Disease Among Horses At Barnett Livery Stables Sparks Outbreak
Reports describe multiple horses at Barnett livery falling ill with similar symptoms including swollen lips and gums, heavy sweating, and rapid decline. Veterinarians doubt contagion but suspect an infectious cause. several horses from water works and nearby stables are affected, with cases dating from Thursday to Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Denver
Barnett
Denver
Matthew
F. Burke
Denyer
Water Works Company
Burke
Jake Beitman
Frank Reinsel
Beitman
Reigsel
Coroner rules railroad not liable in Martin death
The Kyiox county coroner findsLarry Martin died after being struck by train 12 and determines the B. & Southwestern Railway Company is not liable. Martin was intoxicated at the time of the incident, while his mother plans possible suit against the railway.
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Kyiox County
Larry Martin
B., & Southwestern Rail
Martin
Thomas Lundergan
Barr Township
James R. Bradley
Margaret M. Lundergan
Lwt
Montgomery
Bradley
Stephen Ryan
Ryan
Lundergan
Justice of the Peace
Simon Joseph
Evansville and Indianapolis Railway Company
Teamplaine
Padgett& Padgett
Gardiner, Tharp & Gardiner
Whit ing party evicts at Malloy home. prizes awarded
Doreen Arvin and others attended a Sunday evening indoor party at Patrick Malloy's home in Whit ing. Prizes were won by Rose Roarty and Ella Donahue, with Febbie Vanney credited as trainer of Loogootee.
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Doreen Arvin
Whiting
Patrick Malloy
Hdoor
Febbie Vanney
Loogootee
Rose Roarty
Ella Donahue
Trainor Neighborhood Social Notices Report
Mrs John Stolligh of Typhoid was a Washington guest of Henry Serrit and Myrtle Cave. Myrtle Cave visited Miss Bonnie Doughenty Sunday. Charred Parsons and Frank In galls attended Washington Saturday. Mr and Mrs Edward Wilson attended a charterly meeting at the grove Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stoll
Washington
Henry Serrit
Myrtle Cave
Bonnie Doughenty
Sanday
Parsons
Frank Ingalls
Edward Wilson
Charterly
the Grove
Local Notes of People and Travel
Names and brief movements dominate the fragment: Bennett and a brother Ca Burrell travel to Looogéotee, H H Crooke visits Bloomfield, Raleigh Inman leaves for Martinsville Illinois, Redman returns to Washington, typhoid fever affects Kenneth Freeman, Mrs S H Shively visits Washington, Ira Shively returns from Bloomington, families Barnes and Barkes return to Hutchinson, Mrs Hervey Kenelop arrives from Baltimore to visit the Dorseys, Mrs George Harkin and Dale go home after three weeks with S R Callahan, and more hometown arrivals and departures.
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Burrell
Looogéotee
Bennett
Washington
H. H. Crooke
Bloomfield
Raleigh Inman
Martinsville
Iinois
Redman
Kenneth
Harry Freeman
S. H. Shivley
S.’' C. Dorsey
George Harkin
Dale
Connersvile
S. R. Callahan
Local residents noted in weekend and weekday visits
Curtis Myers attended Albright on Friday while Jack Baker from Washington came Sunday. William Allen of Lettsville was here Monday and Daniel Ayers of Epson passed through Friday. T. Herndon of Washington visited his agents on Sunday. The infant daughter of Edward H. Tomey died Wednesday morning. Dr and Mrs G R Tubbs attended the funeral of Raymond McCann at Plainville. The Revis and Mrs Gideon Heavenridge attended the quarterly meeting at Pledgant Grove Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack | Baker
Washington
William Allen
Lettsvile
Daniel Ayers
Epson
T. ‘Herndon
Edward H. Tomey
G. R. Tubbs
Raymond McCann
Plainville
Revis
Gideon Heavenridge
Pledgant Grove
Pleasant Hill notes and birthday of Edith Horrall
Frank Walker and family from Rector Ark visited Pleasant Hill. Mrs Lizzie Taylor traveled to Cincinnati to visit sister Mrs Stella Gossit. Funeral attendance marked Mrs Samuel Wratten of Washington at Ebenezer. Edith Horrall celebrated her twentieth birthday with friends at home featuring music and games. guests included Allison, Latt, Stuckey, Callie Allison, Barber sisters, Swan, Arthur, Reeves and others.
