Red Men Celebrate and Dine After Lodge Initiation
Monday night the Senale Tribe No. 23 of the organization initiated 54 new members. Grand Chief of Records W. H. Blade was expected to preside but did not. Visitors from Casey, Greenup, Martineville, Paris, West Union, Robinson, and Terre Haute attended. A banquet followed with 203 braves present. Jonge W. Scholfield acted as toastmaster and toasts were given by brothers from various lodges.
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R. M
W. H. Blade
Nore
Casey
Greenup
Martineville
Paris
Wee
A Pioneer Called Rome
Mary Handy daughter of Stephen D. and Margaret Dixos Handy born February 1 1829 in Clark County Melrose Township grew to womanhood married Adam Hull November 28 1852 one son and daughter were born Maggie NM who died years ago and Daniel W of Portland Oregon with wife they moved to his home she died March 8 1900 aged 80 years one month and two days three other children died earlier survived by one brother and many others more died February 1962.
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Mary Handy
Stephen D
Margaret Dixos
Handy
Clark ‘Dounty
Eilingle
Ei Melroze Township
Amd Iwes
Adam’ Hull
Daugh
Ter
Maggie NM
Daniel W
Portland Oregon
Mer Hus
Dear Aunt Mary A Gospel Wake for a Beloved Relative
A reverent obituary note recounts the death of a beloved aunt at age 80, praising her simple tastes, cheerful kindness, and untiring devotion. It recalls her readiness to meet the summons, notes heartfelt tributes from relatives in Oregon and beyond, and describes the funeral at the Christian church with a sermon offering hope.
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Privatio Neideit
Mary
Jesus
William Handy
Coleman
Obituary: Louisa Cork of Marshall Dies at 62
Louisa V Cork, born July 15 1846 in Wabash township Clark County, died March 14 1909 at her home in Marshall after a long illness. She married Harrison Cork January 10 1865 and lived on the farm east of Marshall. Survived by James Edna Mrs Belle Hutchinson and Mrs Zetta Davison all of Marshall and brothers John Parsons Kansas Fred and Hiram Oklahoma. A lifelong Methodist, she leaves a well worn Bible and many friends.
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Louisa V
Mes
Jon
Elam
Wabash
Clark County
Marshall
Winota
Harrison Cork
Lena
James
Edna
Mre
Belle Hutchinson
Zetta Davison
John
Parsons Kansas
Alfred
Hiram
The
Sills Refurcvation
Oklahoma
Cork
Methodist Church
Vfo
Morin W. Thdém seeks re election in district race
In a noted political bid, Morin W. Thdém campaigns for re election amid party support and local county attention. Officials from Vermillion County and the Ben District are cited regarding the extended electoral process and local backing.
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Jidigeiej Morin
Belgtry
Svermillion
Tsao
Tomain Wacuregly
Thompson Seeks Re election After Notable Court Record
The article highlights Judge Thompson’s praised impartial rulings on thirty-five appeals to the Supreme Court, with twenty-nine affirmed. It notes his strong record during his first term and his call for voter support in the upcoming election.
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Supreme ‘Court
Thompson
Shay Avriwly
Latin Program at High School Friday Night
Latin program at the high school begins 7 45 with piano duets and recitations. Performers include Miss Brown Moore Pearce Schleifarth Rose Meehling and a chorus led by Veazie. The program features a debate on Napoleon and readings on Vestal Virgins with costumes and songs by Lreclef Club students.
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Il Trovatore
Melnotte
Misses Brown
Moore
Horatius
the Oridge
John Pearce
Schleifarth
Ruby Rose
Mary Meehling
Napoleon
Caeuar
Olen Clemerts Everett Murphy Russell Orendorf
Anna Lilt
Ethel English
Lretle Clef Club
Interurban Route Plans Cause Danville Debate
Mr Wr Bridett of Danville states the proposed interurban from the north would enter the city via Cherry Point road Prairie street and Central Avenue joining the Terre Haute and Western at Washington Street. The survey aims to stay east of the Cairo Division railroad avoiding crossing rights and potential loss of local business. The route would pass through Chrisman Edgar Iuraca Wetzel and reach West Park before arriving in the city via Cherry Point.
