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Springfield Sun

Location

Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1905

Page

2

Directory notice with names and dates

Directory style entry listing several names and dates for community notices. Terms are garbled but indicate a schedule with Mondays and Sundays, times around 7:00 pm, and multiple individuals such as Perry, Walden, Latiewer, and Rev Wm berenn Wil.

Menkinson Serrives Uth Thied Sen Retiont Perry Walden Twurth Sanday Carnot Latiewer Yerening Berenn Wil Atkerlerk

Author of Ben Hur dies at 78 in Crawfordsville

Gen Lew Wallace, author of Ben Hur and former minister to Turkey, died at his Crawfordsville home aged seventy eight. He served as Governor of New Mexico, US Minister to Turkey, and presided over trials of Lincoln assassination conspirators. His notable works include The Fair God and The Boyhood of Christ.

Crawfordsville Ind Lew Wallace Turkey Wallace Washington Monocacy Lincoln Henry Wirz Andersonville Gen. Wallace New Mexico United States Fair God Ben Hur Gen Benjamin Harrison Christ Ben, Hur Hur Joshua Ben Garfield Palace Blacherne India Constantine Holy Orders

General William Wallace a Civil War hero dies at 90

The obituary notes Gen. Wallace dies peacefully after a long life of public service. A self taught lawyer, he served as Adjutant General of Indiana and rose to Brigadier General, commanding at Shiloh and Fort Donelson. His actions helped defend Cincinnati in 1863 and he later led major commands in the Middle Department and Eighth Army Corps.

Wallace Indiana Covington Crawfordsville Susan Arnold Elston Gov. Morton Indiana Volunteers West Virginia Fort Donelson Shiloh Cincinnati E. Kirby Smith Middle Department Eighth Army Corps Jubal A

Kidney Disease Letter From 1901 Texas Wonder Cure

A Louisville reader dated June 13 1901 writes of three years kidney and bladder troubles and claims relief after taking half a bottle of the Texas Wonder patent medicine addressed to a recipient in Loum Me Dear Sir with respect.

Louisville E. Wa Loum

A Texas Wonder Cures Kidney and Bladder Ailments

A vintage advertisement touts Texas Wonder as a universal remedy for kidney and bladder troubles. It claims to cure gravel back pain and rheumatism in men and women, with a two month bottle sold by mail for one dollar. Dr E W Hall is listed as the sole manufacturer.

Texas Wonder E. W. Hall P. Q. St

Chamberlains Cough Remedy Promoted As Safe for Children

An ad praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy for its pleasant taste and quick relief for children with coughs and hoarseness. It claims no harmful drugs and suitable for adults too. Two children of Ettian Brewer near Texarkana Ark died in a house fire. Mrs Henry Havencamp of Chattanooga perished in her home.

Ettian Brewer Texarkana Ark Henry Havencamp Chattanooga

Roosevelt Radicalism and Republican Realignments in 1900s Era

The New York Sun argues Roosevelt’s presidency may reflect a shift toward Bryan-style reform within the Republican Party, driven by a radical element aided by corporate power. It questions how long this ascendancy can last and whether liberal Republicans will break with conservatives or join a reformed Democratic alignment with Bryan supporters.

New York Sun Bryan Republican Party Democracy South Prirce Michigan LaFollette Wisconsin Cummins Iowa Roosevelt Feprasgate Bryda United States Roosevelt North

Exploding a Russian Mine in War News Photo

A reefed description notes the mine as a death dealing device in Russo-Japanese fighting. The accompanying image shows the mine and its impact as part of the war reporting.

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Weather and local happenings from Hardins Creek

The Hardins Creek column notes persistent cold weather delaying plowing. Wilson Mattingly pulled a 16 inch fish from the ice last week, while Spencer McIntire sold 150 shocks of fodder for 20 cents each. John Sam Thomas and Grace Devers wed last week. A disturbance at a home led to Ben Kelly’s demand, a boy Doming o fired a shot, and Anderson hid at a tree as stones broke windows. Kelly received a $50 fine and 15 days hard labor.

Wilson Mattingly Wilson Jim McCullum Tom McCulhim Marion County Spencer McIntire Joe Higdon Dal McCullum John Sam Thomas Grace Devers Ben Kelly Mr. Kelly Domingo Anderson

Weather Ends Sleigh Riding as Creek Ice Breaks

In Ragtown the sleigh riding and skating season ends as creeks are forded. Several residents on the sick list include B. H. Powell, Mrs. Divine and Mrs. Masden, Levi Brady and family. Levi Brady repelled a charging animal with a fence rail, identified as a polecat, while Jenna Brady and Hinton boys reported a snow snake sighting. John Gillispie visited Harrodsburg last Monday and Steve Smith mentioned a cow price of 32 dollars for Charles Milton visiting his father W. C. Milton the previous Sunday.

B. H. Powell Mesdames Mary E_ Divine C. Masden Levi Brady Jenna Brady Hinton Smith Mr. Masters John Gillispie Harrodsburg Steve Smith Chas. Milton Charles Milton W. C. Milton

Blacksmith Frank Anderson Faces Court After Violation

Frank Anderson, Nevadas burculean village blacksmith, once fined for gambling with the condition to stay out of town, appeared in Judge Roach's court last Thursday after reportedly getting drunk and approaching a local home.

Harrodsburg Frank Anderson Nevada

Cruel Act Ends With Animal Tail Injury

A cruel act left a sow tangle with a bushy tail secured to a stall by a long hair end. In struggling to free herself she tore off a large portion of her tail, necessitating veterinary care.

Fiendish Suffering Spurs Arnica Balm Endorsement

Wm. Bedell of Fiat Rock Michigan praises Bucklen's Arnica as the best remedy for sores ulcers and skin ailments. He claims it heals faster and protects against further damage, urging others to try the product.

Wm. Bedell Fiat Rock Mich Arnica Rok C. J. Tapdeste Rug Sonora

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