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Frank Walker
Rector
Ark
Pleasant Hill
Old Trina
Lizzie Taylor
Pleasant
Thost
Misses Allison
Susie Latt
Myrtle Stuckey
Callie Allison
Pearl
Lillie Ficke
Anna Taylor
Jennie ‘Barber
Clara” Barber
Edith Swan
Austin Arthur
Bari Reeves
Charles L. White
John Robinson
Bodie Bingham
Fred Allison
Bzrol Hingham
Clarence’ Reeves
John Swani
Lorain Ricks
Sunday Notes and Tax Reminder in Reeve Township
David Monday and Theodore Jackson of Washington were seen in town this week while Mitchell and Oktoland City visitors stopped by. Citizens are reminded one week remains to pay taxes without penalty as roads suffer from poor weather but road-improvement plans may follow. local corn yields near White River bottoms are expected lower than last year with three price noted at thirty cents in Sandy Hook.
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Paris Pabter
Mitchell
Theodore
Jackson
Washington
John McCord
M颓ord
Oktland City
Reeve
H. Singleton
Thomas Singleton
James Singleton Sanday
Mt. Olive Church
White River
Sandy Hook
Birth of Miss Nelig Burrell Reported at Home
Mrs. Edgar T. Laughlin announced the birth of her child Miss Nelig Burrell. The newborn arrived after a brief visit, returning home Wednesday.
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Edgar T. Laughlin
Nelig Burrell
Local Notes and Social Roundup in Lew Barber Area
John McCoy drills a well for L W Barber. Grand jury service by C F Peek. H S Printess sells two year old colt for 12 dollars. Swan visits Lew Barber and Lady. Grandma Thomas visits Arthur Lett family. Augusta Cavanaugh visiting John M Peek in Savanna Ga. Hugh McKernan Jr guests Agel Colbert family. Morgan couples and Elmer Horrall dine with Kim Morgan. Edith Horrall surprise party with twenty friends. Quarterly meeting with Rev C J Asbury preacher. all invited.
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John McCoy
L. W. Barber
Shanks
C. FE. Peek
H. S. Printess
Sylvaste Swan
Lew Barber
Iady
Grandma Thomas
Arthur Lett
J. E. Peek
C. F
Glendald
Augusta Cavanaugh
Savanna
John M. Peek
Hugh McKernan, Jr
Agel Colbert
Family
Joan Morgan
Arkus Morgan
Elmer Horrall
Kim Morgan
Edith Horrall
Zames
C. Je. Asbury
Local births and weddings highlight Cannelburg notes
Mrs. Levi Todi welcomed a daughter Wednesday. A wedding united William Odell and Belle Hyan at All Saints on Tuesday in Cannelburg with Rev. Joseph Duffy officiating. Families travel to Washington and Montgomery for visits as teachers’ institute in Barr Township wraps.
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Levi Todi
Joseph Duffy
Washington
Lloyd
Montgomery
Rachel Clark
Ioogostee
Odel
Bele Carrico
Gladys
Barr Towinship
Jennie Carrico
Belle Carrico
Anna Tells
Minnie Grider
Kate Gill
Nancy Grider
Louis Haag
Lotus Williams
Loogooidee
Frank Carrico
William, Qdel
Belle Hyan
All Saints Church
James Kelly
Cannerburg
Odell
Joseph Dully
Jury Fails to Reach Verdict in Burton J. Millis Case
After a twenty four hour deliberation the jury led by foreman Marion Johnson could not agree on the Burton J. Millis case and was discharged. The case will be retried at the next term once the docket clears. The panel included Michael Cos grove James Jordan A M Elis Marion Johnson John T Sears W E Arvin Thomas M Fisher George W Harmon Charles Peek Louis Billings Isaac Feagans and James L Cropp.
