Personal notes from Cincinnati and nearby towns
Willi Daleig and Logan Hortall are in Cincinnati. W C Camp visited from Fordsville. C F Boonshot came from Petersburg Miss Lizzie Dueppe is visiting. Ella Rugsell returned from Logotte, Blanche Howard from Cincinnati. J Forthay and C W Agehur were in Kanaks Idaho with William mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Hortall
Cincinnati
W.C. Camp
Itfordsville
C. F. Boonshot
Misg Blanche ‘Howard
J. Forthay
C. W. Age Fhur
Kanaks
Idaho
William
Local visits and arrivals mark Patoka gathering
Austin's Arthur from Glendale visited relatives in Patoka. Thomas Dant returns to Cannerburg after visiting Lizzie Dant. Bloomfield Democrat district chairman G H Hendren was in town. Sheriff George Hobapple and William Williams came from Shoals. Mrs Mary Kavanaugh plans St Louis as future home. A list of locals including O Morgan Alexander Ed Springs and others attended the K of H initiation in Loogootee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin’ Arthur
Glendale
Patoka
Thomas Dant
Cannerburg
Lizzie Dant
G. H. Hendren
Bloomfield
George Hobapple
William Williams
Shoals
Mary Kavanaugh
St Louis
O. Morgan
Alexander
Ed Springs
W. J
Society and Clubs Attend Former Guest Before Indy Trip
Miss Mae Miller hosted a small gathering on Wednesday night in honor of Miss Alona Coleman who departs Sunday for Indianapolis. The Riley clubs plan to meet with J R Mattingly on Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Miller
Hayned Avenue
Misa Alona Coleman
Indianapolis
Riley Clubs
J R Mattingly
Advertised Letters for Week Ending March 24 1903
List of letters remaining in the Washington P C including ladies and gentlemen names such as Lewis Lucy Morgan Mrs Austin Morgan Helen Pride Mrs Mattie Wright Liddie Adkisson Jas Decker Fred Flinn Jas Watkins Jesse. Also marriage licenses Earl Henderson and Legna Gilliatt. Please say advertised when calling. One cent charge on all advertised matters. Fraction J Savreer P M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Lucy
Morgan
Austin Morgan
Helen
Pride
Mattie Wright
Liddie
Adkisson
Decker Fred Flinn
S “Watkins Jesse
J. Savreer
P. M
Death by self inflicts disgrace on Major General Hector MacDonald
Paris reports Major General Hector MacDonald, once commanding forces in Ceylon, died by suicide in a Paris hotel after charges of immoral acts were filed. He shot himself in his room after a newspaper portrait of him appeared. London papers call the act pitiful, recalling his earlier service and the Wales greeting to him in 1871.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Hector MacDonald
Ceylon
Hotel Regina
Sir Hector MacDonald
London
Hector McDonald
MacDonald
Omdurman
Edward
Prince of Wales
India
Wood Departs for Mindanao Command After Brief Stay
Gen Wood leaves Washington for Boston then sails for the Philippines to assume command of the Mindanao military department. The War Department formally relieves him from duties tied to the former Cubs administration with high praise for his work. May Open Printers Convention discussed with the president. River at Memphis falls rapidly with normal conditions returning though levee concerns remain for Arkansas St. Francis region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wood
Boston
Philippines
War Department
Cubs
Memphis
Tenn
St. Francis
Arkansas
Lurid Pipe Dream Alleged Plan to Seize Cabinet Members
Fremont claims an African American orator told Congressman Tawney of a plot to kidnap and ransom members of the Roosevelt administration in the West. The scheme reportedly shifted from assassination to abducting Secretary Shaw, Secretary Root, and Attorney General Knox, with targets in Montana or Colorado. Fremont offered no source, Tawney doubts the tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona
Minn
Montana Or
Colorado
Treasury
Leslie M. Shaw
Elihu Root
Philander C. Knox
Tawney
J. C. Fremont
Watertown
Fremont
Shaw
Roosevelt
Weat
Africa
Court Takes a Hand in Beher Divorce Case
