Greys fall to Kentucky nine in ten inning thriller
Henderson Kentucky travel squad overcomes Washington Greys 10 inning duel at Woodlawn. Purdue stars for the Greys with three hits as Coffman and Schrodey shut down the visitors in key late innings. Lawrenceville, Bickner, and St. Francisville next as fans hail a brisk late season display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Indianpolis
B.C
O'Brien
Babe
Haig
Charley Russell
Robert Murrdock
Bob
Murdock
Woodlawn
Lawrenceville
Bickner
St. Francisville
Chester Purdue
Shorty Bohiler
Coffman
Sehroodey
Byh
Purdue
Charley Tee
Street
Moton
Thox c
Gisarat
Elkhomer
Sete Winston
Neo Tyd Unie
Purdie
Bet Link Aocreukacht
Neo Regem
Len Roy Johnson
L. B
Boston
Sullivan
Toston
Couti Widehny
Aid
Shilye Ogdon
Kentucky
Renewers
Alvin Padgett
Ponce
Thomas ‘Taggart
O. M.cVanew
Sugarland
Wahee
Greys
Ottober
Sam Schofield
Tipton
Nee
Martin
Woodlawn Park
Maig
Diamond Confette and the Race for the Lawrenceville Slot
In a fragmented note, references to baseball figures like Sims and Donnelly surface alongside chatter about the Oton White Sox and a Lawrenceville game. The piece mentions umpire pensions, a lawyer’s opinion on the Gray team, and hints at holiday travel for Captain Bonnelly and Mrs Holliday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sims
Oton White Sox
Donnelly
Lawrenceville Ikea
Coffman
Bonnelly
Ipsehroder
Plavian A. Seal
Gan
Princeton and Mt Carmel Baseball Highlights From Sunday
The report covers a Sunday Woodlawn game with Princeton and Lawrenceville, detailing aggressive plays. Notable moments include Neeaus, Ganley, and Pierce's defensive plays, plus crowds noting performances by Pierce, Smith, and Wellinote. Boosters in St Francisville support their team with strong batting from Purdue and a tense showcase across multiple innings.
County Centenary Plans Adopted for September Views
Centennial committee meeting selects September 28 29 and two days for county centennial celebration. Workers show eagerness to make the occasion epoch making. Meeting held at 1 o clock with all members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Views County
Seaion
Divorces and Custody Rumors Highlight Indiana Court Notes
In Daviess county Indiana court notes a divorce case splits families as a relative offers to care for Tomey children while the former wife’s ex spouse is cited in a remark about pensioning. Anna McCall’s divorce from Rev Francis McCall reveals alleged church-affiliated tensions and cursing during travel. A lawyer questions ministerial conduct as part of the McCall case. A veteran attorney questions bias against Judge Ogden in a $20000 damage suit. Wuertz alimony orders adjust past rulings, setting $300 payable to support minor children as a full settlement. Circuit Court entries list salary and contract continuances and a Force case dismissal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxydon
Benefh
Thomas L. Tomey
Mya. Mille
Tomer
Cather
Tomy
Tomey
Oydon
Anna EB
McCall
Francis McCall
Anna
Indiana
Daviess County
Alfordsville
Abe Gwin
Anne
Utt
Daviess
James Sanders
John Aw. Billings
Daviess Court
Caan
Ogden
Resignation of Rev S A Hayworth at First Baptist Worth
The Rev S A Hayworth, pastor of the First Baptist Church of Washington, announces his resignation effective June 13 1916. He cites years of service and progress, praising the church and expresses hope for continued spiritual unity despite his departure. Bedford congregation anticipates changes as he moves to new duties with better compensation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. A. Hay
First Baptist
Louis
Wash
City
Eavel Wasninston
iMr
Bedford
Rand
Ezra Stattinaly
J. G. Allen
Sunrengins
Allen
Tabute
Tis
Ellis
Ald Dar
Mattingly
Hfe Bedford
Sines
Mayworth
WashBiston
Apell
Tygrad
Avenkor
Washington
Hoss
Deedford
Dr. Bayworth
Washayetah
Tony
Bedford Eligren
Hayworth
Chivch Sundlay
Fife
Idadern
Cdopa &E
Bequest Dispute Over Mary Vaugier Identity
The inquiry reveals Mrs Mary Vaugier of South Washington as the Whitton in question and notes a bequest of 200 or 400 dollars to her. A farmer named Mattisor reportedly attempted suicide by jumping into a well after owing money to Washington, with neighbors rushing to assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hington
