Fueding Paynes and Barley Spark Local Disorder in Epsom
In Epsom Owen, Ind on June 30 a series of fights among the Payne brothers, Tom Barley, and others left several hurt but none severely. Arrests followed as warrants were sworn for assault and battery and concealed weapons. The feud between Barley and the Paynes has long been brewing and threatens more trouble.
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Owen
Ind
Epsom
Payne Brothers
Tom
Barley
Bailey
Udon
Sfidavits
Afac
John
Bill Payne
Roy Payne
Sherman
Les
Browning
Crooke
Taylor
Guthrie Stodon
Exch
Guthrie
Paynes
Tom Barley
Gasault
Homer Lee
Fifteenth Birthday Surprise for Miss Helen Boston
The Boston family hosts a surprise party at John Street home honoring Miss Helen Boston on her fifteenth birthday. A fragment notes various local names and a Stages tale of wealth and rewards amid Indianapolis Press quotes.
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Helen Boston
Charles. Boston
John Street
Local notices mix with ads and oddities from Bedford era
Fragmented page lists trustees, town transfers, and state matters while peppered with prices and classifieds. Names, places, and events appear in jumbled form including Bedford, Elmore, Cincinnati, and local shops. The visible items include auctions, clothing sales, funeral notices, and miscellaneous community notices.
Circuit Clerk Annual Statistics for Year Ending June 30 1900
Clerk Tom Harris and deputy Will Welter present the annual statistical report of the Circuit Clerk for the year ending June 30 1900. The document highlights a selection of the most interesting figures from the records.
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Will B. Welter
Tom Harris
Washington City News Notes Special Correspondence
Five thousand clippings were forwarded to Prof Willis Moore on cigarette bans for Weather Bureau employees. Critics split over liberty limits, while census notes emphasize ongoing data handling and schedules. Army Ordinance Corps transfers require age and service criteria, with exams in New York planned for August.
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Washinctox
D.C
Ordinance Corps i
Amy
War Department
Army
Leo
New York
Yellow Jaundice Treated with Electric Bitters
A Lexington man M A Hogarty suffered yellow jaundice. doctors offered limited help until he tried Electric Bitters. After two bottles he reports a complete cure, praising the stomach and liver remedy for kidney and liver troubles. Sold for 60 cents by J N Jones druggist.
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M. A. Hogarty
Lexington
J. N. Jones
German Forces Step Up Activity In July Skirmishes
July reports from Lébdtn note General Botha’s increased activity with patrols engaging in skirmishes while larger formations threaten, the British aiming to prevent a German distraction as ships depart and casualties rise among hospital-bound troops. The Saale is the only steamer at sea. a German consulate cabled Berlin with a dented death list put at 200, kidneys mentioned. A new office at Columbia University in New York selects Miss Edna Darrach as adviser to postgraduate women, while Foley's Kidney Cure is advertised.
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Lébdtn
Hotha
Sidali
New York
Ompany
Sas
Swasue
Harot
Saale
Reston
Germaniconsul Gendin
Berlin
Columbia
Toniversity
Edna Darrach
Young Farmer Ben Ler Hangs Self in Indiana County
Rockport Indiana July George Ben ler a young farmer and business man of Tennyson Warrick county hanged himself Saturday. He went to the stable and in a few minutes friends found his body hanging from a beam he was about 26 years old. The cause of his action is unknown. A fatal bridge log suggests flood damage near Deer Creek and Burlington pike.
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Hangen
Rockport
Ind
George’ Benler
Tennyson
Warrick County
Epidemic of Diarrhoea Reported by Mr Sanders
Mr A Sanders of Wwritnky fre qu Cocos reports a diarrhoea outbreak there with a severe attack. He credits Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as the best medicine used. Local readers acknowledge its efficacy and many others agree.
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A. Sanders
Kla
Life and Death Fight Ends in Recovery Says Hines
Mr W A Hines of Midchester Ta writes that after suffering severe measles complications leading to consumption and constant coughing he was told he would die. He credits Dr Kings New Discovery with a full cure after trying various doctors and remedies. Trial bottles free at Dr Jones Drug Store. regular size 60 cents and 1.00.
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W. A. Hines
Midchester
Gsure
Dr. Kings
Dr. Jones Drug Store
Damage By Flood And Snakes Report From Indiana
Reports from Indiana detail a farmer losing ten yearling heifers to rattlesnake bites along a ditch in Alden township and a hunt finding a nest with 23 snakes. Flood waters in Terre Haute receded revealing dead corn over hundreds of acres in Vigo and Vermillion counties, with crops heavily damaged after the Wabash rose to a record height.
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Winamnac
Ind
Terre Haute
Vigo
Vermillion
Teenager Struck by Lightning During Cambridge Storm
Cambridge Indiana reports George Schepman aged 19 was struck and killed by lightning Saturday evening while two youths sat under a tree. Emil Ebert grocer was shocked but only briefly stunned as the storm raged.
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Cambridge City
Ind
George Schepman
Joby Schepman
Syhile
Emil Ebert
Ag Grocer
Avas
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Praised For Quick Healing
A reader from LaGrange, Go Buttered reports a six month frightful tanning sore on his leg healed in five days by Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. It is advertised as best for ulcers wounds and piles with a cure guarantee at 25 cents. Sold by J N Jones druggist.
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P. Ali Datforth
Infant of Mr and Mrs Queen Dies in Friday Tragedy
An infant child of Mr and Mrs John Queen of the West End died Friday night and was laid to rest Saturday at St Johns Cemetery.
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John Queen
West End
Bural
St. Johns Cemetery
Woman Health Ad Claims Foley Kidney Cure
Fragmentary note touts a “Foley’s Kidney Cure” as remedy for female weakness allegedly caused by weak kidneys. Mentions “Smith & Winton” and the term “Economy Digs Sisters” in unclear context.
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Kkidneys
Foley
Smith & Winton
Smith i& Winton
Court hears case against assailants in local beating incident
Police court record outlines a brutal beating of a woman named L azle Uphodl amid testimony about two men Bill and George Ray Kellams. Witnesses describe a mob assault with weapons and methamphetamine involvement, with statements indicating ongoing legal proceedings and witness uncertain details.
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Bill
George ‘Ray
Kellams
Shei
Daaip
Inhad Beecht
Methinit Eqhullp Ag
Drog Salon
Keil
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