Senate confronts Kern plan to probe West Virginia coal fields
Washington Mary 21 The Senate fights to prevent passing Kern's resolution to investigate West Virginia coal fields. Opponents question motive and legality while demanding government disclosure of the region's affairs. Separate debate revolves around Huerta and U S recognition as Wall Street supports a new ambassador plan.
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Kern
West Virginia
Washington
Mary
Senate
Bonda Eestern
Goff
Tae Huerta
Ghida
West Ee
Whs
Wilson
Huerta
New York
Mexico
Henry Lane Wilson
United States
Court actions record guardianship and estate settlements
Circuit Court notes final reports and discharges in estates of Abraham L. Martin Elizabeth Wood Margaret Lang and related guardianships. Real estate sales orders, divorces, change of venue, and various civil actions including notices of private sales and hearings are listed with multiple executors guardians and heirs named.
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Abraham L. Martin
N. M. Pennington Guardian
Guardian
Elizabeth Wood
Frank Forsythe
Brown Trust Go
Margaret Lang
Everett Haines
Hollis Haines
Martha J. Haines
Joseph Haines
Angeline Hawkins
Ancusta Collignen Et al
Luce & Ohio Township Tel, Co
Mattie Gutting
Shisabeth Jones
Jaudament
Nelson W. Montgomery
Lambert Wathen
Louis L. Clark
Alice LB. Clark
Perry
Erte Neoiths
Wynick
Agate Shagtard Sundtaynd
Orville T. Clark
Thames Clark
Clara Pauline Davis
Vial
Pari Sornerc
Nate
Charles A. Wayin
H. Meredith
Wil Hattie J. Williams
Fred J. Wiliams
Nlaintiff
Hattie J. Stilwell
Thomas Ek. Snyder
Jane Crow
Anna May David
William EB. White
Hulda White
Vanderburg
Caase
Sidney W. Stocking
Benjamin Huffman
Toymjant
Jennie McCay
Bal 'Oetal
Legal Notices Involving Estate of Oscar B. Martin
Multiple suits list claim on account or title against the estate of Oscar B. Martin. Attorneys Smith and McCullough represent the plaintiff in one, Swan and Meson in another. L Boyd represents the defendant.illers and other names appear as plaintiffs or claimants in various docketed actions.
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Alfred T.irk
William A. Wheeler
Smith & McCulloush
Mister & Lockett
Oscar B. Martin
Swan & Meson
L. Boyd
William
Miler
William H. Howden
Frank Schold
John EF. Carey
Orecar B. Martin
Sarah P. Swint
Hard work and the fear of effort in failure
A reflective quote notes that most people avoid hard work while a few dodge it, yet many labor to escape labor more than to achieve success. The passage contrasts diligence with avoidance, highlighting persistence as rare.
Spencer County 1856 political scene and court notes
The Democrat reports new county office candidates including Ahsyaiom Hackleman for treasurer and James W. Nix for coroner. Inquests cover a man found in the Ohio River near Greathouse Hall township, with no identified death cause. Local arrests include McGrew and Laires for horse theft. both bound for circuit court or jailed for lack of bond. Also noted are intemperance celebrations, Methodist conference changes, and a May meeting of the M B E C A with a large program and social reception.
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Ahsyaiom Hackleman
Geass
William Elsworth
James W. Nixrass
Thomas M. Si
Jlan
Ohio Township
Springston
Jackson Town
Wm. B. Stites
Ohio River
Garmin Hall
Thomas Snackleford
Cho
McGrew
Laiires
James M. Griffith
Jackson Township
J. Scheurer
Ovanaville
Hevana Segars
Ionn Hioward
Queen City
Cincinnati
Louisville
Evansville
A. Rush
George Klein & Co
Parilian Hotel
J. S. Jequess & Co
Vautier & Marcomier
Lockhart, Parrott & Denby
Crawford Beil & Co
HW. Cook & Sons
D. Heimann
Benument & Vicle
General Conference
The
Methodist Church
Indianapolis
Boonville
Tenmalare Hadi
Snyder’s Grove
Temples of Nature
Daughters of Temperance
Rockport
John D. Marks
F. W. Vinson
Buck
Government warns parcel post workers to handle mail with care
The department issued a formal warning urging postmasters, railway clerks, and all postal staff to properly wrap and mark parcels to prevent damage. It cites common items such as stove castings, plow points, clothing and dry goods and stresses careful handling of fragile packages with fragile tags, reporting any disregard promptly.
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Eenius
Odd Fellows Meet in Indianapolis With Rockport Representation
The Grand lodge of Odd Fellows meets in Indianapolis this week. Sidney H. Green attends for Rockport lodge and serves on the Rebekah degree committee.
