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Newspaper
Orland Zenith
Location
Orland, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1901
Page
1
Desperado Kuhns Captured in Indiana After Shootout
Marvin Kuhns and his brother, fugitives terrorizing northern Indiana, were captured near Otterbein after a gunfight during which Marvin was wounded. They were overpowered in Green Hill region as Ex-Sheriff Marsh and Marshal Chaney traced to Lafayette and moved the pair to Logansport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logansport
Ind
Marvin Kuhns
Indiana
Case County
Kahus
Ette
Oficers Kuhns
J. E. Marsh
T. J. Chaney Trac
LaFayette
Men Hill
Otterbein
Marvin
Elmer
Lewis
Wero
Location of the Chicora Wreck Found Near St Joe Harbor
The ill fated Chicora wreck lies a few miles west of St Joe harbor. The name Chicora was marked on the wreck and linked to Graham & Morton Co. from the lost steamer Michigan. Three Chicora crew members were lost on January 21, 1895.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joe Harbor
Graham & Morton Co
Michigan
Los
A Tall Corn Story Told By A Traveling Man
The tale recalls corn power in Kansas with cobble streets made of corn, hollowed cobs for sewer pipes, husks as tent shelters, and a traveler's joke on harvest weight bending stalks. It notes soil depth and ears being chopped when heavy, highlighting rural lore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Jackson
Lost River Lore From Indiana to Mammoth Cave Myths
The piece describes Lost River in Southern Indiana, its mysterious cavern disappearance after eight miles, and legends of reappearing near Mammoth Cave. It mentions geologist efforts, a dubious tale of eyeless fish, and wartime lore tied to local Knights and Reno laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Orangeville
Orleans County
Altho
Kentucky
Lost River
Time to Clear Out Our Furniture Stock
We announce a closing out sale on our present furniture stock in Orland to make room for new items arriving next month. E G Parker & Co. Furniture & Undertaking invites customers to inspect the large, high quality selection said to compare with any in Steuben County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orland
Steuben
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Agvepbsor
Orland Zenith
Offen Co
Desperado Kuhns
Green Hill
Lafay
Cora
Tomy
Trage
Wat
the Knights
Rive
Justice
At the Bands
E.G. Parker & Go
Jack
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