Typhoid Sickness and Local Business Notes
Typhoid illness affects several residents including Henry Overmyer who reports bullet injuries in a prior incident. The column lists visits, employment updates, recoveries from illness, and local business movements with names such as McCord, Frank Kassiso, John W. Walls, and Rolly Chandler. A serious stabbing incident involving B. Kennetten is noted with his condition described as serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Mason
Gina’ Laria
McCord
Frank Kassiso
Loo
Chifney Peterson
Looguotee
Johnsoy
Carnwhan
John W. Walls
Looguot
Isabe Newton
Washington
Thomas
Shdbirand
Loogootee
Julia Fry
Dri J. W. Way
Herd
Warren
Baker
Reeve Township
Ruthford
Robert Chandler
Hyatt
Lincoln ‘League
George P. Gilley
Lake Tonestem
Huhly
Washington fair and local names brighten Black Oak town
The Black Oak item notes a lively Washington street fair expected to outshine prior years. It lists local youths from Fablius schools including Medgers James Quilliam Austin Elijah Radcliff and Walter Tucker and Misses Mary Feagans Libbie Prosser Mary Pennick. Nearby visitors Charles Worldly Harry Barnes from Cincinnati call on relatives. A Morris Chapel sermon by Thomas Wadsworth is also mentioned amid campaign talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raul
Siopass
Jamies Hart
Washington Street
Fablius
Medgers
James
Quilliam
Austin
Elijah
Radcliff
Walter
Tucker
Mary Feagans
Libbie Prosser
Mary Pennick
Charles’ Worldly
DAYLIGHT BANK ROBBERY TAKES PLACE IN WINNEMUCCA
A daylight bank robbery in Winnemucca involved three men who entered through the front door and fled with about $43,000. No one was injured as guards and tellers activated alarms and fired shots. the robbers escaped in a horse-drawn vehicle, leaving offices and staff shaken. Police and investigators search for the suspects and secure the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnemucca
Raf
Rewitre
Ester Nixsh
Mubhgs
Bocktseeper
Stenoghis Jin
Ron Heesack
Togethier
Renewing Activity Amid Refugee Tensions and Locals
Fragmented notes describe unrest and refugee arrivals near La sauna de Bay and neighboring outposts. Mentions of Hagin, Pam, Malolos Bud, and Guingunto hint at regional strain and security actions. Posts reference tolls, harvest waste, and transitional movements affecting towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sfanila
Pam
Manila
Lasauna de Bay
Diplomatic Tensions Rise Over China Peace Talks
Sept 20 Canton notes show Germany backing a prerequisite to peace talks by delivering the offenders’ surrender. Counts Von Bach and Baron Sternberg figures push for swift action as U S officials debate responding to the German note. France and Russia align against delaying negotiations, while United States faces pressure to act. Also reports of a blaze in Regen and the death of Gen. McClernand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Becky
Ahnemel Igs
China
Germany
Count von Bach
aVildans
Genel
Ger
Washington
Canton
Spd
Fis Hingel
Reece
Generdl Grigek
Hilh
Adee
Cart
Baron Stern Bors
Chinese Minister Is Falso
Germay
Great Britain
France
Russia
Sips
Dean Dealtne
Kinoe
Emam
State Department
Roeach
Pekin
Li Hung’ Chang
Frances
Wilmot
Indiana factory to reopen after $27.14 settlement
Kelly, president of Ixén Ax Manufacturing, reached a settlement to reopen the Bastarday factory in Indiana. About 600 workers will be affected as 200 laborers cleaned the site for early construction, with operations to resume once the plant is bulked and ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alemadrin
Ind
Sepé
Kelly
Ixén Ax Manufacturing Compoax
Bastarday
Indiana Department Issues General Orders on Relief Corps Meetings
The Indiana Department of We Relief Corps, Anderson, issues General Order No. 2 detailing meeting times and locations for districts. It lists dates such as October 23 at bans and October 18 at Lintoi, with inspections scheduled for October through November. Members are urged to obtain small silk flags from Treasurer Ritta M. Metcalf to salute during the state convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ritta M. Metcalf
