THG Hatfield and Palmer Co Rev Winkle closes meeting series
The article notes Rev Winkle at New Bethel concluding his series of meetings with, in its phrasing, very successful results. It also lists assorted social and local notices including residents traveling on business, holiday visits, school events, and upcoming church activities in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Winkle
New Bethel
Bissey
Plainville
Jacob Cornett
Montgomery
George Osman
Epsom
Buiday
Elnora
Della Myers
David Herndon
AL Su
Elis
Odon
Bilis
Moegers
Dameés
Hart
Benjamin Oldson
Sugarland
Etta
Fairhurst
Saraki Herkidon
Ud. Patterson
M.S. Bergert
Esquirer
Santa Lause
Maud Williams
Mae Elis
Luther Wayle
Epson
Steven Myers
Southern Indiana Business College
Unclear Names Prompt Advertising Notice Fragment
Fragmentary OCR text shows names such as ker and J.iS A Graham with scattered terms like admitted and advertised. The readable bits indicate a call for someone to say advertisement: Frask I, Sever. P, M.
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Ker
J.isa Graham
L. C. Carothers
Isaac Hays
Sept Hazelwwood
Sir Hardney
Wm C Bill
Howped Head
Geo
Wats Oscar
Frask I
Sever
Local News Roundup and Social Notices from Ornettsville Area
Saturday and weekend visits fill the page with names. Dr Killion and Trustee Clark transact at local spots. Bever holidays and large Saturday to Tuesday trade signal strong local commerce. Bert Skemp, Hodges family move south of town. social events include pie social at Allen School and Santa Claus visiting Epsom Schools with gifts for pupils.
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Killion
Ornettsville
Clark
Discy- Tomey
William Myers
Floyd Cox
Leo Gootee
Trainor
Bever
Bert Skemp
Elnora
Hodges
Emerson McFarlen
C. Rutyers
Luther Wade
Allen” ‘School
George Wilton
Barr “Township
Clara Seniffs
Jimma Ario
Santa Claus
Epsom
Elijah Grove
Bales
Asters
Janie
Browning
Jett
Quill
Elijah
Standiford
Arles Grové
Graig v. O neal Hoffmann Quiet Title Action Updates
A terse court notice references plaintiffs Graig and others versus O'Neal and Hoffmann in a quiet title suit. Attorneys Andrew and Sears are listed among counsel. Further case details are unreadable in the fragment.
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Robert
Graig
Spotes J
Snc
Andrew
Sears
O'Neal’ & Hoffmann
Plaintiff
Chinese Plenipotentiaries Face Sharp Note Demands
Diplomatic observers discuss the Joint Note signed by powers as Chinese plenipotentiaries await replies. Mr Wu regards terms as harsh yet hopes for amicable discussion to speed peace, while Li Hung Chang and Prince Ching prepare telegrams to Pekin. Europeans and Americans may lead talks. indemnities and large sums loom as negotiations extend for years.
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Washington
Li Hung Chang
Prince Ching
Iit
Po Leung
Chang
Europe
Chia
Massacre and Reform Forces Turmoil in China Event
Turmoil in China after mass killings in the Yangtze valley as reform forces suffer a setback. The Chinese delegation in Pekin received a joint note from foreign ministers urging immediate imperial compliance and a continued dynasty. An answer was anticipated by Thursday.
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China
Vancouver
B. C
W. Cumrow
I Form Association
Cichili
Yang Tse
Ceutr
Pekin
Shi Tung
Chang
Prince Ching
B. J. de Cologan
Diplmatic Corps
Kwang Su
Massacre Reports Rise From Pekin Area
Terrible Confirmation cites 21 Christians burned by Boxers near Pekin with thousands of armed Chinese seen nearby. Conger forwards details to Field Marshal von Waldersee and Japanese-German observers investigate. Missionaries report additional killings and temples burned near Pekin as tensions escalate.
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Pekin
Ryu
Kelly
Conger
San
Count
von Waldersen
Mississippi Mob Hangs Suspect After Town Marshal Murder
New Orleans reports Gulfport residents lynched a suspect linked to the murder of Town Marshal W B Richardson. A second man was killed by a mob while another two suspects and relatives were pursued by a posse a day after the crime.
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Mississippi
New Orleans
Gulfport
Miss
W. B. Richardson
N Gto
Brother of missing seronaut opens his will in Copenhagen
The brother of Andree, the missing seronaut, learned of his sibling’s fate as he prepared for a return from the Arctic region. The unexpected moment prompted the unveiling of his will in Copenhagen.
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Andree
Seronaut
Arcti Regione
Tae
Copenhagen
Boers Advance in Cape Colony Cited In British Dispatches
London reports the War Office received dispatches from Lord Kitchener noting the Boer movement into Cape Colony has been checked. One column north of the Zoutpansberg range and another toward Britstown and Prieska, with a special column to be dispatched where Berg are most needed. Boer aid limited. colonists armed. rail and telegraph disrupted by bad weather. Cape Town telegrams show grim views despite Brussels claims. In Victoria West, surrender terms allow families to stay, and property will be compensated. Fighting persists near De Aar with 200 Boers departing Britstown after seizing supplies.
