April 27 news roundup and obituaries
The section lists local deaths and funerals. Mrs. William Kelley aged twenty died Saturday night. Thomas Jones of Republican township also died Saturday night. Eastman Morganson's funeral was held today in Lancaster township. Miss Lizzie Daily buried from St. Michael's church. Old Mother Whitsitt dies near Alpha. Bridget Coombs funeral and embalming noted for Eagle-Cotton Mills. Also marriage licenses and local marriages including Valley Alexander and Percilla Franklin, Peter Willick and Mary Weber. Vine Street Baptist pulpit filled by Rev. Dwight Spencer. local real estate growth noted with new houses in Scottsburg. Georgia editor quip and tonic ad appear. an accident injures Byron Mouser. Aquilla Robertson described as one of oldest local native Indians. and Mr. Valley Alexander and Miss Percilla Franklin marry in Owen County.
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Eastman Morganson
Lancaster
Hanover College
Vincennes Sun
Geo. Falls
Hughes
Madison
Carrollton Democrat
Valley Alexander
Percilla Franklin
Peter Willick
Mary Weber
St. Mary’s Church
J. B. H. Seepe
Scottsburg
Colored People of the
William Whitsitt
Alpha
Scott County
Lizzie Daily
Louisville
St. Michael's Church
North Madison
Charley Goiens
Thos. Highams
Chicago
Highams
Charley
Columbus Herald
Henry Goeble
Bridget Coombs
G. W. Coombs
Eagle-Cotton Mills
Messrs. Branham & Ritchie
New South
Evansville
Wm. Tell
Mystery of Death and Fraud Warns Local Farmers
A petitioned account details Aaron Stewart's fatal injuries after a fall on Main Street near Rucker's saloon and hints at homicide possibilities. It also reports a scam involving a counterfeit $100 bill, used to defraud farmers near Dupont, and mentions a judgeable case of a man named Maynard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron Stewart
Rucker
Main Street
Connor
Scott
Jennings
Dupont
Missouri
Scotland
Stotsenburg Farm Sets Out 6000 Peach Trees in Owen Township
More than six thousand peach trees have been set out this season on the Stotsenburg farm in Owen township Clark county. The total peach trees now growing on the farm reach about eight thousand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stotsenburg
Owen Township
Clark County
Six Injured in Big Four Derailment Near Indianapolis
A fast Big Four Express on the Indianapolis and St. Louis division derailed four miles west of Indianapolis on Sunday morning. Six passengers were seriously injured including Capt. W. R. Meyers and E. McMillan. They were treated at St. Vincent's hospital as railroad surgeons attended to wounds.
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Indianapolis and St. Louis
Indianapolis
Warner
W. R. Meyers
Indiana
E. McAmillan
Columbus
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Meyers
Italian Critique of State Department Translation in Rudini Dispatch
Cortesi of the Rome Tribunal denounces an alleged translation error in Marquis Di Rudini's dispatch about punishing those responsible for the New Orleans massacre. He says Baron Fava did not misstate the intent but if any mistake occurred it lies with the State Department translator from French to English.
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State Department
Rudini
Wasiixcton
Salvatore Cortesi
Tribunal of Rome
United States
Cortesi
Baron Fava Las
Marquis di Rudini
New Orleans
Junice
Baron Fava
Hayti Refuses Lease for Mole St Nicholas Coaling Station
New York April 27 A cable dispatch from Port au Prince says Hayti has refused to lease the Mole St Nicholas coaling station to the United States. Admiral Walker leads the squadron to Norfolk after negotiations failed, with Gerhardt previously directing talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Herald
Port-au-Prince
Hayti
Talmage's Tabernacle Opens in Brooklyn After Grand Move
The new tabernacle of Rev. T DeWitt Talmage at Clinton and Green avenues opened Sunday to the public and congregation. About 7000 people attended three services as the $500000 church drew crowded pews and a ceremonial launch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
T. DeWitt Talmage
Clinton and
Green Avenues
Tabernacle
Hastings
Union Theological Seminary
Wendell Prime
Rey
Hail
Washington
Talmage
Interior View Of The Church Edifice
The church features Romanesque architecture with 2,000 by 118 foot interior dimensions and seating for 4,500. Total cost to date is 110000 dollars with an estimated 40000 dollars needed for finishing touches.
Louisville Defeats Cincinnati In Sunday Baseball Event
In Cincinnati on April 27 Louisville won again as errors mounted on both sides and crowd size surpassed the previous day. Spectators numbered about 8 or 9 hundred with delays in car service noted. Final score Louisville 7, Cincinnati 2 with Crane and Kelly pitching for Louisville.
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Louisville
Cincinnati
Isso
Chyineau
Crane
Kelly
Ehiet
Cook
National League scores and Washington manager change
National League results list games in New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh Cincinnati and other cities with varying run totals and battery pairings. Washington names Charley Snyder as new manager replacing Sam Trott as the club departs east. Trott challenges the removal.
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New York -New York
Boston
Charkseoth
Ganzell
Sharrott
Clarke
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Henmading
Kinslow
Gleason
Brown
Pittshburg
Pittsburg
Chicago
Staley
Inlyvin
Mack
Kittris
Willebinson
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Cattervos Ceraher
Doyle
Radbourne
Washington
Washincrox
Charley Snyder
Antompire
American Association
Sam Trott
Snyder
Trott
Fatally Stabs Two Men in Newark Over Insult
Newark April 27. John Bulger and John Powers were attacked by four Italians after a girl insulted them. Bulger died of a deep abdominal wound while Powers was seriously wounded. Michael Rose was arrested and identified as the killer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
John Bulger
No. 24
Drift Street
Bulger
John Powers
Powers
Hosital
Owers
Michael Rose
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William Kelley
A. Jock
Thomas Jones
Reublican Township
Vine Street Baptist Church
Dwight Spencer
Children Cry For
Pitcher’s Castoria
Jettries
Smyrna
John Teodor
Graham
Gneke Factory
Liubs
Georgia
K.E.N.T.S
Kent
Fe M. Stewart
Ben Mouser
Pleasant Ridge
Byron
Mr. Valley Alexander
Owenton
Owen County
Kentucky
Squire Allen
Aquilla Robertson
Deputy
Jefferson County
Quill
Tompkinsville
Maynard
Frankfort
Paul Stark
Cain
Tieresa Wooce
Granam Road
George Geisler
Maggie Lauer
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Walnut Street
J. K. Righter
M. D
Horr
Coutmpes
Ind
Tate
Elas
George Bo Tere
Wae
C. Osterkine
Iadianapolis
Charles J. Holstein
United States District Attorney
St. Pavun
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Tenn
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Philademial Agra Ete
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Talmage’s Tabernacle
Corevipes
Dolan
Wnell
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Turday
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Keough
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Neal
Boyle
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Doran
Ryan
W.O. Lewis
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Eckstein
Hawlin
Paris
Swormstedt & CO
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E . At. Paul
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Man
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