Bucklin’s Arnica Salve Cited For Burns In Ohio Visit
Mrs Lena Kauffmann and her children returned home to Felicity Ohio after a two week visit with Mr and Mrs A Troppler of the West End. The article recalls a testimonial by W F Eads of Jonesville Va praising Bucklin’s Arnica Salve for burns and sores. It notes the salve sells for 25 cents at J N Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonesville
Bucklin
J. N Jones
Lena Kauffmann
Felicity
Ohio
Irs
West End
Mortuary notices from early town records
John Bailey died October 4 from typhoid fever at 26. He came from Kentucky and worked at McKernan & Denver foundry. Interment was Friday at Oak Grove at 2 30 p.m. Russell Turnbaugh, infant son of Mr and Mrs Turnbaugh, died of diphtheria at Ott. Aged two and a half weeks. Interment pending in Mayaville at 4 p.m. today. The infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Wind Kellanis died Friday of summer complaint at three months. Services at East Grove Street Sunday at 2 p.m. Interment at Bethany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bailey
Kattlesbre
McKernan & Denver
Oak Grove
Russell
Maysville
John Kellanis
East Grove Street
Dr King's New Discovery For Lung Trouble Promoted
Baskr Row J. K. Garrison cashing at Thrornville Ohio recovered from severe lung trouble after using Dr King's New Discovery. He swears by it saying it is the best medicine for a bad case of lung trouble. Trial bottle free at J. N. Jones' drug store. Only 50 cents and 1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. K. Garrison
Thrornville
Ohio
King
J. N. Jones’ Drug Store
Republican headquarters at Ma sonic hall
Entrance through Little Gem marked the access point to the Republican headquarters set in a historic hall. officials emphasized a secure, orderly space for volunteers and visitors during campaign activities.
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Republican
Masonic Hall
Little Gem
Local injuries reported after Friday incidents in Vincennes
A injured woman Miss Amy Keay age seventeen received a one inch deep four inch wound to the right groin from an angry cow Friday. Ed McBride of Vincennes fell from a two story building and broke a bone in his wrist while attempting to start a fire with gasoline Saturday. Constable Bob Wallage suffered burns to his moustache and face from a flange and his hand was cut and bruised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy Keayang
Miss Feggans
Mi Andra
W. Iw. Feagans
Ed McBride
Vincennes
Gross
Waiters
Vincenne Friday
Bob Wallage
Fragmented legal note and dessert ad fragment
A damaged OCR item mixes legal complaint fragments with an advertisement for a quick dessert mix. Names and terms are unclear but reference a family matter and a lemon orange raspberry strawberry flavor product. The fragmentary text implies a court or attorney mention alongside a two minute dessert prep claim.
Fatal Saloon Shootout Sparks Citywide Murder Duel
A Friday night gunfight at the Arcade saloon ends with Thomas Gleason fatally wounding Tolliver after a proposed dispute over winnings. Joe Slawson, an innocent bystander, is wounded as Gleason and Tolliver exchange shots. Massey and Gleason are arrested as accomplices amid claims of a rushed robbery. Public sentiment is split on justification, coroner to weigh the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas F
Arcade
Thomas Gleason
St. Loutis
Tolliver
Indiana
Gleason
Joe Slawson
Soma
Pullinay
Bashee
Two-Gun Gleason and Massey in Arcade Saloon Shootout
The crowd on Main Street fled as Gleason and Massey exchanged shots after a craps game altercation. Massey fled with Gleason, police later arrested Massey, and Tolliver fought to stop them. Slawson was wounded. Gleason’s description circulated as officers hunted for them.
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Gleason
Massey
Tolliver
Ghouldes
Main Street
Wis
Tany
Jack Massey
Kermode
Hlourth
Eupyie
Hyin
Massy
Streit
Charlie Roberts
Safoon Massey
Atre
Hej
Billeor
Riley
Salooon
Coldest Sunday Night Since Winter Opens Reported
The article notes a cold spell Sunday night with references to John Wakefield and the Bryan sliceral train through Indiana. It mentions Robert Barr of Louisville County tours, premium apples won by Mr. Barr, and apples grown by Mr. Larry Corey at Moysville. It also covers Perryville battle anniversary, a local court term, a minor theft incident, political bets in Indiana and Kentucky, a pastor’s cough remedy endorsement, and obituaries including Laura Agar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Maer
Larry ¢ Oréhail
Moysville
Bare
Laura, Agar
Sugarland
Trilla
Colesbunty
Ill
John Agan
Bentiam, Bros
Cincintinti
Sugarlahd
Marriage Licenses Reported for August Couples
August lists marriage licenses for Hickram and Cunningham announced in local notices. An old advertisement promotes Foley’s Honey and Tar for cough relief, claiming soothing effects and healing for chest soreness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Smith & Winton
Bryan Speaks to Large Crowd at Russell
William Jennings Bryan drew an estimated 7 500 to 8 500 supporters to Russell where he spoke for about forty minutes. Republicans formed about half the audience as banners and a special train brought in delegates and local boosters.
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William
Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Norman
Russell
Buildine
Ogdon
Bryan Espuke
Ryan
Hayes
Dor
John Kern
Bob Miers
Bow Railroad
West First Street
Pallman
Lousvile
Dia
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Guaranteed Refund Offer
All druggists guarantee a refund of the purchase price after using two thirds of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It is advertised as a safe, pleasant remedy for grippe coughs colds croup and whooping cough and claimed to prevent pneumonia.
Births Notice Confirms Several Newborns This Month
October births reported for Mr and Mrs Juiced Richards a son. October 3 a son to Mr and Mrs C Pucdl SOU. October 5 a son to Williams Cracken. October 7 a son to Mr and Mrs PA Summers.
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Mrs
Juiced Richards
C. Pucdl
Oeh
Williams Cracken
Wson
Oet
Mrc
Mise PA
Sum’ Mers
Eso
Remedy and patent cures advertised in fragmented piece
An advertisement fragment touts a “marvelous” cure for backache kidney trouble and blood purification. It mentions Bitters as a remedy and claims a man improved after use. It also promotes Dean's Ointment as a universal skin cure and touts drug store availability.
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Collier
Cheroker
Lowa
Neys
Lee
Jones’ Drug Store
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Eason
Tresans
Slawson
Gleagon
Williams
Meredith
Gleason Dows
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Ims
Tom Rik
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Geman
Startler
Dawson
Foley's Fund
Smith & Winton's
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Ove Eens
Poliess
Hts
Indianapolis
St. Louis
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Wakefield
Louisville
Robert Barrw
Ity
Etreut Fair
Bary
Horficulturyl
Association
Anj
Todbte
Perryville
Tool Bart
Daviess Circuit Court
Mitchell
Mitchell Band
Gaderie
Roy S.A. Donahie
M. E. Church
South
Aleasuni
W. Va
Laura
Agan
Gueindy Taylor
Rm Agid Yiine
Tanuly
John Kerby
Holt Kerby
Kath
Wht
Mura
Charles Stes
J Hickram
Lola Cunningham
Thoma
Neger
MR. Bryan
Democrei
Shante
Arma Badgett
Stella Hayes
Lila Wunemeier
Mac Stoops
Pike County
Sammy Wilkinson
Sammy Boyd
Dean
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