Advertisings and letters listed for March 1 190a
A fragmented notice lists letters remaining at the post in ton for March 1 and 190a including several ladies and individuals such as Mrs Burris Miss Anna Cummings Mrs Eliz Coulter Mrs Rob East Gertrude Foster Mrs J M Horrall Josephine Kirkpatrick and others. The text mentions a dinner for about sixty people and an appointment in the United States Navy. A separate note reports the suspension of publication for The Woitfieid Her Herald, noting a burning scene photograph and a dispute among locals over signatures and blame amid a community debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony
Li Burris Mapgie
Connell
Anna! Cummings
Eliz Coulter
Rob East Gertrude
Foster
J M Horrall
Josephine Kirkpatrick Mirs
Puckett Mirs
Anna Quakenbush
Carri Root
E Steirs
Clara Stephenson
Lou
Welch Mamie
Plainville Note Pals Attend Funeral and Visits
Plainville residents and visitors share a weekend of calls and funeral attendance. Names include Lucy McArtor visiting friends, the Denny siblings from Indiana with Charles Jordan of Bloomington robed for Dr. H. McKittrick’s funeral, and Mrs. Jane McBrid with daughter Vinnie. Also noted are visits by Mrs. Naomi Hyatt, Dr. Winton Washington, and Emily Culbertson from Edwardsport. The note mentions a house vacated by Sendall and a funeral described as a notable event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy McArtor
Lester
Elsa
Ind
Reve
Spon
Hildreth
Jane McBrid
Vinnie
Washington
Naomi Andy
Hyatt
Winton Washington
Piato
Hyate Kittrick
James S Denny
Emily Culbertson
Edwardsport
Mattie Killion
Elks Prepare July Celebration With Attractions Hinted
The Elks are preparing for a July celebration and hint at attractions. Negotiations have started with Carrie Natiah, hoped to secure a leading feature. She is asked to speak for half an hour and then perform a dramatic act with a prop on stage at the hall grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tha Elks Oraw
Carrie Natiah
Ttt
Indiana Legislative Activity and Crime Briefs
A summary of Indiana legislative actions includes bills on education financing, state lands, and a labor hygiene office, with the senate debating park sales and suffrage measures. Separate reports cover a Justifiable Patricide case in Columbus, masked-robbery incidents in Luntingburg, and a Shelbyville sentencing for George M. Ray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Brooks Express
St. Clair Park
Indianapolis
Kenate
Tindhinapolis
Artistey Pasid
Senate
Port Wayne
House
Fort
Jeffersonville
Woods
Cooper Anti-Trust
Womin
Saphena Hill
Tnfests
Signs of Peace in the Philippines Gains Hopeful Momentum
Manila reports indicate commissioners favor measures moving toward an early civilian government in the Philippines. With no major insurgent actions for months and rising peace sentiment, many surrender and allegiance shifts suggest the Philippine government could be established within months, pending full accord between McKinley and Root.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippine
Manila
Civif
MdéKintey
Root
Irge
Ekdas
Alfordsville Local Health and Community Notes
A chunky Alfordsville bulletin lists numerous residents ill or recovering, including W. H. Chandler's daughter, Dr. W. H. Ragsdale, Dr. A. H. Burris, and Mrs. C. G Camp. It notes teachers’ institute, visits to Washington, shifts in property, and local events such as Rev. Tubbs’s church appointment and a child’s death. Also mentions the cornet band, a robbery claim in St. Louis, and public notices on passenger carriage changes by Mr. Godwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Chandler
W.E. Arvin
W. H. Ragsdale
A. H. Burris
Godwin
C. G Camp
P. Crawford
C. A. Portin
J. M. McCord
Julia McCord
Washington
Wi Ray
Jaces
Geo. W. Chandler
Floyd Traylor
Dubois County
Squire L. M. Burris
John Kelso
Iloyd Blackgroves
Harriet Camph
Samul Elliott
Myrtle Jennings
Bath
Sheriff McCord
Jasper
Mattie Goodwin
Jennie Bart
John Lustner
Haysville
P. M.buzan
Isaac Newton
H. M. Arthur
Jean
Charley ‘Baker
Alfordsville Cornet
Theodore Harris
St. Louis
Pere
Foogdutee
Geo
Trafic
Daviess County Cavalryman Writes From the Philippines
A letter from Benjamin J. Burris of Troop C, 1st Cavalry, describes Philippine duties in Batangas Tyabus and Lucena. He notes Captain Smith’s unit, the plan to form native soldiers, harsh nearby hangings, and stark climate conditions including sickness. The letter also mentions Nagasaki and Manila orders and reflects on the younger Senator Beveridge comparison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daviess’ ‘County
The
Tyasus
P. L
Ep. Gazerre
Iti
Daviess County
Philippines
Daviess
Batangas
Tyabus
Lucena
Tyus
Asbury
J. Steen
Smith
Lis
Islands
Tynbus
States
China
Nagasaki
Japan
Manila
Avay
Benjamin J. Burrs
Troop C
A. S. Gary
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Iintlemen Akers
Jas
Black Cyrus Bainridge
Glendon Charles Coan
Billies
Jefferson
Caress JA
Cowsten
Ben Carter-Ray ‘Crane
Frank
Dominic David
Davis Cr
Blowers Frank
Humphrey W
Herrin Norman Patton
Andy Pitman
Jessie Pitman
Emmettichardson
Albert
Snider J
E Smith J
Ovenrello
Frank Webb
L Williams
Chas
Bove
RANE
Sefrnit
IPM
Ava Edward
Conheeke 15
Thal Academy
Fufest
Eldomfigia Democrat
Woitfieid
Herald
Con LE Davis
R. i
Plainville
Columbus
Leorge Birrett
Ange
Austin Maloy
Stader
Hogtinis
Vibe
Auttorhey
Maloy
Luntingsburg
Lid
Willian
Jashes
Ray
Shelbyville
Lex J. Kirkpatrick
George, M. Ray
Michigan City
Lanca
Ashinton
Arch HI
E. W. Abeak St
Blanca
Mme Blancalitatrabce
Alpordsville
Ben J. Burris
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U.S. Ns
Peveridee
Indiana
Henry iClay
John C. Breckinridge
Joseph W. Bailey
Texas
Beveridge
Congress
Louisville Courier Journal
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