Crown View Cemetery Dedication Draws Large Indiana Crowd
A new cemetery in Central Indiana was dedicated on Sunday with about four thousand attendees. A procession of orders, Sunday School children, soldiers of long war, and 38 incorporators led by the Citizens Band marched from Main Street to the cemetery grounds. Rev. C. W. Tinsley delivered the principal address, followed by a consecration by John H. Cox. Dr. J. C. Newby spoke on the association's perpetuity, noting revenues fund perpetual care. The organization, formed November 1901, has begun work, buried neighbors already, and many lots sold with no salaries beyond the superintendent and laborers.
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Indiana
Citizens Band
Main Street
J. C. Newby
C. W Tinsley
Terre Haute
John H. Cox
Elder Conner
C. E. Parsons
G. W. Scott
The Churches at Crown View and Local M church
Rev. C W Tinsley of Terre Haute preached morning and evening at Crown View and M E Church on The Atonement and The Conditions of Discipleship. A temperance talk by Mr Hodson promoted abolition and women’s rights, with another lecture at Wesleyan church next Monday.
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C. W. Tinstey
Terre Haute
Crown View
M. BE
Tinsley
Friends Church
Hodson
Western Friends Society
Wesleyan Church
Stolen From a Duchy’s Throne novel praised for Florence tale
The News received a copy of Leland Cox’s Stolen From a Duchy’s Throne a vivid Medieval Florence story. The exciting Joust Tournament scenes and the romance of love and virtue triumphing over tyranny are highlighted as the work’s strong points.
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Leland Cox
Cox
Florence
Explosion on Joliet railroad injures man near certain death
Early Saturday an explosion on the Joliet Midland railroad near Lebanon severely wounded a man who gave the name George Marvin. His companion escaped at Joliet. Officials in Noblesville seek to identify Marvin in connection with bank robberies. the pair appeared as burglars aiming to crack a safe.
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Joliet
George Marvin
Midland
Lebanon
Maryin
Jolliet
Nobles
Sheridan Man Elopes to Brazil Ind Under Mysterious Circumstances
Townsman John Y Green left Sheridan Monday under odd circumstances, married yesterday to a widow from an unnamed city. His wife will reside in Brazil Indiana, and her reputation is described as that of a well-to-do Christian woman.
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O. N. Ridgelway
Sheridan
Indiana
John Y.green
Brazil
Ind
Matinee Races Planned at Fair Grounds July 3
The Fair Grounds will host matinee horse races Friday afternoon July 3. Thirty two horses are in training at the track, with many entries from Wright track and W Nobles ville. Officials expect exciting racing and strong competition.
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Beef
Fair Grounds
Wright Track
Wnoblesville
Gas well drilling halted after reaching ninety feet
The drill at the new This tlethwaite-Smith gas well paused before 100 feet due to drive pipe. Drilling will resume once the pipe arrives. Uncle Cyrus Jessup is at home on Second Street with stomach cancer. his death is expected at any time.
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Thistlethwaite-Smith
Cyrus Jessup
Supreme Court Reverses Cruthers Case
The Supreme Court overturns the Hamilton Circuit Court ruling in Cruthers and orders his return from the penitentiary awaiting action by the presiding judge. Prosecution intends to amend the complaint and retry Cruthers, with opinions divided among attorneys about the impact on Cruthers and Carey banco steering cases.
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Supreme Court
Hamilton
Cruthers
Carey Banco
Band Secures Noblesville Street Fair Music Contract
The Citizens Band signed an agreement with Noblesville residents to provide music for the Noblesville street fair in August. The band has shifted its street concerts back to Saturday nights, a change deemed more satisfactory for the events.
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Citizens Band
Noblesville
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M. E. Church
the Christian Church
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