Multiple Local Deaths and Accidents in Palestine Area
Obituaries report Mrs Peter Weedal died of pneumonia near Palestine and Miss Amadda Medford died of consumption at thirty two. Louis Beecher suffers a stroke in Palestine. Several accidents including a boy near sixteen thrown from a horse and a child injured by boiling water. A framed summary notes a soldier, Calvin Eoff, who died in the Philippines, and a church gathering in Oblong where Mr Kincaid visits his daughter in Olney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Weedal
Paet
Palestine
Thoreday
Louis Beecher
George Fisher
Alderman Fisher
E. Cullahan
Kate Steel
Chaz. Steel
Inez Thareday
J. H. Miller
Heathville
Thesbody
Calvin Eoff
Whata
Hie
Philippines
Eoff
James Eoff
Coba
Kincaid
Olney
Weyl
Longtime Vincennes figure Lewis L Watson dies
Lewis L Watson a prominent Vincennes tailor and public servant born April 13 1800 dies Sunday at 6 34 pm at 421 North Seventh Street He served as postmaster receiver at Grand Rapid conductor for E C R R and paymaster at O M R R later co owned Union Depot hotel with Capt Mass This obituary notes his energetic public life and family ties along with other local incidents from the same period including arrests smallpox isolation and a depot robbery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis L. Watson
Vincennes
Bowie
North Seventh Street
L. Ll. Watson
Mr. Watson
Grand Rapide
E &C.R R
Sawe Road
O. & Mrr
Capt
Mass
Union Depot Hotel
Sun
Village jury to bore for water and coal
Monday afternoon Master Clyde Couch was thrown by a frightened horse near Couch and Couch's warehouse and suffered a serious head wound. J G Eimer Jr left for Springfield to guard at the state house. Roseph Saxe was thrown from a horse and injured. The village board plans to drill for water again with a six inch bore to reach water or coal, hoping the bore will be useful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde
Couch
William Jamerson dies. burial near Springerton noted
An elderly veteran William Jamerson, aged 84, died in the city last Thursday. He had been blind for about three years and was buried Saturday in the cemetery near Springerton. The Carmi Times reports his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jamerson
Springerton
Marion Cinots
Wing
Ice Land
Witte County
Bowen
Wis Credit J
48Th
Mlinumn Infantry
Fort Donnelean
Tilia Ca
Election officers and city clerk resignations in Banner
The city council confirms new officers for 1902 including city material and lamp lighter Early Beadle and street commissioner Park Pickering with monthly salaries. Committees are named for health, finance, claims, streets, ordinances, and building. A curfew law is proposed after a petition by veterans. Several lines list judges and clerks of election, contractors, and public works actions in Banner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.S. Sells
Couneil
Park Pickering
Boat of Health
B. F.hockman
G. P. English
Wm. Burne
Wis. Barog
Haines
O. B. Baird
Finance Committee
Wreran
Correst
Je Hs
Gi. P
W. Weetall
Dale Weet
Railroad Street
L. J. Bowman
Vetera
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Bargain
J. Hl. Bunn
Lawrence County
Madras
Sumner
Illinois
I. H. Bunn
Ti,m. Stevens
J. W. Gines
T. J. Burns
Atders
Garvier Barnett Vann
Dale
Hepdan Unis
Newsy
SERRA
Crawford
Oblong
Flardingville
Piercebung
G. A. Seeil
Hatsonville
Flat Rock
Misa Amadda Meford
Villas Vicinity
Kentucky
Anos
Ed Pickstol
Wearpore
Mike Hanen
Fain Sesern Yeates
M4 Regiment
Peter Boon
Wesley Hayden
River Front
Leeds
Elizabeth Seibert
Charles J. Seibert
Elizabeth Ginther
Pennsylvania
Chas. Seibert
Jane Buchanan
Joshua Buchanan
Daily Register
Richland
Goddard
Jamal
Edwarde
Sthay
Cleko
City of Samner
Berneide
H May
Dobo Jndy
Electio Clay
Har Loris Waller
Silas Suussgrass
Will English
Todee Brian & Coachman
Lamber
Ond
Ballota
Hoopes
C Shaler
Pickering
Will Beanblossom
Ally Peters
Dennie King
Travia
Eescence Seine
Gem Mill Co
Diebureed
Eery
Morgan
Same
Larrie But
Sandere
May Hardware Co
Pob McNemer
Sayn
Joab Edgar
Germantown
Cal
Chamberlain
Dale & Sheridan
Spain
Paris
London
Dale & Sheridan’s
People's Drug Store
C.F. Blanke's
Yours
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