Court convicts Loyd Willoughby in election day killing
Loyd Willoughby was found guilty of voluntary manslaughter for the shooting death of William York in Jeffersonville during election day. Sentencing will proceed under indeterminate law by Judge Young. The docket also includes George Goddard verdicts and several other cases in Bath and Clark counties with mixed outcomes and upcoming trials. The Grand Jury plans to reconvene Thursday. Lydia Reffitt was acquitted of malicious cutting and wounding.
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Lioyd Willoughby
William York
Jeffersonville
Young
Watsons Sell Harrison Avenue Cottage to Ricketts and Hadder
Mr and Mrs Henry Watson sold their residence on Harrison avenue to Dr J T Ricketts and Nick Hadder Jr for 2700 dollars. Possession will be given at once. The cottage sits on a lot extending from Harrison avenue to Queen street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Watson
Harrison Avenue
J. T. Ricketts
Nick Hadder, Jr
Queen Street
Stoner Accepts Position as Local Salesman
Robert Stoner, who moved here from New York with his parents, has accepted a salesman position with Punch & Graves. He is described as popular and an excellent salesman, with a strong expectation to succeed.
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Robert Stoner
New York
Punch & Graves
Stoner
Courteous treatment and prompt delivery at Greenwade's
Courteous treatment and prompt delivery of meats and groceries at Greenwade's highlighted in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwade’s
Talk Eighteen Life Insurance The Clean Bill
This excerpt promotes life insurance as a safe secure policy free of concealed technicalities. It argues against deception by other companies and urges readers to trust the subject, Hoffman, whose aim is to prove life insurance as the best form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoffman
Directors Elected for Montgomery County Fair 1911
At Mt Sterling Kentucky county court room the Montgomery County Fair Association elected a seven member board for 1911. James R Magowan was named president with D N Young J H Giliaspie and others as directors. W C Hamilton named secretary and UL G Thompson treasurer. The board adjourned to set the next annual fair date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery County
County Court Room
Mt. Sterling
James R. Magowan
Squire Turner
W. C. Hamilton
Esq
C. G. Thompson
D. N. Young
W. R. Thompson
J. C. Graves
R. D. Barnes
John
Greenwade
J. H. Gillaspie
Montgomery County Fair Association
John D. Greenwade
W. R K. Thompson
Vanarsdell's Offers Full Line of Cereals
A local notice states Vanarsdell's stocks a complete line of cereals for shoppers. The advertisement emphasizes variety and availability at the store.
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Vanarsdell’s
Barn Burns Destroying Foley Tobacco Barn Near Stoops
A Friday afternoon blaze destroyed Claude Foley’s large tobacco barn near Stoops with eleven acres of tobacco and farming implements inside. Loss estimated at about $3,000 with $2,100 insured. Foley’s friends regret the fire.
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Claude Foley
Stoops
Foley
Bailey Accepts Pastoral Call to Macon Church
Rev. B. B. Bailey, pastor of the Shelbyville Baptist church, has accepted a call to lead a Baptist church in Macon Georgia. He is widely known in Shelbyville and leaves with many friends wishing him success in his new field.
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B. B. Bailey
Baptist Church
Shelbyville
Macon
Fire at Dr Bonner House on Locust Street
Firefighters extinguished a small blaze at Dr Bonner's residence on Locust Street around eight Tuesday morning. The quick response brought the fire under control with no injuries reported.
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Dr. Bonner
Locust Street
Chairman Prewitt Postpones Committee Meeting
Chairman Henry R. Prewitt postponed the January 25 committee meeting to February 4 at 1 30 p m in the Louisville Hotel room to receive the sub committee’s report and set primary details for the May 27 election. The delay reflects county chairmen awaiting financial figures to fund the primary and ensure fair party operation in Kentucky.
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Henry R. Prewitt
Democratic State Executive Committee
Louisville
Henry R. Prewirr
Miss Rose Wilson Weds John McDonald in Catholic Parsonage
Miss Rose Wilson and John McDonald united in marriage last Wednesday night at the Catholic parsonage officiated by Rev. T. J. McCaffrey. McDonald is brother to Councilman James McDonald and City tax Collector B. J. McDonald. Wilson has won many friends in the city. The Aprocare joins well wishers for a long, happy married life.
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John McDonald
Rose Wilson
T. J. McCaffrey
Mr. McDonald
James McDonald
First Ward
B. J. McDonald
Miss Wilson
Aprocare
Country on the Market at Greenwade's
The best country laid on the market at Greenwade's, offered with premium quality and value. Buyers are invited to inspect and negotiate terms with Greenwade's sales staff on site.
