Girl Drops Dead Found By Brother Near Alfordsville
Juliana Cole, a 15 to 19 year old girl from Geor ge Cole living south of Alfordsville, left home to feed chickens and was found dead near the barnyard. Her brother located the body about 5 30 am after fearing she had fallen or been harmed. Dr Rowand examined the scene and attributed death to heart failure possibly with blunt bruising, noting the young woman’s health records and lack of other injuries. Local investigation follows, with officials noting the incident as a possible accidental death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yong Gon
George Cole
Alfordsville
Juliana Cote
Go'eluck
Adk
Largent and Douglass Tie Knot in Surprise Presbyterian Ceremony
Otto H. Largent of Dayton Ohio and Martha Fenser Sehofleta wed at the First Presbyterian Church, with Rev J M Douglass officiating. The ceremony occurred at 1 PM with close relatives present before the couple left by noon train to Dayton for their honeymoon. Largent is the son of the late Addlin Hyatt of East Van Trees Street and is well known in the Washington area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eading
Otto H. Largent
Dayton
Ohio
Martha Ffenser
East van Tree Street
First Presbyterian
JM. Douglass Herp
Largent
Largest
Addlin Hyatt
East van“Trees
Wington
Aachly
Men Spring weight balisun union suits
Vintage catalog note describes button down front spring weight men and boys union suits. Includes button counts, ribbed fabrics, and knee-length versions with full length and short sleeves. References sizes and pricing in a terse ad style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bali Obigsan Union Eniss
Oles
Seeyes
Nee
Adele
Spring Hosiery Patterns In New Seamed Stockings
Hosiery advertisers tout spring lines including allover ligle hose in fast black seamless styles. Pure silk seamless options and double-sole stockings appear in multiple patterns. Men and boys receive similar seamless selections in tan and black tones with decorative embroidery and lace accents.
Bankruptcy trustee sues Peoples National Bank in Indianapolis
Lawrence B. Davis as trustee in bankruptcy for Henry H. Hyatt files suit in federal court at Indianapolis against Peoples National Bank of this city seeking 2570 in notes and cash tied to Mrs Hyatt store sales and later Cameron Hyatt and Henry Hyatt notes. Hyatt, now living in St. Louis, involved in prior Goodland store transactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence B. Davis
Uptcy
Henry H. Hyatt
Indinapolis
Peoples National Bank
Certa
C. L. Littell & Son
Henry TL. Hyath
Camerah Hyatt
Henry J . Hyatt
Goodland
Sire & Son
Pechiet National Bank
Emanuel Gates Resigns as Washington Police Officer
Emanuel Gates resigns from the Washington police force effective today after being demoted by the M R O Southwest Term Railway Company. He will remain at headquarters in Springfield division, plans to stay until late fall, and aims to help elect the Democratic city ticket before becoming a citizen of Tilinats.
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Emanuel Gates
Washington
Gates
Mr & O
Southwest
Erm Railwe
Springfield
Road
Hbhever
Flora
Democratic
Coty
Tilinats
Easter Day Services Across City Churches
Despite a chilly atmosphere Easter day drew crowds to churches across the city. Stern services were held, choirs performed, and the day was observed in solemn reflection on Christ’s sacrifice, with floral displays described as beautiful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sejvice
Christ
Deaths Reported in Brief From Local Community
A fragmented notice reports two deaths this morning and mentions the family of Mr. Bacon. It notes a funeral plan at Bethel tomorrow and references an infant child. The unreadable OCR portion limits further specifics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel
Bacon Tais
Springfield Mob Analysis Reveals Racial Fury and Violence
A mob in Springfield attacked the jail, targeting black residents and assaulting two girls, while forcing the sheriff to reveal entry routes. They plundered the home of Sheriff Horner, destroying furniture, stealing a purse and a shotgun, and leaving Mrs Horner shaken as her child cried.
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Eh Horner
Theis
Free Summers Thought in St Louis Dying Gon
A fragmented OCR reads as a terse note about Summers' fate in St Louis. It mentions Illinois and morning context possibly tied to the event. Names and specifics are unclear, but the note hints at a death or decline connected to Summers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
de Mattinois
State Judicial Candidate Attacks Corporate Influence at Convention
A Fort Wayne meeting of Twelfth district delegates heard a State judicial candidate denounce corporate money in Indiana politics. He criticized the Republican state convention and Leander Monlks over Heaton for the state supreme bench, charged newspapers with ownership links, and warned that leaders were pre selecting nominees. He urged unity against corporate influence and predicted future limits on convention delegates meeting to pre decide nominations.