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Burton J. Millis
Marion Johnson
Michael Cosgrove
James Jordan
A. 5
Elis
John T. Sears
W. E. Arvin
Thomas M. Fisher
George W. Harmon
Charles Peek
Louis Billings
Isaac Feagans
James L. Cropp
Young Plainville Boy Injured By Horse Kick
Howard Burch sixteen son of D Burch of Plainville was seriously hurt Monday evening when a horse kicked him in the face breaking the jaw and causing facial cuts. Dr Tubbs of Cornettsville treated the injuries. Condition not considered fatal unless infection develops.
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Howard Burch
D. Burch
Plainville
Tubbs
Cornettsville
Faithful dog attends burial after child's death
Florence Selby eight years old daughter of Mack Selby from eight miles from Bedford died of typhoid fever last Thursday. Her burial took place Saturday with a large shepherd dog that had been her companion following the procession to the cemetery and guarding the grave since. The dog remains at the grave and refuses food.
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Florence Selby
Mack Selby
Bedford
Street Lights Debate By Van Buren County Farmer
James L. Cropp, a prominent Van Buren County farmer, criticizes current street lighting. He recalls better towns lighting and laments the present as disgraceful while attending court in town.
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van Buren Tenehip
Governor's plan to deposit public funds in designated banks
Governor Hanly unveiled a comprehensive plan to manage public money by designating and designating repositories for funds at state banks. The system would pay 2 percent interest to the corporation receiving loans, with a board selecting Indianapolis banks and county officials naming others, aiming to extend to state, county, township, and school funds.
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Ndidna
Bankers Association
Tadia Apollis
Hanly
Indianapolis
Bankera
Loogootee Cutting Affray Leaves Two Men Involved
In Loogootee a Thursday night cutting affray at John Williams saloon left Patrick Murphy and Michael Cunningham badly cut with wounds to head face and side. Cunningham aged about forty five and Murphy about thirty, both farmers and Barr township residents, surrendered to officers and were bonded on assault with intent to kill charges. Cunningham’s brother Louis was killed in a prior city fight with Bloodhisund.
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Newd
Loogooter
Patrick Such
Michael Cunningham
Barr Tobrnshirr
Thy
John Williams
Cunnaingham
Nornbg Mairpay
Loogortee
Sundar Bond
Cunningham
Murphy
Louis Cunningham
Herbert
Umee
Michigan City
Interstate Commerce Commission reports train事故 tolls and costs
The Interstate Commerce Commission notes a rise in passenger deaths and injuries in the past year with 340 passengers killed and 6 to 6 injured in train accidents and 187 passenger deaths and 3 542 employee deaths in other incidents. Total damages from 6 224 collisions and 607 derailments amount to 9 711 696 dollars.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Eldases
Fearful Second Crop In Madison County Orchards
Madison County farmers worry as orchards show a second bloom or fruit set this season. They fear the abnormal condition could yield no fruit next year or that cool weather now may freeze the sap and kill the trees.
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Madison County
Illness Strikes Miss Elsie Carnahan and James Marlatt
Miss Elsie Carnahan daughter of Jack Carnahan living near Plainville is sick with consumption. James Marlatt former Steele township trustee also has consumption and is not expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Carnahan
Jack Carnahan
Plainville
James Marlatt
Steele Township
Direct Private Wiresite Seeks Agricultural Commodities
A private wireservice ad from Chicago and other cities seeks wheat corn oats and hay. It represents firms from New York Philadelphia Baltimore Cincinnati St Louis and more and requests No 1 or No 2 Timothy in 59 to 73 parts.
