Divorce Refused in Sheriden Wyoming Case
The District Court in Sheriden Wyoming refused William F. Cody known as Buffalo Bill a divorce. Judge Scott outlined the evidence noting Mrs Cody’s devoted wife and her pride in his success as she awaited him at the depot and kept his portrait and souvenirs. The court found allegations of cruelty insufficient to justify a dissolution of marriage and did not deem Cody addicted to gambling or excessive alcohol impacting business.
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Sheriden
Wyo
William F. Cody
Buffalo Bill
Scott
Ateas
Cody
The Roll Call at Billville
In a rustic scene at Billville locals recall the old days and familiar figures from the countryside. The passage evokes memory of humor, singing, and the lively care free atmosphere as townsfolk joke about long gone characters and a festive night.
Tragedy at Crossing and Mines in Early Spring News
A buggy crossing collision near a village killed Mrs. Witter and a baby while injuring Mrs. Lincoln, who later died from a fractured skull. In Princeton, six miners perished and four injured after a coal mine explosion. rescuers faced afterdamp delays. Pittsburgh floods threaten harbor with eight to nine feet of water, forcing suspensions. A new railway line from Hillsboro to Columbus is discussed by financiers and engineers, with possible ties to the Norfolk and Western and Ohio River and Columbus railroad. A fraud order targets the Old Kentucky Company whisky literature from Covington, Ky.
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Princeton
Ind
Princeton Coal and Mining Company
George Dill
Pittsburg
Monongahela
Monoursheia Valley
Hillsboro
John H. Gardner
T. Rhys Smith
New York
Ohio River
Columbus
Sardinia
Norfolk and Western
Aberdeen
Opposte Ke
Louisville
Nashville
American Egg Chain Beats the Eagle in a Shell Game
The Honorable Secretary of Agriculture counts eggs laid by the American hen at 20 billion, a figure that would stretch from Earth to the Moon and back. If formed into an omelet it would cover 9,000 square miles and feed all humans, while Rockefeller’s nest egg would be about 333 thousand dollars in value.
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Wilson
House of Statistics
Adam
Eden
Union
John D. Rockefeller
Leighis
Mitchell Hodges
Philadelphia
North America
Conductor Healed After Labor Riot Injury
A Chicago street car conductor sustained injuries in a labor riot and treated his wounds with Bucklen's Arnica Salve, reporting quick relief and recovery. The account notes the man’s name as J. Welch and references his use of the salve for healing.
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Chicago
Bucklen
C.J. Welch
Close Call In Louisville Assault On Mrs Rose
Mrs Mary Rose formerly of Harrodsburg and now in Louisville escaped stabbing by a knife when a woman grabbed her in an alley and attempted to force her to pin up her skirt A book kept under her shirt protected her from the blade Police believe the attack was linked to anonymous letters about the writer who had harassed her friends The Rose family long ago lived in Harrodsburg and are connected to local merchants and church life.
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Harrodsburg Democrat
Mary Rose
Louisville
God
Rose
John Rose
Ganger
Mackville Street
Are you Engaged Electric Bitters Promised for Digestion
A Bennetsville resident touts Electric Bitters to improve digestion after marriage disputes. The testimonial claims long standing dyspepsia and liver issues resolved, with the product sold by C J Haydon at 50 cents a bottle.
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A. Brown
Bennetsville
5. C
C. J. Haydon
Price Farm Seized in Kentucky Sale Near Springfield
The Price farm near town sold at auction with strong attendance but failed to meet expectations. Bids reached 1405 dollars and the property was withdrawn and leased to C R Barnes of Bardstown for the year. Mr. and Mrs. Price now reside in Springfield.
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Kentucky Standard
W. C. Price
Town
C. R. Barnes
Bardstown
Price
Springfield
Commissioner Sales Of Two Washington County Tracts
The Washington Circuit Court orders public sale of two tracts of land in Washington County Kentucky. Tract 1, 44 acres near Pulliam with bounds from Erasmus Hendricks to Fone A Seay land, sale at Market on April 1 1905. Tract 2, 59 1/2 acres with other defined bounds and a small adjacent acre, sale at Willaburg residence. Purchasers must post bonds and comply with terms.
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Parlee Seay
Tyshail
Washington County
Cormr
Erasmus Hendricks
Job Dunn
A. Seay
Borin ‘Ring
Louisville
Wintsbuce
Henry Scruggs
Ith
Coleman Cheatman
Pike
A. L. Hupp
Richard Breckinridge
Pulliam
Prem- Willaburg
Haveil
I Ollart
Nelson County Farms for Sale Ad Listing Various Properties
Auction style ad lists multiple Nelson County properties for sale including acres and prices. Properties include farm tracts, a planing and saw mill, a log house near the railroad, a tobacco farm, and a hotel with 17 rooms. Terms are described as liberal with nearby town amenities noted.
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Pike
Local Officials Named in Kentucky Notices
C. T. Atkinson of Bardstown and L. K. Stiles of Springfield listed in a Kentucky notices snippet. No further details provided.
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C. T. Atkinson
Bardstown, Ky
L.K. Stiles
Springfield, Ky
Remarkable Coincident in Brent Family Deaths
The death of Mr. J. M. Brent marks a remarkable coincidence. Brent was County Judge of Jefferson county from 1886 and County Clerk of Hart county the same year. Each served twenty eight years and died within twelve months of the other after long tenure and similar aging.
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J. M. Brent
Jefferton County
Brents
Hart County
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Billville
Atlanta Constitution
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Dr. Osleret
Canted
Jerry Jinniway
Witte Baie Savaia
Old Kentucky Company
Whisky Dealers
Covington, Ey
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Harrodsburg
Gun Armor Ballard-Snow Liniment Co
Louie, Mo
Kentucky
Commissioner’s Sales
Dartwell Etherington, Etc., Plaintiffs, Ve
Equity
McElroy & Schultz
M. G. Leachman
Nelson County
Nelson
Columbia Finance and Trust Co
Bloomfield Pike
Ingania
Springfield Sun
Sun
the Sun
LaRue County
Wisconsin
Wheeling
W. Va
Baltimore and Ohio
Henry H. Kane
William H. Hale
John J. McCallum
Kane
Hale
St. Petersburg
Tex
Thomas Haynes
Charles Morgan
Roy Bess
Elizabethtown News
Chamberlain
Pat Deepa
Largeaine
C. J. Hayden
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