Drowning in Cicero Creek Claims Local Glass Worker
Jacob Altmyre aged 32 a glass worker from Atlanta was drowned Saturday night in Cicero creek at the mouth of Hinkle creek after falling in when intoxicated. Seven companions could not aid him and the body lay in the water until Sunday morning. The remains were moved to Atlanta then Elwood his former home. He leaves a wife and six children. Superintendent Venable asks trustees to require departing inmates at the poor farm to leave all baggage behind to reduce clutter.
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Jacob Altmyre
Atlanta
Cicero Creek
Hinkle Creek
Altmyre
Hadley
Elwood
Venable
Last of an Atlanta Tin Plate Mill Fades to Memory
The tin plate mill once employing hundreds in Atlanta disappeared Friday as the plant was shipped to Elwood to join the Elwood factory. A new Atlanta company of locals vows an independent factory operation within a year.
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Trust
Atlanta
Elwood
Sheriffs Seize Railroad in Brazil under Writ
Judge Collever issued a writ of attachment against the C. S. E. Railroad. Sheriffs in counties along the line were directed to deliver the road’s property to receiver Benjamin Simpson. The supreme court sustained Simpson’s appointment, but local officers refused to surrender books and other property.
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Brazil
Collever
C. & S. E. Railroad Company
Benjamin Simpson
Supreme Court
Simpson
Stolen Rig Recovered From Pendleton Theft
A horse and buggy stolen from the livery stable of J. E. Roudebush on Saturday evening was found in Pendleton Monday two hours after departure. No trace of the two men was found. Constable Joe Richardson returned the rig to its home. It is believed the pair sought a free ride, not ice theft.
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J. E. Roudebush
Pendleton
Joe Richardson
Fodrea at Indianapolis After Acquittal
Will Fodera previously confined in jail for the John KE Seay case has been staying with his uncle Dr Fodrea in Westfield. He now recovers in Indianapolis seeking steady work and may return to Noblesville to seek employment at the cann ing factory if needed. He is improving in health.
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Will Fodera
Dr Fodrea
Westfield
John KE. Seay
Indianapolis
Noblesville
Canning Factory
Our Neighbors Doings Wandering Jew
Alvah Lanham has been ill but is recovering. Clover hay making and corn plowing dominate farm work as the golden grain nears harvest. Several local residents and visitors share meals and visits, with church services and family gatherings noted. A wanderer, the column ends with Wandering Jew.
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Alvah Lanham
Closeout Millinery Sale Slashes Prices
A dealer advertises greatly reduced prices to clear a large stock of summer hats and accessories. Call and examine goods to be convinced about the bargains while the stock lasts.
Resolutions of Condolence From Sheridan Lodge Members
The Tribe of Ben Hur Sheridan Lodge No 27 notes the death of Mollie B Pritsch wife of Jacob Pritsch and drapes its charter for six months The Sheridan City Band mourns the passing of Ola the friend of Walter S Bradfield and extends sympathy to his family Resolutions published in the Sheridan News Also an advertisement states We sell the Binkiey Buggies Richey Richardson.
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Ben Hur Sheridan
Lodge No
Mollie B. Pritsch
Jacob Pritsch
Sheridan News
Brother Ola
Walter S. Bradfield
Sheridan City Band
Brother Bradfield
Vault Cleaning Notice for Garbage Disposal
The undersigned offers vault cleaning hauling and garbage disposal. Prices as low as consistent with good service. Brittany Smith.
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Birtney Smith
Cultivators at Cost at Higbee Buggy Co Sale
Higbee Buggy Co offers entire stock of cultivators at 20 dollars each, a closure sale. Purchase now to save on cost price as stock is cleared.
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Higbee Buggy Co
Notice to Property Owners to Cut Grass and Weeds
Property owners are notified to cut grass and weeds on all lots within the corporation by June 20. Failure to comply will shift the work to the marshal at the owners' expense. S. H. Timmons, Marshal. Fresh doughnuts sugar rolls and cakes advertised at the City Bakery.
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S. H. Timmons
City Bakery
Court House Column Notices of Property Transfers and Legal Actions
Listings show numerous transfers of lots and land in Noblesville Sheridan Fishers Jackson and Adams towns as well as complaints for damages partition quiet title and set aside deed. Court actions include Noblesville bank case against Orlando Shadl and city park board against N Y Investment Co with venue change. Names include Elizabeth Writen Alva Caylor John Tice JC Calhoun and others.
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Elizabeth Writen
CC Stanford
Noblesville
Alva Caylor
John Tice
Alvah Gaylor
JC Craig
J Glarke
E Criffin
JC Calhoun
Sheridan
W Beard
Shoemaker
F Shoemaker
DF Moss
CE Albert
Mears Lane
J W Griffin
Adams
H Wilson
S A Camplin
Nathan Manship
Henry Manship
Fishers
Drisher
W. Noble
Jackson
Geo Hayes
S R Truitt
Henley
J Lee
Clay
JD Shelburne
Ellis Edwards
Washington
Jennie Craig
Susan Miesse
First National Bank of Noblesville
Orlando Shadl
Howell F. Eskew
Lydia A. Sexton
City of
Indianapolis
Board of Park Commissioners
N. Y. Investment Co
Marion County
Hot Weather Citizen Strains Sheridan Streets in June Heat
A lively column mocks the so called hot weather expert who proclaims extreme temperatures. It jokes about thermometers, forecasts, and the public’s gullibility while urging patience, baths, and sensible habits as Sheridan endures June heat.
