City welcomes a flood of visitors on business
The text lists numerous people arriving in the city on business or visiting relatives, including H C Thomas Mrs E M Bates in Loogootee, Arch Yatel from Elnora, Noah White from Lyons, Col H H Flyatt from Orleans, Charlie Roberts from Louisville, J H Jeffries from Seymour, Thomas Wadstworth of Eaglesville, Sol H Davis from Seymour, Mrs Hugh Mills visiting St Louis, E H Wagner from Vincennes, Gilbert Bond from Terre Haute, Sam Freedman from Evansville, W F Link from Petersburg, David M Hinkle from Evansville, B M Colter from Evansville, Bart Johnson from Frontenac, Ernest Meier from Evansville, Miss Mable Jackson from Loogootee, many more residents and visitors, with cross-town and regional travel noted. A closing line reflects a moral aphorism about theft of reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Wadstworth
Eaglesville
Sol. H. Davis
Seymour
Hugh Mills
St. Louis
E. H. Wagner
Vincennes
Gilbert Bond
Terre Haute
Sam Freedman
Evansville
Stoday
W. F. Link
Petersburg
David M. Hinkle
Iday
B. M. Colter
Bart Johnson
Fron
Smitz
Linton
Weathers
New Albany
John F. Grill
Rica Hengey
Dubois County
J. W. Stewart
Nebraska
Ind
Notice to Non-Residents in Daviess Circuit Court
In Daviess County Indiana the circuit court issue a notice to defendants H W Horn and Belle Horn to appear March term 1901 or face default. Complaint 10 563 filed by Wades and Williams with attorney Bonnerys. residence unknown after diligent inquiry. seal of clerk at Washington Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daviess County
Daviess
Court -Marchee D. L
Bonnerys
H. W.orn
Belle Horn
Eeworth & Williams
H.W. Horn
Belle Horn Font
Wades
Washington
Indiana
Sunday School Convention Held at Daviess County Church
Annual Sunday school convention met at the Presbyterian church in Daviess County Sunday afternoon with Rev. W. Spdonts as chair. Talks by Rev. Jannon and Rev. Carmack emphasized modern methods, heart teaching, and church growth. plans for better teacher training and county organization were laid out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daviess County
Presbyterian Church
Doutnty
Ww. E. Spdonts
HB. A. Caeneedt
Syonts
Bible Atuay
Benk
Nevet
Geserdl
Btale Dong Hace
United States
Mens
Iiliteke
Davidh
Rev
J. Jannon
Indi
Anapolis
Dobbs
Christ
Learding
John.d. Roinfeller Jr
Joby Wannamaker
Acher
Itr
Carmack
Daviessounty
Ivork
Thode
Carman
W. EL
Schafer
Migses
Mina’ Melton
Minnie Hall
Vs. Dobbs
Gorby
Indiana's Lynchings and Legal Executions Compared
A historical note recalls twelve mob lynchings in Indiana over twelve years and one legal execution. It lists victims Charles Hawkins Shelbyville 1891 Louis Frenchi Browstown 1893 William Jesting Henry Shater Lyle Levi Bert Aarons Clifford Jordan Versailles 1897 Marion Tyler Scottsburg 1897 James Henderson Bud Rowland Rockport 1900 Joseph Raith Hoosville 1900 John et Bedford 1893. The only legally executed man was James E. Stone of this county hanged in Jeffersonville for murdering the Wratten family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockport
Boonville
Big Weels
Indiana
James E. Stone
Soi
Wratten
Charles Hawkins
Shelbyville
Louis Frenchi
Browdstown i
William Jesting
Henry’ “Shater
Lyle Levi
Bert Aarons
Clifford Jordon
Versailles
Marion Tyler
Scottsburg
James Hendeson
Bud Rowland
Joseph Raith
Hoonyile
Jolin Et
Bedford i
Births and notices in local papers prompt community pride
Exletters argue birth notices and public notices in city papers deserve space. The writer praises local pages for fostering town enterprise and reader value, recalling a humorous anecdote about paying for footwear.
How He Lost At A Back Kitchen Door
A weary tramp explains his injury from shooting craps and asks for help at a back kitchen door. He leaves with food for three, admitting the act and the motive. The piece shifts to Indiana city growth data and notes on Danish poet Holger Drälmann as an attractive Scandinavian figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie
Holger Dra¢lmann
Scandinavia
Hov
Lou Parsons Dead in Murphysboro Died of Malaria Fever
Louis B. Parsons, about 36, died at 4 15 PM Wednesday in a Murphysboro hospital after a week with malaria fever. He lived in this city until recently and worked as a fireman on the Mobil and Olio railroad. He leaves a wife and son Robert, his father I M Parsons of Topeka, and a grandmother Mrs Elis Hyatt. He was a member of the Brotherhood Locomotive Firemen and carried $1560 insurance. His body will be shipped here for burial after arrangements by his uncle Elisha Hyatt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis B. Parsons
Murphys
Boro
Uls
Lou
Barnett Livery
Tie
Washington
Pease
Robert
I. M. Parsons
Topeka
Kansas
Parsons
The
Brotherhood Locomotive Firemen
Death of renowned statistician Michael G Mulhall noted
Michael G Mulhall, famed statistician and author, died last week aged sixty three. Born in Dublin he educated in Ireland and Rome. He founded the first daily South American paper Buenos Ayres Standard and later popularized statistics globally. He advised the British Association and wrote key works including Industries and Wealth of Nations and Dictionary of Statistics. His US census prediction for 1900 is cited as a notable achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael G. Mulhall
Dublin
Irish’ College i
Rome
I Int
South America
Buenos Ayrab Standard
Hisj
United States
Cincinnatij Times
Star
Local notes from Alfordsville and nearby towns
Alfordsville and nearby communities report social visits births illnesses and deaths. Residents Mary Kyle Jedleman and others are mentioned with various travels to Loogootee Jasper Washington and Cincinnati. A Farmers Alliance lodge formed. Christmas events and pie socials are planned. Rev W H Hershman to speak. Mrs. Arnold Brown dies after five months illness leaving six children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Hershman
Vincennes University
U. B
Arnold Brown
John Zinkan
St. Peters
Father Matthews
St. Michaels
Brown
Permelia
Clairsey
Chicago
Elmina
Dant
Vincennes
Rebecca Zinkan
Barr Township
Lettie. Shouse
South Washington
Lizzie Rudolph
Montgomery and Thomas
Loogootee
Montgomery Christmas Greeting and Road Condition Note
A brief Montgomery note wishes readers a merry Christmas and a happy New Year to the editor and readers. The writer reports sickness locally and comments roads are in unusually good condition for travel.
