Wabash River Descriptions and Town Conditions
Notes mention back street price ranges from 50 to 100 dollars for lots and describe a town with shops closed after dark and Sabbath rest. The Wabash River is noted as a navigation puzzle, with remarks on river water quality affecting washing at Pittsburgh and rising lime near Cincinnati and the Ohio mouth.
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Wabash
Indiana
Big River
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Ohio
Wabash River Navigation and Early Indiana Settlement
The text details Wabash River navigation from Vincennes to Ft Harrison, noting rapids, boatability, portage routes to Evansville, and flat rocks needing removal. It covers river width, fordable passages, and summer transport viability, plus Princeton’s location and 1813-1818 era settlement notes, resources, and local economy. It references Merom and Union Christian college, pioneer livestock, nuts, and buffalo history.
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Vincennes
Miami
Ohio
Wabash
D. Steer
White River
Ft. Harrison
Evansville
Great Pigeon Creek
Princeton
Patoka
Isis
Indiana
Ft. Harrison Prairie
Mineral finds and levee forecasts referenced in 1816 traveler diary
An 1816 diary cites coal, limestone, and sandstone in the Vigo Sullivan region and near Ft Harrison with suggestions of deeper rock foundations. It notes proposed levees across bayous and ditches to prevent floods, and comments on local place name pronunciations Vincennes and Way-bash.
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Merom
Union Christian College
Wabash Valley
Turtle Creek
Sullivan County
Ft. Harrison
White River
Princeton
York
North Range
Illinois Territory
Vigo
Sullivan
Illinois
Otter Creek
Honey Creek
Terre Haute
Bargain Bulletin From INDEX Store Ad Offering Granite Ware
Prices listed for canning gear including 5 Pint to 10 Qt granite kettles and dish pans plus butter jars. Also glass tumblers, punch bowl, souvenirs, ladies garments, children's dresses and aprons, window shades and lace curtains. Includes sewing supplies, corsets, embroidery, oil and table linen. Offers weekly or monthly payments and furniture department.
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Casey
Eepivedaguwenes
William B. Roberts Dies After Southern Climate Endangers Health
William B. Roberts a lawyer and political worker from a Graysville road farm rose to prominence in Indiana politics. He served as secretary to Governors Hovey and Chase and held rural mail service posts. His health failed after years in the southern climate, leading to an untimely death noted for his fidelity to public service.
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William B. Roberts
Graysville Road
Asbury University
Sullivan
Terre Haute Express
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Indianapolis Journal
Porter and
Hanna
Porter
State Central Committee
Indiana
Hovey and Chase
U. S
United States
Philippine Islands
Naval Academy vacancy announced for Second District
Congressman Chaney reports Navy Department vacancy for Naval Academy cadets from the Second District. He will name one principal and three alternates. Cadets, called midshipmen, must be 16 to 20 years old. Mental examination set for the third Tuesday in April 1909. all candidates examined together.
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Chaney
Navy Department
Naval Academy
Sullivan County
Second District
Dr Crowley Cures Asthma When Other Remedies Fail
The text notes asthma causes severe suffering and death from breathing difficulty and credits Dr Crowley with curing many cases where other remedies failed.
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Crowley
Nine Sperm Whales Beached at New Smyrna Coast
Nine sperm whales were stranded on the shore near New Smyrna Florida during a period when Sullivan County residents were wintering there. The beached whales were located close to the winter home of Charles L. Davis.
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Sullivan County
New Smyrna
Fla
Charles L. Davis
Smyrna
F. S. Sams
I. N. Newell
George W. Abbott
A. Moeller
George Webb
William and Lee Waite
G. H. Rousseau
Daytona
Taft nomination clears political outlook says Clews
Henry Clews asserts Chicago convention confirms Taft will be next president with a stable administration ahead. He notes Roosevelt policies may continue via Reed and Hoke in this city, amid market calm and limited political influence for a time.
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Henry Clews
Chicago
Mr. Taft
Roosevelt
Denver
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Index Bargain Bulletin
Acker
Grossett High
Grossett Oxfords
Crossetts
Maxwell-Cowles Shoe Co
Clews
Joe S. Reed and
J. F. Hoke
Carlisle
Brazil
Arthur D. Cutler
Thomas R. Marshall
John C. Chaney
Wm. A. Cullop
Samuel W. Williams
Peoples’ Party
Hamel D. Hinkle
Prohibition
Knox County
Coeteg