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Greenwade’s
For Sale 140 Acre Farm with House Orchard and Stock Pond
For sale 140 acres as a whole or in parts 50 acres with house 50 acres with tenant house or 40 acres unimproved. Includes good orchard a never failing spring and a stock pond. Contact Mt Sterling or Dr J B Spratt Camargo. Walter H Wright. Pier.
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Mt. Sterling
J. B. Spratt
Camargo
Walter H. Wright
Notice of pardon application by convict Frank SayMan
The undersigned inmate now serving a sentence for house breaking will apply for a gubernatorial pardon within six days. This serves as notice to anyone who may object to the pardon. Frank SayMan indicates the action and intends to seek clemency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank SayMan
Six-room cottage offered for $2250 in prime neighborhood
Real estate ad states a well located six room cottage in a nice neighborhood near the business center. In first class condition. Sold by W. Hoffman Wood "The Man Who Sells the Earth."
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W. Hoffman Wood
Man
Call Issued On Tobacco Growers Meeting In Montgomery County
A county wide call urges tobacco raisers to assemble at Mt. Sterling courthouse on January 28 1911 to decide crop plans for 1911. The document lists many growers with acreages and others who did not specify acres. The June 1910 meeting in Mt. Sterling is referenced as not reflecting the county’s wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery County
Mt. Sterling
Court House
Amusements at Table Opera House Begin New Policy
Starting Monday January 30 the Table Opera House adopts a new amusement policy with Greater Pictures and Illustrated Songs and a single 10c admission. Shows run 7:30 to 10 pm with late entry allowed, and audiences expected to attend nightly for full entertainment. Sis Perkins at Table Opera House February 4 for one night. The Thief comes to Table Opera House February 7. Greenwade's offers full market selection.
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Table Opera House
Sterling
Sis Perkins
Indiana
Lyceum Theatre
New York
Greenwade Slaughterhouse Promises Sanitary Standards
The firm proclaims the most sanitary slaughterhouse in the state section. It invites customers to visit and verify its cleanliness and quality practices.
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Greenwade
Woman’s Temperance Union Elects Officers for Ensuing Year
The Mr. Sterling Woman's Christian Temperance Union has elected officers for the ensuing year with Mrs. B. F. Thomson as president and Mrs. Ed. T. Reis as vice president. The local organization, part of the National Union, appoints eleven department superintendents including Evangelistic Mrs. B. F. Horton and Purity Mrs. Robert Tipton.
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Mr. Sterling Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
B. F. Thomson
Ed. T. Reis
Bruce W. Trimble
C. K. Oldham
W. Hoffman Wood
B. F. Horton
C. K
Oldham
John Freeland
Ed. Reis
Lizzie Harper
Thomas Heinrich
Flower Mission
Ellis Spratt
Mothers
B. F. Perry
Press
Hoffman Wood
Purity
Robert Tipton
Family Exits for Portland as Mr Anderson Relocates
Miller Anderson and his son Fred depart this week for Portland Oregon where Mr Anderson plans to settle. After securing a residence he will invite his wife and other family to join him. Raised in Montgomery county he leaves behind many friends who regret the move but wish him prosperity.
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Miller Anderson
Fred
Portland
Ore
Mr. Anderson
Montgomery County
Stewart Brothers Buy Two Building Lots on Spring Street
William F. and David Stewart of Jeffersonville have purchased two building lots on Spring Street from W. C. Hamilton and Chas. B. Duerson in this county. They plan to build two residences in the spring and move their families to the city. The price was private.
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William F. and
David Stewart
Jeffersonville
County
Spring Street
W.C. Hamilton
Chas. B. Duerson
Miss Stofer Hosts Reception for Visiting Young Women
On Friday night Miss Mary Cobb Stofer will entertain with an elaborate reception at her Sycamore street home in honor of visitors Miss Jennie Darnell from Flemingsburg Miss Katherine Klein from Lexington and Miss Margaret Trimble from Columbus Missouri.
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Mary Cobb Stofer
Sycamore Street
Jennie Darnell
Flemingsburg
Katherine Klein
Lexington
Margaret Trimble
Columbus
Air Float Talcum Powder From The Tale Mine Near Asheville
The Tale mine near Asheville North Carolina yields Air Float a pure talcum powder with a delicate violet perfume. The Fair Store offers a free sample to customers who call.
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Tale
Asheville
N. C
Mrs Nancy J Thompson Buys Queen Street Property
T F Rogers and Son conveyed to Mrs Nancy J Thompson property on Queen street from M W Bostain. The Baptist church ladies announce a bazar to be held the first week in December 1911.
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T. F. Rogers & Son
M. W. Bostain
Queen Street
Nancy J. Thompson
Ladies of the Baptist Church
Champ Clark backs Louisville for Democratic national convention
Representative Champ Clark approves the proposal to stage the next Democratic national convention in Louisville, signaling support from a prominent party figure.
