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Newspaper
Springfield Sun
Location
Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1906
Page
3
Long in the Business coal firm earns city trust
A local coal dealer touts honest weight and fair pricing, promising full weight and dependable service. The firm emphasizes upright dealing and consistent delivery of good coal, aiming to keep customers satisfied and secure.
Coal Prices Reflect Real Costs Not Rumors
The message states that more is paid for coal when costs rise and warns against price hikes on rumors of strikes or railroad blockades. It emphasizes fair pricing tied to actual cost increases rather than speculative fear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uts
Fourteen Doukhobors Refuse Food in Regina Detention
Report notes fourteen Doukhobors confined in Regina Manitoba refuse to eat, police forced feeding by scientific means. Other items include a Minnesota ticket scalping injunction case, a schooner collision on the St Clair river with drownings, and various government and naval actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regina
Minnesota
St. Paul
Himeapolia
Milwaukee
Western
Nelson Mills
St. Clair River
St. Clair
Mich
Berkey
Charien M. Vollum
Meyer Goldsmith
Navy Department
Root
Panama
Charleston
Coton
Ernest
Otto Neidhart
Yhars
Kansas City
Kan
National Assembly of
J. D. Obandia
Republic
Federico Boyd
Rafael Aizpuro
Vim
Commodore Park
American Yacht Club
New York
Wilson
Constanza
John Lowe
Alabama
United States
Liverpool
John Brown
Ardmore
I. T
M. Swaney
Lowes Valley
Brown
Swaney
Marblehead
Mare Island Navy Yard
California
Yorktown
Stolypin
Sheldon
Trenton
Department of Agriculture
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Nebraska
Irrigation Congress
Boise
Idaho
Fred J. Keisel
Ogden
Utah
Kelsel
Richard
Goldfield
Larry Sullivan
Roosevelt, Jr
Sullivan
Milwaukee Mechanicalnsurance Company
San Francisco
Mechanice
Wounds Bruises and Burns Heal Faster with Antiseptic Dressings
Applying antiseptic dressings to injuries before swelling starts can heal them in about one third the normal time. Chamberlain's Pain Balm is claimed to aid healing, reduce pain, and prevent bleeding. Buy from reliable Blue Grass dealers to save time and money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Blue Grass
Elderly relative of governor Goebel dies in Covington
Mrs. Annie Goebel, who played with the late Gov. Goebel in boyhood, died at 1136 Eastern Avenue in Cincinnati. Born in 182? she was the second wife of the governor’s grandfather and idolized the statesman. Funeral was held at St Paul’s German Church in Covington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Annie Goebel
Gov. Goebel
Rosa Meehan
Eastern Avenue
Arthur and
Justus
Goebel
St. Paul's
Eleventh and
Banklick Streets
Covington
Knights of Pythias elect officers and set state convention site
Louisville election of officers for the ensuing year and a board of directors for the widows and orphans home, with Pacucah named as site for the next state convention. Officers include Grand chancellor Milton H. McLean and Grand vice chancellor George D. Young. Directors elected: three year terms W G Dodds and Emmet Orr. two year terms Lucien Davis and R M Hunter. one year term McHenry Rhodes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Offcers
Widows' and Orphans' Home
Paducah
Cornelius Saunders
Franklin
W. J. Hicson
Newport
J. Schoberth
Versailles
J. W. Carter
Owensboro
Jule Plummer
Bellevue
Widows’ and Orphans’ Home
W. ©. G. Dodds
Lexington
Emmet Orr
Lucien Davis
Hopkinsville
R. M. Hunter
Nicholasville
McHenry Rhodes
Lexington Girl Sues in Detroit for Alienation Damages
Julia Thorburn Ha weton of Lexington sues her mother in law and brother in law for 20000 dollars claiming they caused her husband Arthur Hazleton to abandon her. She cites their alleged jealousy tactics and that her husband is now in Manitoba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Julia Thorburn Haweton
Arthur Hazleton
Train Collision Kills Two? but Injures Many on Louisville Route
A southbound I N F mail train crashed into a stationary freight at Lyndon Louisville injuring three on the locomotive crew and four mail clerks slightly. Conductor R L Ueterback said the freight was on the main line with the passenger having the right of way. The passenger engine tore through the caboose and rear cars, leaving them in ashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Lyndon
R. L. Ueterback
Fred J. Flanagan
Charles Mahoney
G. B. Tatum
Cincinnati
C. M. Blakeman
Smith’s Grove
A. Stehtburn
Shot Down at Stave Mill Near Pineville Ky
Abe Scott shot and instantly killed J. H. Napier at A. J. Asher's stave mill near Pineville Kentucky. He surrendered and was jailed. Report says Messer and Napier's wife had been living in Tennessee, with letters suggesting Messer demanded property claimed to be his be sent to them, and that Scott was involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pineville
Abe Scott
J. H. Napier
A. J. Asher
Scott
Messer
Napier
Tennessee
Striking Clock Weight Drops in Georgetown Court
Judge Rooert N. Stout adjourned circuit court when the heavy clock weight broke loose from the town clock in Georgetown. A 1200 pound ice-filled scrap box snapped the cable after 30 years service, crashing through the upper floor and tearing rafters, forcing adjournment to avert disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Rooert N. Stout
Court House
Winchester man shoots son-in-law in county quarrel
In a remote county section Robert Shroat shot his son-in-law William Ingram after a dispute over arranging fights between two boys in Shroat's employ. Ingram died from the wounds. The two men shared a house and quarreled during the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Robert Shroat
William Ingram
Ingram
Shroat
Shrout
Diverse Kentucky News From 1900s Traffic Of Courts And Jockeys
Kentucky court rulings reversed or remanded in Jefferson chancery and South Covington case. Jockey Miller dies from a neck fracture after a race fall in Louisville. Knights of Pythias to open Widows and Orphans Home in Lexington. Immigration convention held in Paducah with Capt. W J Stone elected chairman. Cocaine poisoning claims a Paducah doctor, Dr W S Mulling. Georgetown case pledges new trial after Powers Goebel case. Local labor council to name candidates. and a Lexington savantalJudgment reversed noted in coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Jefferson Chancery Court
James B. Bell
Louisville Water Co
Court of Appeals
Lexington
Louisville
Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias
Miller
B. Miller
Dresden
University Hospital
New York
Court of Peala
South Covington and Clacttynall Street Railway Co
Core
Newport
Blood Evidence Tells Tale of Horror at Merchant Williams Home
A Bagby merchant J W Williams recounts severe twenty year hemorrhages ending near death until Dr King’s New Discovery cured him. He praises it as a universal remedy for coughs colds and other illnesses and notes a trial offer and subscription prompts for The Sun and The Sub.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Willliams
Bagby
Also Mentioned on This Page
Phn
M. H. Jones
Oal
Kentucky News Field
Pythian Grand Lodge
New Sues
Joseph L. Rhinock
Savantal
Gentral Labor Council
Board of Education
Pwtucah
W. J. Stone
Lyon County
Kentucky
Irman
Mulling
Milin
Henderson
Caleb Powers
Georgetong
Galen Powers
Wi . Goebel
Powers
Becr Ried Wiese
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