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Fort Wayne
Pri
Frink
Reb
Dekalb County
Threm
Bom
Indiana
Leander J. Monlks
Owen N. Heaton
Trivayng
Indiana Supreme Bench
Reby
Roby
Indecent exposure leads to fines and jail in police court
Police Court jailed Terry Garland and John Eagle after fining them $10 each for indecent exposure. John Mognsy received $1 fine and jail for intoxication. Also listed are Arthur A. Critchalow Mintie Zigler Otto Henry Largent Mertha Beasley Schofield and others amid a family Easter gathering near Drbry's northwest of the spur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry Garland
John Eagle
Clark
Arthur A. Critchalow
Mintie B. Zigler
Otto
Henry Largent
Mertha
Beasley, Schofield
William C Dorsett Dorgett of South Washington Dies at Seventy
William C Dorgett aged seventy of South Washington died this morning from consumption after a long residence in the county. Funeral services will be held at Veales Creek Tuesday afternoon at one o'clock. Burial will be in Veales Creek Cemetery.
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Washington
William C. Dorgett
South Washington
Missowg
Fia Fubleral
Man Passes Under Train in Baltimore and Ohio Incident
An unidentified man about forty five years old was struck and killed by a Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern train near Seymour on Saturday night. A note found with the body read out money home or friends and the deceased was seen alive during the day but is not known to the witnesses. The body awaits removal in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern
Seymur
Jay
Easterday at M. E. Church quarterly meeting report
Easter Sunday service featured communion and a strong sermon by Rev C B Asbury of the Vincents district. Subscriptions for the year's missionary fund exceeded 250, Sunday school enrollment surpassed 350, and missions offerings totaled over 300 dollars. A large choir led by Dr. Sniley provided excellent music throughout the program.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
E. J. W. Baker
C. BE. Asbury
Vincents District
Sntiley
Street Corner Wedding in April Promises Joy
In Nsville on an April day a couple tied hearts in a simple street corner ceremony. Justice Henry presided as guests called the moment moving and bright, marking a quiet celebration of love.
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Nsville
Prome
Ithe Two Hearts
Lay Justice Henry Couple
Hage Mayne
Easter Street Corner Wedding Draws Crowd
An improvised wedding on Easter in a street corner drew a large audience and halted traffic for about an hour. Police managed the crowd as a crush formed around the couple, with hats and gowns damaged but no injuries reported.
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Cupid
Polte i
Greene County Contest Chooses Riddle In Primary Race
In Greene and Sullivan counties the Fourteenth district judge race ended with John A. Riddle of Linton leading with 2894 votes while Webb Moffet 814 and Henry W. Moore 846 trailed. Riddle faces Judge C. B. Harris of Sullivan in a deadlocked vote expectation as Greene Sullivan share 18 votes each in the judicial convention.
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Greene County
Fourteenth Judicial District
John A. Riddle
Linton
Webb Moffet
Bloomfield
Henry W. Moore
Worthington
James Eudean
Bloomfeld
Puttin Long
Jasonville
Rey Collins
C. B. Harris
Sullivan
Knights Templar Easter services at Presbyterian Church
The Incal lodge of the Templar attended Easter services at the Presbyterian Church last night. The Rev. J Af Douglass preached on the resurrection, arguing that without it civilization would be founded on falsehood. The ceremony and reflections were described as very impressive.
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The
Templar
Presbyterian Church
J.af. Douglass
Jesus
Myers returns to Washington after twenty five years
Louis Myers arrives in the city with his five children for the first time since leaving twenty five years ago. He is the son of Mrs. Valentine Myers and recently widowed, planning to live with his mother in Washington.
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Louis Myers
Cogwell Ma
Mr. Myers
Washington
Hei
Valentine Myers
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen’s annual ball at Peoples Hall
The Brotherhood hosts a big annual ball tonight at Peoples Hall. The Democrats’ job printing department produced elegant Bro & fame for the event.
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Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Peoples Hall
Democrat
Bro &Fame
Local Caucus Sets Appointments for City Posts
Reported evening caucus notes potential picks for police chief fire chief and street commissioner. Names discussed include Ed Royse James Cullivan Tow Fredrick and contenders Ben Madden Ben Brater Dunbar Duck Wildridge Bol Bennett Elkanah Allen and Herb Meredith with McCormick and Shuelair also mentioned. new millinery ad closes the notice.
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James
Jeff
Man Boson
Tom
Ben
Madden
Ben Brater
James, Dunbar
Duck Wildridge
Bol Bennett
Janes Cullivan
Tow Fredrick
Fredricks
Republican Party
Elkanah Allen
Herb Meredith
Allen
Meredith
Ed Royse
Joe, Moore
Q. M. Adgiars
S Will
Will McCormick
Fire Department
James’ Shuelair
Jessa ‘McGehes
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Reeve Township
Faure
George Cole Livig
Rowand
Juliana Cole
Equitable Aeidty
Y Vodas
Chico
Avast
Rev
WM. Douglass
Preyyterian Chure
Terrorias Cerehony
Joni Reuves
Liste
Paltom
Baltom
En's
Uravdits
Batbrige Gra
Srdndess
Blai Znelish Ai
Stork
Belby
Henry H. Fate
Southwestern Railway
Foribe m Chan
Isj
East Ist
Logis
John’ Mognsy
Drbry’s
William
C. Dorsett
M. E. Church
Joan A. Riddle
JUNGE
Sullivan and
Greene Iato
Knights Templar
Mpgormidk
Meredit House
Clinton B. Tharp
the City Gas Co
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