Trials and Tribulations of Edward Carnahan
The Indianapolis Star excerpt recounts courtroom battles over alleged common law marriage with Miss Clarke, including affidavits by Clarke and her mother, an attorney’s warning, and a default judgment. It notes Mrs Clarke’s later admission of possible opportunities, a ministerial transcript, and Carnahan’s response. It mentions Carnahan’s eye condition and current treatment at Knarpp sanitarium.
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Indianapolis Star
Miss Clarke
Fort Madison
Davidson
I. Effertx
Tatas
Washington
Edward Carnahan
Knarpp Sanitarium
Kennedy Has Close Shave Eyes Near Loss
James Kenedy of the Washington Realty Co suffered a severe eye injury when a match head stuck in his left eye around 7 AM Saturday. He sought local medical aid and rushed to Vincennes for specialist treatment with reports of possible partial vision impact.
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James Kenedy
Washington Realty Company
Young Kennedy
Kennedy
Vincennes
Richards
Herald
Semi annual tax settlement shows 227202 total collections
County Treasurer John Clark with deputies W T Brown and Miss Core completed the spring installment settlement in advance. The record totals 227202 in collections with 217599.22 current taxes and 9884.59 delinquent taxes. Delinquent fees earned equal 5491.87 and poll tax reached 3819.48. State payment details note 48 percent advanced to the state treasurer.
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John
Clark
W. T. Brown
Miss “le Core
Auditor
Core
Sie
William H. O'Brien
Dea- Vtessertiaty Ds Sue Ae
Washington machinist on executive board at union convention
Delegates representing 75 000 employees of the B&O railway met in Cincinnati and elected officers of the relief department. Chairman J T Corzee secretary J A Burns assistant secretary M Deegan. Executive board members include J R Sanders W H Metzgar BL 4 Retz J Mason W R B Ross and J 9 And. Ross is a Washington machinist.
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Delezates
B. & O. Railway
Cineinnui
Relief Department
J. T. Corzee
J. A. Burns
M. Deegan
J. R. Sanders
W. H. Metzgar
Retz
J. Mason
W. RB. Ross
J. 9
Washington militia officers return from Indiana camp
Officers of Company 1 of Washington have returned from Fort Benjamin Harrison after attending a camp of instruction for officers of the First and a part of the Second regiment of the Indiana national Guard. Captain Snider Lieutenant Davis First Sergeant Field and Quartermaster- Sergeant Swords were in attendance.
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Company 1
Washington
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Indiana National Guard
Snider
Davis
Swords
Best Chamberlain's Diarrhoea Remedy Endorsed by User
Sam F. Gunn of Whatley Alabama reports severe illness from measles and rain exposure. He credits Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with saving his life and restoring his health. For sale by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Sam F. Gunn
Whatley
Ala
Local Baseball Game At Glassworkers Park Sunday
A baseball game was played Sunday afternoon at Glassworkers Park. Details of teams and final score are not provided in the readable text.
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Glassworkers Park
Loogootee Rivalry: Yappy Blann Shuts Down Greybacks
In Loogootee Washington’s Yappy Blann pitched a surprise two hit shutout to beat the Washington Greybacks 4 to 0. Manager Keats and local fans celebrated as Blann earned a kingly reception, while Washington struggled with wild throws and costly errors throughout the game.
Baseball box score highlights from the game
Houck and Sears and Johnson each had two base hits while Engle Hart collected three base hits. Bland struck out four and Houck five. O Bland issued two walks to Houck one. Two batters were hit by pitches Bland twice and Houck once. The game lasted eleven minutes thirty seconds with umpire Scanlon at home plate.
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Lewis
Donnelly
Schlemmer
Indiana
Evansville
Terre Haute
Indianapolis
Fort Warne
Peru
Graham Glass Works
Loogootee
Washington Greys
Yappy" Blann
Scanlon
Wilson Farm
Yappy
Martin County
Houck
Wellmeyer
Grefe
Carey
Hicks
Jenken
Holder
Garrett
Haig
Windjammer
League
Washington Stock
Martin Town
Walt
Black Cox
Kieer
Eastside Park
John Jordan
William Cooper
John H. Spencer
Yappy” Blann
Washington
Bloann
Gantz
Anderson
Englehart
Greys
Hal
McKinney
Sears
Johnson
Blann
Hale
Glasaworkers
Andersen
Houex
Schiemmne
Pierak
Bland
O’ Bland
Fire Destroys Sixteen Wheat Shocks in Madison Township
A blaze destroyed sixteen shocks of wheat belonging to John Williams in Madison Township. Fire crews responded but could not save the grain. Damage is reported as significant with no injuries noted.
