Benson Brothers Operate Alabama and Ninth Street Store
A late Indianapolis Star item recalls Luther Benson a famed temperance lecturer and notes his two sons now manage and operate the Maget Store at Alabama and Nineteenth streets. The piece frames the Benson family in the context of Benson’s public life and legacy.
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Indianapolis: Star
Luther
Benson
John. B. Gough
Maget
Vuis
Alabama
Nineteenth Streets
Luther Benson
Pauings
Oil Drill Reaches 900 Feet in Boone Township Strike
Stockholders of He Royal Con fer Oil company face the outcome of their drilling efforts in Boone township as oil gushes from the 900 foot hole and production increases. Indiana native Mr Conden, Blind chaplain of the national house, hails Marshall county birth. A local anecdote notes a man questioning modern school supplies while a Hope poultry dealer ships thirteen White Plymouth Rock chickens to Java for profit.
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He Royal Confer Oil Company
Boone Township
Conden
National House of Representatives
Indiana
Marshall County
Chicago Tribune
W. R. Fischiel
Hope
Decatur County
Java
Wooten Family Plans Visit to Their Old Home
Mr and Mrs Boss Wooten of Millville north area leave Tuesday for Yadkinville North Carolina to visit friends and relatives for several weeks. They relocated from North Carolina about twelve years ago and settled near Shells hark working as daily laborers before achieving some success. The couple now resides on the Bitteh farm of eighty acres with good crops this year, and Mr Wooten says Indiana remains a place he is content with, though he will enjoy the visit to his old home. The Daily Press will be sent to Yadkinville so he can read the news. Note: Dec 12 features the Columbian Male Quartette of Chicago with Miss Misher Shipp at the Christiane estate, a show he plans to hear.
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Boss Wooten
Millville
Yadkinsville
N. C
Wooten
North Carolin
WL. Pierce
Fife
Uwieir
East
Woolen
Indiana
Daily Press
Yadkinville
Chicago
Misher Shipp
Outstripping The Men Phrase From Fragment
A damaged OCR fragment mentions 50 cents and banking men in a financial context, implying a discussion of earnings or payments. The text is incomplete and lacks clear names, dates, or places to anchor a full report.
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Ce Financial
Horses Sold at Madison Trade Sale Amid Busy Consignments
A lively horse sale lists consignors including Fae Lederer ISN George EB Conniy Madison and others from Cincinnati Rich monds Cambridge City Battle Creek and Ravenna Wilkes Celeste 2194s and Grace Hy among horses and carriages offered. The report notes saddles roadsters team horses carriage stock and farm animals presented by multiple dealers with several consignments announced.
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Fae “Lederer
ISN
George EB
Conniy
Madison
Tnd
Atos & Powell
Gushville
Speed
Riverside Stock Matin
Newton
Teamng
Guach
Bsane Bates
Cincinnati
FPF
Lackey
Richsmonds
Advice on marriage and aid for New Castle poor
The article notes poverty in New Castle and Weary township, urging residents to inform township trustee S. W. Compton of extreme cases. W. O. Harvard advises two marriageable young men to wed soon, arguing poverty can drive responsibility and success, urging early marriage and self-reliance.
Better Pay for Rural Carriers Urged by Press
A plea for higher pay and improved conditions for rural letter carriers and post office workers, who traverse 25 to 30 miles daily in all weather. The press advocates better compensation to support these essential servants of the people.
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Sitares
Ana
Ureo
Mrs Riley Dies in Middletown at Fifty Six
Mrs James Riley, widow of James Riley, died Saturday morning at her Middletown home after a week of rheumatic fever. Survived by husband and several children, she was a native of Virginia. Funeral services will be held in Middletown, after which the body goes to her home city for burial.
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James Riley
C. Te Murr
Middletown
P Numkher
Riley H
Virginia
Burr
Ear of Corn Framed Figure On Exhibition At The Press
An item describes a wood model shaped like a human head and hands formed from corn. The carved ear displays a thumb and fingers, with the thumb appearing natural in form. The exhibit is shown at The Press building on Nice Movday afternoon.
