Springfield Ky editor lists candidates and local notices
The item outlines gubernatorial and railroad commissioner candidates including S W Hager and McChord. It notes Springfield activity, church meetings at Beech Fork and Pleasant Hill, and various local social notices and ads. It preserves names, places, dates, and community events from the period.
Duel Ends in Fatal Shot on Delaware Creek Bank
A pistol duel in Delaware between Midshipman Charles Hunter and lawyer William Miller arose from a quarrel over a confidential letter. They met near Chestnut Street in Philadelphia on March 21 1910 after a heated dispute involving Drake Griffith and others. Hunter survived the volley. Miller died, leaving behind a web of society figures, naval officers, and witnesses.
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Willit Miller
Jm. s.Philnael
Delaware
Charles
Hunter
Aoman
Neithe Ier
Little Creek
Sil
Philadelphia
Mfe
Uaw
Henry Wincor Grimitssae
Jon Drake
Griffith
Drake
Br Griffith
Chestnut Street
Chester
Observatior
Saulet
Irving Vlese
Cestie
Walt Aks Miles
Prince Millers
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B Mahoney
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Will Pinney
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