Narrow Escape as Horse Kicks Worker at Carnahan Yard
Will Vance of the M. J. Carnahan company was kicked by a fractious horse at the Van Trees street barn. The blow fractured the skin and bruised his left side and face, knocking him unconscious. He was taken home for rest and expected to miss several days of work after Dr. J. W. Clark treated him.
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Will Vance
M. J. Carnahan Company
Vance
van Trees Street
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Hastings Family Fined for Assault in Elmore Township
Mr and Mrs John Hastings and their son William were each fined two dollars and costs by Mayor Clark for assault and battery on Thomas Kitlion a wealthy neighbor and Hastings brother in law. The trial of the three family members continues.
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Wiliam
Elmore Township
Clark
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Hog dispute leads to fight in Mayor Clark's court
Family filled the morning with a quarrel as Killion said he went to Bastings home to fetch a hog. The dispute escalated into a fight with Mrs Hastings and her son joining in. Killion suffered a beating but was not seriously hurt. Detective William Elis pleaded not guilty to intoxication and faces trial Monday at nine in Mayor Clark's court.
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Killion
Bas ‘Tings
William Elis
Miss Nelle Sefrit Leads Labor Day Queen Voting
Miss Nelle Sefrit holds a large lead in the Labor Day Queen contest with 925 votes, ahead of Miss Tillie Vollmer and a list of other candidates including Miss Laura Clark and Miss Mayme Fromme. Voting continues through Sunday and next week as results are tallied.
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Nelle Sefrit
Tillie Vollmer
Nelle Serrit
Laura Clark
Josie Kocher
Lottie Faust
Martha Mattingly
A.J. Denk
Jean Wington
Alice Harward
Irma Hayes
Sara Neal
Bessie Lavelle
Anna Padgett
Elizabeth Telson
Nellie Bowman
S.eee
Henrietta ‘Beitman
Marriage Licenses Listed for Four Couples
Charles Borewits and Ethel Pry. Charles T. Padgett and Rose E. Nolen. Terman Horrall and Lillie Laughlin.
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Charles Borewits
Ethel Pry
Charles T. Padgett
Rose i E. Nolen
Terman Horrall
Lillie Laughlin
Jeffries Dominates Corbett in San Francisco Bout
James J. Jeffries defeated James J. Corbett in the ninth and a half rounds in a San Francisco heavyweight title spectacle. Referee Graney stopped the match after Jeffries scored decisive lefts to Corbett's stomach. Corbett acknowledged Jeffries stands alone with improved speed, skill, and power as the crowd witnessed a clear display of Jeffries’ superiority.
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sMechanic
San Francisco
James J. Jeffries
Jim
Corbett
Graney
Jeffries
John L. Sullivan
Carson City
Bob Fitzsimmons
Vincennes Fair Association Publishes Premium List
The Vincennes fair association released its premium list for the event to be held Oct 56 to 10 with James M. House as secretary. J F Floyd, once a local Christian church preacher, left today with his family for Winnamac, a town of 1700 in the northern part of the state. Hon Andrew Humphreys, Southern Indiana's grand…
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Vincennes Fair Association
James M. House
J. F. Floyd
Christian Church
Winnamac
Andrew Humphreys
Indiana
State Board to Issue Health Literature on Disease
Indianapolis reports the State Board of Health will publish literature detailing deaths and causes of consumption. The board aims to educate the public on care and treatment, but seeks more funding from the legislature. Locals attended social events including a birthday party for a five year old with friends and refreshments.
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State Board of Health
Indianapolis
Aus
Jay
Sumis
Watermelon party honors Indianapolis guests in society notes
Mr and Mrs Charles Feagans hosted friends at a watermelon party for Miss Anna Coleman of Indianapolis. A hay ride was held in Loogootee for Miss Pearl Walker of Indianapolis visiting Mr and Mrs Feagans.
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Charles Feagans
Anna Coleman
Indianapolis
Loogootee
Pearl Walker
Washington and Bedford Play at New Park Sunday
Sunday ball game tips as Washington meets Bedford at the new park. Bedford has a stronger lineup and defeated Loogootee. Changes include Charlie Kramer at third and John Banta at second with Harry Banta in right field as the likely infield shifts.
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Hughes
Les
Rutheford Waggoner
Ragsdale
D. Corcoran
Seeg J. Banta
Judah Kramer
Akers P. Corcoran
M. Bringham J
Kanee Cramer Howard P CO
Bringham
Rail and shop officials report Cincinnati ties to Martinsville line
The report lists J J Givan and J W Curran of Cincinnati among visiting officials and states others like Chickedunts and R O Wallace returning to Flora. It notes boilers soon in use and surveys from Martinsville to Evansville, with a proposed spur from Vincennes toward Washington. Herbert Glover, now with the B&O SW RR, gains a third salary increase to 273.00 per month.
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Cincinnati
J.W. Curran
Charles Chickedunts
Flora
R. Oh. Wallace
S. C. Draze
Boviness
Enos
Seymour
Stratten
Fortis
Philadelphia
O. I-W
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