Kentucky Paragraphs Highlight Mysterious Will and Turbulent Times
The clipping notes the will of Charme McMeekin, killed in the Salfabrik railroad wreck, leaving about 75000 to his son Frank with contingent paths via the widow. It mentions chilten and a widow controlling thoroughbred estates and partnerships with W E Applegate and the Brown estate. Remains were buried at Lexington Cemetery with turfmen attending.
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Lexington
Charmes McMeekin
Salfaburg
England
McMeekin
J. W. McMeekin
Chea
P. Meckin
J. W. Meckin
New York
Death of Mrs Lovell at Kenmore Farm Covington social figure
Mrs Howell Lewis Lovell of Covington died at Kenmore Farm in Lexington where she stayed with her daughter Mrs Will Sayre. She was six years old and had been in poor health for months. Her husband, a Covington businessman and president of Lovell Topacds Works, died seven years ago. Her daughters Mrs Virginia Lovell Hodge and Miss Fannie Lovell were with her. She came from a Virginia family and was popular socially in Cincinnati and Covington.
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Lexington
Howell Lewis Lovell
Covington
Kenmore Farm
Will Sayre
Kentucky Whisky Rectifiers Seek Tax Report Change
Kentuck y whisky rectifiers in Frankfort press for a modified report format to show double stamp whisky separately from single stamp goods. Auditor Leaper disputes the approach but agrees separate reporting is possible. rectifiers may pay tax on double stamp whisky to test constitutional validity.
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Frankfort
Leerap
Sanerhey Foupeh
Morphine Found in Infant Case and Flight Scenes Reported
Lexington reports Mrs. Etta Grimth held without bail on murder charges of her infant daughter amid claims the child’s stomach contained morphine and broken bottle fragments were found near the home. New York detectives pursue Luda Apkein in a separate bride case, while Elizabethtown notes Clayter’s escape and possible mob risk. Kentucky items include a treasurer suit, tobacco sales, a fatal self immolation, and a prison execution.
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Lexington
Etta Grimth
Nolan Grimith
New York
Curtis Day
Wnertheart
Mies
Luda Apkein
Tulle Mays
Berranis
Mins Ankrin
Lucky Beauty
Peraoner
Old Oaks
Dittmore Avenue
Steinway
Saier
Bether Han
Catlettsburg
Mme
Ha St Ankrin
Various World Events and Local Incidents Reported
A compilation of violent crimes lynchings and arrests along with political defections and military movements. Reports include executions of revolutionists in Mitau, renomination of Congressman Henry McMorran, Armenian and Tartars incidents, lynching near Fort Gardner Florida, locust plagues near Debreczin, and a publicized assault case in Kansas City. Also noted are naval incidents in Japan Australia and pension fund changes for professors, plus a large infantry drill at Fort McPherson and mine disaster fatalities in Syracuse and river captain death in Louisville.
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Joni F. Diets
Mitau
Courland
Henry McMorran
Fort Hare
Michigan
Dis Inlet
Arax
Sens
United Kingdom
Bose
Borodin
University of St. Petersburg
Totl
John Black
Will Reagin
Fort Gardner
Polke County
Florida
Ed. Granger
Debreczin
Austria
Frank Kern
Jertha Dow
Min
Kansas City
Geo
Albert M. Crone
Jesse Fitzgerald
Farbourville
Robert Broughton
Tsukishima
Kawa
Ishikawa
Girl Delays Death Message Revealed by Undertaker
In Newcastle Pennsylvania Milas Kyle a 27 year old Springfield township woman handed an envelope to undertaker William Johnston with instructions not to open until after death. He forgot it then learned of her stomach trouble death and the envelope contained the exact death announcement and her biography.
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Newcastle
Mise
Nannie Kyle
Springfield Township
Wiliam Johnston
Miss Kyle
Gn Health
Johnston
Kyle
Milas Kyle
Dairyman Bitten by Horse in New Hochelle
Harry Green suffered a severe injury when his left ear was bitten off by his horse while horseback riding. Green, conscious after the stumble, was aided by a bystander and taken to Dr Emberson for treatment. The ear was reportedly saved and could potentially regrow.
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Horne
New Hochelle
N. Y
Harry & Green
Green
Emberson
Wild Man Roosts in Branches of Trees
A wild man roams near a village by a pumping station and the kissing bridge. Constable Petit investigates nests while residents bolt doors and set spring guns. Witnesses describe a tall, black clad figure with intense eyes and a white collar patch, seen near sanatoriums within ten miles.
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Baldwin
Stephen Petit Wdl
Mise Sempronia Jenkins
Freeport High School
Dracula
Bram Stoker
Nassau
Brookyn
Simpkin
Plymouth Rocks
Miss Conway
Beating the Music Cure in a Laxative Ad Claim
Mrs Mary Brown of Lafayette Place Poughkeepsie New York endorses Dr Kings New Life Pills stating they are reliable and pleasant for stomach liver and bowels. The ad guarantees the product from J Haydon druggist at 25 cents.
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Mary Brown
Lafayette Place
Poughkeepsie
N.Y
Illinois Central Excursions Offer Low Round Trip Rates
Illinois Central Railroad announces reduced rate excursions to Cerulian Dawson and Grayson Springs Kentucky California and Colorado. Extraordinarily low round trip fares to Mississippi Louisiana Arkansas Indian Territory Oklahoma and Texas on the first and third Tuesdays each month. Daily excursion rates to Hot Springs with a guided sleeper from Louisville to California Arizona and Texas. Full details from F W Harlow D P A Louisville Ky.
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Dawson
Grayson Springs
California
Colorado
Mississippi
Louisiana
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Hot Springs
Louisville
Arizona
F. W. Harlow
Free Classifieds Suburbs Offer Livestock For Sale Ads
Subcribers free column lists local buyers and sellers offering stock hogs yearling steers southdown buck four shoats and pigs cows milk cows and sows in Need stock to sale wide mix of livestock from multiple rural addresses including Leaches Ricca Miller Wheatley and Sherman Martin with details on breeds ages and quantities in this community sale notice.
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Eatham
Mooresville
W. Clements
Leaches
Ricca Cieneeee
C. B. Poy
Jense Miller
R. L. Clements
Dee Riley
Route 3
Pol
China
R. A. Wheatley
Sherman Martin
Springfield
Robert Voorhevens Wiles D
B. J
Young Duroc East BB
Benedict
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