Severn
Mary Vaugier
Quiry
Mary
Mattisor
Washington
Petershie
Tarmit Lure
Josiah Morton
Wil Mam Suggan
Mattison
Rine
City considers bid on vacant lot sale by mayor over price
City officers debated selling a vacant lot at South and another street. Negotiations stalled after an initial $2 000 bid was rejected. The mayor indicated the city might hold out for $2 500, higher than recent similar sales, as prospects for a new federal building could boost value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCarthy
Ciy Sui
Eity
Prospectere
Baette
McCarty
Arrest of Dexter Fitzpatrick by Terre Haute officers
Washington man Dexter Fitzpatrick was arrested Sunday by Terre Haute police at the request of local authorities. He is charged with burglary and the theft of a feared Overlark automobile from Gebre S. Ellis, 442 North Sixth Street, with the car later recovered by Terre Haute police. Hastings, Allen and Hastings defend Fitzpatrick, who awaits trial in Terre Haute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Earl Poinsett
Dexter Fitzpatrick
Washington
Terre
Mayne
Fitzpatrick
S. Ellis
North Sixth Street
Tééte
Haute
Terre d Hanta
Cuytenand
Kidney Pills Prove Helpful Says Mrs Russett
In a long testimonial Mrs Russett of Washington describes years of kidney weakness and backache. After using kidney pills from Chipps drug store she reports strengthened kidneys and relief from urinary symptoms. She praises the product and urges others to try Donys Kidney Pills from Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mehta
Mllo. Hassett
Haried Stl
Washington
Osage
Chipp’s
Wrue
Tan
Biuasett
Olklealers
Dean
Redpath Chautauqua Adds New Heavy Tents to Circuit
Redpath Chautauquas introduce new 12 ounce army flock tents built by Baker & Eldkwood. The waterproof heavy tents boast wind braces and water-shed rope protection, designed to endure storms and support full indoor equipment for patrons and staff on tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redpath
Bth
Baker & Ldtkwood
America
Aterial
Eagles Meet in Bicknell District Gathering
Members of the fraternal Order of Eagles attended a district meeting in Bicknell with delegations from Vincennes Washington Litton and other towns. Mayor Talton welcomed attendees as Frank J Herring editor spoke. F C Dilley and Carl G Winter addressed the crowd. A parade led by the Bicknell band closed the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Eagles
Bicknell
Vincennes
Washington
Litton
Talleton
Frank J
F.C. Dilley
Carl’ G. Winter
Bicknell Band
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hlinger
King Henderson
Madisonville
Princeton
Mt Carmel
Henderson
Cofman
Rehroeder
Wideford
Pardes
Vistors
Mattly
Pike
Guntey Inn
Mall
Ferhsht
Neem Issedree
Fansowore
I. Smith
Tip
Smith
Martini
B. Smith
Pierce
Curran de Sel‘flert
Hate
Pierre
Furdde
Donnely
Adingie
Will and I
Rcsrion
Seroufer
Bo Smith
Neo
Sears
Curran
Seiffert
Murray
Hof
Nea
FY Smith
Adgond
Thien
Cantoy
Mr.Colinin
Digeas
L.oh. Stuckey
Seventh Haven
Uaiil
Hkb Ac
Hke
Vince May
George Kassler
Charley Kidwell
Mr. Burke
Burke
Kidwell
Lafayette Park
Carmel J
Ville
Connie” Walsh
Hendersonites
Champs
Grefe
Walsh
Neaguers
Iith Ehlen
Nice
Severth
siSolomon
Princétoy
Hill
Runln
Ganley
Mar
Carmel
Lawrelceville
Hhem
Michall
Wmpton
Knox
Pieree
Homwan
Inns
Wade
Mt. Carmel
Te Merchants
St. aNcisville
O | Purdua
Hub
Yar
Atiekins
Strom Coffman
Stais
Smith Murray
Nevermore
Ford
Dubois
Hla
Ness
Hale
Blackburn
Roth
Mt. ‘Carmiel
James
Johnson
Chapman
Brannon
Thede Wirth
Bud" Dyer
Ford Gross
Tristh
Illy Pox
Scovre
Glubs
Rhwpo
Ed Seifert
Eee
Uo . Smith
Ehren
Coffin
Schroeder
Washington, & Chiles
N Hoff
Murray Thyr-40
Sydtney
Iuse
Parris
THOR
Circuit Court
C. Telbecker
Plainville Telephonic Company
Josie Cook
Ernest Cook
The
Force
David ‘Wuertz
Charles Wyatt
Richardson & Taylor of
Petersburg
Sher
Mies
Mair
Beneviciary
Rarmappes
Muneie
Lhningsilence Pays
IL Ass Press
Pine Ing TA Lac
Dora Nown
Fitzpa
Atrick
Fedries
Phautauquas
Eagles
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!