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John Wiliams
Madison Township
Generous Washington Banker Helps Old Friend Restore Coat
Mat Kelly of Washington, a bank president famed for his large charitable gifts, meets an old acquaintance who sold his coat to fund a railroad ticket. Kelly adds to the gift and retrieves the coat, continuing a tradition of aiding those in need.
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Pawsed
Coar
Washington
TOUCR
Indianapolis News
Mat Kelly
Mat
Kelly
St Louis
Former Washington Citizens Form Society in Spokane
Spokane hosts a picnic launching the Washington Hoosier Society with 44 former Washington residents now in Spokane or nearby. Albion Horrall elected president and Henry R. Ransbury secretary. 34 attended the picnic. Members heard speeches including Moerratt and Zulaul, sang Indiana songs, and planned monthly and semi annual social sessions.
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Spokane
Wash
Washington
Indiana
Hoosier Society of
Manito Park
Albion Horrall
Henry R. Ransbury
Moerratt
Charles F. Cochran
Peoples National Bank
Ing
Philip Zulaul
Henry Ransbury
J. M. Black
H. Hogs‘head
West
F. N. Walker
J. B. McBride
Olive McBride
Aspen
Col
B. J. Riner
Pansy Horrall
Emma Ransbury
H. R. Ransbury
Susie Ransbury
Striker
Richard Walker
Edna McBride
Peoria
Myron Black
Townsend
Blanche Watt
Boiler blast injures boy playing with steam engine
Nine year old Crane boy of Clyde Crane family northeast of Loogootee suffered severe burns on his right side arm and face when a toy boiler exploded while he was playing a steam engine. He overloaded the boiler with water and the pop off valve released the pressure. Burns to the face are not deep but arm and body burns will take weeks to heal.
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Loogootee Sentinel
Little Paw
Crane
Clyde Crane
Paul
Receivership for Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton Railroad
The Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton railroad enters another receivership to clean up and reorganize. The line will be cut loose from Pere Marquette and other entanglements and operate independently to restore its financial and corporate health.
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Cincinnati
Hamilton and Dayton
Hamilton
Dayton
Marquette
Regalia Services for Comrade Carnahan Set by Ladies Circle
The Ladies Circle of the G A T camp is to meet at 9 o clock Wednesday morning at the Gill undertaking establishment to conduct regalia services for Comrade Carnahan.
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Gill Undertaking Establishment
Carnahan
B and O. Road Credit Policy Under Scrutiny
Commerce commission probes the relationship between the Baltimore and Ohio and the Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton railroads. Directors weigh whether the B and O should fund further support to keep the Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton afloat amid looming interest payments and heavy borrowing. President Willard notes concerns over further guarantees beyond existing obligations.
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Cincinnati
Hamilton
Dayton
Commerce Commission
Pres Dent Willard
Willard
County Board of Review Adjourns After Season Work
The county board of review completed its work on Tuesday after a June 1 start. It heard appeals from township assessors and set valuations for partnership and corporate property. Local manufacturing assessments largely held steady with small rises and a few decreases. Real estate assessments are reviewed only every four years. Banks and trust companies were uniformly assessed as instructed by the state tax commissioners, using a basis of seventy five percent of capital stock and profits.
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County Board of Review
State Board of Tax Commiissioners
State Board
Public apology from Redpath bureau head over stage remarks
Supt W G G Boenwar spoke Monday at the chau tauqua in Washington to apologize for indiscreet remarks by a Redpath bureau employee aimed at a Civil War veteran. Benway pledged the bureau’s regret and noted the incident has marred goodwill with the public and performers.
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W. G. G. Boenwar
Chautauqua
Ben Greet
Washington
Avalhat
Benway
Redpath Bureau
Citizens of
Civil service exam requires applicant photo proof
Civil service officials in southern Indiana announce that all fall exam applicants must submit a recent photograph with their papers for identification. E E Cross reports a severe bout of colic in Virginia was relieved by two doses of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy after visiting a local store.
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ORDEN
Ind Wana
Civil Service Compales
E. E. Cross
Virginia
Colle
Chamberlain
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