Amusing Debate Between J Adam Bode and Mil Seidel
A crowded outdoor debate between J Adam Bode of Minnesota and Mil Seidel of Milwaukee turned into a humorous exchange as both sides traded witty stories and jabs. Rain forced a move to the armory as the audience enjoyed comic interludes, while each speaker pressed for their doctrines with twenty minute preparations and brief rebuttals.
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United States
J. Adam Bode
Monesota
Mmil Seidel
Milwaukee
Ko of Armory
Bi B Main Street
Bach
le Ranelichon
Wdy
Abeiy Ngieligg
van Trelk
Unos, Winn
Tee Garehill Hoecher
Auiieane
Elopement Plot Foils Paternal Pursuit In Mt Gilead
A flushed young man told agent Eizy Payne at the Short Line depot of an elopement from Mt Vernon after his sweetheart, a girl not yet of age, fled with him amid a furious father’s pursuit. They planned to marry in Covington Kentucky after a staged camp meeting, with funds and a change of clothes arranged in Mt Gilead.
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Mt. Gilead
Mt. Vernon
Eizy Payne
Short Line
Duleena
Detroit
Cincinnati
White House
Covington
Kentucky
Vernon Family Holds First Reunion at Riverside Park
The Vernon family met on Wednesday August 20 at Riverside park with about 100 relatives and friends attending. They shared food, sang, spoke, and thanked Rev Wells, electing WM Vernon as president and Cora Cochran as vice president, with a program committee listed. The next reunion is planned for Mawatha park on August 20, 1914.
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Vernon
Riverside Park
Mr. Wells
Wm. Vernon
Cora Cochran
Storm Damage Report From Fredericktown Ontario
A Thursday afternoon storm caused minor damage but no injuries reports. A cow owned by Frank Hardesty on the Handesty farm four miles east of Fredericktown was killed when struck by lightning.
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Fredericktown
Frank Hardesty
Handesty
Bennett Wharaday Bull Dog Captured After City Incidents
In a incident led by Constable Norrick the stray bull dog was captured after wandering streets and biting Ora Heanest in the city. Health Officer Blair ordered the dog kept for observation and possible treatment.
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J. Hirkong
Norrick
Blair
Deaths of Amy May Groome and Bert Grains
Amy May Groome died after complications at dental care in 1894. She is survived by her husband Bert Grains, a dealer, and two other family members. The notice appears from Mound View Infirmary, with details partially garbled.
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Amy May Grooms
Amy May Groome
North Catharine Aire
Thurraday
Dineserh
el le
Bert Grains
Dieler
LP Diatlers
Fon
They
May Eerie
Mack
HOM Madero
Mound View
Declaration of Applicant Must Wait Two Years for Final Papers
A notice indicates an applicant must wait two years before final papers can be issued. The document outlines the required steps and timing for completing immigration or residency processing, with authorities asserting the constraint and the expected milestones.
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Htene J. Darlenx
United States
Junet
Belgium
United States of America
Durieux
Lunacy Proceedings Against Allam Are Dismissed
Frederick Allan of Mt Vernon facing lunacy proceedings is dismissed by Probate Judge Wilkins, with him committed to the county infirmary on relatives' application. He recently returned to Mt Vernon after a 20 year West stay and earlier suffered a streetcar accident. Physicians say he is not insane.
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Frederick Allan
Wilkins
County
Allam
Mt. Vernon
West
Mansfield
Real Estate Transfers Listed In Local Notice
Prive n estate transfers show no bond or appraisal required. Camella Williams et al to Olner Williams a lot in Elmwood add Mount Vernon for $1. Wilson M Cochran to Lulu Rine hare part of lot 16 Bladensburg for $1. Sarah Vance et al to A D Barnhart et al three acres in Miller for $1.
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Camella Williams Et al
Olner, Williams
Elmwood Add
Mt. Vernon
Wilson M. Cochran
Lulu Rinehare
Bladensburg
Big 100
Sarah Vance
A. D. Barnhart
Miller
Fire destroys large country barn near Mt Vernon
A Thursday afternoon lightning strike on a stormy Knox county day totally destroyed a large barn owned by Edward Mooy on the Chesterville road about five miles northwest of Mt Vernon. A silo burned, grain and hay as well as farm implements were lost, four horses were saved, and nearby outbuildings and the Moog residence caught fire but suffered limited damage.