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Wr. Bridett
Danville
City
Cherry Point Road
Prairie Street
Arenur
Terre Haute & Western
Washington
Cairo
Cairo Bivision
Lo & Hue
Chrisman
Edgar
Iuraca
Wetzel
West Park
Thie City
Ithe
Cherry Petnt
Funeral Sermon for Meyer Held at Hyizenldience
The funeral for Meyer was conducted Tuesday afternoon at Hyizenldience with Rev. BE Li Piatct er of the First Af. Ei. church delivering the sermon. The burial took place at Livingston cemetery.
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iLéve
Meyer
Fara Hyizenldience
BE. Li Piatcter
Af. Ei
Livingston
The Night of the Play at Pythian Theatre
Announcement of Kathryn Osterman engagement for The Night of the Play at Pythian Theatre Marshall on April 6 with a new comedy. The notice emphasizes accessibility of prices and seeks public support, listing costs and expenses and urging attendance.
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Marshall
Vieldity
Baye
Pythian ‘Theatre
Miau
Kathryn Osterman
Celtics
Isa Osterman
Mia Onterma
Friday Evening Events at the Towne Nip High School
Reading fragments show a Friday evening program at Towne Nip High School with students reciting and singing, led by teachers and a Miss Charis. The page hints at a social event including a talent display and possible student performances in a gym or classroom setting.
Gas outage prompts local improv and community relief efforts
A gas line break near Martinsville disrupted service for hours. Repairs began at 7 with the main restored later, while residents used gasoline stoves and church groups arranged meals. The article also notes a 100th anniversary celebration and upcoming theater plans featuring Miss Osterman and local performers.
Great Grandmother at 48. A Parisian seamstress tale
A fragmentary account describes Edna Bertonelle a Paris seamstress in Montmartre who reportedly married at 14 and had a daughter who married young. The text references family milestones including an elderly great grandmother and a janitor named Gainer Ferrin, and mentions a laundry business sale.
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Edna Bertonelle
Riier
Montmartre
Parkaj
Paris
Bertonalle
Bertonalle weacBt? Obey Waa &Grandmother. Hias Tipaadeen
Gainer
Ferrin Pinkdey
Mme Bertonelle
Fragmentary OCR Item Describes a Local Event
Readable fragments indicate a local event or activity in a town with unclear details. The text mentions a pace, a feature or festival tone, and names that are partially legible. Further context is needed for precise identification of participants or location.
George T Angell Dpad Humane Leader Dies in Boston
George Thorndike Angell founder of the humane movement in Massachusetts died at his Boston home after a months long illness. Born in Southbridge Massachusetts he studied law and rose to lead humane societies guiding the creation of the Massachusetts society and others. He started Our Dumb Animals and wrote extensively for better animal care.
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George Thorndike
Angell
Humane Gh
Boeton
Southbridge Mass
Humane Societies
Massachuectts
Hiraca Humane Society
United States
Anderson Convention to Nominate Officials at Town House
The Republican Convention will be held at the town house on Monday March 22 at 2 oclock in the afternoon. Delegates include a Town Clerk an Assessor and other town officers to nominate and transact business as may come before the convention.
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Anderson Toyaanip
Perpgee
Lipsey
Com- Heslones
Pease
Magter
Auek Ae
David ‘Nicol
Caught Again Ve Godden in Town Robbery Case
Court records recount arrest of Godden and Rhee ey in a theft at Meinehold Station. Witness Meinhold accuses Godden, who denies the charge, while evidence includes a pantaced search revealing personal bearing. Detained at a loon during the robbery, details remain under examination.
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Godden
Tere
Haute
Meinhold
President's short message seeks swift tariff revision for economy
President T calls an extraordinary session to revise the Dingley tariff act, citing changed production and revenue needs. He warns of a $109,000,041 deficit by July 1 and urges rapid, thorough action to stabilize business amid tariff uncertainty.
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Senate
HOUSI
Congress
Rene I
Taft Addresses New Tariff Debate in White House Remarks
A garbled transcription reflects President William H. Taft speaking from the White House on March 16, 1906 about tariff policy and legislative debate. The text suggests focus on economic reform and government action affecting the nation.
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William H. Taft
White House
Doase Fighting and Liquor Prohibition Woes
A garbled report notes arrests for drunkenness and liquor in a dry territory with fines in some cases. It claims Marshall has few drunks and emphasizes local enforcement, claiming light penalties and scarce offenses amid alcohol restrictions.
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Marshall
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