SCARE IRATE COT RUNAWAY NEAR MERIDIAN STREET REPORT
A buggy driven by Burns and occupied by W M Traylor and Burns narrowly escaped serious injury when a frightened horse ran away from Petersburg toward a son’s home. Traylor was injured and taken to Rev B B Baldwin’s home. Burns escaped serious harm as the rig overturned on George street and then was repaired.
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Burns
W. M. Traylor
Barna
Petersburg
Thomas
Peas Street
Meridian
Traylor
B. B. Baldwin
North Merdian Street
W. 8
Alien
Meridian Street
George Street
Well Known Lady Maud Colbert Weds In Yakima
Word comes of the marriage last week in North Yakima Washington of Mrs Maud L Colbert widow of L D Colbert to Mr Mains. The wedding is a surprise to many here where Mrs Mains is well known.
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North
Yakima
Wash
Maud L. Colbert
L. D. Colbert
Mains
Fragmentary OCR Note on Downey Body at Simon's John Cemetery
Partial text mentions Matthew Downey, a church, Beraas in gt, John's cemetery, and builders attending a body. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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Simon's Church
Large crowds attend devotional services at St Echareh
Large crowds gather for the forty hours devotion contracted by Rev. Father Mahoney. Services will be held tonight at 7 o'clock and Tuesday morning at 5 o'clock, with attendees at St Echareh.
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St. ‘Echareh
Father Mahoney
James Ferris Enters Saloon Partnership
Jamis Perris has bought a half stake in the saloon run by Sherman Freeman. Mr. Fortis is noted as a skilled mixer of drinks and will be a valuable member of the new firm.
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Jamis Perris
Sherman Freeman
Fortis
Wilson and Billings Ship Fine Cattle to Indianapolis
Milton A. Witeon and Blofton Hill, stock dealers, shipped a large load of cattle from Montgomery to Indianapolis. Eighteen head averaged 1488 pounds and brought $1,616.85, completing a winter fattening run for Wilson and Billings. the remaining thirty cattle sold for $3,709. Four carloads of hogs and cattle were sent from Montgomery by Zinkan and Lindergad.
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Milton A. Witeon
Blofton Hillings
Mongomery
Indianapolis
Busch
Montgomery H Today
Messrs
Zinkan
Lindergad
Memorial Services Well Attended By Eagles and Friends
The Eagles and relatives attended a Sunday memorial service at the Christian church honoring their dead. An excellent musical program complemented the services as a large crowd gathered. A return dance is planned at the Masonic hall Thursday evening as a Plain dance, following a prior poverty affair.
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Christian Church
Pérvices
Masonic Hall
Peoples Hall
Gray’s rout of Santos 16 to 3 in local clash
The Grays, led by a strong batting display and sharp fielding, defeated Santos 16 to 3. Key hits and base running fueled a burst of runs, with Lee, Dennis, and Pat scoring multiple times while Dickey and Whitley faced heavy offense from the Grays.
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Meari Backes
Santos
Coal City
Agaregation
Whitley
Porter
Lee
Mojotire
Dennis
Banta
Kehoe
Bobby
Pat
Bine
Quigley
Feve
Bingle
Coakly
Washington
Coterie Card Club Meeting Noted
Continued on fourth page references the Coterie Card Club and mentions Frank Walker as part of the item.
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the Coterie Card Club
Fragmentary 19th Century Portaits Mentioned
A garbled excerpt references a prize, a pitcher, and a gentlemanly prize. The later portion notes an evening spent in conversation. The readable text is minimal and lacks clear events or identifiables.
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Kress Whanlagithe
Gentlenen
Amusements in Atlantic City Engagement at Spenders House
Advertisement notes a three night engagement in Atlantic City at Spenders House with a day trip option, no fares, and five hours of entertainment for bathers. Leaf signs at Horrall's Tuesday. Ladies free on opening night.
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Atlantic
Sporers House
Spening
Company of Claver
Horrall
Two Hobos Arrested for Train Riding in City
C O Gillespie and W O Toveey were arrested Saturday afternoon by police officer Will Bojlore for riding trains. They were brought before Mayor Clark and held for ten days amid a large crowd at the trial. One man protested the lack of a fair trial, but both were jailed and released Sunday morning after detention.