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Champ Clark
Louisville
Noted Baptist Divine Dead at Richmond
The Rev. William Heth Whitsett D D longtime Southern Baptist scholar died at his Richmond Virginia home last week in his seventieth year He leaves a widow a son W BR Whitsett of Baltimore and a daughter Mrs Howard Whitehead of Richmond Whitsett a Confederate cavalryman under Gen Forrest later a professor at Southern Theological Seminary Louisville and president of the seminary He resigned the presidency after a baptism by immersion controversy and later was a professor at Richmond College until his spring retirement
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William Heth Whitsitt
D. D
Southern Baptist Church
Richmond
W. BR. Whitsett
Baltimore
Howard 3. Whitehead
Whitsett
Tennessee
Ger. Forrest
Southern Theological Seminary At
Louisville
Richmond College
Blue Grass Farm for Sale Near Mt. Sterling
Amanda T Howell blue grass farm four miles from Mt Sterling on Howard's Mill pike offers 192 acres in high cultivation. Includes 6 room brick house 13 acre tobacco barn stock barn ample tobacco land and last year plowed rye ground. Improvements sound dwelling painted last year. Apply to A L Tipton or C W Nesbitt Me Sterling Ky. 98-31.
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Amanda T. Howell
Mt. Sterling
Howard’s Mill Pike
A. L. Tipton
C. W. Nesbitt
Me. Sterling
Kentucky Leaders Shine as Nation Honors Them
Kentucky figures like Speaker-to-be Champ Clark and Oscar Underwood, poised to chair the Ways and Means Committee, showcase the state's prominence in national affairs. Their actions reflect Kentucky pride and clear worthiness to the commonwealth.
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Kentucky
Champ Clark
Oscar Underwood
Committee On Ways and Means
Congress
Gatewood heirs share estate in Lexington will
The will of the late R. T. Anderson Sr. admitted to probate in Fayette County Court names Mrs. A. J. Gatewood of Lexington and her daughter Mildred Elizabeth Gatewood as beneficiaries. Mrs. Gatewood receives 3000 dollars and Mildred Gatewood 1000 dollars.
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R. T. Anderson, Sr
Lexington
Fayette County
A. J. Gatewood
Mildred Elizabeth Gatewood
Nice Banana's Oranges Grapes At Van
Fruit sale note lists Nice Bananas Oranges Grapes and Malaga grapes available at Van. The fragment suggests a local market or shop offer. No clear dates, prices, or seller names evident from the text.
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Malaga
Vanarsdell’s
Fleming Conner and Lizzie Dennis Wedding Recalls Howard’s Mill Area
Fleming Conner and Lizzie Dennis were wed at J. O. Hall's residence on Mitch ell Avenue last Wednesday afternoon. Conner is a successful farmer from the Howard's Mill neighborhood, while Dennis, a prominent young lady from Peeled Oak, is noted for her attractiveness.
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Fleming Conner
Lizzie Dennis
J. O. Hall
Mitchell Ave
Conner
Howard’s Mill
Millionaire Bolcom vows to fund murder conviction
Seattle lumber dealer W. W. Bolcom says he will spend his entire fortune to secure the conviction of the shooter who killed his son Frank Bolcom, 19, on a Fulton street in Kentucky.
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W. W. Bolcom
Seattle
Wash
Frank Bolcom
Fulton, Ky
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George Goddard
Thomas Fitzpatrick
Citizens Guarantee & Trust Company
West Virginia
Anderson
Goddard
James Cartmell
Cartmell
Bath County
Millard
Charlie Martin
Hill Willoughby
Grand Jury
Ruben Durham
Lydia Reffitt
H. G. Hoffman
General Agt
Bailey
Prewitt
Miss Rose Wilson
J. 5. Bogie, Jr
Chenault Woodford
J. F. Cook
Price Calk
W. R. Tipton
S. R. Adamson
Marshall Myers
Andy Wills
John Stofer
A. S. Bridges
Bridges Bros
W. F. Horton
C. C. McDonald
M. A. Prewitt
A. S. Hart
A. W. Stofer
J. 8S. Bogie
J. R. Gatewood
J. D. Greenwade
Kirkpatrick & Clay
E. R. Little
Col. Gatewood
Bridgeforth Bros
J. G
G. S. Conner
Mark Trimble
Marshall Johnson
J. M. Shields
J. W. Shields
W. E. Goodnight
James Letcher
R. Ss. Gillaspie
Ben Dragoo
Isaac Money
I. B. Chondice
R. W. Greene
J. B. Ware
W. M. Linton
Woman’s Temperance Union
Miss Stofer
Clark
Blue Grass Farm
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