Burley Tobacco Group Moves Toward New Board Deal
The Burley Tobacco Growers Association directors, after three days in Lexington, Ky, travel to Cincinnati to meet-backed New York and Cincinnati financiers expected to control the board with four growers and three financiers. If approved, tobacco flow to Kentucky begins next week as amended corporate articles authorize up to 10 million dollars in indebtedness.
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Mexington
Burley Tobacco Growers’ Association
Cincinnati
Louisville
New York
Continental
Hawkins
A. B. Brown
John W. Hughes
W. C. McChord
W. H. Booker
C. B. Sullivan
W. Scott Osborne
W. B. Hawkins
Notice of Gun Smithing and Machinery Repair Services
Jum offers gun smithing, saw sharpening, furniture repair, carving knives, and machinery overhaul. Terms reasonable, all work guaranteed. ED LAWRENCE, Marks & Green's Mill.
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ED Lawrence Marks & Green's Mill
Mr McChord in Washington Advocate for ICC power
Kentucky Railroad Commissioner C C McChord joins a nine member national rail commissioners committee urging Congress to grant the Interstate Commerce Commission expanded authority to set reasonable carrier rates. He plans to meet the House committee and seeks Roosevelt's support, claiming broad public backing.
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Seeneion
C. C. McChord
Kentucky
Naki Association
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
McChord
Interstate Commerce Committee of the
House
Roosevelt
Mr. McChord
Fox-Killer records wince at Washington foxes during ten days
A Lebanon Enquirer note reports Mr Wm Elliott of Jensonton claiming eleven fox kills in ten days, described as a remarkable fox killing record. A separate item covers a double wedding at St Charles church on January 10 1905, uniting James Elder Teresa Abell Benedict Elder Katie Logsdon with Rev J J Pike officiating. attendees include Wm M Spalding and Milton Roney. The brides are daughters of Henry Abell and Thomas Logsdon. the grooms are sons of Mrs Theresa Elder and are described as high‑integrity young farmers.
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Wm. Elliott
Jensonton
Washington
Lebanon Enise
St. Charles
St. Mary
James Elder
Teresa Abell
Benedict Elder
Milton Roney
Henry Abell
Thomas Logsdon
Theresa Elder
Fire at Lebanon destroys barber shop and damages cigar works
Fire in Lebanon Monday morning destroyed Woodson Meaux’s barber shop on Main Street and badly damaged Abell Bros.’ cigar factory on the second story of the same building. The owner R. Clark Marshall of Louisville owned the house, with total losses around 1500 dollars, insured. Origin unknown. Virgie Bland, ten, was killed by her twelve-year-old brother John while handling an old pistol. Post Office letters uncalled for list for week ending Jan 14 1905 includes May Cambron Marion Hayes and others.
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Lebanon
Woodson Meaux
Main Street
Abell Bros
R. Clark Marshall
Louisville
Virgie Bland
John
Springfield
May Cambron
Marion Hayes
Harry T. Hedge
Frank Hollins
Jane Lancaster
Walcott& Co
Laura Wilmer
John Willis
W. A. Waters
P.M
Death of Dr D O Polin Expresses community sorrow
Dr D O Polin died at his Springfield home of heart disease Friday at 9 30 am after weeks of illness. A Mercer county native, he moved to Springfield and served as Washington County Medical Society president. Known for compassion and ethical practice, he stayed current with medicine and mentored peers. Funeral at St Dominic Church followed by burial at St Rose.
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D. O.polin
Kentucky
Springfield
Washington County
Dr. Polin
Mercer County
Harrodsburg
Ireland
St. Dominic Catholic Church
St. Rose
Remembered Physician Spreads Compassionate Practice
The obituary honors a physician whose career valued patient trust and careful prescriptions over wealth. Beloved by colleagues and patients alike, he offered fatherly advice, inspired confidence, and avoided advertising. He lived 55 years of hard labor and study, dedicating himself to alleviating pain rather than accumulating wealth, and is mourned as a selfless, good-hearted healer who will rest beyond.
Resolutions of Respect for Dr Polinf of Springfield Ky
Resolutions from Springfield physicians memorialize Dr D C Polinf who died January 13 1905 in Springfield Ky praising his long service since 1351, kindness, ethics, and care for patients. The resolutions express sympathy to his children and grandchildren and request publication in local papers and medical journals. Dated Springfield Ky June 14 1906. Dr R K Smart, a prominent Presbyterian clergyman, formerly of Bowling Green, died at Kiahame in Austin Tex.
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Springfield
D. C. Polinf
Springfield Sun
News-Leader
Journal of the American Medical Association
R. K. Smart
Bowling Green
Kiahame
Austin
Tex
Prolonged Kentucky Legislature Session Debated at Capital
The Courier Journal reports clouded prospects for a short session as obstruction signals emerged. A hope for a 40 day limit may stretch to 60, with a capital relocation fight resurging in the Senate and House. The Capitol Commission faced scrutiny from Attorney General Hays during his House appearance.
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Senate
House
Capitol Commission
Hays
Capitol
Frederickstown Notes and Local News Update
Miss Carrie Hinton visits sister Mrs John Hinton in Frederickstown. John Wheatley of Blinco died Friday morning at six. his wife died Friday evening at six. Miss Kate Shauity visits Miss Mary Hamilton. Miss Mabel Williams ill but improving. River high and heavy snow this winter. Dick Shewmaker in town Saturday. Paul Shaunty on the sielistist.
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Carrie Hinton
John Hinton
John Wheatley
Blinco
Kate Shauity
Mary Hamilton
Mabel Williams
Dick Shewmaker
Paul Shaunty
Bank Statement Summary From 1997 Notary Notation
A fragmentary bank record references First National Bank and a 1997 date with amounts 2,500.00 and 52,000.00. The text mentions Washington, county, cashier, notary, sworn statement, and a date phrase the tenth day of some month, with garbled names and coercive legal phrases.
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State of
Washington
Notary
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M. Yves Guyot
North American Review
Russia
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England
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Alime St
Far East
Shemiselvex
Neal
Elimiers
Oxford University
Conservations
Malden
Kuropatkin
Dr.d
Polin
Wie
D. O. Polin
Palin
J. B. Muon
M. W Hyatt
J.C. Mupn
S.L. Smock
G. M. Swaunty
J. B. Romanos
A. H. Larton
Springfield, Ky
Frankfort
Courier Journal
Frederickstown
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