Nomi Nations Nomi Nations Declines County Nominations
The Republican invitations to county offices in Washington County Kentucky yield no acceptance from W P Nene and Filiatreau. Nene declines the nomination for County Judge due to impending circuit court obligations, while Filiatreau declines the Sheriff nomination, both urging the party to select another candidate and pledging support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Srrivoriey
Republican County
Washington County
Kentucky
Dean Sim
Wes Cflerel
W. P. Nene
Filiatreau withdraws from Washington county sheriff race
Mr C R Fintarreau announces his withdrawal as Republican nominee for Washington county sheriff in Kentucky. He states the convention surprise, lack of time to campaign, and his gratitude for the honor while pledging future party support. Springfield Kentucky October 9 1906. Dunty Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neikirk
Filistreau
Messrs
Filiatreau
Springfield
Republican County Committee
Washington Dunty
Kentucky
Washington County
C. R. Fintarreau
Fonzy Brown Returns to Springfield Jail Steps
Fonzy Brown, a Black inmate who escaped from the Springfield jail earlier, returned to the jail and was found on the front steps when Jailer Catlett came back from church last night. Clouds and weather describe the scene in a archaic tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fonzy Brown
Springfield
Catlett
Fonzy
Mackville Church Dedicated in 1905 Community Drive
The Mackville Christian church was dedicated October 1, 1905 after a dedicatory sermon by Rev. Buckner of Harrodsburg. The debt of 2500 dollars was paid by generous gifts led by Mrs. A. G. Tumney and T. M. Tumey, with about 2500 in attendance and dinner on the ground. The building, organized in 1826, stood after earlier structures on Long Lick and Mackville sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Christian Church
Mackville
Buckner
Harrodsburg
A. G. Tumney
T.M. Tumey
Mat. Wycoff
Long Lick
Theold Long Lick
Marion Sweeney
Lavina Webster
Death Sentence for W R Fietcher in Russellville Case
W R Fietcher was sentenced to death in Russellville for criminal assault on Mary Gladder. The Simpson county jury returned the verdict as women greeted them upon returning home with flowers and lunches. Guy Lyon stands on trial for the same offense awaiting jury completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Fietcher
Russellville
Mary Gladder
Simpson County
Guy Lyon
The Old Oaken Bucket Origin and Poem Echoes
An exploration of the folk origin of The Old Oaken Bucket recounts Woodworth in New York pausing to praise Mallory's drink then recalling the old moss bound bucket of the well. The piece then echoes the poem lines about the old oaken bucket and the memories it stirs from childhood and the father’s plantation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodworth
Chatham
Chambers Streets
New York
Franklin Street
Mallory
Ford
Jupiter
Death's Harvest: Mrs. Martha McKenna Dies at 79 in Springfield
Mrs. Martha McKenna, longtime Springfield resident and devout Catholic, died Monday at about 4 pm at age eighty. Survived by sister Miss Bettie Craycroft and two sons C. L. Price and J. B. Price, burial at Bardstown with funeral conducted by Rev. Father Hennessy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha McKenna
Springfiell
McKenna
Springfield
Stark
Arthur McKenna
Bettie Craycroft
Father Hennessy
St. Dominic’s Cemetery
Beckham Asked to Join National Policyholders Committee
Governor Beckham received a telegram from Boston financier Thomas W. Lawson inviting him to join a policyholders restitution committee for Mutual, New York Life, and Equitable Insurance. Beckham left for Bardstown without replying. his private secretary said a return message would be sent next week.
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Frankfort
Beckham
Thomas W. Lawson
Boston
Mutual, New York Life and Equitable Insurance
Bardstown
Leigh
Lawson
Kentucky
Louisville
Calf Ownership Settled by Local Arbitration
Mercer countys famous calf case near Talmage ends with arbitration. George Woods and Almedia Brown disputed a red calf after a disappearance and migration. Arbitrators Woods favor is the calf belonging to Woods, costing about 150 dollars in total costs and a 15 dollar calf value.
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Harrodsburg
Mercer County
George Woods
Almedia Brown
Talmage
Salt River
Robert Clemmons
Woods
Iowa
Madison County
Death of Mrs Goatley at Valley Hill
Mrs Rebecca Goatley aged and respected woman of Valley Hill died at her home yesterday. Funeral services were held at the Presbyterian church today and her body interred in Cemetery Hill. She was an excellent Christian woman and leaves many relatives and friends to mourn her death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Goatley
Valley Hill
Presbyterian Church
Cemetery Hill
Goatly
Insomnia and Indigestion Cured Report
A patient recounts a severe indigestion attack last year that caused sleepless nights. The account notes relief from both issues after treatment, implying a successful cure. The piece highlights shared symptoms and a favorable outcome.
