gahr
Second Street
Mulberry and Wear
Market Reports
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Dapaox
Trow’s
Magnolia
Hay
Timothy Ixed
Sd Cfi
W. D. Wells
Oke
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N. Orleans
Butte
Serman Miller
Hungrriam
Ealf
Joseph T. Scrashear
Jesse Wagner
Hecasder
Israel Fowler
Calvin Cisco
Isaac C. Earhart
Blican Township
William & Demaree
Shelby Township
Napoleon B. McKay
Lancaster Township
Weste
Gam. G. Taylor
Hedgewon Denewed
Craic & Brother
Croceries
St. Louis
Anderson County
Bass Island
Court House Corner
Madison, Ind
Monarch OF
West Main Cross Street
F. S. Andrews
Presbyterian Avenue
Broadway
John Adams
East Main Cross St
WM. Resor & CO
Kahle
Harawaree
Oppointe Tre Pontoffice
W. P. Fried
Attobrney
Ap-Law
T. All
Ofire
T. Branham
Madison Ind
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