Gypsy Queen Dies After Wanderer Career Ends
In Rector Arkansas the Gypsy Queen of the tribe dies after a varied life trading horses fortune telling and performing stunts. The band owns stock farms in Kentucky and planned burial for a tribe member in a local cemetery. The body is stored in Paris until next summer for a tribal funeral as the group moves east.
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Rector
Ark
Marshall
Kentucky
Marilla Jones
Pune
Bes
Co. M. Bubeck
Paris
Mr. Cooper
Ehere
Death of Charles Huston at 67 in Marshall Ohio
Charles Huston 67 died Friday after a long illness of erysipelas Born in Stark County Ohio on April 4 1846 he moved to Marshall as a child and lived there retired Miller prior to death The funeral was Tuesday at noon at Marshall Cemetery He is survived by a widow one daughter Mrs Otto Eggebrecht two sons B D Huston and W H Huston four sisters Mrs Malinda Smith Mrs Joan McHenry Clinton Indiana and one brother Marion Huston
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Hawthorn
Charles”A
Marshall
Huston
Stark County
Tha Place
Otto Eggebrecht
W. H. Huston
Malinda Smith
Joan McHenry
Clinton
Ind
Phine
Marion
Bell Expected for Pensions Commissioner's Post
Reports from Washington indicate Robert Wr. Miers of Indiana may be named Commissioner of Pensions. Bell of our city, holding a department position, is considered for promotion and friends hope for his deserved advancement.
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Washington
Robert ’ Wr. Miers
Indiana
Marshall Church holds aid meeting for disaster relief
At Pythian Theatre a packed audience heard Rev Charles Kilite recount China mission experiences with lantern slides. Proceeds from the fundraiser supported the National Red Cross, raising 171 dollars and 71 cents for disaster relief.
County Farmers Institute Sets October Meeting Site
Farmers Institute officers at Champaign last Thursday planned a county meeting for October 20 and 21 in the southern part of the county, likely West Union. Jed Gard could not attend, so Maurer represented Clark county. The regular county institute will occur in Marshall January 7 to 9 with domestic science on the second day.
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Johny Hawker
Sma
Robert Eneeh
Harry
Death of Rice Arbuckle in Coreopolis Pa
Miss Laura Arbuckle received a telegram Monday announcing the death of her brother Rice Arbuckle at Coreopolis Pennsylvania where he had resided for several years and was employed as a foreman in a foundry. Zane Arbuckle was in Pittsburg and went to Coreopolis to take charge of the body which is expected to reach this city this afternoon. He was 84 years old and unmarried. Funeral arrangements have not yet been announced.
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Laura Arbuckle
Rice Arbuckle
Coreopolis
Zane Arbuckle
Pittsburg
Death of TM Mrs Ralston Mrs Prevo Ralston
Mrs Ralston aged 83 died Sunday at her east city home from heart disease after a long illness. The couple lived near West York and spent the past winter here to send their children to high school. The body was moved to West York for funeral services and interment at Bailiff cemetery.
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West York
Flood Relief Subscriptions Urged for Sufferers
A fragmentary notice urges prompt Wednesday or Thursday giving to aid flood victims. Committees on arrangement expect many to help, with banks or other sources possible for relief donations.
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Aida
Tomato Culture Lecture by Mr. Fishback in Brazil
Mr Fishback will give a lecture on tomato culture in Brazil Indiana this Saturday at the court house. He will distribute tomato seeds to farmers and discuss growing techniques as part of an agreement to raise tomatoes locally.
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Fishback
Brazil
Ind
Woodmen to Convene County Meeting for Delegates
Local Woodmen camp schedules gathering next Saturday evening to choose delegates for a convention in Springfield on May 5. Event aims to select representatives and prepare for the larger county meeting forthcoming.
Traction Line Financing Declared Complete by London Letter
Isaac Smith, head of the Springfield and Central Illinois Traction Company, writes from London that financing for the proposed line is completed and construction will start this spring, signaling new momentum for the Marshall party project.
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Marshall
Isaac Smith
Springfield & Central Milnois Traction O
Swritten
London
Christian Church Announces Service Time Changes
The church posts new service times noting 9:30 start and changes to 10:45 and 7:30 on Sundays. Officials remind readers the first Sunday in April shifts to 7:00 to 7:30. Corner church invites all to attend.
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Christian Church
Ri Li Hunt
Election Makes No Political Changes in Township
Yesterday's election passed quietly with little turnout. James W. Dunn led the Democratic slate for justice of the peace and Howard King headed the Democratic ticket for constable. The board of supervisors remains largely unchanged as Republicans won two seats while Democrats captured the rest.
Romance in Senate as Coke Marries Nurse Effie Riley
In Honolulu this March 12 a senator, James L. Coke, quietly wed nurse Effie Riley of Queen’s Hospital. The ceremony occurred at Rev. R. B. Smith’s home and the news, though new, reached the senate with small pomp as colleagues noted the historic marriage of a sitting senator.
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The
Star-Bulletin
Honolulu
Hawaii
Effie Riley
Thomas Riley
James L. Coke
Senate
R. +B. Smith
Pegani
Queen’s Hospital
Senator Coké
R. H. Smith
Knudsen
Irice
Riley
Queen's Hospital
Coke
Record Flood Devastates York and Surrounding Areas
Floods reach seven feet above 1875 levels in York with most homes submerged. Only two buildings spared while dozens of houses evacuated to higher ground. Widespread crop and livestock losses plus disrupted rail service and scarce newspapers amid emergency.
