Indiana Volunteers Elect Officers for Camp at Indianapolis
The company elected Capt Ross Smith First Lieutenant S.S. Cox Second Lieutenant Frank Saya t and prepared for camp next week in Indianapolis. Adjutant General Ward and Col McCoy attended. Members left after a resignation by Hi P Johnson and Hugh Faith. A separate incident recounts Mr and Mrs George N Engletra and Mr and Mrs Henry Nollmer narrowly escaping injury when a carriage was rear ended by a streetcar on Main near East Sixth. horses bolted but bystanders stopped them with no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Johnson
Hugh Faith
Ross Smith
Cox
Frank Saya T
Jodisnapolis
Adejutant General Ward
Col
McCoy
Indiana
Géorgé
Eury ‘Nollmer
East Sixth Street
Comiencell
Militia Encampment Heads to Indianapolis for Annual Guard Event
The Indiana National Guard plans a two week encampment with the company leaving Saturday for Indianapolis. Soldiers will stay about six days and receive one dollar per day from the state. The encampment will be held at the State Fair Grounds due to high rental costs at rival sites. The Indianapolis street railway donated $1,000 to cover expenses and will transport much of the baggage for free from the city to Brppunde.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avery
Abadd
Iewi
Bair
Tudiznapoliis Street Railway
Haip
Bageuge
Ito
Was Was County Business Directory Reported
A county business directory printed in St Louis by Be. facleman & Co covers Davion and nearby areas. The edition touts improvements over the old directory and lists residents across the county with inserts including a generalian band and local notable mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davions
McCaffer
St. Louis
Nantes
Peraofie i
BE. Facleman & Co
Quincy
City
Washington
Davie
Gener Cian
Bargholt
Garaghan and Kin Figures Mentioned in OCR Fragment
OCR fragment lists multiple surnames including Garaghan, McCarty, Moore, Burke, Graham, Froghan, and others with first names like Mayme Emma Ethel Mollie Josia and Bert. Ambiguous text implies a names-heavy notice or roster fragment from a historical page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Hic
Vollier
Josia Garaghan
Mollie Giraghas
Mayme McCarty
Dolla
Jlimer
J Eeathereager
Pastor Gorby Declines New Pastorate Call
Rev. L T Gorby, pastor of the Hammon Breabetyterian church, has declined the call to become pastor of the Presbyterian church at Hammond Indiana. He will remain in the city, a decision welcomed by church members and local citizens who would have regretted his departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L.t.gorby
Presbyterian
Ammond
Ind‘igda
City grumbles over bills and stalled public utilities
Bloomin g residents complain the council and the public utilities face shortages and service delays. The electric light company seeks 3000, anal power supply while gas and water works also falter. citizens urge action as poles ice and transport fail during heat and ice conditions.
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Athe Council
Citiger 4
Blooming
Electric Light
Anal Power
Iless
Construction project and inspection plans announced
Report notes plans for a new border building project and an engineering review. Officials pledge examination of the proposed system and will inspect county work, with completion targeted for August tenth. Residents prepare for related memorial events and flag discussions.
Gas Franchise Debated by Council Monday Night
The council's Monday night committee of the whole discussed a gas franchise with the Ebner company. Amendments set the scope for supplying gas to public buildings and City Hall, at rates for domestic, engine use, and manufacturing. The company must accept within sixty days and begin laying pipes within six months, with twelve months to reach five miles, amid debates over extending gas to Washington and Montgomery areas.
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Ebner ‘Company
Na Company
Ordi
Nance
IF Fanna Company
Ity
Ashington
Dams
Montgomery
Washington
Adams
Crawford Paithanks
Tere Haute
L Turbin
Mess
Adam
Ebner
Bart
Comblinn
Deaths of Hiram Hawkins and Laura Hawkins in county
Mrs Laura A Hawkins widow of Hiram Hawkins died Thursday morning at age forty nine after a long illness from consumption. She leaves eight children and seven brothers with three sisters in the county. Funeral Friday at 3 PM from the Brown home with burial at Oak Grove cemetery. Also little Wilber Palmer two fourteen months died Wednesday afternoon at home of Mason Palmer due to poisoning grapes. Services held at residence and burial at Oak Grove.
