Suffragettes at Large Visit Prominent Leaders in Ohio
A report details a suffrage event with delegates and speakers, including Irvin sion derich, a draftsman for the P SH, and mentions a Big Four vision for apprentices and younger workers. It notes attendance and interest in the work, and references Ohio production increases and local industry activity.
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Pere Achambaigie Daily
Irvin Sion Derich
PSH
Urfor
Hondertehh
Beit
Narrow Escape After Runaway Horse Incident
A Kansas woman and her three daughters survived a buggy runaway when the horse bolted and dashed two miles. The buggy struck barbed wire and stones, tearing clothing and wrecking the vehicle, but the woman and child escaped without serious injuries.
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Lies Hendrix
Kansas
Marrow
Siast
Public Drinking Fountain to Be Erected Near Court House
The Woman's Club arrived yesterday and will place a public drinking fountain on the east side of the court house square. A handsome piece of work with a large basin for horses. Also notes progress on surveying for a new right of Indianapolis to St. Louis and other local civic items. Wm. T. Hollenbeck is presented as a Republican candidate for representative, with strong support from the voters.
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Eaorth
Court House Square
Galt
Ehas
Beane
Pennsylvania
Indianapolis
St. Louiv
Keats
Sowca
Eure
da Tobias
Ethel English
Marshall High
Chrisman High School
Marshall
Chrisman
Foster
Casey
St. Elmo
Bent Miller Heartsill County Rep candidacy praised
The document praises Bent Miller for honesty integrity and broad appeal across parties. It notes his genial disposition and community ties and quotes neighbors endorsing his candidacy as strongest possible backing.
Sunday School Convention At Evangelical Church
Sunday School Convention to be held at the Evangelical church Anderson township October 30 with sessions at 9 30 a m and 1 30 p m Sunday school at 9 a m Welcome address by superintendent and township president and secretary Response by visiting U S workers Bible study teacher training and devotional sessions followed by talks on How I would conduct a Sunday school and The Great Teacher by Oscar Ditzenberger The Mission of the Sunday school by Jerry Ishier and other addresses with prayers and singing Bring Bibles and song books and come praying for the school Wm Ziegler president Oscar Ditzenberger secretary
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Evangelical Church
Andérgon’township
U.S
BH. J. Nitsche
Oscar Ditzenberger
Oilfield Notes and Social Visits Highlight Dolson Township
The fragment reports Chas Newlin and Lewie Hollis visiting Westfield on Saturday. Lawrence Hillara and others cut broom corn during a week, with Dan Stoker rumored to have bought a Michigan farm. Wm Jones and family visited Emert Tyler and family. Geo Roderick and family hosted Roderick's party from Dolson township. Several teams arrived Sunday to start dredge ditch work Mondays.
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Chas
Newlin
Oklahoma
Lewie” Hollis
Westfield
Lawrence Hillara
Roderick
Burk “Davia
Casey
Dan Stoker
Michigan
Wm. Jones
Emer
Tyler
Family
Mt. Roderick
Dolson
Finkelstein Case Prompts Claims of Bribery Trial Bid
A report from Anderson township road commissioner David Nicol disputes published bribery allegations tied to township supply purchases by Finkelstein of Terre Haute. Nicol says he never sought commissions and that any small sum he kept was turned to the township treasury. Finkelstein faces extradition papers from Springfield, while locals discuss campaigns and school matters in Marshall and Clark counties.
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David Nicol
Anderson Township
Finkelstein
Springfield
Clark County Republicans Present a Tested Ticket to Voters
The Clark County Republicans nominate an unusually strong slate of candidates each having prior public service and a proven record. Voters are urged to support individuals who have been tested and proven reliable rather than those offering only promises to perform duties.
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Joe” Cannon
Congress
Illinois
Clark County
Real Estate Transfers in Martinsville Area
Mary L Phelps sells to Wm L Smith for 1000. A F Miller sells to C R Bean a tract in 5-10-13 for 1. Charles Tingley sells to W G Shipe a parcel in 12-10-13 for 200. Levi Platz sells to Anna S R Enelish a part in 12-11-12 for 3000. Jefferson Swope sells to Joseph Swope a part in 20-9-13 for 80. Elizabeth C Howard sells to Rose OHalloran a lot in Mashall Henbest sub division for 650.
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Mary L Phelps
Wm L Smith
Martinsville
A. F. Miller
Chas. Tingley
W G Shipe
Levi Platz
Anna S R Enelish
Jefferson Swope
Joseph Swope
Elizabeth C. Howard
Rose O'Halloran
Henbest
Mashall
Polk Briscoe Backed by Local Clergy Ad Club Message
In Mattoon Methodist literature voters in Clark Coles and Douglas counties are urged to elect Polk Briscoe to the legislature. The pamphlet accuses Briscoe of aligning with saloonkeepers gamblers and whisky advocates and warns neighbors not to vote for him.
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Publicenium
Jandzof
Shome
Mattoon
Clark
Coles
Douglas
Polk Briscoe
Judge Fortune Declares Vigo County Refuge for Finkelstein Case
The Star reports Judge Fortune refuses to surrender Finkelstein to Illinois authorities, turning Vigo county into a refuge for alleged law breakers who flee before indictment in the crime’s county.
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the Star
Martinsville Man Seeks Divorce From Lilly Adrian
Charles Adrian files in circuit court for divorce from Lilly Adrian alleging misconduct with Homer Tin John Doe and others. Married Stockport Ohio May 12 1896 and have three children.
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Charles Adrian
Martinsville
Lilly Adrian
Homertin
John Doe
Stockport
Ohio
Woodmen Camp Attends Mattoon Star Event
Hon We T Hollenbeck addressed a large Woodmen class in Mattoon Thursday night. The session covered welfare and community interests with a brief remarks from the speaker.
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T. Hollenbeck
Afarshall
Mattoon
Woodcratt
Mattoon Star
Daughters of the American Revolution Decorate Local Graves
A Wal ter Burdick chapter delegation visits York township to decorate graves of two Revolutionary War soldiers Zach Archer and Ebenezer Bartlett. Bartlett was a brother of Tosiah Bartlett a signatory of the Declaration of Independence. Other Revolutionary associated individuals were noted.
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Wal Ter Burdick Chapter
Daughters of
Wilson Harlan
Jaynex, Kerr
Anna Baird
Sextus Ross
True Booth
Jeans
Vaughn
Jeannette
Brliscop
Emma Marvin
York Township
Zach É Archer
Ebenezer Bartlett
Tosiah
Bartlett
Wabash Floods Cause Major Agricultural Losses
Farmers across Gibson Knox and Pike counties Indiana face flood damage estimated between 175000 and 200000 dollars The losses threaten to require a protective levee to guard the territory against future inundation.
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Gibson
Knox
Pike
Indiana
Delivery of gune trees at the West End Wagel
An unclear note mentions a delivery of trees at a place named West End Wagel with references to E. Batra and scattered words. The readable items indicate a logistics or greeting context without a clear event date or outcome.
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Batra
Reward Offered for Lost Envelope with Cash
A reward is offered for the return of an envelope containing twenty five dollar bills lost on 7 street and Baikhall Stators. The finder should contact authorities.
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