Two Men Involved In Drunken Homicide Fight
Iranands and Sameer Barekheed, tenants of William Hayes, were involved in a violent altercation after a party. Baker struck Burkhead in the road near their homes, and Burkhead wounded Baker with a knife. Baker received medical care and was fined for intoxication. Burkhead was fined for assault and battery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sameer Barekheed
William Hayes
Baker
Barkhead
Bach
Burkhead
Hayes
Washington
A. H. Holder
Daviews Uuviy
Nebraska
Rally raises 20000 for church building fund at First Presbyterian
Enthusiastic turnout at three rally day meetings led by Joseph W Powell of Buffalo. N Y A sum of 20000 was raised toward a new church building as part of a larger 28000 total including existing funds. Bonds will be issued for the subscribed money with a Wednesday meeting of donors scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Joseph W. Powell
Buffalo
N.Y
Brotherhood
Lincoln era walnut cabinet saved from Evansville fire
A walnut cabinet valued highly and connected to Lincoln was saved from a blaze at the Evansville residence of United States Commissioner Wartman on Sunday. Firefighters prevented total loss though a corner of the cabinet and some unpublished correspondence between Captain Wartman and Lincoln partner W W A Herndon were damaged. The correspondence largely concerns Lincoln and may be material for a magazine article.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arahan
Lincoln
United States Commission
Wartman
Evansville
Hutae
Money Refunded in Suit Over Promissory Payment
Attorneys Hastings and Allen filed against Jared W Hayes. The case involves a promissory note for 200 dollars due earlier this year on I-34. The complaint claims Hayes failed to pay and seeks recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastings
Allene
C. Hayab
Hare
Healy
Hayes
Internal party battles swirl over county chair and district aims
The Washington Democrat details a power struggle among Democrats in Daviess Knox and Sullivan counties led by McHenry and Padgett. It covers factions backing Bryan, opposition to Gilbert Hendren, and efforts to control the district chair, with Bob Miers and Cy Davis factions contending for influence and postmaster prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
T McHenry
Elf
Ward
Jenry
McHenry
Cy Davis
Linton
Daviess
Gilbert Hendren
Bloomind
Robinson
Knox
Hendren
Ed Lemder
Bryan
Washington Democrat
Democrat
Dmmocrat
Sullivan
Moses
Alvin Padgett
Ands
Padgett
Indianapolis
Gilbert
Irman
Boas
Pady
Ee Ee Ipman
Hang
Spencey
Bob Miers
Thu Q'Nealls
Padgetts
Ogdon
Daréer
Congress
Osdon
Heffernan
John Spancer
O Nealls
The
World
Flesh
Devil
Samuel Elswick
Dgett
Elswick
Davis
Daviess County
David
Ington
Connel
cHenry
Ed Faith
Typhoid Fever Report Across Indiana Counties
October bulletin from the State Board of Health shows 562 typhoid cases in 73 counties with likely presence in all 92 counties. Daviess County reported 18 cases and 3 typhoid deaths in October, with a county death rate of 12.2 per 1000. seven city deaths yield an 8.2 city rate.
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Indiana Atte Board of Health
Clark
Daviess
Clinton
Dearborn
Fayette
Knox
Lawrence
Morgan
Warrick
Daviess County
Doctor W B Anderson Hurt in Dark Street Accident
The Vincennes Commercial reports Dr. W B Anderson formerly of the city lost an eye in a painful accident while rushing to treat Mrs W Whetatoe at her home. He took a wrong turn in darkness while responding to an urgent professional call around 2 o clock.
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Vincennes
W. B. Anderson
W. B. Anerson
W. Whetatoe
Boy injured after mining incident near depot
Andrew Wilber, son of Adam Epler of South Washington, was burned and injured near the B and O Southwestern depot last week. He is currently recovering, with prospects uncertain. Epler, previously injured in a coal mine, suffered a foot wound in the incident.
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Andrew ‘Wbler
Adam Epler
South Washington
South Western
Waffer
Epler
Alme
Farmer Rufus Murphy Grows Notable Local Turnips
Rufus Murphy a farmer near Newton grows oversized vegetables with a record setting turnip weighing five pounds and the next largest at four pounds. The listing notes he claims the largest in the neighborhood.
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Rufus Murphy
Uth
Newton
Brave boy Robin survives cold woods search
A boy named Robin wandered into the southern woods alone as his mother worked. Neighbors organized a rescue after a fresh snow trail led to the exhausted child, who was carried home by his mother and local women.
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B. Q
Moorhead
Robin
Poseim Hollow
Hye
Railroads Adopt Two Cent Holiday Fare Across Regions
Citation agents report railroads will maintain special two cent per mile holiday rates year round. The Western Passenger Association says no further reductions will be made despite inquiries. Clergymen’s bureau is to be abolished and reduced clergy fares will not be available in member states.
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Association
Miss Rosetta Purcell Breaks Arm at Skating Rink
Miss Rosetta Purcell of Front Street broke her left arm Wednesday night after an accident at the skating rink.
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Rosetta’ Purcell
Front Street
Home From Vincennes
Mrs. Mary Works returned to Vincennes after visiting her mother Mrs. Catherina Schuck.
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Mary Works
Vincennes
Catherina Schuck
Cannon Completes Indiana GOP Apportionment Assignments
Speaker Cannon finalizes the Republican members assigned to committees from Indiana. Representative Chaney of the Second District joins the Public Buildings and Grounds committee, with a court member on the Invalid Pensions and Patents committee, signaling shifted influence and potential deals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cannon
Coneas
Indiana
Chaney
Tee Jo
Con Chaney
Death notices from Dayless county and Evansville hospital
Retired farmer John iW McAdams dies at Evansville hospital after a brief decline in health. He served in the Civil War, married Martha Whitman, and leaves a daughter, Lark Davis. The article also notes the deaths of cousin Lafe Ketchem and ongoing illnesses in the Ketchem family, with details on kin and locations in Indiana.
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John
Iw. McAdams
Diang Hospital For the
Evansville
Cincinnati
Mr.McAdams
Lark Davis
C. C. Bonham
J. W. McAdams
Steubenville
Ohio
Formess County
Snead
Bogard
Thin -City
Washington Township
McAdams
Pennsylvania
Mr. McAdams
Martha A. Whitman
Davis
John A. Ketchem
Einora
Lafe Ketchem
Mr. Ketchem
Elnora
Wang
B. &Ij
Util
Arkanshas
Ned
Wilard
James Ketchem
Nora
Miller
Stelle
Dents
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Setethor
Amrotts
Enuwa
Patrick Mings
Stimmie
Janes
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James Mines
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DE. W. B. Anderson Hurt
Boy
Lockiaw
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