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Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
Indianapolis
Rockport
Sidney H. Green
Adjourned term of Spencer circuit court set for May blst
An adjourned term of the Spencer circuit court will be held in May at an unspecified date, with proceedings resuming after a break. The notice indicates the session will address pending matters and hear civil and criminal cases as scheduled.
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Spencer Circuit Court
Indiana to Honor Gettysburg Veterans for 50th Anniversary
Indiana lawmakers create a commission to transport and care for Civil War veterans who fought at Gettysburg in July celebrations. The act funds travel, sets rules for encampment management, and requires a veteran representation from Indiana units. It excludes those absent at the time and caps expenses at 2580 dollars. A separate note discusses frog farming potential in North Carolina marshes to reduce malaria through natural insect control.
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General Assembly
Indiana
Gettysburg
Indignay
Ce’si and i
First
Indiana Cavalry
Indiana Infantry
Forthern
Gettyspure
Government explores frog farming and hatchery success
Uncle Sam examines frog farming prospects and rules for safe, profitable breeding. A U S government fishery bureau study notes wading and hatchery challenges, aiming to reduce frog mortality and improve yields for the American market.
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Uncle Sam
China
Tragic Farm Accident Claims Grass township Man
John Moesner, 26, of Grass township, was killed Tuesday morning when his mule bolted after a child pulled a wagon. His foot caught in the trace chains, dragging him a short distance before the mule stopped and he died from a broken neck. An inquest was held by Deputy Coroner Charles Maydell.
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John Moesner
McCay
Grass Township
Moesner
Goroner Charles Tmaydell
Teacher licensure list for April examination
The next regular examination for teacher's licenses will be held in April. The following persons were licensed to teach: Mr. Baker, W. G. Hie, Irene Sr. Stanisisus Metacer, Grace Alien, Minnie 2. Hayden, Flora Brooner, Ida Greathouse, G. M. Willison, Elmer Cooper, Iva Bender, Bertha Bereman, Mamie Richey, Stella Smith, Frances Bauer, Ira Eggleston, Parthenia Norris, Kitty Tennemacher, Della Gentry, Grace McDaniel.
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Baker
W. G. Hie
Irene Sr. Stanisisus Metacer
Grace Alien
Minnie 2. Hayden
Flora Brooner
Ida Greathouse
G. M. Willison
Elmer Cooper
Iva Bender
Bertha Bereman
Mamie Richey
Stella Smith
Frances Bauer
Ira Eggleston
Parthenia Norris
Kitty Tennemacher
Della Gentry
Grace McDaniel
Bankers Will Rest Annual Meeting Aboard Steamer
Bankers from twelve counties in this section of the state plan an unusual annual gathering to be held next Tuesday May 27 aboard a steamer cruising to Dam 8 on the Ohio river. Visitors from Louisville and other Kentucky points will join in the event with dinner served on deck and a cabaret dance to follow.
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Evansville
Louisville
Kentucky
Dam
Ohio River
Vauceville
Injunction Sought Over Bridge Destruction on Tower Ditch
The Board of Commissioners filed an injunction suit against Hil pret Fennett and D T Diller, superintendent of the Tower ditch under construction by Mr Diley, to prevent tearing down two concrete bridges and one steel bridge with concrete abutments along the drain path.
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Board of Commissioner
Hilpret Fennett
D. T. Diller
Mr. Diley
Bell and Rocke Walter Lead Party Nominations for Indianapolis Mayor
Joseph Bell named by Democrats of Indianapolis for mayor while Charles A. Rocke Walter wins Republican nomination. John J. Keegan, who resigned last winter, finishes third in the Democratic race for the capital city’s top office.
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Joseph Bell
Wrednesdev
Indianspolis
Charles A. Rockewalter
John J. Keegan
Rane Pear
White Way to Light Tell City with 56 Lamps
Tell City town council contracts with an Evansville firm to furnish fifty six lamps at four thousand one hundred dollars, with four hundred dollars contributed by local citizens. Lamps will be 250 handle power with alabaster balls and installation starts immediately.
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Tell City
Evansville
Trustee Mulzer Transacts Business in Huff Township
Trustee John Mulzer of Huff township transacted business in the city Tuesday. W. A. McCullough left this week for a business trip to Oklahoma.
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John Mulzer
Huff Township
W. A. McCullough
Oklahoma
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Wall Street
Henry Lane
Circuit Court
Spencer County History OF 1856
Bemocrat
M.E
M. BE. C. A. Society
Welccome
E. H. Boldrey
Govermert
Parcel Port US
North Carolina
Fisheri S Bureau
Tgung Han
Amet Josere Bell
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