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London
Dee
War Office
Lord Itehener
Pretoria
Cape Colony
Zoutpansberg Range
Britstown
Prieskt
South Africa
Cape ‘Town
Brussels
Rious
Phices
Cape
Colony
Victoria West
Dis
Johannesburg
Dretor
Market quotations from Indianapolis to Toledo grain and livestock
Market briefs show mixed grain prices from Indianapolis and Cincinnati with wheat No 2 red around mid seventies per bushel and hogs trading higher to about 4.25 to 5.10 while cattle stay steady near 2.50 to 4.75. Chicago and New York reports note quiet oats and varying lamb and sheep movements in berth.
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Indianapolis
Lonieville
Indiana Teachers Association Holds Annual Meeting In Hopeful Session
Indiana state news reports the Tidinha State Teachers association gathering in Wieds At tention Swearhope Indiana with sessions promising profit. The first formal meeting convened in the senate chamber at the state house with four auxiliary groups also in session. Officers named include President Robert I Hamilton William P Hart permanent secretary James R Hart and recording secretary Lella Vaught.
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Andianapalis
Tidinha, State Teachers Association
Senate
General Association
Calso
Indiana Academy of Sellence
College
Stico
Teachers” ’Association
Robert I. Hamilton
Huntington
William P. ‘Hart
Coyington
James R. Hart
Leb
Lella Vaught
Martinsville
Burlington Blue Goose mob targets saloon in repeated vandalism
Logansport Indiana dispatch reports Burlington widely known as the Blue Goose clubroom again attacked by a mob. Windows broken floors smashed liquor kegs spilled into gutters and proprietors vow to renew license amid anti liquor sentiment. Judge Gillett in Porter Lake counties rules on bar admission while constitutional issues stir local lawyers.
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Burlington
Logansport
Ind
Lee
Burlington Club
Giinsi
Isdbon
George Black
Supreme Court
Black
Gillett
Hammond
Circuit Court of
Porter
Ude
Elis Readens
Las
Treasure tale and trials mix in Indiana news crowd
Reports from Mishawaka and Newcastle detail Mrs Lawrence Mix’s stubborn search for buried treasure along the St Joe River near Mishawaka. Newcastle also carries John Dickl’s conviction for conspiracy in a Richmond death and related trials, while Princeton and Union City report separate domestic violence and homicide cases.
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Ind
Lawrence
Mix
St. Joe
Itrué
Ghiet
Poushaivay
Pottawatomie
Investigating Lynchings Spread Across Boonville and Rockport
Report describes Philip Zoercher of Tell City district attorney taking up a thorough probe into a Boonville lynching targeting Joe Rolla who allegedly plotted and led an attack that killed H L Simons in Rockport. A Boonville resident claimed Rolla confessed leadership of the mob. Warrick county grand jury also probes the Rolla death. In Indianapolis, William Mallady was convicted of murder in the first degree and given life, with Frank Hedges awaiting trial next month in the Mrs Leona Wilhelm case.
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Boone’ville
Rockport
Tell City
Philip Zoercher
Perry
Spencer
Warrick
Boonville
Joe Rolla
Rolla
H. L. Simons
Warrick County
Grand Jury Innew
Indianapolis
Dec
William Mallady
Criminal
William’ Mallady
Frank Hedges
Leona Wilhelm
Jealousy Sparks Fatal and Injury Shootings in City
In a Sunday afternoon incident Crawfordsy Hie and Joseph Douglass shot Charles Dosle and Frank Parish, badly wounding both. Police report jealousy as the motive with Douglass resentful over alleged attentions paid to his wife by the two men, and the public was stirred by the double tragedy.
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Crawfordsy Hie
Joseph Douglass
Charles Dosle
Frank Parish
Dougass
Douglass
Disappointed Lovers Crime in South Bend and Worthington
In South Bend Peter Bracques attacked Mary Van Vatette with a knife over jealousy inflicting a serious wound and armed with a revolver. In Worthington Alex Brown fatally stabbed William Hoaghine during a dispute over an account, Hoaghine was taken to Dr Selfridge after arrest.
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South Bend
Ind
Peter
Bracques
Mary
van “Vatette
Isnife
Worthington d Ind
Dee -T
Alex ‘Brown
Wilisin
Hoaghine
Indian on the War Path Terrorizes River Town Shooting Spree
An armed Indiana ferryman John Tiger near Eufaula allegedly attacked and shot multiple people after a liquor fueled dispute. He killed Jesse Peck and Dave Porter, wounded Bud Taylor and others, pursued by deputies, arm later to be amputated. another incident reports Handsome Elk brutalizing a Brule woman and Bear Bird's daughter scalped him. a monument vandalism in Bloomington, Indiana.
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Muskogee
Iohn Tiger
Indiana
Arkansas River
Eufaula
Rober
Tiger
Jesse Péck
Dave Porter
Chief Porter
Johnson
Savay
Missouri
Bud ‘Taylor
Thger
Johanssn
J. Smith
Checotah
T. Thompson
Thompson
Chamberlain
S. D
Brule
Elk
Bear Bird
Apaches on the Warpath Report From Chihuahua
A Phoenix dispatch reports a Chihuahua capital message stating Apaches are on the warpath toward the state, signaling rising tensions and security concerns across the border region.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Chihuahua
Mex
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