Death of a Little Child in Lexington
Eugene Hendrix Carter, twenty two months old and son of Rev. and Mrs. J. W. Carter, died at home in Lexington Monday at 5 am from cholera infantum after a ten day illness. The body was taken to grandparents Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Yankey near town and buried Monday afternoon at Mackville cemetery. The family mourns the loss of their young child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Hendrix Carter
J. W. Carter
Lexington
J.S. Yankey
Mackville
Lewis Manget Engagement in Louisville Event
Mr and Mrs John W Lewis of Springfield announce the engagement of their daughter Misa Mary Avritt Lewis to Mr Frederick Manget of Louisville The wedding will be quietly solemnized at the bride s home in Springfield on Saturday October 28 Miss Lewis is well known in Louisville from frequent visits to relatives in the city Mr Manget has lived in Louisville about four years coming from St Louis
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Courier-Jurnal
John W. Lewis
Springfield
Misa Mary Avritt Lewis
Frederick Manget
Miss Lewis
Louis Ville
Samuel Arnitt
Brainard Lemon
Annie Hodgson Long
Louisville
Manget
St. Louis
Marriage in Salt Lake City of Irvine Shuck and Kate Harrell
Irvine Shuck and Kate Harrell were married at the bride’s parents home in Salt Lake City on October 5. Shuck is well known in Springfield, having stayed last winter with his aunt Mrs. C. R. McElroy. The bride is the daughter of Salt Lake City’s wealthy and prominent family.
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Irvine Shuck
Kate Harrell
Salt Lake City
Shuck
Springfield
C. R. McElroy
Dwelling of Mr. Lytle Kays Burned Near College
Sunday night a fire destroyed the dwelling house of Mr. Lytle Kays near the college building and all contents. The blaze started from a defective flue while Mr. Kays was away and caused about 1500 dollars in loss with 800 dollars of insurance. Mrs. Kays was absent. neighbors awakened Mr. Kays at about 1 am. He thanks friends and neighbors for their kindness.
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Lytle Kays
College
Citizens' Ticket for Longerrore Election
The city ticket in Longerrore lists Mayor John W. Lewis, City Judge Jas R Noe, and Councilmen W C McChord W K Robertson C T Logsten J C McElroy C A Thompson and Conrad Hertjein. The slate is presented for the upcoming November election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nober
John W. Lewis
Jas. R. Noe
W. C. McChord
W. K. Robertson
C. T. Logsten
J. C. McElroy
C. A. Thompson
Conrad Hert- Jein
The Race of the Swift by Edwin Carlile Litsey
Leba non author Edwin C Litsey releases The Race of the Swift a collection of animal tales issued by Little Brown New York. John Livingston Bull provides illustrations for the volume drawing on popular beading magazine pieces.
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Edwin Carlile Litsey
Lebanon
Little, Brown &Co
New York
United State
John Livingston Bull
At Point of Death
Mr. Thos. Seroghan is at the point of death at his home near town after about nine weeks of typhoid fever.
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Thos. Seroghan
Death of Mrs Price Reported by Family
Mrs. Wm. C. Price died last night at 10 30 oclock from infirmities of age. The deceased, had she lived until Jan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. C. Price
How to Cure Corns and Bunions
Soak the corn or bunion in warm water to soften it. Then pare it down as closely as possible without drawing blood. Apply Chamberlain's Pain Balm twice daily, rub Squasy for five minutes at each application. A corn plaster should be worn a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Chamberlain
Indictments Return in Marion Circuit Court Case
The Marion grand jury returned thirty one indictments including liquor to a minor breach of peace concealed deadly weapon petit larceny malicious cutting showing without a license and several others. A question arises over many indictments against Standard Oil Co whether a single plea bars all or the court orders them struck from the docket depriving the clerk of fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil Co
Court of Appeals
Frank Beaven's Fatal Accident At Mill
Frank Beaven dies in a work accident at Marks and Green's planing mill while on duty. The incident occurred during the morning shift at the mill, with local authorities investigating the cause.
Man Liked by All Dies After Mill Accident
Frank W. Beaven, 54, of Springfield, died yesterday afternoon from injuries suffered at Marks & Green planing mill last Monday when a plank struck his stomach. He died after a period of intense suffering. Survived by a wife and two. Funeral at St Domine’s Church at 9 am tomorrow, burial at St Rose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Beaven
Springfield
Marks & Green
Beaven
Mr. Beaven
Washington County
Beechland
St. Domine’s Church
St. Rose
Judge Bell Urges Grand Jury to Target Vagrants Whisky sales and gaming
Harrodsburg reports Judge Bell instructing the grand jury to vigorously pursue vagrancy enforcement, Sunday whisky sales, and strict gaming law enforcement. He notes vagrant revisions heighten stakes and calls for thorough investigation of illicit Sunday alcohol sales and gaming violations. Tom L. Johnson seeks a third mayoral term while Clay will retire from the commerce commission in January.
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Harrodsburg Democrat
Bell
Grand Jury
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Mr. Neikirk
Mr. Filiatreau
Mackville Church
Goatley
Lewis-Manget
Mr. Kays
Citizens’ Ticket
Price
Marion Circuit Court
Frank Beaven
Ringo
Judge Bell
Tom L. Johnson
Cla
Merce Commission
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