Man Arrested After Wrong Horse Is Taken
Former soldier Padney serainer near South Washington arrested for stealing a horse from E A Ragsdale. He drove away a sorrel horse not his black horse. Officer McCrisaken recovered the animal and linked to Ragsdale. Bush fined but the penalty stayed. other court notes include fines for gambling charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.R. Bush
Padney Serainer
Washington
iThureday” Pighy
E. A. Ragsdale
Bush
Rinkifig
Myérs
McCrisaken
Ragsdale
Squire Streeter
Pat’ Kelly
Lyons
Gus
Svith Aisin
Globe
Squire Streeters
John Brennan
Kelly
Thomas ‘Riley
Squire
Strestar's Court
Hatfield files suit over cigar debts against Matt Kelly Hart Brennan
Hatfield filing reveals C. E. Hatfield director at Peoples National Bank sues Matt Kelly and Hart Brennan to collect debts of Novelty Cigar Company owner C. Davis who turned over property. Davis’s account with Kelly shows 362.50 owed. Ogden Inman represent Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. G. Hatfield
The
Peoples. National Bank
Davis
Matt Pliy
Hart & Brennan
Novelty Cigar Company
Matt Kelly
Smith Hart & Brennan
Hatfield
Snit
Ogdon & Inman Arp
Councilmen Favor Franchise To Home Telephone
Councilmen returned from Bloomfield and Linton and other points where the Home Telephone Company system was inspected. They found two main objections to two systems in one city but most favor granting a franchise to the Home Telephone Company and will act on the ordinance Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton
Rosneay
John F. Stinkard
J.B. Mull
The
Home Telephone Company
Kongeilman Winton
Hersh
Small
Meith
Tors
B. A. Hastings
Graham Sanford
Bloomfield
Therdinance Franning
Home Telephones Company
Council
Conductor James W. Cole Injured in Train Yard Incident
Conductor James W. Cole sustained serious injuries after a brake failed on freight train No. 8 in the shop yards. He received broken ribs and internal injuries while attempting to operate the brake. Doctors Q. Winton and W. C. Willeford attended him. his condition was reported as serious and potentially unrecoverable. Cole resided in Seymour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Winton
W. C. Willeford
Mr ‘Cole
Beymour
Notice of Appointment of Administrator
Hereby given that the under is appointed administrator of growth. White Oak Shor: particulars call on H. Carseer, Week Walnut street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notics
U. H. Carseer
Tigraty Exercises at Nile Rooms
Fragmentary text shows afternoon event titled Tigraty exercises at the Nile rooms. Readable portions mention a sequence of activities and a broad schedule hinted by the fragmented phrase afternoon. No clear names, places, or outcomes available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nile Rooms
Notice to Contractors for County Road Improvements
Notice to contractors by the county auditor invites bids for road projects in Daviess County. Bids must be filed by the due date with preliminary estimates, plans, and proof of eligibility. The board of commissioners will consider and award contracts for the listed works upon review of submitted bids.
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Ashington
Said
Eleck
Qorslock
St. Tes
Wiest
Aries
Phe
Bedford
Bost
Reiles
Newbarry
Sailes
Baers Shell
He McCanter
R. D. Saay
Board’ of Commissioners
Daviess County
Ind
Appointment of executor for Mary A Graham will
John E Williams is named executor of the last will of Mary A Graham deceased. Allan & Billheimer attorneys are listed. The estate is stated as solvent.
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Bean
Diasi
Mary A. Graham
John E. Willliams
Allan & Billheimier
Attornoye
Ambiguous Claim Involving Finance Twist Company
A fragmented OCR snippet mentions a claim involving a finance and Twist company in Ville, Kentucky, with references to a bank failure and a large sum of 95000. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
iHe
Mhoney
Ville, Ky
Population Statistics Show Shifts by Color and Sex
A lengthy census summary outlines population by race and sex, noting increases in total population from 1880 to 1900, with whites and natives showing growth, and the colored population rising to 12.2 percent of the total. Foreign-born numbers and native and foreign parentage breakdowns are included, alongside birth counts and regional details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sittee
Nto
Pakentagy
Testimony on Admiral Sampson and Commodore Schley
The record details Captain Chadwick's testimony on the signals code between McCalla and Cuban forces near Clenfuegds, and Sampson's dispatches to Schley. It notes Chadwick present at an interview where Schley pledged loyalty to the commander in chief and discusses May 21 changes in belief about Cervera’s whereabouts.
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Ito
MéCalla
Atarblebeda
Gubza
Clen‘tdegas
Scnley
Admiral Sampson
Schley
Royal
Cevera’s Street
Sampson
Sampsons
Sciley
Key West
Chadwick
Gommodara Schley
Abduction debate and crime reports across cities
London reports condemn the sultan over an abduction while Beatrice Nebraska notes a $15,000 haul and bloodhounds in pursuit. Omaha coverage cites James Callahan’s perjury trial and efforts to secure Pat Crowe as a witness in the Codahy case.
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Nebraska Bank
Dbberi
Beatrice
Neb
Cothello
Bat Crowe
Omaha
James Callahan
Edward Codahy
Pat Crowe
Fegse teLEbbans Pailired in the U.S. for
Feeble text from a late-era page recounts a murder conviction in Chicago, with George Wolitski hanged for killing his brother in law Anton Lisle. It also notes a Cuba land fraud case, a Japanese premier illness, labor federation meetings in Pennsylvania, and a speech by Lloyd George. Other items mention a British university rector election and a Cape letter about rebels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Crus Falke
George Wolitski
Chicago
Anton Lisle
B. W. Neely
Cuba
United States
Schley Court Finsquiry
Exadents
Andrew Aniversity
London
Adrew Carngie
Universlty
Sac
James Stuart
P Pan
Cape
Arly
Loyd Kitchener
Fragmentary 19th century clippings on politics and health
A garbled composite from a 19th century page references Buckley, county commissioners, and national icon debates. Mentions a saloon near a depot, a William Borders purchase, John Q. Hillheimer as a prominent attorney, and various health remedies and head injury notes.
Marriage Licenses Granted in Local Records
Readable entries show marriages of Leo Balin to Mary O'Dell and Brown to Grace Tewell among other licenses issued in the period. Names appear with accompanying middle initials and partners in a concise public notice style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anni Parker
Leo Wi Balin
Mary Ain O'Dell
Agan
L Brown
Ana Grace M. Tewell
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Jasper Dourier
L Hatfield
Biig
Dali
Conductor
Cole Hurt
Wis
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Tojned
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Otice
Fs Horn
Isuite People’s Bank
Secret
Henstedt
Ebal
Duce
Ifire
Ibig
Wilt
Eppowip
Peter
Arheer - Afghnistan
India
Aska
Oif
Ash
Seatle, Bach
Fee Achlhy
Commanna
Aships
New York
Captain Chadwig
Migs Stone
Spectator
Oosevdlt
Washington Cabinet
Sultfin
Porte
Gathors
America
Cours
Fegse
Telebbans
Buckley
Wagting On
Cletaly
Hunnebine
William Borders
Sigords
Hellena Tes
Albert Heller
Farnham Pari
Kraust
Eric
Voneasier
Clark
Norway
Brickest Po
Newark
Tayl
Kentucky
Bick
George Albright
Rand' Insurance Agt
Roonk
Temple Court
RS A
Llites
Ippiaxay
Arkansas
Waisworth & Williams
Attorneys
Indiana
Srigesioo
de Cinchona Co
Des Moines
Jowm
J. K.hunemeier
Andy
Amo
J. £.Williams
Notary Pablic
Sitica Thoniss
Boh Et
Jones
Court
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