Compromise and Trial Cast Shadow on Miller Case
Local papers report a swap of allegations around Miller in a case involving alleged embezzlement of 200 from United Typewriter and Supplies. Officials dispute the tale of a planned escape under the name Templin, while questions linger over a Green town interview and the Herald’s reporting.
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Miler
Grrentown
United
Louisvillé
Invil
W.bidhhuy
Abeivodl Hom
Wil Miller
Ava
Fakul
Marshinl
Millers
Marshall
Firris Enys Miller
Muir
Ahal
iMilsler
Pitsondr
The
Herald Nbs
LETTE
Report on road plans and costs discussed by the commission
The engineers propose gravel roads twelve feet wide nine inches deep at about 2400 dollars per mile. They will file a report soon and present it to the commissioners court at the next session for action.
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Enginger
Local notes and visits mix with weather wind effects
The clipping notes a strong wind and its likely impact on corn crops. It mentions Mrs L B Griffin and son Charles visiting relatives in Greenfield and farmers using straw for feed. Also references Rev La Mi Reager in Washington and a visit by Rev Mr Claf Columbus delivering sermons.
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L. B. Griffin
Charlesiof . Greenfield
Washington
Claf Columbus
Local scattered notes from Corning and Loogootee area
Fragmented report lists residents visiting Loogootee and Terre Haute, with mentions of Casey, Mrs Michael Gosgrove, Miss Sai Gillooly, Joe Bennet Montome, Reuben Lag, and others. Contains stray references to social visits, a new house, patrols, and a Washington trip by Cortigues. many garbled phrases hinder clarity.
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John Casey
Lot
Loogootee
Carrico
Auatinj
Tani al: Casey
Terre Haute
Sas
St. Patrice
Michael Gosgrove
Ashington
Washington
Wyesny
Elephant
Miss Antic Heaves
Julia
Gomery
Fragmentary Local Notices From Washington and Indiana
The readable fragments mention individuals connected to Washington and Indiana, including teachers and families. Names appear alongside scattered place references and unsettled notes about land and dates, but most details are unreadable or incomplete.
Local residents gather amid funeral notices and town tidings
In Van Buren township and nearby areas residents mark events from a funeral of Rev. Al Myers to visits by neighbors and relatives. Details mention health issues, travel from Washington and Cincinnati, and a basket dinner at Morris Chapel drawing a fair crowd.
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Nuridl Idal
Jacob
van Buren
al. Myers
Cahill
A. Myerst
Myers
Evansville
Atherburgh
Lem
Walter Gorsage
Washinton
Hoy. C
Thompson
Rie
Jadnes Radcliff
Ici
Morris Chapel
Murder case and execution news from the Gazette era
The item reports a Knox County homicide suit involving Ana Lester and a defendant with damages sought for alleged room exposure. It also notes a despatch from Beatle Washington that Charles Wordstrom will be hanged Friday for a Willieison murder, with coverage by former Gazette editor Sefrit and partisan notes on political figures and crops.
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Ana Lester
Vincerthe
É Knox
Jira He Prato
Vinerines
Beatle
Charles
Wordstrom
Willie Ison
Fen Pears
Lule Sefrit
Tie i
Sefrit
Visitors and Relatives From Nearby Towns Gather at Local Home
The passage lists several visitors and relatives in Onettsville, including Miss Etta Fairhurst from Odon, Mr and Mrs William Llard of Odbn, and Ross Eaton of Washington. It notes Sunday visits by families and daughters with mentions of May in Washington Wests and Bloomfield residents Latura Kitlion.
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Thomas
Bernett
Ethes Ir
O William Llard
Etta Fairhurst
Odon
Fos
Mii
Ross Eaton
Washington
Washington Wests
Latura
Kitlion
Cco
Piaipviliq
M Clark
Bloomfield
Binday
Notice to Heirs Creditors in the Estate of Mary E Slinkard
Notice to heirs and creditors in the matter of Mary E. Slinkard deceased in the Daviess Circuit Court October term 1901 Celia J Berry administratrix of William E H Slinkard estate has filed her account and will have accounting examined on October 14 1901 at which time heirs creditors and legatees must appear to show cause why the account should not be approved and to prove heirship to any part of the estate Clerk Harps Washington August 20 1901 Allen Billheimer Attys
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Mary E.slinkard
Daviess
Cour
Celia J. Berry
Slinkard
Ottober
Jelia J. Berry
Administratris
Washington
Harps
Allén &Billheimer
Unclear UN ASSOCIATION meeting notes and names
Fragmented OCR reading lists names, dates, places, and programs with minimal readable context. The text mentions Whit Haka and Antal Meviljiyr plus various affiliations, titles, and events, but specifics are not discernible.