Deming pole tragedy kills two attendees at ceremony
A Democratic pole raising at Oawl Spring ended when ropes snapped during a 39 degree angle, killing Clarence Hay aged two and fatally injuring Thomas Weisman. The crowd stopped further attempts as families mourn. Ballots for Indiana election prepared. 1,489,920 total ballots to be printed with extra for counties and aged precincts. In Anderson, Bryant of Wage Committee returns from Pittsburgh to seek amicable settlement of glass troubles. manufacturers to meet with union leaders to resolve disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Hay
Thomas Weisman
India
Indianapolis
Indiana
State Board
Eged
Anderson
Ind
Bryant
L. A
Pittsburg
Street Fair Premium List for Best Corn Prizes
Prize list entries for corn and related farm produce at a street fair. Awards include first prize 89 in cash to John Dosch for best corn, third prize 31 to Yom Riley, fourth prize frame valued 1 by Jasi Ay, fifth prize iron bedstead, various other cash and merchandise awards to local merchants such as Racket Store, Fred S. Clap, J. E. Wallens, Neal & Eskridge, and multiple standings for largest ears, stalks, and white corn. Also notes subscriptions to Weekly Democrat and Weekly Gazelle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dosch
Yom Riley
Jasi
Bam’. Sons
Fred S. Clapr
J. E. Wallens
Neal & Eskridge
Omy
Democrat
Timd Berman
Jerish
Beon/ Hatite Brewing Co
H. A Calvert
O Brian! '& Morgan
Asi Li
Kempp
Gross & Walters
Walker, Norris & Wright
M. Fanrla
Washington
Chas. Schickedant
John M Smith
Agricultural Fair Premiums and Exhibits Catalog
A garbled list of prize categories and exhibitors from a county fair. It details numerous classes such as millet, clover, poultry, eggs, apples, cabbage, peaches, potatoes, beans, wheat, and canned fruit with first and second prize amounts, exhibitor names, and related notes. The fragment also mentions display setups, judges, and a premium booth at the fair.
Notice of Final Settlement in Bonham Estate
Administrator with the will annexed of Martin L. Bonham deceased has filed his final settlement account in the Daviess Circuit Court. The clerk fixed Saturday October 13, 1900 as the hearing day. Heirs and interested parties are notified to appear and show cause why the account should be approved and to prove any claims to parts of the estate. Moun E. Williams, Admr. Bee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin L. Bonham
Moun
E. Williams
Inman
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Henry Overmyer
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Iui
Iter Wilson
Cannell
M. Paragon
James Beathers
M. McCanne
the Cement
Surisbed
New ‘Mbany
Hong
Chang
Prince Ching
Jan
Servation Army
McCleenand
Jot McClernand
Indiana Stats News
W. B.C
Padl
Real Sat
Tis -x Cigars
H, Ck
Best
Anzal Food
Ubie
Bourcboitzer
Ohl
Dan Corcoran
Nations Bank
P Berens
Clover Shed
Gavanaugh
M. J
Garnaban
Poultry
H C Thomas
R BP. Shirlay
Bes
Secunda
Chas Berens
Pal Geese
Yder
A Kellar
Roosters
Snyder's Gallery
Will Shoe
Broom Udrn Brodmeory
Patsy Kelly
Secon
tHoifer
Restan
Walter-Melont-T
Hutt
New York
Peek
Auddig Didard
Cabei &] Kauffman Co
Micrchrandise
Val
Capt Barker
John Winstaun
Bettman & Co
Peoples National Bank
Lewis Kelly
Joe Aerhardt
McDougal & Co
Spigk Milling ‘Co
Walker, Norris & Co
Ss. Clapp
Fern Wald & Thompson
Bert Didphygi
J. Kiefer
Baldwin Piano So
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Quarts
Unibr
MacDougal
I. Golialt Pal
Aples
Acordeon
Sum Bros
Hawkins
Neeley
Aerrall
Elgars
Easie
Atterekamp
Kidwell & Gray
Are
J Creager
Harris
Henry Schneck
Jo Opepbs
Blankie
Thos Riley
NH Jepson
Fred Duppe
L.C. Cosby
Faust-Bros
John Costas
Peaches
Beck
Onfife
Value OD
Bourgholtzer Art
Wntons Peckiof
Ian
Chass
Umpp
Ats
Beinivree Bros
Kassler
C. F
Ageton
FR. O'Brien
Tades Norris A& Brady
Urs
J. ‘Hoffmeister
Sam Elswher
Anne
Plul
Wreet
Ana
James’ ‘Bourgholizer
John Costello
Jobn Sweeney
H. Vollmer
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Carniva
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