Evansville Journal reports clergy and community deaths
The Evansville Journal outlines multiple obituaries and church notes. It cites the death of Rev Jlek Henry Rowan and Rev Father Patrick Roe, plus local mourning for Maud Colbert and Nellie Keck, detailing family ties and funeral plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bspital Ins
Tal G Phenatine
Bowen
Evankile
Hoseph
Presbyterian
Evansville
Tephe
Iares Hospital
Madison
Obituary Notice for Mrs Margaret A sities
Mrs Margaret A sities dies after illness in the township near Qdon. Widowed thrice married to Thomas, she was residing with W. E. Jackson about three miles north of town. She left surviving a number of brothers and sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret A
BE. Jackson
Jthree
Thomas
John
Susan
Raven Brother
Final report filed in Great Interest gas receiver case
The Court accepted the concluding receiver’s report in the City Gas Company matter filed at Davies circuit court. Judge Boyle acted as receiver in 1909 and his attorneys and the trustees for holders participated as parties. the report outlines disbursements and management of the plant, aiming to settle debts and protect consumers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Gas Company
Davies Circuit Court
Washington
Lawrence Poyle
Chicago
Oye i. K
Boyle
Fragmented court ledger notes and expenses
Readable fragments show an 1880s court term with judge Boyle and investors. The document lists expenses totaling 970.38 and names like Albert Fegans Cameron and Nelson as attorneys, plus jurors and firms such as Bobbs Merrif and West Publishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montterja
Adjowin An Pe ‘Ruary
Albert Fegans
Cameron Att
John Im Vee
Nelson
Ewant James A. Sparka Oni Hosen
Ernest
Sar Jhodan
West Publishing
Ais
Frank Shepard Company
Bert Wilson
Democrat
E. B. Forsythe
George
Godwin
Nellie Courther
Court Phenographier J
H. Kiefer
RJ Gardiner
Attoragy
Healy
J. H. Tren
Plum County Officials Move to Appoint Silage Circuit Court
County commissioners recommend the alienation of land for silage as the circuit court weighs appointment. The document references a daily stipend of $5.00 and discusses readiness for someone to be ready for the appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plum
Court Grants Adoption Petition in 1910 Case
In circuit court Judge J S Ogden granted the petition of William N Sinclair and Lavina Sinclair to adopt a child through the Christian Woman's National Appeal in St. Louis. The child, born September 15, 1910, was given the surname Sinclair. Dol Slimp represented the petitioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. SW. Ogd
William N. Sinclair
Lavina Sinclair
Christian Woman's
Peti Dayera
Wiliam
Woman Convicted in Highland Township Case
A city court on Friday afternoon convicted a woman on one charge in the Highland Township case involving her son. The sentence was suspended during good behavior, with remaining counts or penalties potentially unresolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cospertos i
Frida
jCom
Thi
Nce
Kidwell Buys Barber Shop Property on J Street
Local records show Kidwell purchasing a barber shop property at 318 J Street for 4 500 dollars. The deal includes remodel plans for the existing business and surrounding street frontage.
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Kidwell
Iday
Fternon. Briding
Jstreet
Kidwe
Windstorm Strikes Town Causing Structural Damage
A heavy windstorm Friday caused minor damage across town. Awnings, small buildings, and several telephone poles were blown down while traffic and sidewalks were briefly disrupted. A chimney collapsed at a home on South Indian and injuries were reported as a man named Joseph was arrested nearby. George M. Mattingly reportedly owned a large building with a sun roof damaged in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presapre
Padestridni
Joseph
South Idian
George
Mattingly
Tauffy
Idler Asters
Fire destroys northern part of farm, many perish
A fire gutted the northern section of the farm household causing extensive loss of goods. The blaze swept through the area with casualties reported among the household, leaving few items intact and the dwelling severely damaged.
Funeral Attendants Gather for Hatpheate Residence Service
Officials and attendees from Cincinnati lodge Elks gather for the funeral party at Hatpheate residence. Among mourners are Mr and Mrs Winton and Mrs Myers, with attorney John Sneabauer and J G Levy present. A special car carries the body and floral offerings reflect local support.
