Three Deaths In Knoxville Family Within Hours
Three members of the Meyers and Hogue families died within twelve hours at Monroe City. Frank Meyers, eighty, died of general debility. His daughter Martha Bagua died after weeks of pneumonia and fever, and her husband perished three hours later from the same illness. Mrs Hogue, fifty two, and her husband sixty two were buried in the same grave after funeral services on Monday.
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Monroe City
Frank Meyers
Monrose City
Knox
Davises Counties
Martha
Bagua
Hogue
Knox Circuit Court Hears Interference at Public Sale
Owen Bond of Oaktown sues M. le Winemiller in Knox Circuit Court for 83 000 alleging the defendant disrupted a public sale. The suit claims the crier Polk was hampered by curses and a pistol threat, causing the sale to fail and damages to Bond.
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Knox
Owen Bond
Oaktown
John P. Polk
Polk
Bond
Land
Igale
Atileh
Arrests as Train Riders Prompt Fines for Two Men
J. W. Stanfield and Joseph Upsti were arrested by Big 0. 8 W. policeman Huff for riding trains. Upski claimed fourteen years in the country and being father of thirteen children living in Ohio. He said he had no money and wished to reach his family. He spoke English poorly. Both were fined and costs. they desire jail.
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J. W. Stanfield
Joseph Upsti
Huff
Upski
Ohio
Notes on Shops and Railroads Aboard Vacation Schedules
Machinist Frank Davis and several shop workers announce vacations including Joe Doray Seth Flurky Robert Kuhn and fireman Jos Hedges moving to Washington. Seymour Democrat reports Supt Beoville will inspect the division road for about a week. Charity Lodge 80 F and A M plans meeting March 8 1995 at 7:30 PM with Entered Apprentices degrees. visiting brothers welcome.
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Jos Hedges
Washington
Seymour
E. R. Beoville
Charity Lodge No
Flegres
A. 'Yenne
W. M. Henry Aikman
City Brightness Criticized Over Poor Lighting
Citizens report half the city without lights on a cloudy rainy Monday night the worst outage in memory. Local officials and the light company face calls for explanation and faster improvement of service amid tax funded upgrades.
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Indiana
Washington
Cyhnacil
Doans Kidney Pills Praise From Local Resident
Local readers report strong community enthusiasm for Doan's Kidney Pills. Mrs B E Shepard of East North Street credits the remedy with relief from nighttime kidney pains, backache, and fatigue, noting improved sleep and lasting comfort.
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Doan
B. E. Shepard
East North Street
Dean
Milburn Co
Buffalo
United
Loan
Local Notes Highlight Residents Visiting and Returning
WA Wilson arrived today from Montgomery while E K Sudduth came from Miss Anna Sisnott and visits Mrs W B Anderson at Vincennes. Mrs F J Smith returns from Chillicothe. Free Summers comes back to Wheatland for noon. Miss Cora Peek returns from Golconda. Mrs A A Casey and son Roy visit in the city from Espleeville to see Mr and Mrs John Coleman on the east end.
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Anna Sisnott
W. B. Anderson
Viscennes
F. J. Smith
Chillicothe
Free Summers
Wheatland
A. A. Casey
Son Roy
Espleeville
John Coleman
East End
Landslide letter reveals Democrat’s admission of blame
A Cincinnati newspaper quotes a 40 year old Indian citizen claiming responsibility for a landslide fallout. The man writes to Senator Beveridge and President Roosevelt confessing his vote shift and pension claim, offering to aid fellow Democrats and seeking support for his pension appeal.
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Beveridge
Albert Bevenidgs
Roosevelt
Democratic Party
Pres
Brother Albert
Greencastle
Mrs Chadwick collapses on first day of trial in Cleveland
In Cleveland on March 7 Mrs Cassie L Chadwick suffered a complete nervous collapse during her first day of trial. She fainted after answering two questions as the second government witness testified. Two nurses revived her and the judge adjourned the trial to morning. The case centers on conspiracy against U S laws alleging an agreement with Citizens National Bank officials to issue checks without funds.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Cassie L. Chadwick
Chadwick
United States
Citizens National Bank of
Oberlin
Underwood In Charge In Schafer Murder Probe
Prosecutor Miller assigns Attorney John Underwood to lead the Schafer murder investigation in Lawrence County. Miller indicates Underwood must reveal all he knows and summon witnesses, while 100 witnesses have already been examined and the grand jury may stay in session another week. Deputy Fletcher says Underwood could start immediately after a few matters are cleared.
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Miller
Lawrence County
John Underwood
Schafer
Underwood
God
Fletcher
Market Report Prevailing Grain and Livestock Prices
Prevailing prices in Indianapolis and Cincinnati show wheat firm to stronger, corn and oats steady, cattle steady to dull, hogs quiet to active, and sheep remaining steady. New York quotes also reflect firm cattle and hog markets with lambs mixed in value.
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Indianapolis
New York
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J. Eeitman
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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
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