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Joh
Imian
Man Suffers Recurrent Carbuncles in Neck and Arm
Soo. Jenings is admitted with carbuncles, one on the neck and one under the arm. Both are very painful and serious. He denies infection by pests and has been in serious condition for some time.
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Jenings
Juust
Spaneret aco A REAL HAPPY TIME and MIDENEWRE Victory
The readable fragment hints at a victory or celebration tied to Spaneret aco A REAL HAPPY TIME with references to MideneWre and a moment of dinner. Details are sparse and uncertain in the OCR, but the piece centers on a favorable outcome and a social gathering context.
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Spaneret
Hazardous street conditions and horse accident dangers
A fragmented report notes slippery cobblestones on Madre Street and dangerous paver surfaces. It mentions a large horse hauling coal that slipped and injured itself, warning drivers to avoid heavy loads and proceed with caution to prevent serious accidents on the treacherous street.
Christmas Cheer Brightens Cold December
December brings snow and cold as children write to Santa Claus and families share gifts. The season inspires giving to the poor and needy while old and young celebrate the holiday together.
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Santa Clase
Tariis Thussey mower case heard before referee
In Kapighitstown the Tariis Thussey mower case was heard Tuesday before a referee in bingk rupley. Two plant il barges in hero eyewitnesses testified. counsel for the Mereliads and trustee counsel discussed the matter as Minster and others attended.
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Tariis Thussey
Kapighitstown
Wis
Ben Holt
Bingkrupley
Piant
Crack shot tale shrouded in wild gunplay legends
Witnesses claim a fatal shooting incident with a shotgun as two figures named Hoth and Severs are involved. Medrraatt reportedly goes on record, while the account is met with skepticism by others amidst a chaotic scene and rumors of fear among bystanders.
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Melireath
Quinn
Tayd Rebbis
Hoth
Medrraatt
Rural Route Mail Box for sale at convenient location
Local listing advertises a complete rural route mail box set with sturdy mounting and reliable performance. Prospective buyers are invited to inspect the item, confirm fit and condition, and proceed to purchase if satisfied with the setup.
The Theater Offers New Scenic Effects This Friday
The theater company known for fine productions presents a well established program with novel scenic effects. Audiences may enjoy an opportunity to witness a distinctive performance this Friday night at theAlewsar venue.
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Alewsar
Miss Howe Quits Sickness Prompts City Recital Hope
An ill Miss Maury, famed soprano known for Berlin Royal Opera House performances, may yet give a major recital in our city in January if she recovers. Her accompanist Miss Stellarause, already known locally, is expected to assist if the engagement goes ahead.
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Maury
Berlin
Germany
Royal Opera House
Indianapolis
New Castle
Stellarause
Prosecutions Planned Over Property Owners Actions
The notice calls for owners to face prosecution for abuses toward horses and water protection. It warns all concerned to remove horses promptly or face consequences, asserting that neglect and mistreatment have prompted official action and a demand for accountability from responsible parties.
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The fragment describes a street item and a peat test date with limited legible details. No clear actions, entities, or outcomes are identifiable to construct a factual summary.
Slippery Streets Delay Wagons Loaded With Logs
A crowd on West Broad Street witnessed horses struggling on slick pavements while hauling heavy logs. The ascent proved difficult as snow worsened conditions, causing slips and near falls. Authorities urged horse owners to fit rough shoes and drivers to avoid paved streets during dangerous conditions.
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West Broad Street
Ministers Hold Interesting Session at Ministerial Association
Nine ministers attended the Monday morning meeting of the Ministerial Association. Pastor Junigun presented the fourth paper in the series on Holiness. The group discussed freedom in discussion, rooted in brotherly love, and closed after a two hour session with a focus on living together in unity.
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Ministerial Association
Junigun
New Opera House Opens With Strong Opening Night
The new opera house in Macureland opened last night with a first performance attended by a well filled house. Patrons praised the attractive design and generous seating as the troupe presented the opening program under favorable notices.
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Macureland
Wrobel
Bedi
Pru
Merchants Consider Clerks Charity Bid At Christmas
The Retail Clerks association met to decide a three week nighttime collection before Christmas to aid merchants. The clerks intend to resume after the holiday, hoping workers will show kindly feelings toward the employees.
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Retail Clerks’ Association
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