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Newspaper

Springfield Sun

Location

Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1905

Page

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Passage to his reward for Sidney Green

Sidney Green a longtime Washington county resident and former sheriff of the county dies of heart disease at 75. Born April 8, 1830 in Kentucky he moved from Madison county to Springfield in 1835 and leaves a widow Katie Kimberlin and eight children. Funeral held at his home with burial in Cemetery Hill. First National Bank directors praise his honesty kindness and public service.

Sidney Green Washington County Green Springfield Madison County Aeen James Mary ‘Green Virginia Mr. Green Katie Kimberlin Samuel Moore Sherman Tex Roger Handy Dennison William Green Texas Sidney A. Green C. A. Green Harry R. Thompson James C. McElroy Ko Baw Cemetery Hill

Peace Treaty Signed By Russia And Japan In Portsmouth

The Portsmouth peace treaty ending the Russo Japanese War is signed at 3 50 pm by plenipotentiaries with articles protecting private rights in South Sakhalin Dalny Port Arthur and Lisowng peninsula Americans held concessions in Southern Sakhalin are cited. A full synopsis will be cabled while the text remains confidential until emperors sign.

Portsmouth N. H Russia Japan South Sakhalin Dalny Port Arthur Lisowng Peninsula Tokio St. Petersburg Witte Baron Komura Tokilo United States France Europe America Peirce Gov McLane New Hampshire Adm Mead Capt Winslow Takahira Mr. Sato

Colonel William Neale Dies at 87 in North Carolina

Colonel William Neale who died in North Carolina on August 18 at age eighty seven was buried in Leathers graveyard last Monday. Born and reared in Anderson county he served twice as a representative in the State Legislature and was noted for loyalty to friends and fairness to foes. The Sun is praised as the best county paper and wished for continued success.

William Neale North Carolina Leathers Anderson County Sun

Fever Subside Reports Rise in New Orleans Cases

Fever is reported as subsiding while New Orleans records 29 new cases and three deaths on Sunday. Public health officials express cautious confidence amid the trend.

Yellow fever updates reach New Orleans amid easing cases

Official 6 pm report lists new cases at 29, total 2024, deaths 287 with 305 under treatment. Capt B F Clayton U S Army and Councilman T Dean among new cases. Salt gutter work continues to curb mosquitoes. Dr Philp Berge arrested over yellow fever leases. he claims report by mail. Detained at quarantine in New York for cholera watch. Includes list of uncalled letters.

New Orleans B. F. Clayton U. 3 Army T. Dean Patterson Philp Berge Marine Hospital Service Tallulah Madison Parish Vicksburg Leeville New York American Line

Social Notes From McIntire Area Visitors and Relatives

Local residents hosted guests from Holy Cross Bardstown and Springfield over the weekend and week. Several families reported illness improving while others hosted relatives from Louisville Chicago and Uniontown during visits to St Rose and area homes.

Estelle Alma Ballard Holy Cross Hillary McIntire Tine Cecil New Albany James Barnes R. A. McIntire Johnnie Ensor Springfield Lessie Mary Rose Fields Susie Flora Keene Alma Orkies Bardstown J. A. Medley Victor Corbett Joseph Cambron Blincoe Baddie Scanlan Louisville St. Rose George Clements Chicago Ill L. F. Clements E. L. McIntire Frederickstown C. M. Brengle Ben. D. Clements Uniontown

Laughing children learn from a strict schoolyard verse

An aged poem to pupils praises listening to teachers and avoiding improper language while extolling basic arithmetic, American history, and virtues. It cites George Washington at Valley Forge, Columbus, rice and cotton, and warns against vulgar fractions and split infinitives.

Columbus George Valley Forge

Local notes on tobacco crop and community events

The column reports tobacco raisers harvesting an excellent crop with W R Moore claiming the best leaves. It notes sales of livestock, a trip to Louisville for eye care, illnesses among residents, family visits, religious services by Allen at Burnt church, a land sale planned by W H Black, Lawrenceburg fair attendance, a court visit, and many mules seen at Lawrenceburg.

W. R. Moore Allen W. H. Black Black Lawrenceburg

Local Notices and Farm Sale Report

Tobacco cutting dominates the day as residents share visits and arrivals. The Williams farm offered for sale last Saturday but sold for 1160 dollars. A valued horse died from acute indigestion at the Bardstown fair.

Will. Shirley Earl Cheat_ ham Willisburg S. G. Hardesty Lebanon H. T. Scott T. C Johnnie Walls Richard Scruggs Clara Shepherd Edgar Gray Bardstown Fair

Willisburg Obituary and Social Notes Highlight Sidney Green

The Willisburg column mourns the death of Sidney Green of Springfield, a longtime county official, with condolences from many locals. Local social notes report residents and visitors including John P. Reynolds in Chicago, Gibbs visiting in Anderson County, and multiple family visits among the Prather, Trent, Gibbs, Wells, Noel, Masters, Shirley, Birch, and Greenwood households.

Sidney Green Springfield Green John FP. Reynolds Chicago Gibbs Anderson County W. S. Gibbs W. S. Browley George Prather Ella May Cheatham J. M. Trent Louisville May Belle Gibbs Mattie Brown Lula Trent A. B. Wells Rufus Foster Thelma Tom Noel Ed. Masters M. A. Shirley Arch Birch Jennie Hi. Greenwood

Farm For Sale In Spencer County Listing

The well known farm owned by the late J. T. Miller of Spencer County is offered for sale. For terms apply to Woop Miller in Pairfield Kentucky. Subscribe for The Sun. One dollar yearly.

J. T. Miller Spencer County Woop Miller Pairfield, Kyee

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Sidney ' Green First National Bank of Springfield Teres B. L. Litsey Joan W. Lewis JH. M. Grunpy Ohio River Fair Grounds Juan Londetta P. F. Hennessey Association Downine Ropertson A. R. Shultz Dupey Rosertson Robert Mayes Iva Roberts Booker Paw Thurman Robert Shultz Charles Mayes C. McChord Bloomfield Band B. F. Clayton Strickem Indian Ti Little Rock Ark Haynes John Y. Kelly W. A. Warxns Chamberlain Nature McIntire Pracklin P. Adame Sparrow R. N. Vowels Thomas Baxter Kline S. E. Vowels Elizabeth Tinsley J. D. Sutherland Sycamore Valley E. T. Mitchell W.T. Barnett Mackville S. B. Vowels Hardesty
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