Consecration of St Joseph Cathedral Leads Kentucky Westward
The 1819 consecration of St Joseph Cathedral in Bardstown followed Bishop Flaget’s fundraising over 14 000 dollars. Rev Robert A Abell delivered a moving sermon after a last minute writing challenge and hospital visit. crowds gathered from distant parishes to witness the historic event.
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St. Joseph's Cathedral
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Autopsy Debunks Murder Claim in Bitzer Distilling Case
Rousseau Barclay, a black laborer for Peter Bitzer, was declared murdered after autopsy by three physicians. Federal authorities investigate, with two witness claims from necro women and Bitzer’s federal indictment status under review by the grand jury. A separate Kentucky case held Adama Express Co cannot be indicted for transporting whiskey as interstate commerce.
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Laurel County
Gourth Appeals
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Ready to Handle Horses at the Fair Grounds
Patronage is solicited for managing horses at the fair grounds. The notice appears to seek handlers or staff with experience in horse care and management amid preparations for the event.
Personal animal care service advertisement
Advertises careful humane animal care with promises of safer, better styled pets. Provides contact details and a price outline, inviting callers to inquire by phone or mail for terms.
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Realdence
Saloon Case Reversed acquittal in local option election day case
Special Judge Stephenson reversed Police Judge Grimes in the Mai Il Boyce saloon opening case. Boyce fined $100 for keeping his saloon open on election day. Keenan's actions cited for entry. Commonwealth’s Attorney Hardin fought to uphold verdict but judge instructed acquittal. three co-defendants faced similar penalties and appeals filed.
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Studge Grimes
Mai Il Boyce
Comptonwealth
Hardin
Stephenson
Boyce
George Keenan
Keenan
Col. E.H. Gaither
Ben F.roach
Grimes
J. G. Mallon
R. C. Renfro
Rafe Taylor
Commonwealth
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Blood stained haunt told by merchant J W Willisma
A horror tale describes blood marks in the home of merchant J W Willisma. He recalls a near fatal hemorrhage treated with Dr. King’s New Discovery, which he says cured him and kept him well. The ad claims it cures hemorrhages throat and chest conditions and offers a guaranteed bottle with a free sample.
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Hodgenville
Minister Fined Five Dollars For Jury Duty Refusal In Kentucky
Rev H M ited was fined five dollars by Judge Parker after he attended a sale instead of reporting for jury service in Lexington circuit court. The case involved a dispute over debarment from jury duty and the cl erk was ordered to record the five dollar fine as the minister attempted to pay with a five dollar bill.
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H. M. Ited
Parker
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Redd
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