Lincoln as Savior of the Nation and Its Capital
The article extols Abraham Lincoln as the savior of the country and highlights his influence from Kentucky to Illinois, noting Washington lacks a fitting statue while praising Lincoln’s moral leadership and friendships, especially with Grant and Douglass, and recalling his humble origins and enduring legacy.
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Husband asks police to seek missing wife in Terre Haute
E A Case of Hymera Indiana reports his wife missing after she visited Terre Haute for shopping on Saturday. He describes her as tall with a broken front tooth and a scar on her left cheek and says she talked to herself in the yard before leaving dressed in black.
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Hymera
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Married couple Vince Walker and Bessie Brower wed
Carlisle reports Vince Walker and Miss Bessie Brower married yesterday. Walker, 34, a harness maker with Sproatt and Walker, and Brower, 27, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Brower of Jefferson township, will reside in Carlisle. After the ceremony, local boys held a charivari and Walker treated them generously.
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Wheat crop damaged by cold in Carlisle Indiana
February report from Carlisle Indiana notes last week's freezing weather harmed the wheat crop. Wheat that looked promising turned yellow and appears dead. some farmers west of town near the river are still plowing for corn.
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Indiana Senate rolls through half session with many bills hung up
Indiana lawmakers enter the final month of the session with about 250 bills in committee or stalled. Senate action shows numerous local measures passed while major state reforms and budget items linger, including new courts, road and tax bills, and election measures awaiting floor votes.
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Post Office Free Delivery Inches Toward Sullivan
Inspector Moore visited Sullivan to assess free delivery conditions. The town board and postmaster will finalize street numbering and box standards, with service possibly starting in three months if numbers are completed. Chaney urged Sullivan’s inclusion, revenues rise despite financial flurry.
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Jury Decides Against Walter Dunns Group in Brazil Case
In Sullivan circuit court a jury returned a verdict for the plaintiffs Mary Hoole John Hoole Alice Hoole Robert Hoole and Mary H Hoole against Walter Dunn John Everhart Evan Griffith and John Wickham. Damages totaled 1900. The trial followed a murder tied to a Dunnville saloon attack on James Vaughn and the later killings linked to three Kentuckians.
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Lyman Given Limit of the Law in Blind Tiger Case
Patrick Lyman was arrested Friday at Shelburn on a blind tiger charge. He was arraigned Saturday before Judge Henderson, indicted by the grand jury, and fined 500 dollars plus six months in jail. Lyman, a repeat offender, began serving his sentence, the court having warned he would receive the limit of the law if charged again.
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Infant of Mr and Mrs Aspinwall Dies in City
The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. George Aspinwall died Monday morning at their home in this city. The funeral was held at Little Flock Cemetery Monday afternoon.
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Fruitless Raid At Star City Targets Shelburn Joint
Shelburn February 9. Marshall Fox Con stable McCoskey and Squire Dickey conducted a raid on the alleged joints of Charles Walker and Thomas Gallagher at Star City Saturday. They failed to seize any goods as tips of blind tigers proved false or the men tipped off.
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Died at Vincennes Daughter of John Massey
Florence Massey daughter of John Massey died at her house in Vincennes Sunday. Burial was in Evansville Monday. Her father is engaged in the piano business there.
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