Harvest Home guests and local visits in Plainville and area
Local social notes report visitors and departures from Loogootas to Plainville and nearby towns. Hurtful travel details include Mrs Burrell from Meat to Odea, Miss Rogers guests, and residents like Sanford family moving to town. Several records mention Harvest Home attendance, relatives visiting Vincennes, and exchanges among Miss Lukon, Miss Carnahan, and Rev Knowlton's circle.
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Mecisec
Ee ‘Walker
Wright
Loogootas
Eo Burrell
Odea
Henderson Arty
Harvest
Plainville
Trainors
Tolliver
Elnora
Belen Rogers
Nelli Carnahan
Looguotea
Misa Esther Wallace
Boma
Einora
J. B. Abell
A. H. Faith
Grant
Miltora Mallett
Missouri
Jobo
Tackson
Fisinville
Doraen
Neltito Linga Te
Bloody Gattle of Woolmen Forces Clash in City
Factions of the modern woolen trades join in a bloody contest as about 100 men from rival groups confront each other in the city. Bennett is fatally wounded amid a rough mob scene aimed at removing records. Firearms clubs and knives were used. martial law was declared and several others were hurt. Names of attendees include L. D. Viavk James Garder Bil Baco KA Smidaberg and Po Casey amid the chaotic melee.
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Fyerox
Kook
Anaritk
Ryok
Shi Onler
Rook Island
Lultwies
W.c
L. D. Viavk
James Garder
Bil Baco
Smidaberg
Po Casey
Fittespatures
Bloodshed Flares as Miners Clash at Docks
A violent confrontation erupts between stokers and cloudes near the mine area. Deputies push to separate crowds as injuries mount and a court date looms for several suspects. Authorities warn of further action to restore order.
Vnat Tommy Said Ore Jobmout Thi Kane
Vnat Tommy declares a cryptic message about an Ore job in a fragmented note. The remark hints at urgency and potential involvement of unnamed locals, with little contextual detail to determine place or outcome. Further readable content remains sparse.
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Charlay
Conningham
Hister
Mise
Enogaotes
Alex Urquitare
Cruadd
Ottis Crawford
Joseph’s Bea
Norwica
Ashington
Mont‘gomary
Endin Ealer
Q Evans
Dias
Shaker Digesti Chedia
Hatvco Company
Soystedlan
Greene
Ion
Hsnilsion Company
el Pont
Cai
Moviners
John Hul
Jos Onde
Moailiy
Aniel Minoy
Ia Spiendad
Fade Garness
Dariher
Bennett
Losal
fMonry
Gwen
Dames I
David of
Lamardite
Tobia City
Seeayen
Massoil
Washington Uravinsl Wits Lwolye
Itay
Vernon
Terhundo Balla
Tiny Lave
Wgre
Mote
Tia i Seaubient
Vietory
Viuegnnes
Beauayille
Aelljing
Fui
Maymr Aulunsd
Catria Keifer
Kevler
Aval
Washington, D. C
Barth Washingtong
GH Ri Stormont
Sally Parer
Clacton
Tom Adams
Wincasnes
Belng
Knox County
Findlay
Ghiy
Aod
Adams
Vega
Adama
Understaad
Jayia
P. de. Haris
Bere
Will
Charley Nekes
Rae
Iwaseo
Rae Boas
Jennies
Sian
Keister
Tod
Mayer Spbncey Hove
Petersburg
Spancer
Apeault
Okimboms
Cincinnati
St. Howis
Chicago
New Yoursee
Shervill Loning
Appual Institute
Ubk Davives
John Kernade
St Johns Cemetery
Thittysfiva Ci¢Rabers
Te ‘Torre Tante National Guild
Nashville
Vincégnes
Wothingion ¢ Company
Hugh Barr
Ucluiy Nancy Ciagukiois
Anne Tal
Alilin
Donsana
Stokers
Cloudes
Poerguiide
August
Avis Mat
Adarie
Ile
Aves
Thamous
Aha
Vnat Tommy
Will On
Sumatra
Bs Drug Co
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