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Laura A. Hawkins
Hiram Hawkins
Slater
Charles ‘H. Brown
Wrawkins
Mk Josiah
Ci Palmer
Sevn Brothers
Will
Ands
Hiram
Charles
Waller
Seth
Rap
Palmer
Bires
Brown
A NM
Hartly
Wolf
Newbany
Clyde
Beatty
Dave
Arthur
Peal
Mary
Ruth Hawkins
Oth
D. A ‘Brown
I. I
Gorby
E ‘al Cam ‘Bell
Grove
Cemeter
Cwhlrer
Pamer
Wilber
J. Palmer
Mason 'C
East Walnut Street
Bux
Local notices and moves recorded on Main Street
Community notes show residents visiting relatives, moving into new rooms and addresses on Main Street. Mrs Thomas Hubbard hosts guests. Missi Blais Bits and Bedford guests are mentioned with others moving into Mike Wallick property and Main Street locations.
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Z. iV
Girien
Thomas
Hublard
I Ital Alt Ee Fettlers
J . Ketcheny
Missi Blais
Bedford
Coa Pickett Leat
Misa
India
Myfors
Mike Wallick
Sam Freeman
Lofte
Nils
Bert Stor
CORNETTSVILLE NOTES AND LOCAL NAMES
Fragmentary local item mentions William S8y in Washington and Ada Baker visiting Yeanittin county. Other cut text references Viola Jamis W Heeceetelinl Whelingts Richaird Wa By Miiahd S Seth Baker Walter Meconnel Spanky and Brinton vik Ba ap Raglesyi.
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William
Swashingtle
Fepcon
Ada Baker
Yeanittin County
Viola
Jamis
Whelingts
Miiahd
Seth Baker
Walter Meconnel
Ind
Brinton
Raglesyi
Weaning: Factory Fight and Railroad Conference
A disrupted report describes a confrontation over a proposed factory at Evansville and railroad freight concerns. Officials from B&O and W.S. influence, with a conference yielding promises of freight improvements and possible factory relocation, amid tensions over site choices and rail support.
Strike Persists as Steel Workers Stand Firm
Reported stalemate in the steel industry as Amalgamated Association presses for unionized action while United States Steel refuses concession. No new developments noted. observers cite ongoing tensions and potential escalation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prrrenyndi
Igima Rennious
Local Families Visit and Attend Social Across Washington
The piece lists numerous locals from Possum Hollow and Washington visiting relatives, attending a Sunday gathering, and traveling to shop or attend a concert. It mentions Mr and Mrs William Walker of Washington hosting relatives, nearby residents like George Ward of Aikman's Crook Trade, Miss Edith Swann and David FitzGerald visiting with Gattie John Allisbny and Pleasant relatives, and Abner Colbert's family in Mayesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pota
William Walker
Washington
George ‘Ward
Aikman
Bali
Edith Swann
David Fitzigerald
Migs ‘Gattie
John Allisbny
York
Wasbin
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Henry Bordset
Eph Inman
Miz
Oftcera
Oftcers
Go +4 Caimp
Indianpolis
George
Bukert
Aeal
Indianapolia
NEN ‘Directory
Directry Bhs Boon
Iyo
Boing
Air i J Bagellent Directory
Iclaims Zelds Oud
Miss
Garaghan
Eiterlainad
Ethel
Hammon Breabyteria i
Bloomington
Garland Light
Pradebiad
Arliesorte
Bert Ayen
Nilinnapolis
D. Gooks
Sreioacks
Thelew
Skrpat
iJohn
the Gas
Dirs
Baveral Rite
Campbell Palmer
Cornettsville
Rand
Oregon
Phereway
Indidoapolis
Gomipany
Gebatiai
Coller Sc
Evansville
Miava
Thai Pany
Oho
Steel Corporation
Wi ‘Baal
Pierpunt
Morgan Rave
United States Steel Corporation
Lonbury
Sulyie
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