Big 4 depot at Muncie cost ten thousand dollars
Stories note a five month old child buried at Indian Kentuck creek and various local items: contractors trom Madison news on industrial jubilee, frescoing of St Michaels, a fire on West and Third streets, and council actions on water works and city improvements.
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Indian Kentuck Creek
L. A. Douglas
P.J. Slocum
Madison
Jeff. Trem
St. Michaels Church
West
Third Streets
London
Paris
Berlin
St. Petersburg
Violence erupts in Warsaw duel over old grudge
In Warsaw Kentucky last night Court Lilliard and James Ennis fought after words led Lilliard to slash Ennis with a knife cutting his hat nose and upper lip. Ennis knocked Lilliard down and both men slashed and stabbed each other. Ennis was cut to the bone on three facial spots and Lillard was cut in the mouth and stabbed in the leg. Both bled heavily but will recover, leaving lifelong scars from the fray. The dispute stemmed from an old grudge aided by bad whiskey. Both are described as from good families.
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Warsaw
Lilliard
James Ennis
Lillard
Ennis
Salve advertised for a variety of skin ailments
An 19th century advertisement touts a salve claimed to heal cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and other eruptions. It guarantees satisfaction or money back and lists a 25 cent price sold by J. E. 0. F. Harper.
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Bez
J. E
F. Harper
Death of Daniel MeIntyre Found in Ohio River
The floater identified as Daniel MeIntyre was recovered in fair condition after about 48 hours in the water. His son Joli posted bills along the river while Frank Laurer from Vail undertaking will handle the remains and burial arrangements. The 72 year old ex-owner of the McIntyre Transfer Line had recently been bought out by his son and is survived by a widow, four sons, and two daughters.
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Charlestown
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City of Madison
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Frankfort
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Vail
Ife
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Ohio
Railroad Ghost Haunts Louisville Papers Again
The twenty five year old ghost of Col. Fawcett's proposed Louisville and Cincinnati railroad on the north side of the Ohio reappears in Louisville papers. Reporters link its revival to the potential completion of the Jeffersonville bridge and compare it to the Vincennes, Oakland City and Owensboro road ghost.
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Louisville and Cincinnati
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New Albany Ledger
Divorce Case, Doctor and Wife Amid Gossip in Clark Circuit Court
Six months of gossip surround the McCoy v McCoy divorce in Clark Circuit Court. Mrs McCoy seeks separation with counsel ex congressman Howard, but Judge Ferguson opposes and the pair reconcile briefly. She then departs with clothes packed and daughter Inez, believed headed for Colorado, while the doctor seeks to resume life with her. Mary Cornelian Parvin dies at five. funeral set for Hanover cemetery with verse quoted and floral tributes noted.
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Grace Kelly Healed by Father Mollinger Miracle Cure
Grace Kelly of Rockville with impaired sight was taken to Father Mollinger in Troy Pennsylvania where the priest laid on hands and gave a penance prayer. The girl felt pain during the blessing but then experienced relief and returned home apparently cured. The Rockville Republican calls it a miracle or faith cure with no clear medical explanation.
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Rockville
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Troy
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Grace Kelly
Arrests Include Ida Farrell for Public Nuisance in Green Bay
Early today Ida Farrell was arrested on a public nuisance charge in Green Bay along with Cora Anderson Maggie Imel Stella Hampton and Edward May for visiting a house of ill fame. The first two received fines of five dollars plus costs and were sent to jail.
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Green Bay
Cora Anderson
Maggie Imel
Stella Hampton
Edward May
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