Tragic mine accident claims Charley Gleason at Montgomery
Charley Gleason, 21, a driver for the Daviess County coal mine, was found dead beside a water box after a suspected crush between the cage and water tank. Coroner Trainor investigated. Gleason, son of William Gleason, had been living in Montgomery with Andrew Specer.
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Montgomery
Louie B. Lefcit
Trainor
William Gleason
Andrew Specer
Addie Diilsrd
Charley ‘Gleason
159Th
Indiana
Charley Gleason
Boone
Gleason
Funeral for Charley Gleason Attended by Miners and Veterans
Funeral services for Charley Gleason were held at St Simona church at 9 oclock conducted by Rev Father Doyle. More than one hundred miners and ex members of Company D 159th Indiana Volunteer Infantry escorted the casket from his grandmother’s home to the church. The church was filled with friends and relatives. The remains were laid to rest in St Johns cemetery with a three salute firing squad over the grave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Gleason
St. Simona Church
Father Doyle
Umber
Co. D. 159Th
Indiana Volunteer. Infantry
St. Johns Cemetery
H. G. Neiry
Wilmington
Delaware
Charles Neiry
Stephen Férowald
Hyattt’s
Henry Merrit
John H. Chandler
W.O. Thomas
Patrick
St. Simona’ Hall
A. O. Ht
Washington
A. P
Loveless
Indiana
Atiow
Evansville
Rogers Station
Mayor Wilson Predicts Prosperity and Wage Increases in Washington
Mayor Wilson tells Gazette reporter that Washington enjoys unmatched prosperity with rising wages for city employees and a 35 to 40 percent pay increase set for April first. He notes broad business strength, improving conditions for labor and widespread benefits, while acknowledging some ongoing challenges.
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S-W
Aix
Coriwell
Fira
John
Sal Ry
Waoat
Thong
Wilson
Iptc
Washington
Gazette
Businoes
Mr. Wilson
Doubts Over Health Remedies Raise Public Skepticism
Mrs. Joshua Shaw of 1215 State Street recounts longstanding backache and kidney troubles that hamper daily tasks. She says she was advised by a distant source to try Dean's Kidney Pills amid skepticism about endorsements from strangers.
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Joshua
Shaw
Dean
Frost and cold snap hit South while Texas sees heavy snow
The Seymour Democrat reports a broad cold wave reaching deep into the South with freezing temps as far as Ft. Smith Arkansas and Mobile Alabama, while Northern Texas Oklahoma and the Indian Territory endure heavy snow. Arthur Clark and Miss Lizzie Goslin wedding at Gosport. robberies and liquor-license disputes appear in Plainville and surrounding towns. civic and church efforts note new carpet purchases and local entertainments.
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Mary Dillon
Seymour Democrat
Adams Expraze
Indiama Ry
Botton Belt
Louisiana
Florida
South
Texas
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Teaneside
Kentucky
Arthur Clark
Lizzie Goslin
Harrison Township
Gosport
Eli Goslin
Lawrey
Nathan Dyer
Board of County Commissioners
Plainville
Circuit Court
Dyer
Newt Hogard
Orl Bogard
First Baptist Church
Tragic Caboose Fall Claims Conductor Roseman Near Vincennes
Clifford Roseman, a B and C Biow conductor from Vincennes, died after being crushed under his train while signaling brakes near Allison Junction. The 35 year old, married with a child, leaves wife, parents, and siblings. Funeral plans pending with services in Vincennes.
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Clifford Rossman
B. C. Biow
Vincennés
Allison Junction
Vincennes
Young Roseman
Tims
Roseman
Maxedon
Dexter Gardner
Jos
East Broadway
Hhe
Joseph Rosemah
Louis
Andrew
Ed Ward
Nellie Rosemad
Iris
Accidant
Funeral of Clifford Roseman at Vincennes Draws Large Crowd
The funeral of Clifford Roseman, killed at Allison Junction, was held in Vincennes Sunday. Knights of Pythias and Railway Trainmen led a long procession with 250 to 300 Knights, band music, and services at the Cumberland Presbyterian church before burial in the city cemetery where about 1,700 people gathered.
