Conference on Missions Emphasizes Education Over Money
A gathering of Indiana Methodist and church workers stresses educational aims rather than fundraising. Speakers from across the country discuss Christian unity, outreach, and combating anti Semitic barriers while detailing home mission work plans and congregational involvement.
Suit to Bar Boone Circuit Judgment Involving Andrew J and Heirs
A scattered brief outlines a suit in Boone circuit court to set aside a deed and estate arrangements connected to Andrew J a long-time resident with Eliza Hoover. The filing notes contested heirs, a death in a family line, and inquiries into property transfers and potential charitable settlements amid a murky chain of probate actions.
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Boone Circuit
Andrew J
Eliza Hoover
Yhorntown
Indiana prison board accepts Garner resignation and selects Milligan
The Indiana state prison board accepted Ward A. Garner’s resignation as acting warden effective January 1, 1911, and elected Dr J. W. Milligan as deputy warden effective December 15, 1910. The board also thanked Milligan for service as physician and pledged to employ a warden who keeps Milligan as deputy.
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J. W. Milligan
Board of Trustee
Mreet
Tudianea
Newcastle Lids on Sunday Closing Orders Fight
The fiveeenthen ers of this era closed on Sunday. Warner Sehmidt, proprietor of one theater, defied orders by opening. He was arrested as a test case. trial to be heard. Sehmidt vowed to pursue the case, but Pat changed course, agreed with Prosecutor Evans to push the charge, and remained closed.
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Newcastle
Warner Sehmidt
Bes to Outwit Parents Elopement in Vernon Marriage
In Bes town Levanasville after Clerk Foxter refused a license to Prichard Holland and Alay Shrode due to parental objections they eloped to St Vernon where they obtained a license and returned to marry by Rev. Le G Purdeite. Mrs. Holland had forbidden the license in Bes hoping to block the union.
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Levanasville
Foxter
Ev Dheir
Prichard Holland
Alay Shrode
Stt
Vernon
le G. I. Purdeite
Ees
Wealthy Farmer Ends Life in Personal Tragedy
In Plkhart a wealthy farmer reportedly ended his life after a failed attempt earlier that day. The event occurred within his estate and drew attention from local authorities and neighbors. The deceased was a prominent figure connected to nearby enterprises and charitable efforts. Further details remain unclear as investigators continue their work.
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Plkhart
Awice Deine
Sime
Slane
Fhe
Vighios
Fion Con Tley
Erik Chit
Bank Guard Eyas? Robbery Linked to Local Workers
A damaged transcript describes a bank guard and a robbery where five assailants entered a building near Milten. Police believe the band involved is connected to locals and that the Bobberfees were responsible, with $75 reportedly obtained. County officials endorse the theory.
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Eyas
Bank
Miehmet Ohre
Wa Poomeers
Durbin Injured in Gotham Narrow Escape
Former Governor Durbin, arriving from New York, escaped being crushed between two vehicles in a street crossing in Gotham. He leaped to safety but sprained a muscle in his left leg causing significant pain.
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Durbin
Gotham
Anderson
YW. T. Liaurbin
New York
Metropolis
Robbers Loot Milton Bank in Connersville Heist
A bank in Milton was entered by robbers who forced entry and withdrew cash and valuables after breaking doors and stealing horses and a carriage from nearby stables. They fled toward the city after leaving a note and some confusion with internal guards.
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Connersville
Parmers’ Bank
RQ State Bank
Milton
AL of
Cits
É& Saunders
Christmas Customs From Many Lands and Immigrant Cheer
The article surveys Christmas celebrations across Jerusalem Bethlehem France Germany England and Scotland noting rituals such as the Nativity grotto processions mistletoe traditions the Yule log and Lord of Misrule. It highlights English and Scottish customs and ends with Ellis Island immigrant observances and a Dublin Market Street quip.
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England
Christ
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St. Helena
Manger
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Chanel
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Germany
America
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Scotland
Santihaus
Cuite
Ellis Island
Europe
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Lttle
Joseph Ullmann
West 20Th Street
New York
Leivaig
London
Paris
Verisimilitude Echoes In A Witnsses Exchange
A playful passage features a lawyer questioning a witness about verisimilitude and the witness’s garbled reply. The dialogue riffs on how conduct may appear real or convincing, with comic mispronunciations adding character to the scene.
Fragmented reader notice sparks stray phrases
The OCR text presents a jumble of phrases about Sirs Winslow bree tin Sais Syrup and a mix of unrelated lines. It mentions a large woman and a small man, smoking cigars, and Lewis' Single Binder cigarettes in a disjointed, non-cohesive excerpt with no clear event or sourcing.
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