Gun Saloon Fight Leaves Miner Dead in Terre Haute
A gunfight at a saloon in Terre Haute ends with a miner dead and another fatally wounded. Five others suffer serious injuries as attackers led by Angel Rough and Nick Garnerin attempted to loot the place. Rough surrendered to authorities after a rapid confrontation and flight.
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Wrecks, Robberies, and Deaths Reported Across Indiana
A string of incidents reports wrecks near Frankfort injuring a dozen passengers, a fatal engine accident at Remington, a post office robbery in Mecca, a new tech school site selected near Indianapolis, a violent death from a horse incident near Evansville, and road damage in Blackford County.
Trial calendar outlines January term court schedule
The document lists a detailed trial calendar for the January term of court with multiple days and case numbers. It shows third day on Wednesday with cases Pride vs Pride and Slaughterback v Slaughter among others, and includes numerous other case listings, adjournment notes, and a fatal duel report from Brazil Indiana.
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Icequadron sails for Havana from Veicenela
Fragments note a varied U S news day with reports on naval movements toward Havana, royal concerns in Portugal, a train collision in Nebraska, and other incidents. Mentions include the ice squadron voyage, a fire, and legal actions, with mixed domestic and international items.
Roosevelt Western Tour Itinerary Outlined By President
President Roosevelt plans a multi state West and Northwest tour from April to June 1905. He will depart Washington April 1 by train to Chicago then visit Madison Wisc Milwaukee St. Paul Minneapolis and proceed through the Dakotas Montana Nebraska Iowa Missouri California Nevada Oregon Washington and finally Indiana before returning to Washington. Speeches will be given largely from his car. In Hong Kong police seized five thousand rifles ready for transport into the interior.
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Market Report on Grain Provisions and Livestock Prices
Prevailing prices for grain provisions and livestock across major markets include Indianapolis Wheat No 3 red 18 cents per bushel and corn 43 cents, hogs around 677.50 to 824.60, lambs near 3.07, Louisville with mixed No 2 white corn at 600, cattle around 62.15 to 75, and Chicago showing cattle 4.50 to 5.10, hogs 5.75 to 7.40, with lambs near 3.50 to 3.97. Cincinnati and New York reports show steady to strong readings across wheat corn oats cattle hogs sheep and lambs, reflecting a broad range of prices.
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Veale's Creek Church Meeting and Pigeon Demand
Notice states a church meeting at 10 30 p m on Saturday April 11 to elect five stewards. Taylor seeks 400 dozen live pigeons at one dollar per dozen and pays for poultry and eggs. Saga of Thanks notes gratitude from Peterson of Barr Township for friends and a grandson Daniel.
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Local Notes From Cornettstown and Nearby Towns
Correntsville brief items show W. G. Morbit of Plainville visiting Friday. William of Wash attended Was h. L Critchday and Charles T Myers of Epsom visited on business. Mr and Mrs Wm A Rosa moved to Elnora Street, local status noted.
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Local School Closes After Ada Osmon’s Notable Service
The city’s school moved to Elnora after closing here last Friday. Miss Ada Osmon, a respected teacher, led years of work. Patrons gathered at noon for a farewell dinner, and at two o’clock students presented an entertainment before bidding the beloved teacher farewell.
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Notice to nonresidents in Faith vs Smith case in Daviess Court
In the Daviess Circuit Court March Term 1903 Thomas W Faith with Faith and Faith attorneys files a complaint to quiet title on nonresident defendants Michael Summers and unknown heirs. They must appear at the next term on the third Monday of June 1903 in Washington to answer or deny, or judgment by default will be entered.
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