Doings and Undoings in a Turbulent Matrimony Tale
Samantha Belle Litty oscillates between marriage and divorce with Charles Elmer Bennet. George S. Helms, her ex husband, pursues divorce in Sullivan then Greene counties. After successive separations and a quick remarriage, Samantha alleges Bennet’s drunkenness and lack of support, then remarries Bennet, only to separate again and resume婚 in Sullivan County.
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Samantha Belle Litty
Charles Elmer Bennet
Samantha
George S. Helms
Sullivan Circuit
Samantha Belle
George
Belle
Sullivan
Harris
Greene County
Charles Elmer
Squire Kirkham
Charley
County Treasurers Favorable Ruling on Demand Fees
Judge S R Artman of Lebanon ruled in three Boone County cases that present county treasurer and former incumbents may claim demand fees for delinquent tax collection. The decision supports the treasurer's entitlement to demand fees under the law.
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S. R. Artman
Lebanon
Boone County
Artman
Great Revival at Shelburn Continues to Grow
The Shelburn revival meeting runs nightly with conversions at every service. In under three weeks 64 additions are reported as crowds overflow the tabernacle and spill into Red Men's hall. A mass meeting is planned for Sunday with evangelist Bulgin delivering What The Saloon Keeper of Sheburn Knows. Music by Mr. J Hammock and a later singing by Mrs. J Hammock.
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Shelburn
Tabernacle
Red Men’s Hall
Vangelist Bulgin
Sheburn
J Hammock
Milburn to Speak at Sullivan Baptist Church
Indiana State Senator Richard M. Milburn of Jasper will lecture at the Sullivan Baptist church Sunday evening November 26 at 7 oclock. The talk titled Jefferson Jackson and Lincoln will be under the Baptist Men's Club, with the public invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard M. Milburn
Jasper
Ind
Baptist Church
Jefferson
Jackson
Lincoln
Milburn
Sullivan
Baptist Men’s Club
Elks Thursday Dance Discontinued During Move
The regular Thursday night dance given each week by the Elks has been discontinued until after the lodge moves to its new quarters in the Citizens Trust Building.
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The
Elks
Lodge
Citizens’ Trust
Card of Thanks Expressing Gratitude for Neighbor Help
Card of thanks to neighbors and friends for their assistance during illness. The family gratefully acknowledges kindness received and sends heartfelt appreciation to all who offered support.
Jerome Smasher of Bosses Car Machines
Jerome challenges corporate power by railing against car machine bosses. His actions aim to raise a moral issue and provoke reform.
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Jerome
Jerome the Independent Reformer Builds Political Storm
The article portrays William Travers Jerome as a new independent reform candidate who challenged boss politics in New York. It details his whirlwind campaign against Tammany Hall, his anti-graft crusade, and his rise from district attorney to national figure, plus anecdotes about his family and personality.
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New York
Politi
HERA
Roosevelt
la Follette
Folk
Weaver
Jerome
Gotham
Croker
Platt
Fusion
Hin
Iin
Tammany
James W. Osborne
Jim
Murphy
William Travers Jerome
Lawrence KR. Jerome
Lawrence R. Jerome
William R. Travers
Travers
Broadway
William Travers
Leonard Jerome
Jerome Race Track
Lady Randolph Churchill
Gladstone
England
Fairbanks Monarchs Beat Prairie Creek In Close Contest
In Ring Brothers hall Fairbanks Monarchs edged Prairie Creek Athletics 14 to 11 in a fast well played game. Yeager starred for Prairie Creek and Dickerson for Fairbanks with Hayhearst and Stewart leading the Monarchs in a tight contest decided in the final moments.
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Fairbanks
Ind
Ring Brothers’ Hall
Fairbanks Monarchs
Prairie Creek Athletics
Yeager
Prairie Creek
Dickerson
Marriage Licenses Reported for Several Couples
John L. Melvin and Pearl Mize wed. John Monroe and Malinda Mc Adrian Beecher Richey and Elizabeth May Allen. Simon Trout Hickman and Stella May Shepherd. Pearl Bolinger and Lizzie M. Manahan. John Wesley Walker and Della A. Bright. Noah Turner and Ethel Mc ammon. Albert Clark and Edna Morrow Hathaway. Jesse M. Lawrence and Goldie M. Jarvis. Scott Bros. announce new arrivals.
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John L. Melvin
Pearl Mize
John Monroe
Malinda McAdrian Beecher Richey
Elizabeth May Allen
Simon Trout Hickman
Stella May Shepherd
Pearl Bolinger
Lizzie M. Manahan
John Wesley Walker
Della A. Bright
Noah Turner
Ethel Mcammon
Albert Clark
Edna Morrow
Falconberry bound over to circuit court in hide theft case
Austin Falconberry faced a preliminary hearing before Squire Kirkham last Wednesday evening for aiding William Goins in stealing hides from O Patton & Co. He was bound over to the circuit court with bond set at 200 dollars.
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Austin Falconberry
William Goins
O Patton & Co
Squire Kirkham
Appellate Court Interprets Nicholson Law For Barrel Houses
The appellate court ruled last week that Nicholson law applies to barrel houses and similar venues selling liquor in quantities under five gallons. Such establishments must obtain licenses from county commissioners and remove all amusements and other detractions from the room where liquor is sold.
General locomotive lithograph offered for twenty five cents
The Nashville Chattanooga and St Louis Railway sells an 18 by 25 inch lithograph of the Civil War engine General. It is on view at Union Depot Chattanooga and can be mailed for twenty five cents. The General was captured by Andrews Raiders at Big Shanty on April 12 1862 and recaptured near Ringgold after a long chase. A booklet The Story of the General is sent free on request.
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Nashville, Chattanooga & St.Louis Railway
Union
Chattanooga
Tenn
Andrews
Big Shanty
Kennesaw
Georgia
Western & Atlantic
W. A. Fuller
Anthony Murphy
Ringgold
W. L. Danley
Nashville
St. Louia R’y
Tennessee
Dr S E Lindley Dentist Advertises Painless Tooth Extraction
Dr S E Lindley advertises a new painless method of extracting teeth. The notice names numerous acquaintances and satisfied patients in towns including Oaktown Graysville Sullivan Carlisle New Lebanon and Pleasantville. Office location is upstairs over Douthitt's on the South Side with a motto emphasizing work and reasonable prices.
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DR. Indley
W. L. Snapp
Oaktown
Thomas Pogue
Graysville
Wm. A. Stewart
Sullivan
Charles Howard
Aus
Alumbaugh
John Lund
Herman Drake
Fairbanks
John W. Lilly
New Lebanon
John Skinner
Eddie Padgett
Carlisle
Harrison Weather
Allen Behem
W. .H. Hoseman
Claude Buck
Pleasantvill
Thetis Light
Clarence Fisher
D. Lindley
Douthitt’s
South Side
Kidney Disease Signs Often Silent Yet Fatal
The text notes many signs of kidney and blood diseases but emphasizes their insidious nature. It mentions advanced stages before patients notice and that symptoms include sleep loss, stress, and significant suffering. It critiques physicians for being well equipped yet seemingly unaware of the condition's severity.
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Bass
East Side
Connecticut
Kat
Albany
Raines
District Attorney's Office
Low
David B. Hill
Whee Son Ctpeien
Thleet
William
Travers Jerome
Lakeville, Conn
J.w.wolfe&son
Monarche
Monarchs
Drake
Elliott
Scott Bros
Circuit Court
S. E. Lindley
Waren
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