TEMBE SRANCE MEETING AT MT OLIVE
Young people at Mt Olive hold Sunday exercises with a sermon on Baptism by Rev J H Took of this city. A large basket dinner followed on the church lawn and a temperance program featured organ music, a quartet, and vocal duets. The effort earns praise for the community’s first step in a ongoing work.
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Mt. Ai Va
J. H. Took
Austa Morgan
Ay George
Zauch Enjo
Alo
Acken Sud
Bell
Wil Bair
Mt. Olive
J.D.M
Local Se Bead ball team edges foe 6 to 4
Odor team won 6 to 4 on Saturday afternoon against a lineup of players from Logotoe Cadnesburg and Montgomery. Report notes travel to Trainor on Sunday and mentions local residents Hindman Crooke and others visiting nearby towns.
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Loogootee
Cadnesburg
Montgomery
Trainor
Odon
Olarten
Maide W
Orleans Montany
Advertised Letters Entering Washington Post Office
A list of names appears under the heading Advertised Letters for the five weeks ending July 15 1900 in Barr township area. Notable entries include Canon M Globe Malloy Migs Ee Spanton Misa gH Stewart Mes Jos B Guntlemen Alphonzo Bally Lindwell and many more. A proprietor declares the McCord farm gusher one of the best and sixth producing well in the vicinity.
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Washingoni
Canon M Globe
McCord
Barr Township
Massacre Claims and Foreign War News From Asia
Reports from Hong Kong London and San Francisco discuss Lin Yee’s Black Flag forces growing to 22 000 with enlistment plans and widespread anti foreign sentiment in Pekin amid Boxer uprisings. Dispatches describe troop movements Japan Britain Russia and Germany weighing actions while diversions warn of further violence in Tientsin and Shanghai with casualties and consular responses.
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Hong-Kong
Lin Yee
Doubtful dispatch on Prince Ching and Pekin events
Washington reports and Brussels dispatches discuss Prince Ching's stance and possible counter revelations in Pekin amid foreign ministry concerns. The piece notes Chinese sources, cautious optimism about his influence, and a U S war department update on forces deployed to China with potential augmentation to 8 000 men.
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Sheen' At
China
Cnan
Pekin
Jean Thon
Esterday
Dolsio
Baron Nishi
Adjutant General
Ates Etates
Presidency returns to Washington amid Chinese situation notes
President McKaley departed for Washington to attend to letters on the Chinese situation and plans to return shortly. No Congress session is decided, and troops deployment remains unsettled as July ends.
Grain market notes show dull Wheat and corn activity
Market report records a dull tone in grain trading with wheat and corn prices soft and limited activity noted across cash and futures. Trade focus centers on early harvest and uneven demand amid cautious buying by sellers and buyers alike.
Powers Trial Details Conspiracy Probe In Goebel Case
Testimony in Georgetown Kentucky reveals Culton and others linked to a plot to kill Governor Goebel. Witnesses describe plans to mobilize mountain men to Frankfort, funding schemes, and intimidation aims at the legislature.
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F Culton
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Yoatsey
Secretary of State
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Youtsey
Rankfort
Taylor
Jackson County
Hie
Johneer
Gov. i Taytor
Tor
Thie Powers
Berry
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A. Black
Charles Mabey
Pha
Republican Party
Art
Anderson Hotel
Bardreville
Caleb Powers
John Powers
Charles Finkey
John L. Golien
W. W. Sing
W. B. Anderson
Luck
Bagboarsville
McGowan Beats Erne in Three Round Featherweight Fight
New York July 17 1400 spectators at Madison Square Garden watched Terry McGowan the featherweight champion overpower Frank Erne of Buffalo in three brisk rounds. McGovern used aggressive rushes and lefts and rights from the opening bell while Erne a lighter weight boxer was unable to counter the relentless rushes despite his clever style.
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VicGovern
Franks
Erne
New York
Viadi‘son Square Earden
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Brookins
Frank Erne
Buffalo
McGovern
Ete
Tfce
Local notes from Milton a fen and surrounding area
Saturday events include visits from Miss Sarah Herndon and relatives. Residents plan a camp at Indian Springs next week. Various residents reported on business in Washington and Plainville. Oklahoma-bound couple William Morgan and wife depart early August for their future home.
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M. A. Wilson
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Telativ
Indian Springs
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Fred Riss
Udon
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Plainvifis
al. S! Hastings
F. G
John
Charley Lissey
Dirhoffi
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Wi Jeave
Oklahoma
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Mike
J. M
Washington
Harry Bistey
Plainville
James Hertdon
Vincehres Straws Company
Itis Balemgyi
Ty. IE
Daniel Killion
Sanborn
Robert Luster
Frank Eaton
Sogariand Ware
Coroner's Inquest Finds Seth Wykoff Drowned in White River
Coroner L Cha us e y E Tratndr of Daviess County Indiana held an inquest on Seth Wykoff of Washington Township. The inquest ruled his death accidental by drowning in White River below Apraw ferry on July 14 1900. Wykoff 24 white unmarried male. Described as 5 ft 6 in tall 130 pounds with blue eyes dark hair and complexion. James Wykoff is his father and Mrs. Wykoff his mother.
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Daviess County
Seth Wykoff
Washington, Township
Indiana
Seth. Wykoff
White River
Pat A
Trarron
Lovie
Notice of Final Account Filed in Probate
Notice that Button J. site Baa filed a final report with the clerk of the Baston Labour Name for the estate. The hearing will October 100. All persons concerned act according to the administration by TRITON J. and Mattingly, attorneys Heffernan 428.
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Baston Labour
Accoyme Triton J. Aiinits
Adminietraton
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