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Coadncter
Clifford ‘Roseman
Allison Junction
Vincennes
K. of P
Brotherhood of Railway
Cityside B. & C
City
Pythias
Vincennes Knights
Joe Roseman
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
BR. M. Smiley
H.C. Thomas
John EF. Arthur
Tralhmen
Memorial services honor late railroad man in Vincennes
A large crowd gathered for a funeral with active pallbearers Graham Sanford Clare K P Ed Soudri Frank Thompaon and others. Honorary pallbearers Los Serrit Louie Beitman E T Bigh Lem Goraze and Vincennes K of S turnmls attended. Undertaker George Gardnar presided over the burial.
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Aoa
Graham Sanford
Clare
Ed Soudri Frank
Thompaon
R. T
Los Serrit
Louie P. Beitman
E. T. Bigh
Lem Goraze
Vincennes K
Turnmls
Fire Tears Through Zed Bonhams Residence on Seventh Street
A morning blaze at 9 o market hours damaged the Bonhams home on N E Seventh Street. Firemen battled the flames for about twenty minutes, sparing the parlor while the room furnishings suffered fire and smoke damage. Insurance covers the loss, with the cause under investigation likely a faulty gas line. The incident followed an earlier small blaze in Mr Boggam’s son’s room, which only scorched wallpaper upstairs.
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Zed Bonhisa
N.E
Seventh Street
Boggam
Otis D. Wildridge Sr. Dies in City Home Age 72
Otis Wildridge Sr. longtime city resident died yesterday afternoon at his home after a lengthy illness. Born and raised in the city he spent four decades here, engaging in various trades including farming butchering and paneling. Survived by Molly Laura Agus Ora Frank and Mary. Services are pending.
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John Wildridge Sr
S¢jo
Sree
Ciebty
Dude
Molly
Laura
Under the Wheels Alarm as Worker Loses Arm in Depot Incident
Newspaper excerpt reports a near fatal incident at a depot where a worker was dragged by a wheel. The arm was amputated after medical treatment by Dr Winton. Names such as Joe Alexander and McTagett appear in the muddled text, with references to a shop annex and financial figures.
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Horo McTagett
3 . Winton
Crude Classified Fragment Mentioning Jobs and Goods
A disordered OCR fragment references job applications and various goods. It mentions dieting phrases, constipation remedies, and a dated ad style with prices. The text includes scattered mentions of broad items without clear context or coherent details.
New Life Pills Claim to Heal Liver Trouble
An OCR fragment advertises New Life Pills promising liver trouble relief and improved complexion. It mentions sales by a seller named Klich Senger, and groups like BK jaun and Hlotchen appear as garbled terms.
Cinb Organizers Start Postwar Rummage Sale
A fragmented notice lists organizers and roles for a local event with items priced at 25 and 50 cents. It mentions a secretary and treasurer positions, and hints at a community gathering after a Deer holiday. Names include Henry Beitman and Ras Martin among others.
Obscene Poseur Eboy Advertises Ludicrous Allegations
Fragmentary text claims an obscene sale schemes with detectives and officials named vaguely. The garbled notice mentions Hoover and DeLo figures, a missing templar item, a between Washington and Web Ogdon road, and a reward offer.
Fragmented Notice Describes Robbery and Medicine Ads
A garbled telegram style fragment reports a robbery near Thoraille Ohio and mentions lung trouble patients. It references Jones Drag Store and Smith & Wigton Economy Drug with advertising lines for remedies and household items.
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Bansor Reutan
Ri Gartizon Caablar
Baik
Thoraille
Ohio
Rious
Jones
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Llin Tre Mines
No Wayer Teink
Cage
Daviess Corn Coal Company
Daniel
Burkhart
Miers
Fat
Moss Ned Miere
te'Democrata
Save City
Clifford
Rocman
Cliff Roseman
Vincennes City
Otis
Ipton
Joe Alexanda
Joe Alexander
S.W
Oda
Jai
Clement ‘Lee
James R Arthuy
Arthur
Alford
Clementi
Alfred F
Crist
Littleton
Bennett
Mary
Moser
Olks
Lneldi
Bare Heuryettz Beitman
Ras Martin
Jean Sanjunbar
Martha Hoimbjrac
Rtiv
Presice
Apeiptig
LL. ' Bvary
W. Read
Derettive
Parthas- Fale
Hoover
Flaed
Millicom
Templar
Web Ogdon
Joby
Patrish
O Oley
Hall
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