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Mrz ‘Winton
W. H
E Myers
Charles J
John’ Sneabauer
J. G. Levy
Iitet
Cincinnati Lodge
of Elks
Tre
Breftlebar
Dr. Tide
Gross
Rush
Cincinnati
Flora
Don Wile Hopes Open Light and Power Plant
A new switch for the Don Wile light and power plant is nearing completion this weekend to connect the main line at the ratj ad and Spring street intersection. Poles from Michigan have arrived and will be set next week. The modern brick plant, overseen by E. O'Dell of Odon, features a 120 horsepower Corliss engine, two oilers, and an alternating current system.
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I Don's Light
Ratjad
Spring Street
Aga
Michigan
Hich Ia
E. O'Dell of Odon
Pennsylvania railroad expansion eyed into Evansville
Readable text notes railway plans to extend into Evansville from Pennsylvania routes via Washington, Huntingdon, Roo:orthington, Vincennes, and Fort Wayne areas. The aim is to access the Indiana coal fields and shipping points, with alternative routes proposed through Vandalia or from Indiana towns into Evansville.
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Elin Evansville
Pyanavilla
Pennsylvania
Feilroad
Frich
Hdiana
Evansville
Vandalia
Angeline Mattingly Mattingly Dies of Liver Cancer in City
Miss Angeline Mattingly aged fifty three died at the home of C. Thomas Kidwell in this city after a cancer of the liver. The body was shipped to Bramble for burial Thursday after a funeral at St Joseph's Catholic Church. Survived by father John B Mattingly and brothers and sisters including Mrs Mery C Lents Indianapolis Mrs John Greenwell Matthew Jones near Bramble Thomas Seymour and Frank Mattingly of Loogootee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mann
Maud
Colbert
Austin Colbert
Marvaville Road
Colbert Cemetery
Colbert Jeates
Fathe Ibe
Fleener
Sa Tee Éters
Jack Fleenorj
Missour
Ae de Fleenor
Carris ‘Co
Louis
Elizabeth’ Fason
Land City
St ‘Tube
el Upon Christian Church
Angeline Mattingly
John Greenwell
Matthew Jones
Bramble
Interest in the New Hyatt Hotel Details
The report notes Kidwell paying 2500 dollars for Git Matt's Holdings and the interest of his partner. The press item references approximately two and a half percent of W. Kidwell, with details rooted in Saturday reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ByYs
Hyatt Hotel
Kidwell
Matt
Nytt
W. Kidwell
Fragmentary notes on court case and school building project
Ongoing court proceedings in Montgomery County involve a dispute over a new school building with costs over 17.7 million dollars. Key witnesses testified on both sides as officers and health inspectors observed proceedings before the case was abandoned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fa “Hetory
Id W
Trustgo
Barry Ogdon
Briday Horning
Haring
Montgomery
Physician Dr Winton Dies After Long Illness in Cincinnati
Dr Winton a Missouri born surgeon long based in Cincinnati died after a chronic heart disease battle that spanned years. He and Maj Winton travelled to Europe for treatment while relatives mourned his passing and noted his iron constitution and career with B&O Railroad.
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Dr. Winton
Maj. Winton
Europe
Inton
Mt. Vernon
Illinois
Lauteville
Kentucky
College of Ol i
Bughweathn
Compa
Jon
Winton
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Sol
Stella
H.bu
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Aspanuts Brother
Belcher
Fiteenthee
Gardiner Tharp
Gardiner
I Fk
Holy Name Sociae
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Inder
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Montgome
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Rowan Jwas
Margaret Thorkas
Martha
Jane
Howard
Marack
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Jacoy i
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Stre
Shorty
Phae
Houbtley
Jership
Stockhoers
Plendid
Cauers
Russell
DON Wile
Opean Light and Power
Henneylvania Sdeking
Ntrance Inti
Hormer
Charles
F. Winton
Walput Hills
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