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York
Reece Pritchard
Dr. Robert
Walnut Prairie
Darwin
West Union
Sam
West Terre Haute
Marshall
Terre Haute
Cairo
Big Four
Ungrateful Wretches Shelter Theory Emerges in Crime Case
Sheriff Gallatin states that Charles Mattingly and the Watson brothers were not employed by him when the crime occurred. He notes they were sheltered “through pity” until they could find work and were not intoxicated at the time. The defense argues the sheltering was to lighten punishment.
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Charles
Mattingly
Fragmented Quote on Grief and Practical Dreaming
A fragment discusses grief as a difference between ache and dream, framing grief as practical, with a suggestion that one form serves as a feasible or workable outcome rather than a purely emotional state.
Shoula and the Idea Strike Lead to Headache
A fragment suggests a person named Shoula facing a headache from an original idea strike. The text is garbled and provides limited detail beyond the occurrence of creative strain and its impact on Shoula.
Collectors Finish Work on Delinquent Taxes Total
The record shows the total delinquent taxes and fees collected, including telephone and telegraph taxes and returns. It lists a grand total of 249,892 01 and notes collectors fees totaling 432,788.
Flood toll revised after floods ease in Indiana and Ohio
Flood reports improve as waters recede. Official word suggests about 600 drowned across Indiana and Ohio with many more deaths possible due to exposure. Thousands remain homeless and destitute while property losses mount beyond calculation.
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Indiana
Ohio
Secretary to Congressman O Hair an Ambitious Reporter
The private secretary of Congressman O Hair, Mr St Clair, earns $2750 a year as a reporter for a Danville paper. The piece notes this pay exceeds the congressman's secretary salary by $1000 and suggests the young man is strongly pursuing a political career via journalism.
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St.Clair
O’hair
Danville
Real Estate Transfers Across Multiple Purchases
A series of property transfers lists buyers and sellers including Albert P. Keith to Everett A. Keith for 26 acres at 31-10-13 valued at 2500, Cora Bennett to Levi A. Staley for 41 acres at 14-9-14 valued at 1800, and more such transfers. Other entries include Charles Nightlinger to R. O. Fix for 64 acres at 20-11-12 for 2160 and E. A. Snyder to Wm. Cline for 140 acres at 12-9-12 for 9200. Additional deeds cover Wiley H. Elliott to Carter See, L. F. Snyder to Stephen G. Drake for 320 acres, Irwin Stogehill to Wm. Hayes for 72 acres, Nannie Whitlock to Sylvia Peck for a small lot, Wm. Crumlin to D. W. Hull for 20 acres, and J. A. Lovett to Chas. Smittkamp for a 2-11-12 northwest parcel.
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Albert P. Keith
Everett A. Keith
Cora Bennett
Levi A. Staley
Charles Nightlinger
R. O. Fix
E. A. Snyder
Wm. Cline
Wiley H. Elliott
Carter
Winon
L. F. Snyder
Stephen G. Drake
Irwin Stogehill
Wm. Hayes
Nannie Whitlock
Sylvia Peck
Archer
Marshall
Wm. Crumlin
D. W. Hull
J. A. Lovett
Chas
Congregational Church Spring Communion Services
The Congregational Church schedules Sunday School at 3 30 a m Morning service at 10 45 a m and an evening service at 7 30 p m with a short sermon and the Lord s Supper The pastor will give a second illustrated talk on the Holy Land postponed from last week due to a union service A cordial invitation is extended to all members and friends.
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Holy “Land
Characteristic Act by M L Whitiocke Aids Distress
A report notes M L Whitiocke consistently helps in distress sending 300 loaves to Terre Haute for free distribution. The effort was organized under Jud Harlan who oversaw the handover.
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M. L .Whitiocke
Terre, Haute
Jud Harlan
Real Tornado Description From Herald of Indiana Town
W. Peck recalls a two minute tornado near Dean Street and the Christian church in Marshall, describing smashed cable poles, damaged or overturned buildings, and deaths. Dr Moore died after being carried 550 yards, while Miss Tully perished in a two story home.
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W. Peck
the Herald
Erre Haute
Aly
South 25Th Street
Dean Street
Dean Streteet
Christian Church
Mr. Drake
Drake
Dr. Moore
Marshall
Three Years In the Ice and Snow Arctic Expedition Appoints Zoologist
Maurice Tanguary, a former Lawrenceville boy, is named zoologist for the Crockerland expedition. The journey departs New York July 2 and returns in summer 1916 aboard the Roosevelt under Donald McMillan. The mission is funded by the American Museum of Natural History, the American Geographical Society, and Millnois State University.
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Maurice Tanguary
Lawrenceville
New York
Crockerland
American ‘Museum ‘of Natural History
American Geographical Society
Millnois State University
Donald McMillan
Roosevelt
Peary
Clark County Population Figures From National Census Bureau
The bulletin lists Clark County residents by race and origin. White residents total 23442 with Native White parentage 21923 and foreign born whites 271. Foreign countries residents include Canada 25 England 25 France 6 Germany 143 Ireland 41 Russia 7 Scotland 5 Sweden 1 Switzerland 16.
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National Census Bureau
Clark County
Canada
England
France
Germany
Ireland
Russia
Scotland
Sweden
Switzerland
Third Quarterly Conference at U B Church
Announcement invites the public to the Third Quarterly Conference at the U B church next Saturday at 7 30 pm with Rev J B Norviel or Robinson presiding and preaching Saturday night and Sunday morning. E M Pierson, Pastor.
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U. B
J. B. Norviel
Robinson
WH Run Independently Petition Filed For Mayor
A petition was filed yesterday seeking an independent write in for the mayoral race. The effort targets Harry Cantet to run as an independent candidate, with the city clerk noting procedural steps and eligibility concerns.
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Wine
Ie City
Toxths
Harry
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