Night Meeting Reveals Naida Gillis Links to Bob Hampton
Lieut. Brant confronts Naida Gillis about her secret liaison with Bob Hampton a miner from the Black Range. She defends Hampton as faithful and noble, while Brant warns of judgment by society and seals a forthcoming interview with Hampton. Brant walks her home as moonlight fades.
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Lieut. Brant
Black Range
Naida Herndon
Lieut
Brant
Naida Gillis
Gillis
Bob Hampton
Herndons
Sheriff Sale on Decree in Sullivan County Indiana
Ed West sues Benjamin F. McAtee to recover 32.40 dollars plus interest and costs. Sheriff Warson F Walters will auction rents and profits for seven years from Lot 11 in Farmersburg, then, if needed, the fee simple of the property to satisfy the decree at the Sullivan County Courthouse between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. on August 7, 1907.
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Sullivan Circuit Court
Ed West
Benjamin F. McAtee
Sullivan
Indiana
Farmersburg
Sullivan County
Warson F. Walters
Cream Supper at Merom Station church fundraiser
An ice cream and cake supper will be served at the new M. E. Church at 7 30 p m on above date with proceeds going to the church A fine cake will be sold at auction to the highest bidder
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M. E
Verge of a Quarrel Drives Brant Toward a Secret
Brant wrestles with conflicting feelings as he plans to confront Hampton over Naida Gillis and her secret infatuation. He visits Silent Murphy's camp, finds it deserted, then joins his troop at dawn and encounters high first sergeant Trud. The narrative hints at a hidden past and looming confrontation.
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Brant
Hampton
Naida
Naida Gillis
Gillis
Silent Murphy
Murphy
Property Transfers Listed Among Local Names
Milton House to Lillie May Harding. Amos J. Duggins to Mary Ethel Miller. Mervin Oscar Boone to Jennie E Harrison. Albert W. Robertson to Jessie C. Badders. Valley Baron to Joanna Slankiewicz.
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Amos J. Duggins
Mary Ethel Miller
Mervin Oscar Boone
Jennie E. Harrison
Albert W. Robertson
Jessie C. Badders
Valley Baron
Joanna Slankiewicz
Stock Sale Announced for August 21 at Rose Meade Farm
Curtis Gilbert will hold a large stock sale on Wednesday August 21 at the Rose Meade stock farm two and three fourths miles northwest of the city. The sale begins at 9 o clock and features German coach colts pedi greed hogs buggies harness and household articles.
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Curtis Gilbert
Rose Meade Stock Farm
Gilbert
Sensational divorce suit filed by Lucy T. Scott
Lucy T. Scott sues Charles W. Scott in circuit court for divorce and alimony. They married in 1893 and separated recently amid charges described as sensational. She alleges assault on August 6 including being knocked down kicked and jaw dislocated with spine injury. He owns real estate valued at $17 000 and personal property at $10 000. Mrs Scott is represented by John T. and Will H. Hays.
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Lucy T. Scott
Circuit Cour
Charles W. Scott
Fairbanks Township
Sudden Death of Mrs. William F. Dodds at New Lebanon
Mrs. William F. Dodds of New Lebanon died suddenly Tuesday morning at her home while preparing breakfast. She had been ill for some time and leaves eight children. Funeral arrangements have not been announced. Waunted. Index Furniture Store. Dr Crowley offers gall stone cures with a 46 year record.
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Beveridge
Miss Eddy
University of Vienna
Columbia University
New York
Senate
Chicago
Senator Beveridge
France
Switzerland
Ater Beveridge
Berlin
Congress
Indianapolis
Germany
William F. Dodds
New Lebanon
Passion Play on Floating Palace of Moving Pictures
Merom Chautauqua features the Passion Play and other scenes on the Floating Palace of Moving Pictures. The program promotes varied entertainment and educational fare for attendees.
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Floating Palace of Moving Pictures
Merom Chautauqua
The Kind You Have Always Bought
An OCR fragment presents the phrase The Kind You Have Always Bought associated with Astor, suggesting a vintage advertisement slogan rather than a full article. The readable text centers on branding and signature style typical of early 20th century catalogs.
