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Newspaper

Sheridan News

Location

Sheridan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1908

Page

6

Fate and the House of Mother in a Tense Tragedy

In a dramatic exchange, Kenneth resists marriage to avoid burdening his aging mother, while a practical plan to outsmart fate unfolds. The story follows a heated debate about duty and desire, ending with a twist of fate and a sobering reflection on manipulation and consequences. The tale centers on Kenneth, Susan, and their battle with an imperious mother, across staged plots and a midnight slip of paper.

Grisinal Kenneth Prg Seite Oeuulia Feave Ienneth Henneth Mother Susan F. A. Mitcherl

Strange Elopement Aboard a London Sail Packet

A London-bound brig, the Homer Lee, lies at sea forty days for a salve cargo when a wealthy stranger named Montgomery arrives to charter for New York with his ailing wife. The woman turns intense, claims she is not his wife, and demands transfer to another vessel. After a confrontation and a high payment, both Montgomery and the ship are parted, and the elopement tale fades from London papers.

T. C. AfeClure Homer Lee Saunders London United States Gan Geraman Lee Montgomery New York Agai Odiaro Sle Atlantic Wei M. Quad

Forty Six Star Flag Comes to Navy Yard Work

At the Brooklyn Navy Yard the flagmaking bureau rushes to complete the 46 star flags for Oklahoma. Machines cut star shapes, hands baste, and operators stitch on a new eight seven eight pattern. Officials note high demand for ensigns aboard ships.

United States Navy Bureau of Equipment Brooklyn Navy Yard Oklahoma United States Cosix

Frustrated Congress Flees Heat Amid Pestilential Swarms

In August the Congress session ends amid heat and swarms of flies attacking the members. Papers shielded legs with handkerchiefs as flies harass officials while a hurried signature rush tries to finish the day’s business. Fifty six signatures were attempted, but many remained unattached.

United States of Armerica Congress Fathers of Liberty Washington Star

Keeping of the Declaration and Related Originals

The engrossed Declaration copy is kept by the secretary of state in a hermetically sealed frame within a steel cabinet since 1894. It was stored in the patent office from 1841 to 1877 and is not shown without express order. Two pages of Jefferson's draft and interleaved notes remain at the state department. Monroe ordered a facsimile for living signers and heirs.

Secretary of State Patent Office James Monroe Jefferson Oy Adams Franklin Department of State Monroe Baltimore News

Fourth of July gun safety poem tragedy

A poem from Lippincott's recounts hazards of fireworks and guns during Independence Day. It depicts a family misusing weapons and explosives with the baby injured, Susie burned, and a child’s sight at risk, ending with a patriotic song.

Flags and nations through the ages and their banners

The article traces flag origins from Greece to Britain and Turkey to Switzerland. It notes the Dutch influence on the flag, Aragon’s color cue, and the Swiss cross meaning. It highlights Constantinople’s conquest and the enduring symbol of a nation’s identity in the Boston Traveler.

United States OUP Ogrnance Spain Aragon Constantinople Mohammed II Great Britain Boston Traveler

Fourth of July Abbreviated States Game Promises Quick Wits

A Fourth of July game tests players with clues to state abbreviations. Prizes go to the first correct list matching Ark Tenn Wash Penn Kran Md Ill Miss and others, each tied to a punny prompt like a great rainfall or a chronic invalid.

Ark Penn

The Chesapeake Flour Mill’s Curious Fate

The Chesapeake’s final fate was curious. Taken to England in 1820, she was sold to miller John Prior of Wickham for old timber. Prior tore down the mill and reused the timbers, many still bearing solid shot from the Shannon’s guns.

Chesapeake England John Prior Wickham Prior Shannon

Fourth of July in History Remembered by Brooklyn Eagle

A compact reminiscence in period voice recalls pivotal Independence Day moments across years. References include Grant’s shoreline triumphs, St. Louis bridges, and Hawaii’s move for freedom, plus naval events near 1898, all echoing a shared national memory.

Brooklyn Eagle

Australian Bushmen and their remarkable sense of direction

The article describes Australian bushmen as very ignorant yet possessing a rare instinct akin to animal perception. It claims they cannot be easily lost and will instinctively return to their nest homes when released after blindfolded relocation, though their dwellings are similar and they make no mistakes.

Australia

Couple’s Marriage Questioned in church by kin

In a ceremony, the minister asks if anyone can show cause why the couple should not wed. Akin voices doubt, noting the bride is said to be forty while the groom is twenty five, prompting the crowd to react to the marriage plan.

Tommy

Notice to Non-Residents in Hamilton County Court

Notice is given by plaintiff in Hamilton County Circuit Court that defendants Hannah and James McClain John A Thistlethwaite Harriet Thistlethwaite and Charles Thistlethwaite are non residents of Indiana They must appear and answer the complaint at the October term of the Hamilton Circuit Court in Noblesville or risk default judgment Names and dates appear in the filing but the text is incomplete and unclear.

State of Indiana Court Hamilton County Rober Perni Yoy Minnie M. Thistlethwaite Nemys Charles Thistlethwaite W. Os. Christian Chas. W. Griffin Hannah McClain James McClain John A. Thistlethwaite Harriet Thistlethwaite Noblesville

Sheridan Markets Price List Summary

Local market notices list 13 eggs and butter per pound and 15 fowls or springs roosters at 10 and 18 units respectively. No dates or further context provided.

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