W Eales Creek gathers for church and fair plans
Community notes show Joli Morgan visiting Indianapolis and Montgomery this week among many locals attending institute events. Several households report visits from relatives and friends while planning church activities at Greelk church and a July fair expected to draw large crowds.
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Ae Ean
Joli Morgan
Dianapolis
Montgomery
Peches Institute
Carl
Demmin
Afi
Anil Mra
Ned Fitz Gera
Uum Holla’ Spa Milde Nisoul
Wiliam
Carrie Gide Jo
Montgomeryis
Donalison
Bitan
Frank J Rusk
Gil
Baptist Askofinfre
T Greelk
Tatab
Fragmented 19th Century Notice Brims With Names and Places
A garbled OCR fragment lists numerous personal names, towns, dates and events, referencing visits, moves, and social notices. It mentions Washington, Joliet, Hope, Joplin, and Genesee among others, with scattered references to households, birthdays, illness, and travel, all in a dense, eel-like stream of proper nouns.
Old Settlers Meet Features Lawn Ball Games and Gossip
Fragmented local notes describe Old Settlers meeting events with garden ball matches between Giden, Loogootaa, Bromisle, and Cannel teams. Anecdotes include gambling rumors, visiting relatives from Indianapolis, and residents chatting about farm life and town affairs amid the rough transcription.
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Odor Oil
Vegan Digglog
Worthington
Old Settlers
Oden
Loogeot
Bynora
Bussines
Cinda
Uotap
Tadianapolis
Relativity
Mate Batrit
Kensa
York
Havre
Ata
Miss Eora C Fsa Visits Friends in Reedlsey
Miss Eora C Fsa visited friends at Reedlsey on a Wednesday. Mrs Alice Abbott and daughter were there with others in attendance. The report mentions several local people including Myers Walter Cox Osmon Mary Mallett Maria Stanley and Miles Osa. A move to Mississippi is noted for Mr Mcatlen and lumbering work planned at a farm in Beatla. The item reflects a cluttered society note with names and nearby places.
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Eora
Redlesyile
Mednesday
Alice Abbott
Myers
Walter. Cox
Osmon
Mary Mallett
Maria Stanley
Arte A
Apolis
Wori
Husin
Mcatlen
Bieta Farm
Mississippi
Abe
Raplesville
Saturnin
the. Ivith Relativ
Haig Ig
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Wits Deelee
Ibe Ik
Tnobes
Corning
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b.Sundsy
Aura Prand
Ls Publinti
Dymor
William Iden
Louisville
C. Ey Pherle
Berdidad
Ion
Cornettsvillé
Nahip
Filer
Wright
Whee Ae Jrds
Wangan
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Réha Hyyatt
Hillshat Syatt
Hyatt
Haut Main
Lipatt
Eidara
Buack Dak
Adele Thor -Fioral
Jackman
Guty
Taloute
Iwii
Irs
George
Iwin
Vinetanes
Inital
Agate
Lamingial
Osborne
Murtit
Allen
Dobit
Chandley
St Louis
Nelia Mueris
Chindier
Mold
Minnie
Miss Myers
Lainy
Core
Mayan
Wickham
Montgoery
Len
Mint
Robert Morrig
Bazilbi
Lecys
Jlovéph
A. Chatler
Jin Aleh
J W
Cannon
J. Alleniat Sgoutea
Goaa
Mission of Humanity
iHdétie
Gosgootee
WL .B. Morris
Enid
Okla
Clara
Chandler
Petersburg
Tnettsville
Pan Jon Holl
UN Association
Knox Pile
Olurle
al Ph
D. T
Othui Qrtematig
Y.P
Weales
Tadinna' Enti
Mio Nu
Nj Milton
Wong
Hans
Luchiln Ieee
Ian
Adamann
Sir Sun Hier
Roy
Fi Winklepleeg
Jolietfeiferman
Bart Warth
Dr. McPhirvon
Ted
Clicln
Nettie i
Tata
Rondel
Wales
McCricket
Trom Herd
Lytaite
Billy Els
Angi
Jolity
Heyden
Andatey
Lina
Yi Wauken
Che
Henry
Blaviuk
Dan
Davis
Cianelburg
Thomas Daily
Trainor - Syns
Hero Oraday
Genesee and
Son George
Don
Rand
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