New Morning Train Aids Worthington Trade route to Evansville
Washington merchants urged to band together to run a new morning train from Worthington to Evansville. The plan would depart Worthington around 6 30 a m pass here by 8 00 a m and bring northern Daviess County shoppers to the city. Returning Evansville night train would reach Worthington by about 5 to 7 p m and stay overnight, helping local merchants.
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Washington
Worthington
Evansville
Daviese
Injured by Falling Tree at Epsom Mill
Jacob Grove of Epsom suffered severe bruises and a cut hand after a tree he was felling at Myers saw mill fell on him. He was knocked down, limbs battered, branches crushed his legs, and Dr. Carter treated him at home. He will be kept from work about a week.
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Jacob Grove
Epsom
Grove
Myers Saw Mill
Dr. Carter
Farmer Injured In Runaway Near Cornettsville
Daniel Killen, a farmer about a mile west of Cornettsville, was injured early Monday when his gravel-hauling team bolted. He fell from the wagon, and the wheels passed over him, bruising a shoulder and knee and breaking two ribs. He was treated at home by Dr. McKittrick and his injuries are not serious. The accident occurred about 6 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Killion
Cornettsville
Killen
Fisherman charged with petit larceny in city court
Edward Kelley, a fisherman brought to the city weeks ago after a drunken street altercation on East Main, appeared before Mayor Russell on a petit larceny charge filed by William Myers of the Globe Hotel. Myers says Kelley stole a hat and shoes. the hat was found at a secondhand store after Kelley sold it. Kelley was arrested by Patrolman Royse and released on bond to appear Saturday.
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Edward Kelley
East Main Street
Russell
William Myers
Globe Hotel
Myers
Kelley
Royse
Gravel Road Bonds Paid Across Six Townships
County Auditor Nugent announced the large number of gravel road bonds due Sunday were paid by Monday. The semi annual bonds due May 15 were distributed among six townships: Washington 8979.67 Barr 3877.50 Steele 1914.91 Elmore 1866.66 Madison 2127.93 Veale 1637.48.
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Nugent
Washington
Barr
Steele
Elmore
Madison
Veale
Petersboro Man Visits Cincinnati Relative Ties
W B Coe of Petersboro New York visits cousin Harry Van Trees deputy county auditor in Cincinnati during a business trip. He is personally acquainted with James Sherman vice president elect and holds him in high regard.
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W. B. Coe
Petersboro
N. Y
Harry van Trees
Coe
Cincinnati
Mr. Coe
Acquitted Old Soldier in Daviess County Case
The trial of Cyrus Walton, an elderly soldier from Elnora, for shooting at Andy Irwin, a carpenter there, ended in acquittal after a short jury deliberation in Elnora. Notices announce road contract lettings in Daviess County and a final settlement for Mary A. Mead's estate.
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Cyrus Walton
Elnora
Andy Irwin
Squire Hastings
Irwin
Walton
Perce Bond
Daviess County
Ind
Indiana
Mary A. Mead
The
Daviess Circuit Court
Martin Cormfman
Heffernan & Martitely
Berar
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