Prohib tion Convention Hearings and Travel Deals
The notice outlines convention dates for the Prohibition party with ticket pricing and travel packages for April and May. It lists a house and outbuildings for sale at 1208 McCormick Ave, with a detailed property description. It also references medical advisories and local ads for cough remedies and an Assembly notice, plus local reports from Smith & Winton’s store.
Fatal Saloon Riot Leaves Multiple Arrests
A Saturday night melee at a Morris street saloon in Indianapolis ends with ONeill dead from a skull fracture after a quarrel with Rutledge and Brown. Both men arrested for murder. Brown’s wife believed the death accidental. Other items include a Ridgeville boy killed by a train, a major fire in Maxinkuckee affecting several businesses, and multiple local incidents of embezzlement, suicides, and a shooting by an officer in Union City.
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O'Neil
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Rutledge
Muncie
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Rink
Daniel Xanffeld
Ife
Union City
Hardwick
C. W. Waite
Fragmentary historical notice hints at a legal or social event
Fragmentary OCR text mentions persons including Ross and Purcell, with scattered place names and a January reference. The legible fragments suggest a court or social notice in Augusta or Princeton context but details are unclear.
Marriage Licenses John F. Wsen and Ann Colgin
A brief marriage license notice lists John F. Wsen and Anne Colgin as the couple, with likely parish or city filing details and the date of license issuance. The report emphasizes the names and official act of licensure.
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John F. Wsen and
Ann‘e Colgin
Mystery of the Odon Thieves Lingers Over Town
Long standing petty thievery haunts Odon with unlocked doors and missing money and goods. A thief who knows the town, uses hidden keys, and evades capture has struck stores, homes, and a poultry man’s coop, taking dollars, stamps, and small items while leaving little trace.
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Odon
Sugany Ted
Odon Postiffied
W.C. Garten
Farraway
Sanborn Gazette Reports Medical Tragedy and Family Distress
Found at Sanborn, Dr Culme’s whereabouts unknown after a potential suicide threat linked to opium use. Telegrams and anxious family seek news as neighbors fear relapse and a heavy blow to his wife and children. The elder Culmer, a Sanborn resident, notes the doctor’s past recovery by Keeley cure and wonders about his current condition.
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Culme
Odon
White River
Will Culmer
Sanbern
Stephen Culmer
Keeley
Caliier Ee
Howard
Crooke
Grain-O Promises Safe Non Coffee Drink for All Ages
An advertisement touts GRAIN-O as a healthy cafe substitute suitable for children and adults. It claims the drink is made from pure grass, easy on the stomach, and marketed as a stomach friendly, affordable alternative to coffee at 16¢ per package in grocers.
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Jara
Haiti
Court adjournments and notices in Daviess term
The March term of the Daviess Circuit Court shows multiple continuations and adjournments including cases such as Brummitt vs Brummitt damages Seng vs Seng and McCord vs Hornady. The record also mentions injunctions, divorce action, and title actions, with various continuations.
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Daviess
Ovart
Saturda Semana Reeslyer
Hugh O’neall
McAdam
Yeas
Marihn “McGuire
Patriog Regatiovel
Josephine
John C.brummitt
John
Joséph Seng
Susan Seng
City Election Board Names New Election Official
A city committee names the man who will serve during the coming election. The Republican central committee announces the appointment for the first ward as part of preparations for city voting. The latest statistics note the United States has over 200000 miles of railroad and fewer than 20000 miles of good wagon roads.
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United States
Electric Bitters Sold By Belleville Druggist
Abraham Haré, leading Belleville druggist, touts Electric Bitterstones as best selling for twenty years. He claims the remedy purifies blood strengthens nerves and cures many ailments. Price 50 cents with books offered at one to ninety eight cents.
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Abraham Haré
Belleville
J.N. Jones Druggisty
Officials of Tag B GO Let Contract for Shenzhen Project
Officials indicate a contract will be awarded soon for a project in Shenzhen, with terms including a share percentage and initial timeline. Details remain unclear due to garbled OCR text.
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Tag B
GO. S
George Wallace Faces Robbery Charge in Walters Hotel Room
Unclear text indicates George Wallace was charged with robbery or petit larceny in a Walters hotel room. Details are garbled, but the note mentions a judge, a Houghton reference, and a three year term or sentence, with a stranger involved.
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George Wallace
Houghton
Walters
Petit Larée
Wassen- Fo
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