Missouri Bar Punch Kills Richard Hulls in Saloon Fight
Richard Hulls, 29, was killed in Waxed Missouri when a drunken bartender refused to close a Sunday saloon. Hulls confronted the bartender over serving drinks after hours, a fight erupted, and a gunman named Mud Hy shot Hulls, who died at the scene. Suspect Snye was arrested within a half hour and jailed for murder. Hulls was a lead miner’s son from Cantwell, Missouri, with a wife and two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Fo Hnlis
Charles Kidwell
Howe
Hulls
Hulis
Hults
Huds
Jim
Mud Hhy
Fred
Snye
Hicshard Hulls
Daviess County
Jewie
John Hulls
Alforissila
Toining
Arkansas
Ricbhird Fiulis
Mrs. John Neill Dies in Jasonville of Consumption
Mrs. John Neill, formerly Montgomery, died of consumption at her Jasonville home at 9 p m. She was the daughter of George Wedding of Montgomery and is survived by a husband and five children. The body will be taken to Montgomery for burial Thursday afternoon.
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John Neill
Montgomery
Jasonville
O'Neill
George
Devotion Ends at St Sition’s Parish Service
A forty hour devotion concluded at St Sition’s church on Tuesday night with solemn procession and benediction. The sermon delivered a strong message. About thirty five young girls dressed in snow white led the flowers and about the same number of boys carried lighted candles during the procession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Sition's
Ehuarch
Bolemn
Giris
Nobie
Deputy Recorder Appointed McCracken Brother Named
A note from the county shows Dr. M. McCracken, brother of Red er McCracken, has become deputy recorder. O. M. McCracken is identified as a school teacher. The line ends with a reference to Widow McGarey at the opera house and a brief mention of a minor musical comedy event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. McCracken
Reder McCracken
County Recorder
Dinner for age 70 woman at Eph Donaldson home
Relatives and friends gathered on the Portersville road to honor Martha Donaldson celebrating her seventy years. The surprise dinner featured many local neighbors and families including Allen Marmaduke Wise Bradley Bassett McGehee Jett Quilliam Alison McGehee Smith Carnahan Keniett and Dainor among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eph Donaldson
Portersylile Road
Martha Donaldson
Donaldson
Daviess County
Jack Allen
Morton” Marmaduke
Lon Horrall
Jefferyoo Wise
Elvis. Aliteon
James R. Bradley
Charles_ Bassett
Matthew McGehee
W. H. Ahl
William. Carnahan
Judson
Melvina Jett
Iron Ore Deposits Noted Near Bedford in Spice Watfley Township
For many years it has been known that there are deposits of iron ore in Spice Wat ftey township, eight miles southwest of Bedford, which, up to a few years ago, no real effort were made to develop. The fact that iron ore had been mined and shipped to Ohio to.
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Bedford
April
Spice Watftey Township
Ohio
Huron region gold lode claims and shore drift discovery
An 19th century mining note reports a large vein near Huron and a connected rail plan to an oil point. A ledge rising about fifty five feet high yields ore possibly worth from 0 to 60 percent pure, with several other deposits described as small but potentially valuable. Additional prospecting is noted across adjacent counties.
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Shivliea
Darge
Tiilgay
Huron
Tron
Revival at First Church Achieves Strong Attendance
Revival at the church progresses well with noted evangelists Kerr and Baker delivering convincing messages. A large public turnout is expected tonight and tomorrow afternoon at 3 o clock.
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Fighuly
Kerr
Mr. Baker
Ung
Revival and scandal rumors stir in St Louis churches
Fragmented report describes a revival led by a young preacher in St Louis provoking crowd reactions and concerns about his motives. Nearby notes mention Mrs Cole and Miss Stone traveling to Haute and local church activities, while stray remarks reference a public question about an orator linked to A J Bryan.
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St. Louis
Gt. Louis
Jobs
Celltime
Misa
Anna Stone
Haute
Dosch
Indiana Republicans Discuss Club Work and Reform Platform
Mrs O P Kinsey of Valparaiso urges women's clubs to push for cleaner streets and humane care amid a Republican state convention that endorses local option, child labor limits, banking reform, and anti corporate campaign funding. Indiana delegates hear speeches from U S senators and Governor Goodrich as Overstreet outlines party progress and aims.
