Residence of T. J. Axtell Burned in Fire
The home of Thomas J. Axtell south of the B&O S-W railroad between East Tenth and Eleventh streets was badly damaged by fire this morning at about 7 30. The house and contents were insured for 4000 with German American Insurance Company. the loss will be adjusted soon. A valuable diamond finger ring belonging to Miss Axtell is missing after the mishap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Axtell
Miss Axtel
Thomas
J. Axtell
M . Axtell
Gierman American Insurancs Company
Ella Astell
Rhone
Eight new smallpox cases reported in region
Health officials announce eight new smallpox cases with two in the city and six at South Washington area. Names include William Ballow twenty, Mrs Ballow of East Mashpey, Mrs Eu Colbert of Sthfewre, Philip Shultz, and Henry Willeford's three daughters. Officials say vaccination efforts will proceed to stamp out the outbreak within six months.
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South
William Ballow
Ballow
East Mash Pey
EU Colbert
South Washington
Agt
Philip Shultz
Ciledec
Henry
Rail route surveyors map Southern Indiana line
Southern Indiana railroad surveyors are in town drafting a proposed route from Odon through Rugglesville Epsom Cornettsville Taottsville to Washington. A 200 acre farm is offered for cash rent. Callon Mastings Alen and Billeheimer are listed. President McKinley has appointed Robert S. McCormick of Windish? to some post. Early morning departure for Austria noted.
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Southern
Indiana
Raiload
Odon
Rugglesville
Epsom
Cornettsville
Taottsville
Washington
Callon Mastings
Alen
Billeheimer
Sixteen New Smallpox Cases Reported in Washington Area
Sixteen new smallpox cases were reported today in Washington and vicinity. Named patients include Mr and Mrs Adam Ebler and eight Adams Jr Rosa John George Eddie and others. Antine treatment begun for all, with families of Frank Morris quarantined after recovering. Authorities tightened quarantine and closed off Plainville areas to prevent spread amid arrestee Capt J T Applegate charged with assault.
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Sou
Washington
Adam’ Ebler
Adam Jr
Rosa
John
Elnora
Plainville
The Letter Offers Reward for Arrest of Conspirators
A historic note describes a letter promising 400 to 500 dollars for information leading to arrest and conviction of those who extorted 1567 dollars. Signed by Alexander Kin ton, dated March 7, the missive warns of violence against Killion and his daughter if demands are not met, with investigators wary of threats from unnamed conspirators.
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Bboo
Alexatingn Kinnton. Jad
Attempted murder threat targets Killion in Plainville home
GazErre reporter found loaded double barreled shotguns and revolvers in Mr Killion's room as threats loom. He asked no entry after dark and warned no one will be admitted to his ward. His daughter Mrs Drey Keith's home in Sugarland is guarded. Detectives Eheart tried to win a contract to investigate but were refused.
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GazErre
Mr. Killion
Killen
Plainville
Killion
Htevle
Plainan
Drey Keith
Sugarland
Mr.Killion
Jos Eheart
Iites
Plaiguille
Killion i
Sen
Order of Buffaloes Arrives in Princeton
In Princeton the Order of Buffaloes, a new secret society founded in Chicago, held its initiation at the opera house with eighteen members from Princeton and nearby. Initiates report the group aims for congeniality and conviviality, with dues of 11 cents per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Buffaloes
Chicago
Josh Spriceby
Ebri
Arte
Princrton
Fopera
Princeton
Pettinger in court on attempted murder charge at Ayrshire
Claude Wattinger of Winslow faces a serious case after allegedly attempting to shoot miner One Alexander Amon at Ayrshire. He was arrested Thursday morning in Winsborough and brought to Petersburg, with a preliminary hearing set for March 11. Bond posted by George Bb. Shiby as his bondsman. A second suit against Hottnger for pro. another suit expected soon. A heroic act by Mrs Frank Whit of Island City when she flagged a passenger train near a cave-in on the Southern Indiana line, earning a lifetime pass. General Leonard Woolive may command as Lieutenant General with twenty four years left to serve, remaining on active duty until retirement in 1924.
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Claude Wattinger
Winslow
Soni
Alexander ‘Amon
Ayrshire
Squire Puelkeep
Pettinger
Michelin
Veersburge
Mareh-ll
George Bb.shiby
Iso
Hottnger
Petersburg
Frank Whit
Island City
Southern Indiana
Indiana
Leonard Woolive
Rock
Wood
Havin
Complaints Over Counterfeit Money Circulate in Vincennes
Residents complain about excessive counterfeit cash circulating in Vincennes as a party alleges paying five dollars for four fake dollars and only one genuine bill amid ongoing concern over fake currency.
