Marshall Hosts Wide Range of Visitors and Local Events
Local Marshall notes list visitors from Terre Haute Indianapolis Urbana Bloomington and Lima Ohio. Mrs Ed Booth Mrs Rodney Bell Mr and Mrs Porter Miss Gertrude Machlan Everett Taubeneck and Everett Murphy vote. Revival starts at Baptist church with Mr Gardiner leading singing and pastor preaching. Funeral for Mr John Spotts noted with obituary incomplete. A D A R project plans painting to mark old National Road and telegraph poles.
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Mins
Mise Gertrude Logue
Indianapolis
Sterling Michael
the Oil Co
Terre Haute
Miguel Faye Randall
Sara Bradway
Martinsville
John Sullivan
Wm. Hall
Green‘castle
Ind
Marshall
R. H. Bradley
Bridgeport
Everett Taubeneck
Urbana
C. D. Misamore
Findlay
C. H. Smith
Maud Murphy
Everett
Mmr
Sam Prevo
Sam Prevo Jr
la Cole
Fenton Booth
Washington, D. C
W W. Baughman
Viet Union
Marshal
Wichita
Kan
Richard Duran
Hindsboro
Oakland
Earl Mitchell
Bloomington
Heath
C. M Bbubeck
J. E. Cooper
Orange Township
Emily Wright
Belle Ensor
Ridge Farm
Edw. Sars
Everett Murphy
James Fishback
Métioon
Edw. Sears
Baptist Church
Albert Gardiner
Martha Walker
Opal Ricards
John Scholfield
Frank 2Idleski
Grover Fraught
Ethel Howel
John Spotts
Spotts
A. J. Liffick
Laffick
Leo
Ehrhardt
Grand
Walter ‘Burdick
Fonda
Caomberland
Hay Barn Fire Threatens Oliver Village
The Sylvanus Walls hay barn in Oliver's south part burned on Monday afternoon, holding five to six carloads of hay owned by Trew and Wade. Officials suspect a spark from a nearby sawmill or passing train started the blaze as wind pushed flames toward W. W. Handy's store and Jas. Quinn's home. bucket brigades and swift community help saved surrounding buildings.
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Sylvanus Walls
Oliver
Trew
Wade
W. W. Handy
Jas. Quinn
Disappointment Delays City Election News Service
The Herald reports a failed plate delivery from Western Newspaper Union of St. Louis, delaying the noon Marshall city news. The error, blamed on the St. Louis firm, caused late delivery despite readiness and expectations of prompt afternoon results.
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Herald
Trion of
St. Louis
Unio
Ereat
Obituary of Edward R Sears 1869 1912
Funeral held at Livingston M E Church for Edward R Sears who died of tubercular trouble on November 1 1912 at age 43. Born September 9 1869 in Kansas, he married Cora Alice Fish tack August 30 1896 and had eight children, all but one surviving. Survivors and friends extend sympathy to his widow.
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Edward R. Sears
M. E
Livingston
Chas. E. Taylor
Sears
Kansas
Cora Alice Fishtack
34th Senatorial District Representative Totals
Preliminary tallies for the 34th Senatorial District list candidates Douglas Coles and Clark County results. Totals show Briscoe 11 494 and Poorman 8 525 with Rothe 8 109. estimates reflect Clark Douglas Coles counties and totals across multiple counties.
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Hollenbeck
Clark
Douglas
Coles
Miller Clark
Briscoe
Clark County
Poorman
Clark Co
Dougle
Rothe, Clark Co
Vandalia and Big Four Rail Timetable Snippet
Railway timetable fragment lists Vandalia Line and Big Four routes with multiple train numbers and times from early morning to evening. It includes transfer line note and contact line for Rector’s Transfer Line offering services and phone assistance.
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East Weat
South
Rector
Marsh
Marking the Santa Fe Trail Across States
Missouris and Kansass Old Trails committees push to mark and preserve the Santa Fe Trail from St Louis to Greenup and Martinsville area. Effingham and Casey chapters extend poles nearly to Martinsville while seeking national attention for the historic road.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas
Ocean
Louis
Greenup
Charles Shimel
Casey
Martinsville
D. Ae Rs
Amereen
Humphrey Chooses Daphne After a Gloomy Night
Humphrey Dodd, a plain village man, meets Daphne a city girl stranded after a grape harvest. He takes her to Aunt Betsey, confesses a wish to marry, and Daphne agrees to stay and help, sensing a future with trust and love.
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Humphrey Dodd
Humphrey
Rose
Mary
Betsey
Jips
Bet“ Bey
Phrey
Daphne
Hig Ife
Women Prove Strength Through Longevity And Growth
The Washington Herald discusses the long held view of women as the weaker sex, contrasting it with data on longevity and growth. It cites 1890 US census centenarians with majority women, England and Scotland mortality by sex, and notes on puberty timing. It also describes Parisian street disturbances from autobuses affecting the Baron's wine and art collections.
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Washington Herald
United States
England
Captain W. H. Chelton dies in Maryland hometown
Captain William H. Chelton, a Chesapeake Bay commander and celebrated life saver, died at his Lawesonia Maryland home aged sixty nine. He began saving lives as a boy in 1859 at Baltimore and earned a U S medal in 1902 for humane deeds. He served as deputy sheriff and once fought a gun battle with a suspect, saving others after the shootout.
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Baltimore
Mda
William H. Chelton
Chesapeake Bay
Lawesonia
Chelton
America
Calvert Street
United States
Congress
the Sun
Captain Chelton
Northumberland County
Virginia
Maryland
Sam
Army
Cherrystone
W. H. Chelton
Cattle Thrive on Spineless Cactus at Fair Trial
Senta Ross reports cows fed spineless cactus near here for demonstration at the state fair. Milk output rose five pounds on day three, four pounds on day four, and nine pounds on day one. Two hogs fed the cactus also prospering.
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Senta Ross
Cal
Rasoh
Ave
Paris Dairy Milker Foils Milk Fraud Scheme
In a Paris suburb an obese milkman used a two bladder system with air and water to dilute milk. Police traced his deception after repeated visits revealed thinning milk as the load on his body changed. The fraud was exposed when he pressed the air bladder and water leaked into the milk pail.
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Paris
Shisg
Leo
Washington clerk's bet roils into wife's neglect case
George Hamil a Washington clerk faces a probe after his wife accuses him of neglect. He wagered five dollars with Assistant Corporation Counsel George that no other woman exists in the case. Hamil says he earns twenty dollars a week and vows to prove his fidelity while his wife claims he is financially involved elsewhere.
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Washington, D. C
George Hamil
Kennelworth
D. Cyno
George
Mary
Mary Campanello Weds Vito Campanello In Kansas City
Mary Campanello, aged 16, married Vito Campanello in Kansas City Mo at a wedding funded by Giuseppe Annello. The ceremony featured a lavish banquet and ball at Little Italy with fifty nine motor cars employed to transport guests along the city boulevards. Annello said he saved for the event since Mary was a girl in Sicily.
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Kansas City
Gruseppe
Annelise
Mary
Vito
Campanello
Annallo
Italy
Annello
Cicily
Divorce Suit Flinging Over Spooner Spat Across Mounting Claims
Fragmentary court record describes Mrs. Lauis Seaman filing for divorce from Arthur Bee man of Worth Texas. The text hints at marital disputes centered on affection and frequency of contact with the public and domestic disagreements. The garbled OCR preserves few clear details beyond the core action.
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le -Too
Spoony
Tex
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