Cura of Thanks for Kindness and Floral Offerings
Mr and Mrs W D Allen thank friends and neighbors for kindness and help during illness and death of their son. The family gratefully acknowledges the expression of esteem through floral offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wa. D. Allen
Forest Hill Neighborhood Notes From Plainville and Washington
Social notices recount visits and errands across Plainville Washington and nearby areas. Names include Chattin Edgle Eaton Myers Eagle Patterson Killion Eaton Myers, and others with relatives, visits, church attendance, and local events. Protracted meetings are in session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nat Chattin
Austin
Plainville
Ada Eagle
Gideon Isenogle
Washington
Bert Wallace
Hyatt
John Dougherty
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H.C. Thomas
E. M. Bates
Loo‘gootee
Arch Yatel
Noah White
Lyons
H. H. Flyatt
Orleans On
Charlie Roberts
Louisville
J.H. Jeffries
Essie Dayton
Springfield
J. P. Lasswell
Campell
Guy G. Osbon
M. C. Prewitt
Bloomfield
Jack Drake
Termple Court
Sullivan
GC. Hanson
Deering Harvester Co
Vincennes Capital
Messra
John
Wm. M. Hayes
Margaret “Beckes
Vincennes Commercial
Ed F. Kendall
Perry Baldwin Ho
Dental “College
Hdianapolis
Walter Tolsoin
Boont
Italy
Iwao
B&o S
Vivcennes
Tae
Isis
Ft. Wayne
Indianapolis
Golf South Bend
Lou Parsons
Murphysboro
Thomas Conlin
Philip Coalin
Frank Pew and
Nannie T. Bech
Jel
Lu WastEp
Pouth Street
P. McCarty
Baltimore and Ohio South
Western
Smith
Lane Shore
Rug Gless
Michigan Central
Crane
Wabash
Lynch
Big Four
Central , Passenger Association
Buffalo
St. Louis Globe
Democrat
Thomas McCauley
Arthur Canada
Alfordsville
Bukrns
Gel Allen
Loogostee
Susan Gold
Hag
Duzan
Taper
Greene Allen
Laser
Miss Mary
Kyle
Loogootee Priday
Spencer Jedleman
Steve Porter
Geo
Cole
Con
Spencer Jackman
Billy Smoot
Glendale
John Leistahr
Haysville
Sherd Jackman
John Alford
Gustavus Raney
Milo B. Holly
Squire L. M. Buyris
Loorootee
A. Willace
Sigel Allen
Johnny. Chandler
Loogvoteg
Ignad Newton Fis
Jasper
Ette Jeffries
Seymour Wis
Kelly Chandlers
Clan Mitchell
Oklahoma
John Chandler
H,p
Summers
Rahe
Worthington
McCord
Ffamily
Loogoo
Teener
Farmers Alliance
James Hulst
Chaarles Tolbert‘ Ham
Ruth McCord
Cincinnati
Terman
Horrall
McCord & Burch
John W. Walls
the Gazette
P. Igdge
Order
D. McCord
Otto Hobson
B.S. Baker
Mace’ McCord
Clincinnati
Rev. G. P
Crawford
Milo B. Belly
South Bend
Odd Fellows
Ethel
Allen
Clements School
Glen Chandler
Gelia’Hunt
Henry Myers
Martin County
Marshal Hunt
Arlington D. Jackman
Co. A4
22Nd Regiment
United States Infaantry
Philippines
Hirami‘Chandler
Here
Startin
Lown
David Elliot
Tillie Beckett
George O’ Neill
Lawrence Reflitt
Joe Harris
John West
Greenville
Charles Wwildridge i
Herman - Strauss Y
Clinton
Capt
Keteham
Peart
JS. West Hafer
Creix
F. A. Dixon
Montgomery Sunday School
Arthur Loughmiller
Barr
Cannerburg
Hoxt ‘Institute
Hela
George Wolin
Cura
Forest Hill
William Chattin
Sam Edgle
William Carroll
Roy Gilliatte
C. Myers
Edward Eaton
Friedley
Nottié
Lizzie Chattin
Tra Patterson
Alex Killion
E. L. Eaton
Della Myers
Nora
Cora Patterson
William Eaton
Ida Bureh
Teachers’ Institute
Arthur Carrail
Afterburn Chapel
Hinkle
Gilliette and
Burch
Nancy Clements