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Vincénhes
British and American War Plans Foresee Pekin Guard Details
English and American preparations advance for withdrawal to Pekin with two-company supplies packed. Britain plans a summer move along the Pei Ho and to leave a half battalion fusiliers as a legation guard, plus an Indian regiment for railroad protection. French consider staying forces to guard their legation and the Pekin to Paoting railway, with plans to station a force at Hanwok and guard the Lu Han line, prompting British doubts over Yangtze authority and regional stability.
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Pekin
Pao Ting ‘Pa
Hanwok
Lu ‘Han
Cuba and Cuban convention tensions probe terms and delay
The report outlines a wary view of Cuba’s convention, with General Wood’s remarks disputed by administration officers. It suggests Congress may extend debate until December, while the unitary Cuban government remains in power. a related case in Liverpool involves Duke of Manchester facing a breach of promise writ.
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Cuba
Washington
Fred West
Aimericai Bunsresas
Wood
Congress
Barber County prosecutor deals with Kiowa lounge immunity
Samuel Grifiny county attorney for Barber County grants Kiowa lounge keepers immunity from prosecution in exchange for money. They receive $15 a month and provide witnesses for Grifthn in a civil suit brought by Mrs Nation. Jury awarded a verdict in favor of the plaintiff.
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Samuel “Grifiny
Barber County
Kiowa
Grithn
Barr township citizen John Gainer dead at 72
John Gainer longtime Barr township resident died suddenly Wednesday evening while in his yard at about 72 years of age. Survived by wife and six children, funeral set for Friday at St Peters church Montgomery with burial in nearby cemetery. Also noted is the death of 17 year old Maudie Fairhurst from Corntteville after illness. Her funeral planned at the family home with Rev. Kaecantrell conducting services and burial at a local cemetery.
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John Gainer
Barsig
Daviess County
iThomas
Kavanaugh
Pete Sinnott
Michel Henry
Katie
I Ini
Louisville
St. Peters Church
Montgomery
rAncerst Maudie Fairhurt
Iry
Fairhurst
Corntteville
Rathers
Kaec
Antrell E
Bethel News Highlights Local Visits and Illnesses
Lupti Wallace visited the school at his place Thursday. Mrs Wiley of South Washington was by me that Union meters Wednesday night. Nachim Davis spent Saturday in Washington. Cora Peck is able to be out after several days’ illness. Lissdite Horrall is absent from school due to measles. Mr and Mrs Addy Inmon of Plains are visiting relatives in this locality.
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Indianapolis
Washington
Leinte
Pris
Lupti Wallace
issiLute
W. Peck
Nachim Davis
Uitiondsiin
Anson Stuckey
Sungays
Iem
Seat
Weilchy
Horrall
Addy
Inmon
Plains
Yasality
Leona Park pursuit and local notices mix of events
A clutter of short items from a small town includes Miss Ethel Gaither visiting Leona Park on Tuesday, a chase involving Elmer Ennis of Big Windy, and a photographer W. S. Johnson inviting readers to view a sample room at Main and First South. Scudder institute and education notes follow, with a obituary for Caroline Simmons dated January 9, 1859 to March 3, 1901. Local planning mentions a proposed route from Oden City and rail connections, plus community stories on religious society events, court matters, and a new issue of the Linton Daily Call promising independence and a personal column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Gaither
Leona Park
Elmer-Ennis
Big Windy
Elmer
W. S. Johnson
Main
First South
Veale
Scudder
Mary Peck
Albert Beaviat
Scudder Cave
Caroline F. Simmons
Loan Offer Notice From Gardiner and Slimps
A loan advertisement announces a thousand dollar loan at a low rate. It requires an approved story or summary and mentions the offices of Gardiner and Slimps located at 3-7-d3t.
Discharge and Damages In Clover Leaf Case
Charles Long once a Clover Leaf brakeman sues for unpaid wages after being discharged and held responsible for a week. The railroad counters with $000 in damages for disobeying orders and a wreck. Rev D Blankenship resigns Line ton Baptist pastorate to lead Edwardsport and Bicknell churches. Old papers for sale.
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Charles Long
Clover Leaf
Damaze Sui
D. Blankenship
Baptist Church
Lineton
Edwardsports
Bicknell
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Lorie
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Ountry
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Will
England
Germany
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Marvel
White Star
New York
Duke of Manchester
Portin Knight
London
Liss Barteauriy
Vay
Iknight
Porthi Tia Kui
Salem
Judemebe
Nation
Popeka
Jin
Iain Guenpl Focteo
Gropred
Bethel
NEWS
Oden
JA de
Southead Fee Lana
Washinseton
Wheat Land
Eaglesville
James Porter
Ladies Aid Society
CG. P
Moony
Fois Wallace Lites
Vincennes
Henrys Morris
Morris
Charlie Crawford
Lore
Alfordsvilh
Dubois
Councip
Kentucky
Reeves, Brothers
John Garediner
Law Bryan
Bryan
Durbin Bale
Vineennes
Linton Daily Call
W. M. Moss
Moss
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