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Astor
Mrs Lillie Bastain Dies After Illness in Terre Haute
Mrs Lillie Bastain wife of Vernon Bastain of Terre Haute died Monday at 1 o clock at her father William Bastain's North Main street home after a three day illness with tonsillitis. She is survived by her husband and an infant. Funeral services were held yesterday at William Bastain's residence conducted by Rev J H Carnes. Interment was at Center Ridge cemetery. Arthur M Ward secretary of Union Christian college at Merom visited the city en route home from the Northwest Christian Conference in Argos Ind reporting a 1250 dollar fund raised for the college with 1000 dollars donated by the conference. Ward may leave soon for the Northwestern Christian conference in Albion Illinois.
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Lillie Bastain
Vernon Bastain
Terre Haute
Center Ridge
Arthur M. Ward
Union Christian College
Merom
Northwest Christian Conference
Argos
Ind
Ward
U. C. College
Northwestern Christian Conference
Ilinois
Albion
Carlisle Social Notes Reach Across Indiana and Illinois
Carlisle Indiana August reports a steady stream of visitors and travelers. Residents greet kin and friends from Sullivan Vincennes Terre Haute Linton and Indianapolis while preparation for new school year and local business moves continue.
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America
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Spencer Eddy
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Greenfield
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Dresden
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Allison
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Henry Miller
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Pleasantville
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Charley Shake
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S. E. Raines
Freeport
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Inez Aney
Scott City
Worthington
Milton House
Lillie May Hard
Index Furniture Store
Crowley
Carlisle
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Washington Court House
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Ed Reid
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Retha
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Ben Davis
George Marquett
Eli Marquett
Ernest Essinger
John
Terré Haute
Mary Rooksberry
A. B. McClure
Bruceville
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L. R. Asbury
Newport
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Vincennes
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W. F. Munich
Lillie Shake
Trinity Springs
T. H E. Johnson
Ordway
Colo
George Johnson
Denver
Colorado
Ed Cornet
Carlisle Co- Operative Company
Linton
Earl Abrams
Fannie O’brien
Charles Stewart
Staunton
Roy Stewart
Ethel van Meter
Arthur Painter
Wim. Promether
Mary Case
Emma Cleveland
George E. Donthitt
Frank M. Douthitt
Edgar W. Akin, Jr
Gertrude Fiedler
Ada Kivett
Edna Johnson
Niagara Falls
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Robinson, Ill
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Wm. F. Odell
Greencastle
Mary Brenton
Russelville
Ill
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Elliott Roberts
Evansville
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Albert Wiggs
Julia Madden
Allie Gill
Flo Bain
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Leonard Goelz
Green River
Kentucky
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George Harper
Sylvia Yeager
State Normal School
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Ed McCammon
Union Bar
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Vaughn and
Lambdin
Wm. H. Arnold
Bellevue Coal Company
Robinson
Martin Munsterman
Emma Morgan
Willie
Madison
D. V. Angel
John Green
Frank Green
Sarah Kivett
Dercie Kivett
Ada
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Oaktown
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Near Oaktown
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Bert
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Indiana State Normal School
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Flo Curtner
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M. A. Dodge
Towanda
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Emison
Ed Unger
W. C. Anger
Ty Jorre Haute
Katie Lamberth
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Manson G. Couch
Lawrenceville
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Clara Grass
Goldie Wier
Washington
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Harley Organ
Lyman Heavenridge
Spencer
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Mr. Harper
Indianapolis Star
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Cora
Ira
W. F. Lat
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Nellie Snapp
Early Burnham
Edna Vigus
Mervin
James Case
Earl Cummins
Mervin Pifer
John Bayman
Newberry
Lena White
Walter Pierson
Mertie Townsley
Hoopeston
Will Reamain
Luther M. van Cleave
Cruse Morgan
Doc” Morgan
Samuel W. Williams
Logal
Charles Tate
Anderson Bros
Clarence O’hayver
Curtner
Anderson’s
Isabelle
Josephine
Hamet D. Hinkle
Blanche Bond
J. Floyde Curtner
Nolan C. Hoover
Delphi
Dr. Cox
Harry L. Cullum
Charles Halacre
Near Little Giant Mine
Carrie Carter
Ora Benefield
Marguerite Whalen
Monett
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O. J. Cartwright
Hortense
Herbert 8. Jones
Carl Strong
Paul Watson
Frank Lisman
Vincennes Commercial
W. T. Lisman
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Commissioners’ Court
Court House
Charles Mohr
Shoals
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O. J. Fairfield
Wware
Mass
R. A. Plunkett
South Court Street
Massachusetts
College Chapel
First Baptist
Butalie G. Fairfield
Wara
Mitchell
South Dakota