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Newport Daily Independent in Newport, Arkansas
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Newspaper
Newport Daily Independent
Location
Newport, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1902
Page
1
Choctaw Route Sells Discount Round Trip Tickets
Readable fragments indicate the Choctaw Route offering reduced round trip fares. The notices mention a rate near one fare and daily sales for summer travel to Newport, with tickets available at the route’s offices and agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choetawy
Newpot
Deener Secures Bond In Forgery Case
Rev. R. F. Deener, held on ten year old forgery charges, posted a $4000 bond in Batesville after a Supreme Court writ of habeas corpus reduced his bond. He was released, plans to join his wife in Searcy, and his case continues at the next circuit court term. The event drew statewide attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batesville
Deener
Hinkle
Yancey, Reeder and Casey
Supreme Court
Searcy
Ark
Assault on High prompts call for citywide probe
Robert High, a white man assaulted Monday night, remains alive with no change in condition. Found near the Choctaw depot Tuesday morning he had no money or pocket book, suggesting robbery. Papers indicate he came from Nettleton and bought goods at Martin Bros. store with a $10 bill. The incident raises concerns about rising assaults and disappearances in town. Meanwhile Miss Mary Bailey hosted a social for Stella Echols with dancing and refreshments, attended by local residents and guests from St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert High
Nettleton
High
Martin Bros
Jay Sprigg
Prohibition Lecture by Rev Millar Draws City Audience
Rev S G Millar of Little Rock spoke Thursday evening at the Methodist church on Prohibition. The lecture, under the Woman's Christian Temperance Union, appealed to both sides with calm, charitable argument and no bitterness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. G. Millar
First Presbyterian Church of
Little Rock
Methodist
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Imported English blood hound bought for sheriff
Robin Hood a six month old imported English blood hound arrived Thursday from Lexington Kentucky and was consigned to Sheriff R W Bandy. The pup was purchased from Roger D Williams kennels and described as intelligent and fine looking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robin Hood
Lexington
R. W. Bandy
Roger D. Williams
Inquest Finds Cause of Death for Ed Minters
Ed Minters longtime bookkeeper for Wolff and Goldman died suddenly in Brinkley after a Newport residence. An inquest found his death resulted from a lacerated stomach due to drinking. He had a troubled Newport reputation including an earlier shooting incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Minters
Wolff & Goldman
Newport
Brinkley
J. G. Mayer
Minters
Local residents arrive and move about in Newport area
Miss Cora Kimberlin of Tucker attends teacher examinations. J M O’Hara from Memphis visits through Sunday. Mrs Eva Albright and Miss Sarah Albright visit Arthur Fela in Newport after Kansas City arrival. Rev E G Miller returns to Little Rock from Newport. Mrs Neill Jelks Williams of Batesville attend missionary conference in Vanndale. Lonnie Campbell to open Baker’s Ridge school June 23. S. Wolff reports Glenwood Springs trip. M K Upshaw to Helena to congratulate R Bruce Macon’s congress nomination. H L Throgmorton and Geo T Blacke of Pocahontas visit to study gas light proposals amid franchise issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Albright
Sarah Albright
Kansas City
Arthur Fela
G. Miller
Little Rock
J. W. Coffman
Newport
Mesdames
Robert Neill
Jelks and
Williams
Batesville
Vanndale
Lonnie Campbell
Baker’s Ridge
Breckinnridge Township
Newport School
Macon Nominated for Congress by First District Convention
Hon. R. B. Macon of Helena won the First district congressional nomination on the 986th ballot at Wynne. Parrish and Taylor split votes while Macon drew steady support. Killough declined candidacy. Delegates elected for two years include H. W. Moore, B. H. Mathis, and J. Fussell. The hall featured electric fans and ice water as 60¢ soda water deliveries were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. N. Killough
B. H. Crowley
Greene
Macon
Parrish
Taylor
Messrs
Clay
H. W. Moore
Craighead
B. H. Mathis
Cross
M. P. Huddleston
Lee
H. F. Roloson
Mississippi
John P. Keiser
Phillips
H. P. Grant
Poinsett
Ed L. Jacobs
St. Francis
James Fussell
Woodruff
R. T. Harvill
Wynne
Land of opportunity in East and Southwest Texas advertised
The I and G N Railroad section promotes thousands of acres of fertile land across East South and Southwest Texas suitable for farming stock raising rice tobacco fruit grape culture trucking mining and lumber. Low prices and liberal terms offered with a handsomely illustrated magazine from the railroad publishing general and specific county information in I and G N country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International & Great Northern Railroad
Texas
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J. C. Dice
Newport Builders’ Supply and Hardware Company
Priges
B. F. Simmons
Jackson County
Independent BL
H. O. Walker
Redman’s Drug Store
Arkansas
A. H. Mize & CO
Herala Office
B. A. Washburn
Watson
South
Supreme Court of Our Land
State Supreme Courts
Millar
Mary Bailey
Stella Echols
Mesdames R. M. Johnson
Gustave Jones
Holly Qobb
T. D. Kinman Sr
Purchase Blood Hound
Cora V. Kimberlin
Tuckerman
J. M. O’hara
Memphis
B. W. Spencer
Odd Fellows
Wolff
M. K. Upshaw
Helena
R. Bruce Macon
H. L. Throgmorton
Geo. T. Blacke
Pocahontas
Congress
Diamond “Co
Cory
D. J. Paice
G. P
T. A. Palestine
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