Surprise visit honors Rev Shoesmith in Sheridan
On June 24 Sheridan residents from Westfield crowded the livery stable area and then the Shoesmith home to honor Rev Wm Shoesmith. About 50 guests arrived with baskets, shared a hearty meal, toured the garden, and attended a prayer service where Shoesmith preached a clear orthodox sermon from Romans 1 14. A generous purse was presented to Shoesmith at the end, making the gathering a profitable and pleasant occasion for all involved.
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Sheridan
Westfield
Jackson
Nobiesville
Westfied
Shoesmith
Wmn
Bessie
Bre
Fohlem
Bro. Shoesmith
Almose
Card of Thanks for Kindness During Illness and Death
The Bradfield family thanks friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathies shown during the illness and death of their son and brother. Special appreciation to the Epworth League for the floral offering. God’s blessings be with you all.
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Epworth League
Boston Publisher Reflects On Charleston Exposition
Robert A. Reid, a Boston publisher, argues the Charleston Exposition is a great success not a failure. He compares it to Boston schools, saying expositions educate the masses and yield long term benefits for the city and state through increased knowledge and global progress.
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Boston
Robert A. Reid
Charleston
Yonkers Youth Found Aboard US Training Ship Franklin
Walter F. Bolger of Yonkers missing for seven months was found enlisted on the US training ship Franklin at Hampton Roads. His father, after consulting Navy records, located him. Walter declined to discuss his experiences until he chooses to speak. The ship's commander coordinated with Walter’s family to arrange a reunion in Norfolk, Virginia.
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Walter F. Bolger
Yonkers
United States
Franklin
Hampton Roads
Washington
New York Journal
Bolger
Journal
Navy Department
Darling
Navy
The
Walter
Norfolk
Mr. Bolger
Coronation Music Programme Revealed for Westminster Abbey
The complete coronation music schedule for June 26 at Westminster Abbey is announced. Three featured pieces are by Parry Parratt and Bridge, with direction by Sir Frederick Bridge, directing a 350-voice male choir and 70-musician royal band, both to be augmented.
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Westminster Abbey
Hubert Parry
Arthur Sullivan
Ccc
Cc Eec
Eevee
S. S. Wesley
Zadok
Handel
Walter Parratt
Smart
Sir Frederick Bridge
H. Purcell
J. Stainer
Oleh Ie Ae Wees
Tasgeta O. Gibbons
Srederick Bridge
Sir Srrederick Bridge
Mrs Low to Open Horticulture School at Lowthorpe
Mrs Low of Groton Mass plans a horticulture school on her Lowthorpe estate in Groton. Wealthy widow with ties to Mayor Low’s family, her father founded the Bussey Institute and Arnold Arboretum sits on their former homestead. The program mirrors Briarcliff style but on a smaller scale with Mrs Low’s unique ideas.
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Low
Groton
Mass
New York Press
Lowthorpe
Bussey Institute
Boston
Arnold Arboretum
Briarcliff
Westchester County
N. Y
Mrs Clements Millinery Becomes Latest Skilled Craft
Customer recall speaks to quality as Mrs Clements unveils a refined millinery line built by experienced hands усured by durable workmanship.
Dr A W Chase’s Nerve Pills Ad Card
Genuine package assurance for Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills sold by dealers of Dr A W Chase Medicine Company Buffalo New York.
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Dr. A. W. Chase
Dr. A. W. Chase Medicine Company
Buffalo, N. Y
Westfield Seller Plans Friday Haul at Central Livery
Jnc G Clark of Westfield will be at the Central Livery Stable every Friday to pay the highest market prices for horses.
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Jnc. G. Clark
Westfield
Real Friend Endorses Kodol for Dyspepsia Relief
W T Sturdevant of Merry Oaks North Carolina says after years of digestive trouble and failed doctors a friend urged Kodol. He reports immediate relief and says he can eat almost anything with good digestion. He recommends Kodol.
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W. T. Sturdevant
Merry Oaks
N. C
C. &. Elliott
An Iowa View of the World's Fair
The Darlington Hawkeye argues the St Louis Fair will appeal to public sentiment. It notes historical significance of the event, support for commercial expansion, central location, rail and water access, and position on transcontinental railroad lines. The piece predicts large patronage from business travelers and tourists.
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Iowa
St. Louis
Darlington
Republic
Mississippi Valley
All Over the World The Good Faith Rising in Popularity
The article notes growing popularity of The Good Faith across regions worldwide. It highlights rising usage, broad interest, and increasing recognition among communities and organizations.
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Elizaville
Wim. Haines
Cincinnati
T. J. Jones
Benjamin Brendle
Son Jet
Nebraska
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Roscoe
Mrs. Gee. Reed
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Edna Simmonds
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Claude Bowers
Frank Duon
Cecil McMurtry
Lotie Simmonds
O. R. Robbies
Near Ekin
L. A. Staley
Myrtle McKinney
Monte Cox
Kirklin
Mrs. L. A. Staley
Petty
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R.R. Williamson
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Richey & Richardson
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Thersa June Wheichel
Gene McPherson
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Earl E Barker
Sallie Mari
Swift
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Springers
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Geruss
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Wm. Shoesmith
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C. E. Elliott
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