Breathitt County killings tied to Hargis foes and wider feud
A Breathitt County resident in Frankfort says four Hargis men were killed near Quick sand Creek over recent weeks. He links the deaths to the long feud with Callahan and the late Hargis. He notes many killings go unreported and warns the violence may be escalating. The Frankfort News reports Republicans discuss denying Caleb Powers a seat in Congress amid felony indictments, with possible moves to seat Elza Bertram or seek power for Powers elsewhere. It cites historical figures suggesting long lives yield enduring influence and urges continued productive effort into old age.
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Hargis
Breathite
Breathitt
Frankfort
Quicksand Creek
John Abner
Abner
Callahan
Dames Hargis
Matt Crawford
Breathitt County
James Hargis
Iis
Caleb Powers
Congress
Elza Bertram
Powers
Goebel
National Congress
Republican Party of
Republican Party of the State
James Crichton Browne
Florence Nightingale
Julia Ward Howe
Volsto
Gen. Booth
Lord Strathcona
Duke of Wellington
Victor Hugo
William DeMorgan
William E. Gladstone
Frederick Young
Benjamin Franklin
France
Philadelphia Press
The Succulent Sausage in Light
Hog markets ease from peak prices with declines from $12 in April to $8.20 to $8.65 recently. Receipts thin. sales lag behind prior years as packers hold back. Corn feeds profits spike, while flour and corn are expected to fall. wheat and corn prices show drops from a year ago. Louisville Times notes possible impending price declines.
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Bourbon
Lousville Times
Regular Tom Boy Suzie Climbs Sparks Safe with Arnica Salve
A vivid note describes a lively girl described as a regular tom boy who climbs trees and fences and endures scrapes burns and bruises. Bucklen's Arnica Salve is advertised as healing boils ulcers burns and piles with a 26 cent price at Haydon and Robertson.
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Susie
Haydon & Roberteon
Death of Mrs. Fount Haydon at Lith Inst event
Mrs. Fount Haydon aged eighty four died Friday night at the Lith Institute at her son Ben Haydon’s Fenwick residence after a period of ill health. Funeral services were in Springfield with interment at St. Rose. She was born Sarah Champion and widow of Haydon. Survived by Ben Jr, Chas, Frank, and Mrs. C W Flynn. The community extends sympathy.
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Ben Haydon
Fenwick
Fount Haydon
Great Beyond
Springfield
St. Rose
Haydon
Sarah Champion
Ben Haydon, Jr
Chas. Haydon
Frank Haydon
C. W. Flynn
Charmed visit to High Bridge by Dr Remsen party
Dr Ira Remsen and a party of prominent citizens from Baltimore toured High Bridge over the Kentucky river on the Q and C route after addressing Central University students in Danville Friday. The group praised the bridge as a Kentucky achievement with international prestige and visited Shaker village Harrodsburg and historic Harrodsburg along the way.
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Ira Remsen
Ty L. D
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Central University
Danville
High Bridge
Kentucky River
Harrodsburg
Remsen
Switzerland
Kemsen
Shakertown
Kentucky
F.W. Hinitt
John C. Atcheson
Caldwell College
Garnett Ryland
Georgetown College
Friend Clarke
J. R. Cowan
R. M. Trumble
Floyd Frazier
Mt. Sterling
Floyd Laswell
Owensboro
Indictments Return from Grand Jury Deliberations
The grand jury adjourned after nearly three weeks, returning forty five indictments. Offenses include breach of the peace, liquor to minors, liquor in local option territory, detaining a woman, carrying a concealed deadly weapon, pointing a deadly weapon, shooting on the public highway, assault and battery, selling beverage in local option territory, attempting to poison cattle, drawing a deadly weapon, gaming, disturbing religious worship, unlawful conversion of property, and failure to work.
Lillard rewarded as private secretary to Senator Bradley
Danville dispatch reports Col. E W Lillard of Danville appointed private secretary to United States Senator W O Bradley. Lillard will move to Washington with his family late this month. Bradley credits Lillard for his Kentucky General Assembly vote and election, despite later disputes and accusations of betrayal.
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Walt Fulcomb
United States
W. O
Bradley
Danville
Daily Press
E. W. Lillard
W. O. Bradley
Col. Lillard
Washington City
Kentucky General Assembly
Lillard
Boyle
Lillerd
Frankfort
Lallard
Man Seeks Relief Through New Life Pills
A sales note for Bis Dee King's New Life Pills claims to expel poisons, cure liver and kidney troubles, and restore health and vigor. Priced at 25c, advertised by Haynon and Robertson.
Rexall Olive Tonic Promises Hair Repair Benefit
Falling hair? Rexall Olive Tonic pledges to repair damage with persistent use. The ad highlights cleansing and circulation benefits for hair roots, dandruff relief, and overall health, selling at 50c and 1.00. The nearby Moydim de Store promotes the offer alongside a leg-related medical product line.
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Alistore
Moydim de
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