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Newspaper
Springfield Sun
Location
Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1905
Page
4
Lost Cause reunion in Louisville and social notes
The piece recalls a reunion of old Lost Cause supporters in Louisville praising their manhood. It mentions Miss Georgia Hays marrying Thomas Jefferson Hightower and notes the cost of educating a college wife. A Sheffield Reaper remark questions busy merchants who advertise most, concluding with a final line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Lost Cause
Re-Union
Louisville
Southland
North
East
Georgia Hays
Major Thomas Hayes
Jefferson County
Thomas Jefferson Hightower
Highflyer
Sheffield
Ala
Reaper
Speculation, Not Law, Robbing The Country
A sharp critique claims thieves evade law and that speculation is the era’s largest bank robber. The speaker warns about hidden envy and frames financial schemes as systemic theft undermining public trust.
Motivational proverb on effort over dwelling on loss
A columnist urges readers to stop lamenting past losses and take action. The piece argues that small, persistent effort outpaces passive complaints and that loud but shallow signaling yields no real results.
Shaunty and Coleman Tie The Knot In Fredericks Town
Dr J N Shaunty of Fredericks town and Miss Carrie Coleman of near Danville wed at the bride’s parents home last Thursday. The ceremony was a handsome home wedding with decorated parlors. The groom practices medicine at Frederickstown and is regarded as a capable physician. The bride is described as accomplished with many admirers. They will reside in Frederickstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Shaunty
Frederickstown
Carrie Coleman
Danville
Century old hand forged scissors in a local jeweler's shop
Mr Ed M Russell preserves a pair of hand forged scissors over a hundred years old. Once owned by David H Spencer a Springfield spoon maker, they cut tin caper and asher and bet made of eel and require sharpening to stay fit for use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. M. Russell
Russell
David H. Spencer
Springfield
Asher
Saturday Night Cutting Ends With Fines
William Raley, colored, was cut on the right arm Saturday night, artery severed, nearly died before a doctor. The assailant, a white boy named Moberly, and Raley were fined $10 each by Judge Noe on Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Raley
Moberly
Raley
Noe
Teachers Institute Dates Set for Washington County
The Teachers Institute for Washington county will convene here Monday August 14 with Prof. M. C. Winfray of Middlesboro as instructor. The colored institute will convene July 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teachers’ Institute
Washington County
M. C. Winfray
Middlesboro
Colored Institute
Warner settles into routine at asylum afterPulaski Leeds slaying
George B. Warner, recently admitted to the Western Asylum for the Insane in Louisville, is housed in the violent ward with strict guards but lives a near normal life. He spends days on the lawn with other male patients, talks freely about his case, insists he was wrongfully sentenced, and shows no violent insanity or depression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkinsville
Western Asylum For the
George B. Warner
Pulaski
Warner
Dr. Beard
Good Show at Van Amburg Circus Draws Large Crowd
A large crowd attended the Van Am burg circus last Saturday. The trapeze work was of a high class and parts of the performance were especially good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Amburg
Bids Requested for Bridge Painting in Washington County Ky
Sealed bids will be received by the County Judge or County Attorney through Saturday July 1 for painting twelve steel bridges in Washington County Kentucky. The county will furnish paint and brushes. Committee members are B. L. Livsey and T. Scorr Mayes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
B. L. Livsey
T. Scorr Mayes
Record Hen Lays Sixty Days and Farm Flocks Noted
The Harrodsburg Herald reports Charles Gorham on Shawnee Run owns a bronze turkey hen laying an egg for sixty consecutive days marking a local poultry record. Nearby George Phillips at Pleasant Hill boasts ten ducks laying eggs this spring totaling about 600 eggs. Claude Chambers keeps about 100 chickens but twelve were killed by a mink on Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrodsburg Herald
Charles Gorham
Shawnee Run
George Phillips
Pleasant Hill
Claude Chambers
Commissioner's Sale of 14 Acre Manton Lot in Washington County
In obedience to the Washington Circuit Court order, on June 26, 1905, at the Springfield Kentucky courthouse door, a land parcel with a house in Manton, Washington County, will be sold on six months credit to settle the Mary Wheat estate. The property adjoins H Corbitt and John Edelen on Hardin's Creek and requires a bond with good security for the purchase price. G Leachman Master Com'r.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Ruby
Os. Burks
Washington Circuit Court
Springfield
Manton
Washington County
H. Corbitt
John Edelen
Hardin's Creek
Mary
Realty Bargains In Washington and Mercer Counties
Classified real estate listing notes 196 acres to 812 acres with various improvements and prices per acre. Properties include tobacco land stock farm near Mercer and Harrodsburg, farmland near railroad stations, and multiple parcels in Spencer and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Mercer County
Harrodeburg On
Pike
Railroad Station
Nice
Iardstown Junction
Spencer Aos
Corcks
Snir
Prisoner Escapes Train Jump Near Penick
Tom B. Lankford, a 23 year old prisoner, escaped from Jailer Robert Van Bevers between here and Penick by jumping from a moving passenger train. He had been captured in St. Louis and was en route to Pineville to face a charge of raising a check from 250 to 3250. He wore handcuffs and full soldier uniform with a white Rough Riders hat. Authorities searched for him all day without a trace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom B. Lankford
Robert van Bevers
Bell County
Here
Penick
St. Louis
Pineville
van Bevers
Thompson
Found a Cure for Dyspepsia Tablets
An ad-style notice promotes indigestion relief tablets for sale by C Haydon. The claim suggests cures and wellness benefits, presenting a promotional medical remedy from a local seller. No verifiable efficacy or standards are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C - Haydon
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FOR
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Haydon’s Pharmacy
Geo. B. Warner
Mercer Fowls
Realty Bargains
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Marion Falcon
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