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C. O. Gillespie
W. O. Toveey
Will Bojlore
Clark
Ooi Rei Waray
Jai
Local society notes and health updates from town
Miss Lala Gay sails for St Louis with Clara and Temple Beitman while Ray Stone recovers from pneumonia. Mrs James McDonald and Miss Laura Hughes host Bundsy at Linton. Mr and Mrs J Emall return home from visiting Jasville. Claud Rodarmel and John Rodarmel visit their mother Frances Rodarmel. Banns for Miss Eyebeth Drury and Vincent Zinkan announced. Miss Walsy Wilson returns to work at Horrall brothers. St Marys Sodality plans a bird party and dance. Willard Matthews leaves E and L depot for F Broske seating plant. Job Kaufman arrives from Chicago for a week. Lorena Aull suffers a setback and may be unable to leave her room for a day.
Aged Woman Captain Horrall Dies in Washington
Mrs. Capt. S. F. Horrall, 72, died at 12:30 p.m. at her East Walnut Street home after a yearlong illness from paralysis. A prominent Washington resident born in Veale Township in 1833, she was married to Capt. J. F. Horrall in 1853. Surviving are five children Nelson LoBiio Albion Mary Williams and others. Funeral set for 10 a.m. Wednesday at 602 Walnut Street with burial in Oak Grove cemetery.
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Capt. F. Horrall
East Walnut
Sirs Horrall
Ospain Horrall
Nelson
Horrall Brothers
Terre Haute Paper Company
Albion
Hyatt House
Jesse
Herrell
Sir Mary Williams
Chicago
Errall
Tha. Pebuyoh
Walnuut Street
Sunal
Oak
Miss Catherine Howard Celebrates Tenth Birthday in Home Party
Miss Catherine Howard daughter of Mr and Mrs Ed Howard of South Meridian street enjoyed a pleasant afternoon surprise from friends for her tenth birthday. Miss Iona Neal hosted a large crowd at her parents home East Walnut street for her daughter s thirteenth birthday celebration with games and a refreshment luncheon.
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Catherine Howard
Ed Howard
South Meridian Street
Iona Neal
John T. Neal
East
Walnut Street
Saloon Man James Feagans Injured by Squire Kollams
James Feagans, a well known saloon man, was taken in a disturbance Saturday night by Squire J W Kollams. The incident occurred in a local setting, with Feagans reported injured.
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James Feagans
Squire J. W. Kollams
Night by Officer Kermode Ends in Jail Cell
An arrest leads to confinement as Officer Kermode places a man in custody awaiting further proceedings. The accused is held in jail during the interim period.
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Kermode
Ale
Fire Alarm Fails to Find Blaze in City
Antalarm sent from box 44 last evening led firefighters to a false blaze site. Spectators reported the fire had been extinguished before the quick response reached a residence on Dak Street and Mrs Catherine Schuckoo Dak may be involved while Addie Rogedale returns from Evansville.
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Antalarm
Catherine Schuck Oo Dak Atreat
Seating factory expands as orders rise
The Seating factory in Commercial addition added men to its workforce this morning. The plant reports its business is growing steadily and plans to hire more laborers to meet demand.
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Osw
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Maud Colbert
Ge Mt
Matthew Downey
James Ferris
Ipsa
iMaiaSt
Fayee
Mer ‘Grn Grey's
Perry
Exsig Thieg
Spd Cerves
Dickey
Frank Walker
Col Hardy
Lala Gay
Clara
Tennple Beitman
St. Louis
Ray Stone
James
McDonald
Laura Hughes
Linton
Jom
Emall
Jasville
Claud
John Rodarmel
Mitchell
City
Frances Rodarmel
Main Street
Migs Ey
Beth Drury
Vincent Zinkan
el Moon's
Walsy Wilson
Horrall Brother's
The
Young Indies Sodality Pociety
St. Mary's Church
Masonic Raill
Willard Matthéwa
F. 8. Broské
Jobo Kaufman
Fifth Street
Lorena
S. F. Horrall
Wifs
Ss. F. Horrall
South
Indiana
Herrall
Vincennes
Souset
Grzsite
Heard
Grove Cemetery
Misa Addie Rogedale
Evansville
Drew
Selby “Co
Sérsi
Crowelby
Boots Oxfords
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