President Bryan to Speak at High School Commencement
The High School will hold its commencement at the Opera House on June 4 with a class of fifteen receiving diplomas. Dr W L Bryan of Indiana University will address the graduates on Education by Occupations. Harry McGrayal will give the caluta tory and Pauline Sanford will provide the valedictory.
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Opera House
W. L. Bryan F
Indiana University
Bryan
Harry McGrayal
Pauline Sanford
Stewart
Presbyterian Church
Miles
The
Baptist Church
New Shaft at Wheatland Opens Mine Initiative
A new coal shaft was begun at Wheatland Tuesday morning by Wilson Bros. of this city. They expect to open a productive mine soon. The shaft is located at the proposed Wheatland coal field site.
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Wheatland
Wilson Bros
Machinery In Place At Washington-Wheat Land Company
The extreme east end of the town reports the machinery for the Washington-Wheat land company has been installed and the mire will be in working order.
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Washington-Wheatland Company
Frank Carter Arrested for Shooting at Anna White
Frank Carter, a young man of the town, was arrested this afternoon by Marshal Geyer and the police for shooting at Anna White with intent to kill. He allegedly fired three shots at the woman Monday night on carnival grounds and will have a preliminary hearing Thursday morning. Cy Davis runs for Congress against Judge Miers, with commentary from the Bloomington World. The Bogard township common school commencement is set for Pleasant Grove church near Epsom next Thursday night, with a program listing several student performances. Mrs Will Z Lester of George street is ill at home.
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Frank Carter
Marshal Geyer
Anna White
Carter
Cy Davis
Miers
Cyrus
Tere Haute
Bogard Township
Pleasant’ S Grove Church
Epsom
Epnepleh
Arnold
Delpha Wilson
Seth Bales
Slaney Bowman
Yntae Myrtle Hazzard
Harvey Fisher
Supreme Court Affirms Damages Award in Daviess Case
The Indiana Supreme Court on Tuesday upheld a $3,000 damages award to Edward M. Roberts in the L and O S W railroad damage case from Daviess Circuit Court. Roberts, formerly a switchman in the shop yards now living in Slater Missouri, was injured when a car struck another on a different track. He suffered a scalp wound and finger injuries, with a months long recovery.
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Supreme Court
Edward. M. Roberts
Daviess
Roberts
Slater
Railway News and Local Personnel in Seymour Highlights
Seymour items note Pierce Maxwell from St Louis visiting. James Storey and E W Hatch linked to changes. J C Hagerty and Knox Humphreys in town. B and O S W excursion planned to Cincinnati next Sunday. Miles left shop for Denver. G A R anger over no free tickets. George Anderson recovers at home after foot injury. F M Cassidy elected editor at Indianapolis switchmen event. 55 year age limit proposal sparks legislative action. tramp injury on B O freight. Trainmen protection fund hike to 300 000 at national Denver convention.
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James Storey
Seymour
Cincinnati
Charles A. Miles
Denver
Colo
J.C. Hagerty
Washington
Knox Humphreys
James H. Maddy
Baltimore & Ohio
J. Walter Coons
E. W. Hatch
Kansas City
B. F. Hatch
Grand Army of the Republic
George Anderson
Montgomery
South Walnut Street
Dr. Herr
Seymour Republican
Indianapolis
F. M. Cassidy
Kan
Congress
Second Street
Viecennnes
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Convention considers changes to committee pay and insurance rule
The body debates changing constitution provisions to allow higher committee pay and settle with committees faster. The convention also weighs a rule to require insurance claims for death or total disability be paid within 30 days, instead of 60.
Indiana Geologist Plans Statewide Gravel and Stone Survey
State Geologist W S Blatchley will lead three men this summer in a statewide search for gravel deposits and suitable stone for macadam roads. The effort targets Lake Porter Posey counties and other stone belt areas to map deposits and determine their extent, aiming to improve local highways without importing material.