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Edward Mooy
Chesterville Road
Mt Vernon
Knox County
Moog
Officers Elected By Mulberry Street M P Church
The Mulberry street M P church annual meeting elected officers for the coming year. Names include C K Squires as club leader, R M Davis financial secretary, Mrs Th M Davis assistant, and W H Turner treasurer with a three year term. Recording secretary Burgess Sharp and various stewards, music and visiting committees were listed. The church year closes with new officers to be installed Sunday after preaching, and Rev. S Ford to begin second Sunday in September. Members from nearby towns visited, including Charles Heffelfinger and Charles Arnholt families.
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Mul-berry Street
M. P
Clu
C. K. Squires
R. M. Davis
Mre
Th. M. Davis
Turner
A. P. ‘Taylor
Squires
Burgess Sharp
N. G. "Turner
R.ay Matthews
Johnson
Mary Allgpaugh
Dortha Burris
Nelle Cochran
A. By Jones
Cora Elliott
Jl. C. Gates
Cora Lemley
Thomas Merrit
Maud Rine
John Craig
Gromer Gilund
Missing Chief Clements Located Near Dayton Home
Investigations into the two week disappearance of Chief R Clements after his prisoner Thomas Harrington escaped near the Columbus depot produced rumors and unconfirmed reports. The chief called his wife from Dayton Ohio saying he was sick and would contact her later. He is staying at J L Nickburger's home in Mt Vernon cared for by the family. Dayton authorities alerted to bring him home. Acting Chief McElroy to escort liquor violator John Smith to Dayton work house and locate the chief, informing Sheriff Woolfson upon findings.
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Clements
Thomas Harrington
Columbus
Elizabethtreet
Dayton
Ohio
J. L Nck]burger
Bell Telephone Co
Mt. Vernon
Netbargers
McElroy
John Smith
Woolfson
Shot At Chicken Hawk And Hit Woman Muskegon
George Seibert a 45 year old Duck Lake farmer was arraigned for assault with intent to kill after a Wednesday shooting of Mrs. Gus tavia Rosell a Chicago summer tourist. Rosell remains in Hackley Hospital in serious condition with gunshot wounds to the breast and arm. bail set at 1000 while authorities await her outcome. The incident is described as possibly accidental.
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Muskegon
Mich
George Selbers
Gustava Rosell
Chicago
Landmark Brick House Destroyed by Fire During Storm
A large brick house owned by Jeaae Pleming about three miles west of the city on the Green Valley road burned after an electrical storm Thursday afternoon. The vacant home was discovered ablaze around five o'clock by neighbors. Lightning struck the roof, and despite immediate efforts to extinguish, the flames could not be checked. The building, a longtime landmark, stood for many years and had served as a Dowertend for the Fleming family and later for the Kinehart family insurance covered the land.
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Jeaae
Fleming
Kinehart
Anti Mormon Party Hinted in Idaho Involving Dubois
Washington reports a possible new political party in Idaho led by former Senator Fred Dubois to unite anti Mormon forces. The aim is to defeat Senator Brady and back a Dubois chosen candidate, potentially triggering similar anti Mormon alignments in Intermountain states. The move follows claims federal patronage has favored Mormons under Wilson.
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Washington
Idaho
Fred Dubois
James H. Brady
Cotion
Dubois
Mormon Party
Miho
Huch & Party
Intermountain
Staten
Han Fm
Wilson
Eaid
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Ceventy
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Wardesty
Bennett
Mossholder
Centerbury
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Greek
John Perkins
Olive A. Gantt
Milford Township
Mins Gantt
Mia
Mila Shatter
Elmer Shatter
Hlm
Shaffer Wis
Newark
Swarts & Fordum
Supher
Tae
Womenelore
Helle Shall Farmer
Butler Tow Oh
Hiete
Monroe
J. Me Thala
Alig
Beton
Mt. Verton
Mutyln
M. P. Church
Charles Heffelfinger
Loudonville
Charlee Arnholt
Jelloway
B. Wish
Martin Huber
Plc. Hansen
Indianapoli
Indiana
Wish To Vislt
Slater
Aya Ayoholt1oudonyitle
Mra
Carl Bettig
Delphos
Thoraday
Fortigte Brother
Willian Fettig
A. M. Bettie
Damehters
Robert Moorman
Mins Pauline Foli
Alvo
Ell
J. L. Neibarger
Officer McElroy
Charles William Burkett
Burkett
New _ York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
West Virginian
Maryland
Dware
Norge Bas
Dee
Onynar
Splendid Farm Journal
American Agriculturist
Banner
The
Northwestern Elevator & Mill Co
Hanford
Danny Shay
Bieleaguer
Helenaeum
Uplon
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