Death of Judge Evans Ends Long Clark County Service
Judge Evans longtime Clark county official and court leader dies after a year with mouth cancer. Born 1844 in Clark county he served 16 years as county judge and was deeply beloved by family friends and supporters. He and wife Katie Gay had three children and two grandchildren.
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Entucky
Clark County
Judge Evans
Baltimore
Wades’ Mill
O. P. Evans
Nancy ‘Thompson
Clark
Katie Gay
Dunlap Gay
Curtis and
Lee
Nannie
Chas. C. Quisenberry
Evans Quisenberry
Leon Renaker
William Harris Held for Pergram Murder
William Harris alias Sanford Harris of Bath county was arrested in Lexington and jailed on a warrant sworn by James Pergram for the murder of Enoch Pergram. The shooting near Salt Lick occurred July 11, with Bryan Pergram killed nearby and Marshall Pergram seriously injured. Harris, 26, a farmer with a wife and three children, denies involvement.
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James Pergram
Enoch Pergram
William Harris
Sandford Harris
Bath County
Lexington
M. M. Manley
W. A. Boyd
Pergram
Salt Lick
Good Samaritan Hospital
Bryan Pergram
Marshall Pergram
C. A. Nesbitt
Charles M. Parrish
Harris
F. A. Bullock
Thurman Pergram
James Harris
Cleveland Pergram
Former fast men boast of assumed morals
Several men once known for fast living, who avoided capture, now appear confident about their supposed morals. The note hints at reputations from the past and a boastful stance in present conduct.
The Price of War and Mining Deaths Then and Now
A stark reflection on the looming great war between Germany Austria Hungary and other powers cites inevitability and bloodshed as a price of conflict. It contrasts European tensions with mining disasters in Canada and the US, noting many casualties and widows while questioning the value of war.
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Germany
Austria-Hungary
Servia
Ferdinand
Russia
Corp After Corp
England
George
Belgium
Great Britain
Europe
Batle
Calgary
Canada
Mexico
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Mt. Sterling, Ky
the Advocate
Heisey
Nice
Chenault & Orear
Sutton
Sutton & Son
Jay McGee
Stephenville
Texas
Cardus
Cardui
Mt. Sterling
Spencer Pike
Perry Pike
Montgomery County
Spencer Station
Young Bill
McDonald Chief
Marvel Prince
Earl Patch
Chester
Plymouth Rock
B. F. Perry
R. R
S. F. McCormick
E. 7Th St
Lexington, Ky
Mountains
North Carolina
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Asheville
N. C
Hendersonville
Waynesville
N. Y
Lake Toxaway
Carolina
Chattanooga
Lookout Mountain
Queen & Crescent
C. NO
T. P. RY
Southern Railway
H. C. King
Main St
W. A. Beckler
Cincinnati
Ohio
Ada Eae
Telenas
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