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W.S. Blatchley
Porter
Lake
Posey
Indiana
iHe
Blatchley
Aehard
Redin Lake
Porter and Posey Coul
Bethel Notes From Bloomington Visitors and Local Talks
Bethel social items list visitors Mrs. James Whitney of Bloomington and families from Washington Big Windy Shoals Evansville and Vincennes. Mentions church attendance Mt Olive farewell sermon and local happenings John Peek Subday Orin Beek new buggy additions and farewells. Evansville to Chicago rail trip June 13 to 19 with connects and special car details offered by F R Waecker C P T A Evansville.
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James Whitney
Bloomington
Ed. Regves
Walter .Morgan
Washington
George Scudder
Big Windy
Kin Morgana
George Ward
John Peek
Orin Beek
Mt. Olive
Salman
C. E. Peek
W. B. Thomas
Stanton Barber
Ezra Vance
Joe Glovers
Miss Bar! McChanny of
Summer travel deals touted by Burlington agents in 1903
The notice promotes cheap summer rates across the West for 1903. Travel agents Cuas and Micuet invite travelers to describe proposed trips and promise full advice. Decoration Day prompts the E and L to offer a one fare round trip between all stations, with tickets sold May 29 and 30 and return limited to June 1.
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Mane
Burlington
West
Cuas
BE. Micuet
L. W. Waxetey
Pine Street
St. Louis
Community Services Call for Attendance
The notice invites everyone to attend the upcoming services. It emphasizes inclusivity and open access for all parishioners and local residents to participate in the events.
Wanted to Go West Seeks Lawshire: Lawrenceville Missing Youth
Roy Greenwood thirteen left home last Friday with a tramp promising money. They went to Wheatland and split. the boy went to Lawrenceville Alabama where Sheriff Carr arrested him Tuesday. Parents were notified but showed little concern about his return. The youth said he was tired of home and wanted to go west. He had previous time in Plainfield reform school.
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Roy Greenwood
James Greenwood
Wheatland
Lawrenceville
Carr
Phely
Reform School
Plainfield
Sheriff Carr
Band Concert Tonight at the Carnival Program
Citizens band presents a March program titled New England's Finest with selections Chambers Overture Lustepiel Meier Bethlehem Hearts Courageous Waltzes and Dixiland Characteristic March Stars and Stripes Forever by Sousa Intermezzo Springtime Way Down in Old Indiana and more pieces by Chattaway Dedley and others through a lively carnival night performance.
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Citizens Band
New England
Widen Wobec
Chambers
Meier-Beth
Banke
Dixiland
Haines
Dedley
Old
Indi
Chattaway
E. Sousa
Marimage Licenses Francis L Carrico and Jamie Summers
Francis L. Carrico and Jamie Summers are listed for Marimage licenses. The notice notes a caution about mortgage affordability, contrasting yesterday with tomorrow.
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Francis L. Carrico and
Jamiie E. Summers
Royal Arcanum Notice Grand Officer Visit May Night
Royal Arcanum invites a Grand Officer to visit the council on Thursday night May 1st. All members are urged to attend at 5 27d2t for Boonen, secretary.
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Royal Arcanum
Royal Arcanum Council
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Florence S. Jordan
John G. Keegan
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Harry M. McGravel
Harry F. Mack
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Walter A. Ragsdale
Arthur Rogers
Frank Sum
Nell Serrit
Thomas I. Smith
Pauline P. Sanford
Ralph’ V. Yenne
Aah
Will Z. Lester
George Street
E. M. Roberts
Daviess Circuit
Indiana Appellate Court
Knox Circuit Court
I Odiana’ Clay Company
B. & O, S-W. Railroad
Martin County
Clay Company
Knox Court
Pierce Maxwell
Bethel
Evanaville
Chicago
Ilingis Central Railroad
Evansville
Lerna
Franklin Street
Pullman
F. R. Waeecer
Main Street
Ind
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Will T. Mahan
Mozart
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Thomas Smith
J. W. Ramsey
Indies
Mozhart
Dr. Stewart
Mc. Reid
Marimage Licenses
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