Local notices of visits and greetings across Vincennes area
The clipping lists numerous social notes from Vincennes and surrounding towns. People visiting relatives, attending services, or traveling to Plainville Evansville Petersburg and Indianapolis are named, including Miss Roth Water, Mrs G Li Parr, Homer Parr, Rev Alex Urquhart, Prof Hamlet Allen, and many others with brief mentions of destinations and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Potter
Vincennen
Depauw I Morandy
Waco
Theodord, Smith
Mary E. Hanter
Roth Water
Vic
Noe Reurimele
Indianapolis
G. Li Parr
Homer
Dubois County
Albion Horrall
Plainville
Marie Woodgile
Shay
Evansville
Orange Factory
James H. Courtney
Elnora
Marie Hogshead
Loogootee
Nelle Carnahan
W. E. Bean
Marie
New Albany
A.E Quillen
Birmingham
Alabama
Will Hawkins
Harvey Crabb
Henry Stringer
H. D. Eighme
St. Louis
Mr. Eighme
Sam Hollingsworth
Bacr
Vincennes
Brunet
East End
P. A. Hastings
New Plainville
Graham
Nellie Crenonan
Rivervale
Hamlet Allen
Petersburg
Honaa
Exeplandsville
Yikey
Dyl
Frank
Bickdel
Rono
Wells
Iheg Ree
Mra
Joy Porter
Alfordaville
Racken
Montomery
iNinithe
Thuraday
Zi i E
Eddings
G B
Sarah Harnt
James
Donedan
Pee One
Sells’ Bros Benus
Canvaskman
iJohn W .Ritter
Jesse Folks
Vindennes
Greege County
Wale Vawter i
North Vernon
Washington after a pleasant am pg
Fragments show a brief note about Washington with scattered phrases about friends relatives and a commercial reference to Ira I ain master of tha. The legible parts indicate a casual, incomplete item likely a social note or personal mention in a local column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ira I. Ain
Yukon Letter From 1907 Describes Mountain Pass Perils
A letter from F.C. and L. O. Davis recounts Yukon exploration hardships and routes over White and Chilcoot passes. It details pack costs, supply needs, and risks of crossing Alaska to Bennett, Lake Linderman, and Lake Beggett, noting many attempted crossings failed and losses among horses and gear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Semme
Saers
Rapkington
Yukon
Weil
Seatte
Ptepmerto Ee
Alaska
Iilevot
Eapie Liske Lenderman
I Fukon
LeBorga
Carson
Lensuga
Mitaout
Chilcost
WwWite
Lake Beggett
Chilcott
Chilco
Harry Fod
Lidermat
Niles
Riveree
Dyog
Linderman
Chilcoot Pass
Lisah
Tragedy Near Vincennes In Quarrel Turns Fatal
Joe Meyers fatally shot Simon Glass after a weeks long quarrel near Vincennes Indiana. Meyers traveled to Lawrenceville to surrender after the shooting and was arrested by Captain Frank Heyris. Police report state Meyers claimed self defense as Glass advanced shouting threats. The incident occurred Thursday afternoon as Glass approached Meyers near his home and despite warnings, continued his pursuit leading to the fatal gunfire. Authorities were notified and Meyers was taken into custody for questioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Heyris
Irig
Meyers
Vincennes Pool
Glass
Plaelan
Lawrenceville
V.udenness Iy
Turderer
Miners Oppose Wage Demands Amid Possible Strike
A delegate meeting of deep coal miners near Brazin, Inc discussed approving a wage check off and tuition fee aid while resisting operators. They warned of a possible shutdown if demands are refused and noted three prominent delegates oppose the claim, signaling potential strike action.
Probing the Scandal Under Grand Jury Look
Indianapolis case prompts memory of alleged wrongdoings in the city. The story outlines a grand jury investigation into telegraph system failures and a controversial contract with Gamewell. Key witness Merl MacCurdy cited as pivotal, with prep for possible public action and involvement of local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cory Patlytraay
Mae Dys
Ma Cardy
Ridettic
Wviden
Merl MacCurdy
THREE UNFORTUNATES Happy By a Decree of Divorce
A fragment from the Indiana legal notices lists various court actions including divorce decrees, alimony, child matters, damages, and costs. Cases mention Margaret M. Binkly, William, Joho M. Palatore, Voyles vs Milton, Anderson Deane, E Woodruff vs Florence H Webauff, Frank Reince vs George Bolien, Stella Wil dans, W Burton vs Permeneas H al, and Frederick S Boyd et al.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eeuty Commissioners
Cireeée
Curt
Argaret M. Binkly
William
Espe Granni Joho M. Palatore
Voyles
Milton
Anderson Deane
Erly Yeal E. Woodruff
Florence H. Webauff
Frak
Reince
George
Bolien
Psinth
Indiana
Stella Wildans
Joven
Ed W. Burton
Permeneas
H.asain
Erasinth
Frederick
Boydek
iWilifasa A. Murray
Anna B. Mares
Ictet
Hetton
Indiana Terror Taken to Michigan City for Life Sentence
Ben junnF of this county was taken to Michigan City to serve the life sentence for incest and murder of his year old daughter. The man was described as a bad citizen and terror to the neighborhood after a spree including breed stealing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan City
Nowrit Veevon
Benjunnf
Dugtter
Shaw
Local notes and tragedy span small town incidents
Fragments report a man named Lucas Dossang washing, an axed justice of the pare, and a timber incident causing injuries and medical care. A Kansas woman, Mrs. Hattie Maden, is said to be admitted to an asylum after a breakdown. Other items mention a veteran's death, a Zanzibar note, local court actions, a burned mill, and a tribute to Charles A. Dana in period voice.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alex Urquhart
Presbyterian
Anderson
H.H. ‘Walker
T Walker
Weems
Mre
Charner Hawkins
Igheir
Petarsburg Ce
Pius Fgen
Flora
Aioe
Fantrer
Ior Parks Edwards
Bedford
Hamlet
Allen
Serges
Henrietta
al Coxay
Cou O. W. Davis
Joe Meyers
Simon Glass
Vinand Under
Brazil
jurier-Journ
Charles Ay
Ind
I Curanola
Kindiana Art
Drug Company
A. Kiefer
Grand Jury
Gauiewell
Bome
Turs
Bette
Maud Maray
NEW Salts
Robert Rustell
Williams
Hhstings
Allan & Hastings
Attorneya
Far Pont
I Mtiam
A. Murray
Divorer
Jane County
Lucas Dossang
Rechard Mi Carr
Saese
Beiis
Hattie Maden
Tecumseh
Kansas
Vanele Chatiey Decker
Zanzibar
Zahaibdr
Mae
William Sacer
Spendhr
Breede Wwanty Dafuai
Wont Et al
Board of Commissioners
Cireut Court
Herron
Mater Unider
Treax Surg Bobner
Sasper
Dubois Couty
éFri J
Bohnert
Henry Hoerk
Charles A
Dana
Eng¢ne
Fiela
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