Monument to Cabel family member in St Johns cemetery
The article describes a grand granite monument for the late John Valel Cabel in St Johns Cemetery north of the city. It notes its seven ton base, seventeen foot height, and a six foot figure of Faith, with the word Cabel on the die, erected by John Wash of Montgomery, Indiana. It proclaims the memorial as the finest in Daviess County. A separate note reports a young woman in Owensburg killed her betrayer after he refused to marry her. The lover dies eight minutes later. the woman is in jail awaiting further proceedings.
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John Valel
Joseph Cabel
St. Johnis Cemetery
Rhisedee
Daviess County
John Wash
Montgomery
Indiana
Cabel
Owensburg
Greune ¢ County
Tne
Tragady
New Bridges Case Briefs 1500 Settlement
A brief legal item notes a New Bridges case involving a $1500 settlement. The record lists parties and court action but lacks full details in the fragmented text.
Fragmentary notes on a crime sentence and theft report
Incomplete OCR text records a jail sentence for an unidentified individual and mention of stolen goods. Names and clear details are garbled, but references to tobacco, a box, and a late night incident hint at a theft or criminal case under judicial action.
Sentinel Critiques Protections Meals Policy
In a spirited note, the Indianapolis Sentinel accuses ProtecTion of obfuscation and criticizes the Republican stance for promising to serve the people as voted, despite protests. The piece defends frankness in political messaging and the party’s stated obligations.
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Indianapolis Sentinel
The
Sentinel
Kentucky Senatorial Fight Hovers Over Governor Vote
Reported confusion in Kentucky politics as Dr. Hunter trails by a few votes and rumors swirl about voters weighing Governor support. Bradley’s stance could swing the Doctor’s fate.
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Kentucky
Hunter
Bradley
Bridges To Be Built Across County After Damages
County officials plan to construct several new bridges after flood and storm damage. They scheduled a meeting Saturday to receive bids and award contracts for bridges spanning Mui Creek in Emore township, First Creek in Madison township, and Scales Pike in Reeve township with spans from thirty six to eighty feet.
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Court House
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Bungs
Mudcree
Cave Towet
Eaye
Aganin
Mui Creek
Emore
Creck
Madison Township
Scales Pica
Reeve Township
Widow Wins Suit Over Burial Rights at Huntington
The court ruled that a widow may control burial rights after her husband Conrad Keffer’s body was moved from a Catholic cemetery to a new site. The case, heard by Judge Watkins, addresses whether church or ecclesiastical ownership limits a widow’s disposal of remains and marks a pioneering decision in the state on such rights.
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Baan
Huntington
Conrad Keffer
Heaith
Reffdr
Peace Churcht
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County Sunday School Work Promoted by Rev Igo
Rev A H Igo urges organized Sunday school work in Daviess County to advance Christian religion and civilization. He notes limited local organization, calls for cooperation, and reports statewide efforts to structure all ten townships with officers to lead Sunday school workers.
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Pat Plorts
Daviess Cou
Ty Bag
Bration
Daviess
Thearnés
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