Muncie Indiana March 26 Mrs Josephine Beher obtained a restraining order against her husband Harry Beher to keep him from visiting her at her home during divorce proceedings. She says he threatened to kill her and seeks protection from any visit or threat. Contempt consequences lurk if he acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muncie
Ind
Josephine Beher
Harry Beher
Bold Daylight Robbery in Omaha Jewelry Store
Two men entered the A. B. Huberman jewelry shop in Omaha on March 26 and while the clerk answered a phone, they stole two trays of diamonds valued at 5000 dollars. They asked to see the gems and fled with the jewels after the clerk left the trays unattended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
A. B. Huberman
Market Report: Prevailing Prices for Grain and Livestock
Market report from Indianapolis Louisville Cincinnati Chicago New York East Buffalo and Toledo lists current prices for corn hogs sheep lambs cattle and wheat across multiple exchanges. Futures and cash prices reflect steady movements with hogs and lambs stable to active, cattle mixed, and grain varying by grade and location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Louisville
Barsau
Cincinnati
S. Hoge
Chicago
New York
East Buffalo
Local Notes From CQOHRNETTSVILLE and Surrounding Areas
A sickness list includes Aung and Tempy Kinon on the sick list. Williard Isenogle traveled to Washington on business. Mr Mborg the merchant returned to Martin County on Monday. J Marisse appeared at the county seat on Wednesday. Lizzie Chattin of Washington visits Mrs Jane Carroll. Carroll plans to move to a farm near Forest Hill on April first. M Rose visited Plainville on Tuesday. Inc L Clark was in town on Wednesday. Mrs Tempy Shepherd sick, Beth Myers in Washington on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aung
Tempy KiNion
Williard Isenogle
Washington
Mborg
Martin
J. Marisse
Lizzie Chattin
Jane Carroll
J.D. ‘ Carroll
Forest Hill
Rose
Plainville
Wheat losses feared as river floods hit local farms
Farmers report the river bottoms wheat killed by high water while the community notes school closure and a local church gathering. A. J. Hart from Maysville promotes Home Telephone interests as residents await road drying to reach town for markets.
SHYATT and Plainville Notices Include Preacher Visit and School Honor Roll
Bert Brown visited John Casey in Washington yesterday while Rev. Mr. Hobson preached Sunday evening. Mrs. James Padgett and son Lacy were at Plainville Monday. Hugh Rogers looked after his farm here two days last week. Miss Collin Crosby of Plainville was here Tuesday on business. The quarterly conference will be in Plainville Saturday and Sunday, everyone invited. School closed here last Wednesday with five promoted to graduation Clara Padgett Cork Peachay Roxey Vickrey Ray Chatniiler and Ben Harbstreit and six on the honor roll Room A Guy Chandler and Elsie Stites Room B Brice Chandler Mark Lomax Lulu Peachy Nealy Lomax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Padgett
Son Lacy
Plainville
Hugh Rogers
Collin Crosby
Clara Padgett
Cork
Peachay
Roxey Vickrey
Ray Chatniiler
Ben Harbstre
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Mac Dougal
Minneapolis
Zack Jones
Schull
Willi Daleig
Macdougal
Washington P. C
Earl Henderson and
Legna Gilliatt
J. Beitman
J. Beltman
Gen. Wood
Cuba
Leonard Wood
Jose M. Johnson
W. M. Garrett
Columbia Typographical Union No. 17
International Typographical Union
Pipe
Market Report
Toledo
America
Cleveland
Cresent
Rambler
Orient
Walthan
Oriole
The
Hatfield & Palmer Co
F. Hunemeier
Farmers’ Drug Store
Thei
Cqohrnettsville
Hugh Lett
Ibi
Lea Singleton
Silmon
Mt. Olive
James Singleton
Parry Singleton
Thomas Singleton
Aben Singleton
A. J. Hart
Maysville
Home Telephone Company
Shyatt
Bert Brown
John Casey
Mr. Hobson
Gro. M. Dexazzi
Mgr
East Main
Robert W. Braun
E. 2d St
J. B. Slater
Aetna Lite Ins. Co
A. B. Knapp
Masin
Lo Ess & Coe
Southern Teachers’ Algeration
Vincennes, Todd
Vincennes
Dri Wood
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