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Chicago
Cinenati
St. Louis
Evansville
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Cincinnati St. Louis
Pittsburg
Indianapollis
Peoria
Memphis
Nashville
Little Rock
Pitsburg
Kentucky
Hyde Chooses Columbus Residence as Church Leader
The Rev. Md Hyde, recently chosen presiding elder of the Seymour district of the Methodist Episcopal church, has taken up residence in Columbus. For years the presiding elders of the district have had headquarters in Seymour, but Mr Hyde became infatuated with Columbus and decided to live there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MD Hyde
Sayemour
Methodist Episcopal Church
Columbus
Seymour
Yat
Mr Hyde
Missionary Couple Visit Indiana Home Promoters
The Rev chemes family visits Home Prom India group with Mrs S L O Wilson of Flor. The Rev Mr Thomas has served as a missionary to India for seventeen years. Mrs Thomas is Dr Wilson's sister in law.
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Chemes
S. LL. O Wilson
Flor Vt
Thomas
India
Wilson
Carload of Indian ponies to be auctioned October 26
A sale at 1 o clock at Southwestern Stock yards offers ponies and horses at buyers’ prices. Cash or bankable notes accepted. Buyers can expect good returns with low risk as the animals are described as sturdy, well bred and easy to handle.
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Utah
AL Bo & O
Southwestern Stock Yards
Dwk&t Kiefer Bros
Court Notices From Washington Indications 1905
Court records date October 11 1905 listing William A Wallace clerk and attorneys Weffernan and Mattingly. Officials determine terms of the January 1906 session begin on the first Monday of January and are signed at the courthouse in Washington.
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Washington
William A. Walace
Weffernan
Éredjtors
Abraham ‘T. Banta
Diviesa Circui Court
Wash- Inston
Indiana
WS. A. Wallace
Daviess
Hastings
Allen & Hastings
Attys
Cred Stors
John A. White
Hefry
Herishty
WM. A. Wallach
Wnijess Circuit Court
Neu Hastings
Orns
Tredstors
Beth
W. Williams
Hell
Ace ‘Ecounts
Ndeh Baskin
N. d
William A. Wallace
Daviess Circuit Court
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Trainor Neighborhood
Curtis Myers
Albright, Friay
Whale Township
Alfordsville
David
J. M. Faico
Txsmore
Wendy
Perry Singleton
Cilla Wilkins
Cilla Singleton
Hugh Lett
John. Hil
Wiliam Ayishire
Sandy. Hook
Hji Singleton
Stephen Grubel
Odon
J. Beitman
Bethel
Cannelburg
E. R. Bryant
Terre Haute
Nere
Doctor Goshorn
Maud Littrell
Thomas Bennington
Petersburg
Cc. Killion
F. N. Miller
W. Ganes
William Miller
West Point
Miss
David Rankins
Mammie Lester
Jesse Goshorn
Miss Maude
N. Goxhorn
Harstine
W. Murphy
Frank Burrrough
Elnora
W. QO. Littell
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Lillian
Margaret Littell
Roy Littell
Elva Killion
East William Street
Littell
Todd Will
Padgett & Padgett
Todd
Martin and Raney
Oydon & Inman and Hastings, Allen & Hastings
Todd and Burnett
James Todd
Dosch Brothers
Wilsons
Ruth Combs
Jewel Steele
Combs
Wilson Barr
John Dayton
AL M Crist
Citizens Low
Washington Brokerage Company
Bee Ag
Cipeunetead
Hoeshag
Addy
Cole
Arty, Smith & Gootee
Ind
Steve
Hyde
Sturday
Norria Bros
Lander
Norris, & Son
Henry Ordinett
Mary
A. Bell
Josiah G. Alhen
Hastings, Allen & Hastings
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Brass Peru
Harry Ho Ckooke
Heffernan ‘ Matungly
Bonhan
Dia Vness
Dnthianas
Willig
Bonham
State of Indiana
Daviess County
Daviess Cinem
Martha Willefordeys
James W. Holloway
Jamies WW. Holloway
Rosanna BE. Holloway
Roxanna E. “Holloway
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Fillawli Ilatate
Tow
Malti Public School
Wath Gt ‘Street
Klefar
Peoples Theater
Miles’ Shop
West
Walnut Street
Chické- Mantz
Corner Meridian
Ara ‘Lemon Streets
O. c. Moran
Center Street
Common Council of the City of
Indiank
William H. Kiefer
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