Died for His Country Daviess Youth Killed in Philippines
Arlington Jackman of Brave Township, Daviess County, is reported killed in action near Candaba Philippines while serving with Company M Twenty second Infantry. He was shot twice and died instantly after an insurgent attack. His death shocks family and friends in Alfordsville and West End Esch, with shipments and funeral arrangements noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette
Jessi A. van Winkie
Horter and Corwin’ Rayhill
Daviess County
Philippines
Arlington Jackman
Uncle Sam
Jackman
Candaba
San Isidor
Wlackman
Alfordsville
USA
Evansville
Manila
Co. M. Twenty-second Infantry
Disorderly DeSoto saloon sparks brick assault
Desoto Ward clashed with Midway saloon keeper Tease Steinfelt after a remark. Steinfelt struck Ward with a brick, Ward bled. Ward arrested for assault. case before Squire Kendall tomorrow. Ward fined one vert and ebata. failure to pay sent to jail. Also notes dissolving medical partnership C C McCown and J W Way. Way to continue office. Cavanaugh injured by horse. Dillon ill with diphtheria cared for by Willeford. Odds Fellows supper at Glendale. Walters injures foot. Katie Cooper located. Brock contracted to build Prairie Creek bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeSoto Ward
Midway
Ward
Steinfelt
Squire Kendall
Community Picnic Draws Hundreds in Indiana County
A Sunday school picnic near Loogootee drew about three hundred attendees. Activities included a fine dinner, musical entertainment, and fireworks. Local groups including the Baptist and Methodist churches participated. Arthur Cogswell led the program with city-wide raffle tickets sold and entertainment for all ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cathb& Kauffman
Grove
Arthur
Cogswell
Bemimbuth's AI magazine to debut in New York July
Announcement outlines a new publication named P titles to blossom forth in New York on July 42 offering articles on national probing and politics. It promises a policy promotion focus with Republican alignment and a sample copy price of two dollars per year or ten cents per issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ap Ene
Arpoun Ie
Erate
Este
Williard Streat
Shale
Little sues 10 recover money in Seymour case
Elmer Little of Seymour files a lawsuit in Judge Oree court alleging he lost money in a gambling style bet at Central Stocks and Grain Exchange branch offices in Seymour between June 20 and 2. Seymour National Bank is named as a defendant to the suit seeking recovery of deposited funds. The case will be heard Saturday at 9 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atly
Elmer
Seymigur
Jhas
Oree
Seymour
Sten
Au Bt
Seymour National Ba Ie
Choate Dale Wedding at First M E Church
Wednesday morning at eight o clock in the First M E Church W W Choate and Miss Dora Dale were married by Rev RE Campbell. Choate recently moved from Missouri to this city and will pursue Presbyterian ministry studies in Danville Kentucky with the bride a leading church member and daughter of James A Dale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.W. W. Choate
Dora Dale
M.E
RE. A. Campbell
Choate
Missouri
Centre Gallee
Daville
Kentucky
Dread
James A. Dale
Danville
Mr. Choard
Sandwiches and politics in a late 1800s column
Indiana delegates visit a Chinese restaurant and debate beef or first meat while a city correspondent notes a naval quote about not giving up the ship. The column critiques Peter R. Wadsworth and Robert W. Miers as voters weigh personal qualifications and party lines.
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John H. Spencer
W. B. Dewall
Indiana
Boxer
Hop
Melicans
Ha’ Moat
Spencer
Ron Lo Iriske
Indianapolis
Alleles
Miers
Jone
Congress
Peter R.wadsworth
Robert W. i Miers
Public meeting on sanitary sewerage in Washington fails to attract attendees
A Washington city meeting on a proposed sanitary sewerage system drew no citizens. Mayor Wilson adjourned with no discussion as residents did not attend, signaling disinterest. The council plans to revisit the topic at the next session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Sennell
Local News From Odon and Surrounding Areas
Odon residents and visitors attended Fourth of July events with trips to Indianapolis and Washington. Court sessions in Caen Befford saw Payne brothers and Sherman Warner charged with various offenses. one Payne found clear. Alvin Padgett led State representation while Sam Clinton defended. Barney Ledi and Mallet case continued to August 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas Freeman
Indianapolis
Ed Barris
Linda Ligiko
Charles W Crooke
James
Crooke
Edith Hobson
Washington
Leo Bates
Spri Ge
Will Taylor
Fon J the Hot Springs
Arkansas
Clifford Green
Roland Smiley
Vola Jacobs
Indianapolia
Dean ‘Cqrrell
Elabre
Lew Hatfield
Dan Dang An
Elnora
Sherman Warner
Alvin’ Padgett
Stete
Sam Clinton
Barney, Ledi
Mallet
Social Season Bride and Debutantes Fete in Scudder Home
A detailed social note describes Dr. and Mrs. Scudder hosting a large party honoring Miss Blanche Kercheval of Indianapolis and Mrs. W L Swope of Owenton Kentucky. Guests enjoyed dancing, cards, a punch bowl, and refreshments, with Watters' orchestra providing music. Many local and visiting guests attended, praised the hostess and the honored guests.
