Floral parade queen elected in Trenton Illinois
Miss Bessie Mortis a pretty young woman employed as a trimmer at Shorts Sisters was chosen queen of the floral parade in Trenton Illinois for July 4. The town plans an elaborate event with local dignitaries and a lecture about India later in the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Mortis
Shorts Sisters
Trenton
Ill
India
Christian Church
Er Klin
Miss Franklin
Bedford
Mise Josehane
Gome
Washington
Boy and companions drift to Glendale area during swim trip
A nine year old boy, two companions, and a guide set out Saturday for a swimming trip along Veale Creek. The boy wandered toward Glendale before James Porter found him and brought him home in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Shank
Veale
Creek
Hom
Glendale
James Porter
Mt Gilead July 1 Children Day Service At Cosbytown
Mt Gilead hosts Children s Day services on July 1 with Rey Ewen Carroll to preach on the Mt Gilead grounds. Local visits occur as residents from Washington townships and surrounding areas travel to meetings. Farmers purchase new binders and local residents discuss crops and harvest plans as community ties remain active.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. ‘Gilead
Pod Rey
Ewen Carroll Frill
Mt. Gilead
Lee Osman
iCumback
Louis
Mary Swan
Washington
Tovin
Squires Court Actions Include Hawkins Hearing and Fines
George Hawkins faces a hearing before Squire Kendall after an affidavit by Deane Steinfelt claiming fear of being shot. Hawkins remains on bond. Boyd Sanger, age unspecified, was fined for malicious trespass by Squire Kellams and jailed for nonpayment. Henry Rayle testified as prosecuting witness near Maysville. A preliminary hearing for John Bronpan on an alleged shooting with intent to kill was postponed in Squire Streeter’s court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hawkins
Deane Steinfelt
Hawkinss
Hawkins
Squire Kendall
Boyd Sanger
Squire Kellams
Henry Rayle
Maysville
Sdhger
John Bronpan
Railroad Notes Brighten Busy Indiana Towns
A sprawling column notes railway workers and their movements from Vincennes to Evansville and Seymour. It mentions Harry Brown, Chief Inspector Kern, Dan Mahoney, Charles Busendon, and J. D. Often with travel and vacation updates, plus a local marriage in Evansville and a trip to St Louis for an excursion. The piece ties in political and public health notes as March 1900 vaccination debates surface amid general community updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Will Brown
Ivell
Edith Wagi
Evansville
Will Heside
Seymour
Tin Mahoey
Washington
Vincennes
Harry Figuiertett
Seymour Repub’lican
Same old circus as in ninety six echoes in Chicago
The record notes a familiar scene with the same crowd, tents, and speeches, referencing the familiar rhythm of the past. It highlights Bryan, political shows, and the repetition of slogans as observers compare today with ninety six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Chicago
Mr. Edison
Phonograph CO
Fifth Ave
New York
Lincoln monument memory notes and cures claim
The clipping mentions a monument at Lincoln to J. M. Key coa Baas and reports Dr. D B Cargile of Washita I T claiming Electric Bitters cured Mrs Brewat of scrofula after other doctors failed. It touts Electric Bitters as a blood purifier aiding liver kidneys digestion and strength. Also notes aquariums at London Zoo adding blind fish from Kentucky caves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. B. Cargile
Washita
Se N. Jones
iThe
London Zoological Garden
Weveral
Fiah
Kentucky Caves
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N.W. Martin
Arthur Jordan ‘Poultry Company
Tesignel
S.A
Martin
Jesons
Shmuel Armes
Heeve
Ebenezer Cemetery
Lawrence Reichmeister
The
Terre Haute ‘Brewing Company
Hatfield Sd Palmer Company
Oklahoma
Cansus
Bilheiner
White River
Non
Maud Laughlin
Joseph M. ¢ ‘Potter
Billheimer
Jes
Yenne
Tines
thatiJos
the Elk's
Fvineenohe
Daly
Sunny ‘S¢Hhool
Will
Daugtertys Srhiss Daly
Mariey
Mike Campbell
Robing
Pobe
Leemvianel
Shuire
W. S
Frankfort
Meydames
A. M
Walters, Eamith
Homer
C.C. Bonhamohn
Kretz
J. M
Barber
Charles Smith
Hatfield
Farmer
Ico
da Ga
Meridian An Cond
Foundry
Martin T Utity Tribune
Honri R. Wadswer
Baptist Young Peoples Union
Adgar Haile
Supreme Court
Washington Township
Daigis County
Alkmad Scarnahan
Indianapolis
Hyansrile Courier
Chase Black
Ephraim Clark
Has
Hinthejclown
Cabell & Kayman Mercantile Company
Ghoe
Blaggie Ragsdale
Ed Costello
Consis
J. Billheimer
North Meridian Street
Snleigh Stoom House
Ella Nikirk
Marion County Inlans’ Hospital
Nikirk
William J. Nikirk
Mayeville
Shej
Qhiefs
Roefloes
R. L. Pearson
McKinley
Roosevelt
Bedford Neots Ars
Frank Lésiam
Eoods
Cehéus
Iity
J. N. Jones Aruggist
Cosbytown News
Jacob Purcell
Thos
Charles Gain
Frank Rapy
Ennis
Mor Day
Andy, Bledsoe
Kentucky
Squires’ Courts
Harry Brown
Br Tab
Loogcotee
Inspeetor Kern
Tom Hollis
Uddianipolisy
J.D
Foxemant
Round J
Cincinnati
Dan Mahoney
Vincenhes
Charles Busendon
Clay City
Dois
Charlie Johnson
Frank
Sumner
Lilly
Supreme Court of North Carolina Ln
Bosto
Boston Literary Journal
Senator Heart
Mississippi Delta
Mra. K. S ‘Jackman
Professor Smith
Butte
Montana
M. T. Risley
Misa Elgie Gil
Ang ' Heinekamp
Vincennes Capital
Grove
United S
Fiz cLovis
Pann Afgorom Co
Tanasscee Moblige,s. Drug Co
Per Schall
Talon
Ibaa
Sav
Gonsumer
James D. Roberts
Fife
J. H. McLean
Spencer
Ravenya
Wes Patterson
Exery
Ito Opel
Louk
Standard Bath Cabinet Co
Toledo, Ohio
Cordova
Wie Courier-Journal
Adit
Courier Journal ’Co
Louisville, Ky
Gazette
Courier-Journal
Thomas
Bleetce
Cline
Croup
Beals
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