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O. P. Kinsey
Val“paraiso
Ied
Sil
Dea
Worden
Washington
Republican ‘Pol] Iic Lans
Unt
Congress
Indianapatia
United States
Spekers
Jesse Overstreet
Indianapolis
Tomlinson Hall
Republican Party
Indiana
Republic
Regubiia
Seupia
Widow Mecarty Tonight at Opera House
The Widow Meoarty presents a bright musical comedy tonight at the opera house. The show comes well recommended with an eager chorus. Rev L Li Schnaover will collect gleans tomorrow.
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Rev. L
Park proposal eyed by city council in Washington
City officials debate the establishment of a 30 acre park with a $509 appropriation over three years to improve Commercial and rack streets. Rental payments total 900 over the first year and cover land loan costs. Proponents call the plan essential for recreation and general welfare, while opponents question affordability.
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Jake
Elty Park
Laren
Washington
Funeral of Dr John FitzGibbon at St Simon's Church
The funeral of Dr John FitzGibbon drew a large congregation at St Simon's Church this morning. Rev J W Doyle conducted high mass and a Passiontate sermon on death followed the Forty Hour devotion before burial at St John’s Cathedral. For over forty years he served citizens with medical aid and kindness.
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John Fitecth
St. Simon
J. W. Doyle
H. Gers
G. P. Beddery
Austin Abel
Mr. Hayes
Ziba Graham
St Johnie Caihotarh
Thare Waa Math
John FitzGibbon
Indiana Republicans Rally For Party Loyalty In Public Address
Senator Beverage outlined the party’s record of eleven years in power in Indiana and at the national level. He urged intelligent voters to credit the Republicans for their adherence to principles, honesty in government, and willingness to meet modern demands as the convention stressed party unity and its approach to governance.
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Dra
Republican Party
Indiana
Tia
Detroit the City of Pills claims vast global output
The article extols Detroit as the world’s unique pill hub producing about three quarters of global pills, with over 2,000 varieties and shipments reaching Arctic to jungle regions. It notes U S consumption dominates, while only about one third of production stays domestic and per capita use is around sixty pills.
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Bedry
Detroit
Equator
Earth
Arctic
Indiana Mines Seek Settlement on Operation Prices
Indiana operators and miners met on Tuesday as Secretary Penna urged work continue at current prices while awaiting a settlement. Van Horne supported the motion with one vote against. Pittsburgh reports say Indiana work may not continue in the district pending a settlement, with demands from miners including readjustments to pay, machine maintenance, docking rules, and a fine clause for strikes, while Penna proposed production-cost related measures.
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Vaan Horn
Penna Leara
Bewin
Endigna
Ohio
Pittsburg
Baltimore & Ohio Moe
Penny
Rane
VanHorn
Panna
Acale
Modern Woodmen delegates named at county meeting
Sof Platuyile and Joseph Callahan of Odon were appointed delegates to the state convention of a Modern Woodmen at the county meeting held in Plainville today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sof. Platuyile
Joseph
Callahan
Odon
Piainville
Ladies Clubs Endorse Child Labor Bill Meeting Report
A district federation meeting in Tuesday’s Christian church event endorses the child labor bill. Mrs. O. P. Kinsey of Valparaiso presides with speakers and delegates from Vincennes Bedford Petersburg and Sheboygan areas. The gathering, hosted by the Matinee Bleial and Fortnightly clubs, features remarks on reform and social duties, with a reception at Mrs. Plegant’s home and cordial entertainments throughout the evening.
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Kinsey
Ohe
Eleemosynary Institut of
Hyatt Tome
Christianichurch
O. P. Kinsey
Paraiso
Valga
Miss. Dixon
Instrausic
Aon
Guilop
Waoine
Vincennes
Bedford
Carter
Mour
Ipa Theugdeules
Beveridge
Distriet
Dell
Doctors and the stress of medical life shorten lifespans
The article cites the Biomedical Journal noting doctors live shorter lives than peers, averaging around fifty seven years in some countries. It discusses irregular sleep, long hours, exposure to disease, and high tension as key factors, labeling overwork as a main cause and highlighting mental and bodily strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bioedical Journal
Avery
School Enrollment Notice From City Board Enforces Ages 6 to 21
The city board appoints personnel to begin work April 10. The intervals between ages six and twenty-one will be included regardless of school attendance. Enumerators must complete their tasks by May 1.
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Same Valley
Aref al
Trading Stamps at Golden Presbyterian Church
A fragmentary notice reports a fundraising event at the Golden Colorado Presbyterian Church where children receive a stamp for each Sunday attendance, with the promise of candy worth one nickel as a reward for a month of participation. It mentions Greg as trading editor and a focus on stamps for every child.
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Greg
Presbyterian
Golden
Colorado
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