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Cup
Blanche Kercheval
WL. Swope
Owentor
Watters
Sirs
Scudder
G. Serrit
Davis
B. Boyd
Cochran
H. H. Berry
Gardiner
J. L. Winstog
Josie Cahoun
Sue Garidinki
Etzel Setrit
Jessie Jepson
Irene ‘Hagerty
Isura Gili
Auns O'Neall
Auns O'Neall, ‘Alike Teyar, ‘Joe’ ‘Taylor
Mollie Clement
Libpi Glendening
Mattie Rogers
Ella Axtell
Helen © Mears
Mayme Hayes
Ethel Beddoe
Hattie Hyatt
Edna Wilson
Bess" Wilson
Anna Mears
iWil A. Hyatt
Wil T. Mahen
Louie 'B. Serris
Wilh Walker
Adrian Haniersly
Harry ‘Hyatt
J. Alvin Padgett
Thede Hyatt
Harry Smith
T. F. Spins
O’neail
James al Gui
Harry Gers
M.F. Burke
Roy Beddge
Drs
He Kercheval
Miss. Blanthe
Kercheval
Indianapolis
Wil
Swope
W. W.stamper
Owenton
Kentucky
Clay.h. White
Colorado Springs
Jesse Taylor
Rockport
Indiana
Fohn ‘C. Davis
Petersburg
Ed Morton
Louisville
Platt Wife’s Advice Seeks Weight in Philippine Decisions
Washington notes describe Senator Platt of New York consulting his wife before major political actions. The piece mentions her influence on Philippine Commission choices and includes a Port Rico trade summary with values and duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Gazette
Washington, D. G
Platt
New York
Philippine
Plats
Big Windy News From Big Windy county
Ongoing harvest notes mention threshing declines due to wind storm and rain. Community visits include Mrs Hulda Singleton and arrivals from Washington. Funeral of Hills Campbell at Bethel cemetery conducted by Ewen Casrol. Weather and crop impacts described with oats damaged and late melon growth amid wet conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hulda Singleton
Hills Campbell
Bethel Cemetery
Ewen Casrol
George Gregory
Local notes and visitors in Shoals area this week
Thomas Canaulty visits father in law Leg Osmon while Henry Allen opens a new barber shop. A fair attraction draws crowds on Sunday night and farmers report good wheat and corn prospects. Carrie White, Louis Day, and Mrs Edwards are among townsfolk mentioned with various local happenings.
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Thomas Canaulty
Shoals
Osmon
Henry Allen
Carrie
John
S. M. Dayton
Louis
Pokstin Hollow
Chapma
Glendale
John Bawards
Plano Binder
Iit
E. R. Horrall
Edwards
Cornettsyilld
Court records reveal fines in assault and battery cases
Squire Kellams fined Lora Wildridge 81 for assault and battery on Mary Copeland with costs. Mary Brennan paid a cent and costs to Squire Streeter for assault and battery on Lillie Ketcham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squire Kellams
Lora
Wildridge
Asseult Anc
Mary Copeland
Mary Brennan
Ned
Squire Strééter
Lillie ‘Ketcham
Mortuary notices for Taylor infant and Mrs Mercer
James B Taylor infant died Wednesday at age five months and burial held at Union Cemetery. Mrs Caroline Mercer of Franklin county Illinois died Saturday aged seventy four, a native of Daviess County who moved to Indiana forty years ago. She was sister of S P Ellis of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. ‘Taylor
Rober Taylor
Union
Caroline Mercer
Franklin
Daviess County
Dinois
Mercer
P. Ellis
Woman Rights Slogan Misspelled Shaped By Fragments
Fragmentary text notes a discussion on women rights and perceived weaknesses, mentioning women suffrage and gender roles. The garbled phrases hint at a debate over women’s rights and bodily autonomy with unclear attribution.
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A. D. Jackman
Brave Township
Ging
Theo VanBuskirk
West End
Esch
Sadie McConzie
Iss’ Debnie
Arius
Jormery
Leity
Indiataphlia
George F. Sthoene
Indiienapolie
Wuetington
Jepson
Mayzne
Hayes
jHagerty
Pearl Mack
Will C. Setrit
Bya
James A. iGill
C. C. McCown
J.’ W. Way
McCown
Way
County Board ‘of Health
Jack Cavanaugh
Tom Dillion
Secretary of
Board of Health
Willeford
McCormick Street
Wurse
Dillion
Myermont Walters
Anble
Joseph Brock
Prairie Creek
van Buren
Imetal Eheling
Recorder's Office
Br. Gorby
Henry P
W. Ww
Hawke
Elks Races
D Loogootee
C. Pi Ohurehani
Sugarland
Clariesb
Sik
Elnora Algo
Methodist’ Church
Echops Pignicked
Kndx County
Magnare
Elmer Little
Ha Sues
Stee Ondy
China
NEW Democratic Party
St. Paul Pronbér Press
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Kansas City
Bers Bedford Republican
Odon News
Mrs. Skudder
Wiles Blanche
Kercheval Ang Mre
Whdwope
Washington, City News Notes
Rico
Port Rico
United States
Treasury Department
BIG Windy News
James, Singleton
Cumback News
Mortuary
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