In Memory Rev Richard Sale Baptist Minister Dies in Kentucky
In Memory Rev. Richard Sale, one of Kentucky's oldest Baptist ministers, died November 20, 1904 at his home. Born July 4, 1818 in Virginia, he moved to Kentucky at fourteen, married Lucy Hardesty in 1849, and raised eight children. He pastored Rockbridge Church for forty eight years and served various county churches, earning high regard for his character and preaching. He leaves a wife, six children, twenty-seven grandchildren, and five great grandchildren. The funeral was led by Rev W H Williams at Pleasant Grove church on November 2 at 11 a m.
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Richard Sale
Kentucky
Bro. Sale
Virginia
Georgetown College
Lucy Hardesty
Rockbridge
W. H. Williams
Pleasant Grove
Letters Seek to Avert Extradition for Kentucky Refugees
Indianapolis January 14. Letters signed by William S Taylor and Charles Finley the Kentucky refugees appeal to Governors to intercede with Gov Hanly to block extradition and warn against a railroaded trial to honor a Goebelite holiday. The writers note Beckham’s possible requisitions and urge Indiana’s public stance remains against such demands. Col Chinn and Renfro faced charges after a Tuesday night saloon altercation with Renfro fined and jailed. Chinn fined and jailed for concealed weapon.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Wm. S. Taylor
Charles Finley
Kentucky
Hanly
Beckham
Gov. Hanly
Renfro
Col. Chinn
Trial of Col Jack Chinn and James Opens in Kentucky
Harrodsburg Kentucky January 13 at the trial of Col Jack Chinn and James the defense argued for a quick hearing as prosecutors prepared their case in a complex wartime episode.
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Harrodsburg, Ky
Col Jack Chinn
James
Anglo-French treaty ends long standing disputes on Newfoundland coast
The long running England France disagreement over rights on the Newfoundland shore is resolved by a new Anglo French treaty. It grants France access to the ocean hinterland while England gains Newfoundlands economic ties and compensations abroad notably in northern Africa. The move reduces potential conflict and promotes peace. Commissioner McAdoo reports New York peace guardians by origin totaling 8283 with major groups from the United States Ireland Germany England Canada Austria Armenia and others. Japan is noted as preoccupied.
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England
France
Newfoundland
Africa
McAgoo
New York City
United States
Emerald Isle
Gemany
Canada
Austria
Armenia
Japan
New York
Agricultural Millennium Hangs On Farm Unions And Crops
A long discussion of farm life forecasts a future where machines, better seed, and organized labor among hired hands shape agriculture. It notes corn and clover, cow milk, and wheat yields, advocates pedigreed seed for higher corn output, and cites silage versus field corn methods, debt safety in dairy cows, and shifts toward diversified crops as wheat acreage grows uncertain. The piece also mentions Italian immigration to southern farms and the Berlin clock as a scientific aside.
Local social notes from McIntire area and neighbors
Lieut Persell of Christian county visited the Keenes this week J P Edelen and wife called on T F McIntire near Springfield Sunday J C Ensor and daughter Emma visited relatives here Sunday Miss Lassie and Mary Rose Fields visited Susie Keene Miss Sallie P McIntire ill Writers note possible upcoming wedding Joe Adams of Nelson county spent Sunday with Hillary McIntire T F McIntire reported very low Great care from local editors over a misprint in turkey purchases two freight trains collided at Guthrie Ky in a major disturbance
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Lieut. Persell
Christian County
J. F. Keene
J. P. Edelen
Springfield
T. F. McIntire
J. C. Ensor
Emma
Messrs
T. E. Ballard
J. A. Fields
Bardstown
Lassie
Mary Rose Fields
Susie Keene
Sallie P. McIntire
the Sun
Tom Wheatley
Marion Cecil
Cecilville
I. C. Cecil
Joe Adams
Nelson County
Hillary McIntire
F. McIntire
Annie E. McIntire
J.B. Ensor
S. Wright
Susie, Plara
Bertha Keene
Justice Fuller and the hardworking Chief Justice Fuller
The Supreme Court of the United States rarely had a more hardworking chief justice than Melville Weston Fuller. Born in Augusta Maine in 1833, Fuller rose to lead the high court with diligence and focus, shaping its early decades.
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Supreme Court of the
United States
Melville Weston Fuller
Fuller
Augusta
Difference In Holiday Trade Boost From Advertising
Observing New York retail districts during the holiday season, the author notes some stores bustle with crowds and active delivery while neighbors sit nearly idle. The key finding: successful merchants are active advertisers using printers ink, while those with little benefit from the season neglect advertising.
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New York
Killed by Falling Tree in Ballard County
Oscar resident Jesse Green died when a tree fell during a storm. No further details given. A drug store advertisement mentions a remedy for headaches and dizziness claimed to provide relief and cure.
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Jew
C. J. Haydon
Jesse Green
Oscar
Ballard County
Marriages In Marion at St Charles Church Tenor
The Falcon notes a double wedding of James Elder and Benedict Elder to Mary Abell and Catherine Logsdon at St Charles church led by Rev J J Pike on Tuesday morning. Also John Spurling and Bessie Lyons wed by Judge Cooper in the County Clerks office after an early Wednesday ceremony. W H Wheatley and Mary L White marry at St Charles church with Rev J J Pike officiating.
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James and
Benedict Elder
Mary T. Abell
Catherine Logsdon
St. Charles Church
J. J. Pike
John Spurling
Bessie Lyons
St. Marys
Mary L. White
Aged Citizens Die In Kentucky Double Funeral
A double funeral was held at St. Thomas church for Mrs. Nancy Greenwell and Mr. Wm Sutherland. Mrs. Greenwell died of ailments of old age at her son’s home on the Gilkey Run turnpike near Bardstown. Sutherland, an respected elder statesman, died at his home after injuries from a prior illness. Byron Mindy died in Paducah at night. H C Allison, a renowned tobacconist in Western Kentucky, passed away in Paducah.
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Kentucky Standard
St. Thomas’ Church
Father Ryan
Nancy Greenwell
Wm Sutherland
Gilkey Run
Bardstown
Wm. Sutherland
Byron Mindy
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