Family Finds Remains of Winters Believed To Be Found
Coroner Bonham received a sheriff’s message from Newport Kentucky asking if the body of William Winters or William Young is being held. Relatives have been notified. four Winters sisters are expected to come for the body, likely for burial. The man is identified as William Winters though locally known as William Young.
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Bonham
Newpor Ky
William Witters
William Young
Winter
Unclear Identity in Inquest Over Local Death
Inquest into a death linked to William Winters or a man matching that name is discussed by Lawrenceburg railroad workers and councilman Joe Alexander. Coroner Bonham has completed the inquiry but will withhold verdict pending more on the man’s name family and home. The ruling is expected to state death resulted from excessive drinking causing stomach trouble and exposure.
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William Wiiters
Lretccburg
Wiiters
Lawrenceburg
Ilinois
Young
Joe Alexander
Hops
Winters
Bonham
Inspection trip by railroad officials cited
EK and 1 officer on an inspection with HL Miller general manager and P Jeffries passenger agent visited for an inspection tour. The group traveled north later in the afternoon.
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R HL Miller
P. Jeffries
Hypnotist Couple Backs Out of Bedford Show
Prot Stanfield and John Nugent paid about $50 for a hypnotism act in Bedford. Crowds were small and fearful as the show failed to attract volunteers, forcing cancellation and a return to Washington. The partners deny hotel door incidents and dismiss the venture as a pipe dream.
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Stanfield
John
Nugent
Bedford
Washington
Dake
Railroad Hospital to Serve B and O Workers in Washington
A new railroad hospital project in Washington aims to serve B& O and Western Maryland workers. The plan funds the hospital by a wage deduction from all employees and offers free care to injured or sick railroad men, with limited public wards and occasional charges for nonpatients. Dr. C. T. Call is expected to lead the operation if plans proceed.
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C. T. Call
Multiple Crew Changes Highlight Industrial Workforce Shifts
Numerous workers across shops and mills are returning from vacations and illness while others depart for new roles. Names include John Devine, Matt Downey, Erica Waggoner, H. A. Truedley, J. A. Clark, C. H. Walters, Nimnicht, Hawkins, Jack, and more. R. H. Wallace and R. S. Wallace conduct business trips, with Greenwood transferring to the chain gang and others resuming duties after breaks. Amiel Tush relocated for recovery, and Lato Banta with James Black visited Greensburg.
Workmen Wanted as Demand Rises in City Shops and Gangs
In Swee pond fishing the group returned late in the afternoon after catching several pounds of fish. Workmen are in great demand at the shops and the round house gang has diminished since payday. There is a high demand for men in the chain gang and other departments at the shops.
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Frank Budman
Lute Sullivan
Evanaville
K. A
Robert Kubo
Wallace
Thi
Divister
Tom Greenwood
Pil
Albert Miller
John Sanford
Amiel Tush
Vincennes Wedneady
Round House
Vandalism Hits Mt Olive Cemetery In Veale Township
Vandals entered the Mt Olive church cemetery in Veale Township last week and damaged graves. A tombstone for John Coleman dated 1855 was broken and carried to the road edge, pieces gathered enough to read the name. Church members seek the culprits as authorities are urged to act.
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Mt. Olive Church
Veale
John Coleman
Local Notices and Arrivals In Town
Mrs Hugh Sullivan confined to her room and John O'Brien busy flushing hydrants as town updates. Miss Amy Feagang starts in Cabe Kaufman Dry Goods. Mrs H M Arthur and Dr H M Arthur return from James R Arthur funeral. Charles A Chappell Minden Neb and Miss Iona Arthur visit Petersburg. Cora Yarnes to Wheat and tonight commence rites. Cora Hunter leaves for Tennessee. Maud Arthur and Mt Auburn party return from funeral. Cottin Walsh teaching in place of sick Miss Hunter.
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Charles A. Chappell
Minden, Neb
Misa Iona Arthur
Petersburg
M. W. Chappell
Charles
Minden, Nob
James R Arthur
Cora Hunter
West End
Reeve Township Society Forms to Improve Roads
Reeve township farmers organized a Goods Roads Society Tuesday night to improve township roads. Hisberr J A McCord was chosen chairman and W T Browngs secretary. The group aims to drag roads per Prof King’s plan from a Farmers Institute two years ago, aided by Trustee Godwin, with Berry township line completion enabling better rock or gravel work.
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Prof. King
Farmers’ Institute Two
Reeve Township
Hisberr J A. McCord
W.T. Browngs
Reeve
Godwin Ara
Farmers Institute
Farnigra
Berry
City Gas Company Advertisements and Notices
Local notices offer Rent rooms at Southeast Third and Harned, sale items at Gazerte office, and a sale of gas ranges with easy payments. A candidate for Modern Woodmen delegate to the state tour is named. convention set for October. City Gas Company promotes gas as clean, convenient fuel with information available at 413 Main Street.
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South Bend
E.mccracken
Bae I
City Gas Company
Gas Ag Gheip
Main Street
The
Personal notices and arrivals from Loogootee and nearby towns
Local personals list visitors and residents from Loogootee Elnora Tadianapolis Loogootee and other nearby towns. Names include Baker Pershing Meredith Laughlin Masten Patterson Farrell Miller Fromme Abbott Dunne Overbay and others. Also small ads for gas ranges and Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea promote home comfort and beauty products.
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Ed Meredith
Tadianapolis
Ed Laughlin
Odon
Court
J. B. Masten
Frank Patterson
Loogootee
Hallie Farrell
Loogcotee
Nola Miller
Bicknell
Mra
W. H. Bunch
Plainville
Albion Horrall
Backache and kidney cure praised by local shoemaker
Thomas Wood of Northeast Tenth street credits Doan’s Kidney Pills with curing his back pain after a back injury. He says heavy lifting since then has not brought back the pain and urges others to use Doan’s Kidney Pills as the remedy. Sold by Hoosier druggists and Foster Milburn Co New York agents.
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Dan
Pride Gents
Foster Milburne
Tak
New York
United States
Joan
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Erica Waggoner
A. E. Singleton
Wal ‘Hawkins
Louis Helphen
Atide
H. A. Truedley
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J. A. Clark
C. H. Walters
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Afmon ‘Hawkins
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John Babrick
St. Louis
R. H. Wallace
Lato ‘Banta
James Black
Greensburg
Swee Pond
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Hugh Sullivan
John O’brien
Amy Feagang
Cabe & Kaufman's
H.M. Arthur
Hazelton
James R. Arthur
Miss Hunter
Cota Hunter
Tennensee
Cora Yarnes
Wheat
E. A. Arthur
Mt. Auburn
Maud Arthur
Indianapolis
James K. Arthur
Reeve Township Society
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Thirdiacd Harned
Eigthly
City Gas
Ho Igatar
Liedemjan
R. MY. Baker
Ed Pershing
Elnora
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Losgontes
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Lexington
Emma Dunne
Anna Overbay
Wheatland
Hollister
Hatfield & Palmer
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Ithaca Conservatory of Music
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