Preacher Davidson Leaves Washington City Late at Night
The Rev E O E Davidson departed with his horse and buggy after a court filing seeking to declare a St Louis marriage valid, eluding church leadership and prompting Sheriff Colbert to notify Wheatland and Vincennes authorities. Witnesses later placed him with Miss Clark at the Metropolitan Hotel and raised questions about alleged past visits and letters suggesting a coerced marriage.
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Eoe Davidean
Dense Maddrell
Elbert MrKernse
H A. Burton
Og Behavieur
Wheatland
Meck Kernan
Uit
E. E. Davidson
Bherif Colbert
Vincennes
St. Louis
Colbert
Washington
James Wilson
Bedford Road
Wilson
Davidson
Sadie X Meek
Vinvennes
A I Hidaett
Clark
Gir Sra
Navidsob
Amd
Misa Clark Amdie Priacher
Mee Davidson
Dubai
O Ngiaber
Perkond
Mr Davidson
Presbyterian Church
St Louis
Ste Hed
Minksier
Metropolitan Hotel
Moe
Agin
Abin Padgett
Bbs
Ad Padgett
Mt Junie
Sein
Laur Blarkson
Aberexiner
Metropolitan
Davidsons
Davideep
Two Law Principles Involved in Standard Oil Case
Moritz Rosenthal, famed as the Standarde' $1,000-a-day lawyer, was briefly indisposed delaying his reply in the government suit to dissolve Standard Oil Company of New Jersey. John J. Mikburn led open arguments. David T. Watson urged the defense on Sherman Act interpretations, stressing that past conduct could not be used to bind the present case and clarifying the separate legal principles at stake.
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St Louis
Moritz Rosenthal
Standard Oil Company of New Jersay
United States
Cult Cour
John J. Mikburn
New York
Th Standard
Watsag -Cal
Rockefeller
Blight
Watson
Funeral of Clifford Walford Held in Linton Indiana
The funeral of Clifford Walford, son of William Walford, was held in Linton Indiana after a Wednesday evening death. A second attempt to self-harm by Vandalia worker caused his demise, leaving the county with a deeply saddening event and a note of tragedy lingering.
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Linton
Ind
Fiford Walford
Tataghan
William Wilford
Manle incident ends in murder suicide with multiple victims
John Anders Boy a plumber of Aurora reportedly ment ally unbalanced opened fire using a public safety item and three hazardous devices. He fatally wounded Mrs McVicker and Mrs Belford, wounded Mr Belford, and injured Mrs Minton before killing himself. Neighbors and victims’ families confront a tragedy driven by alleged malicious gossip and mental illness.
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Aurora, I
John Anders
Anta
Dimaelf
John MecVicker
Enumerators to List All Children Aged Six to Twenty One
In the city, enumerators will catalog every resident aged six to twenty one whether in school or not. The faulty belief that children are taxed for their parents is incorrect. The city relies on accurate counts for revenue and planning.
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Oman
Sehool
Long Service Sunday Night Observance Led by First Prevhy Gere
The community under ake WET Bleek RnR hosts a Sunday night service in the Gord's bper wall area. Readied by the preparatory dhareb, attendees will gather tonight at the farm orhareh to partake in the event.
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Ake Wet Bleek
Tarmer
Gord
Hats Draw Fire in Church Paper Ad Arow
A Western Christian Advocate issue sparks outrage over a vitriolic critique of women wearing hats. The piece accuses devout churchgoers of unchristian fashion, labeling hats as wicked and provocative while provoking readers to question decorum and moral standards.
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Cinenat
Marten
Pric
Bishaf
Condonan
Parrish Sentenced Five Years in Prison
The Owensborn Savings Bank Trust Company failure leads to James H Inshingston being found guilty of knowingly insolvent banking. He receives five years in the penitentiary as jurors recount a somber verdict reading. Additional items note local option results in Bartholomew County and a terse court reflection on legality.
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Owensborn
Owensborn Savings Tank
Wod Trust Company
Hawesville
James H Inshingston
Mary Werker dies suddenly at St Thomas home
Mrs. Mary Werker wife of Leas Werker and former Miss Mary Schuck died unexpectedly this morning at the home of Neywether Mire Catherine Schurk near Vincenney. Funeral services will be private at Oak Grove cemetery with burial there.
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Mary Warker
Leas Werker
Mary Schuck
Neywether
Catherine Schurk
Werker
St. Thomas
Vincenney
Ing Sound
Mary Werker
Martysis
Sinca
Slater
Henry
Pevter Schuck
L. C. Gross
Schuck
Oak Grove
Son of George Peachee Fatally Burned in Brush Fire
Walter Peaches ten, son of George Peachee, was badly burned while helping burn brush on the Bixler farm southeast of town. He edged near the fire as wind blew clothing into flames, a burning log rolled onto him, and he was left severely burned on his limbs. He was taken inside for treatment as doctors were summoned, with no clear update by afternoon on his condition.
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Walter Peaches
George Peachee
Bixler
Fis
Sliffer
Hete Board
Deffendal
Grindigan Coaby
Meredith
Dr. Deffendal
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Bington
Bern Wade
Tother
Davildron
Hienascie
Ora Hale Clark
Her Daueh
St. Louis. Mo
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Ay Jd. Wadmett
Hem
Orang
Padkett
Koe Davis
Taodakte
Washington and Vicinity
Tuetin
Miasea
Haendrome
Mippen Novelty
Ecru
SBS
India
Se & Bsc
Bsc
Ke & Te
the Scott Undertaking Company
Bonham Undertaking Company
Main ST
Rockefeller and Associates
Clifford Walford
Yours Truly
James Matthews
Mian
Aurora
Manle
West Te
Parrish
Prigdr
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Bartholomew County
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