Relief corps organized for earthquake victims in Oakland
Frank J. Sefrit former postmaster and Salt Lake City Tribune editor organizes relief corps from California to aid quake victims. A message to his brother Charles G. Berrit confirms plans to learn fate of Daviess county residents and coordinate aid with Mrs. Massey and others. Reports say Mr and Mrs Massey were killed in the disaster while Darius Mattingly and others from Walnut Street were in San Francisco. Telecommunication to confirm details is limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank T. Pee
Salt Lake City Tribune
Cual
Charles G. Berrit
Hyatt House
Sefrid
Daviess County
Tribune
Oakland
California
Massey
Thurgday Ening
Rover. Massey
Gould
Athoes
Hip Health
Darius Mattingly
John 3. Cook
Walnut Street
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Mississippi Valley
Madrid
Peri i i Sons
Montgomery camp plans charity dance at the opera house
A dispatch from St. Petersburg reports the Montgomery camp of the Moys ter Woodmen of America will stage a dance at the opera house next Wednesday evening. Mort McPherdon Dr J F Michaels Spaulding L Bradley and John Dy Montgomery will lead the event as conductors. The dispatch notes the carnival effort had poor results and comments on the stunt performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Moyster Woodmen of America
Somery
Mort McPherdon
J. F. Michaels
Spaulding
L. Bradley
John
Dy Montgomery
Garment listing includes men's and boys' underwear items
The ad lists Spryix weight union suits with down fronts in various sizes, ribbed lisle singlets, elastic balbriggan shirts and drawers, knickerbockers, and knee and short lengths. Prices show 1.50 for some items and 0.60 for others, noting sizes and styles across men's and boys' underwear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bouriyet
Luton
Bos
Spring Hosiery For Men
Men reach for tan and black half hose with double soles and spliced heels. New spring styles include embroidered options and lightweight goods. Also available are black half hose at 15 cents and boys heavy ribbed seamless socks at 10 cents.
San Francisco Fire Devastation and Aftermath Report
San Francisco endures a catastrophic blaze with two thirds of the city reported destroyed. Frantic evacuations follow as fires threaten Fort Mason and surrounding districts. San Francisco landmarks and neighborhoods burn while Los Angeles experiences a minor earthquake advisory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Fort Mason
Dames
Golften
Pisec Stresiy
Michigan Man Killed in Earthquake at Quincy Mine
An earthquake shock felt across Hancock caused a fatality at the Quincy mine as a worker, 78, died while working about one mile underground. The tremor struck on Thursday near Calafaul, Michigan, with injuries reported to others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calafaul
Michigan
Hancock
Quincy
Jfour
Arbor Day Proclamation for Indiana Observances
Arbor Day proclamation urges statewide observance of Arbor Days on April 12 and October 26 1906. Governor T J Frank Henry Boye governor urges citizens to rest from work and plant trees and care for public and private grounds to beautify homes and highways for future generations.
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Hanly
Tadlana
T. J. Frank
Henry, Boyegnor
Indiana
Local notices and social events from Puatnvville
Ollie Gilliatt to move to Odon next week as partner with G W Henderson in furniture and undertaking. I O O F lodge held a jubilee with candidates for all degrees and a supper served by Ladies Aid. Uncle James Marloty was honored with a dinner. John L Clark of Plainville hosted Len Clark’s 20th birthday party with music, ice cream, cake, and games. Weather notes mention a generally fair period with a drizzling earlier.
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Ollie Gilliatt
Odon
Gillatt
Atlent
G. W. Henderson
Iit
I. O. O. F. Lodge
Washington
G. AR. Hall
James Marloty
Lodge
John L. Clark
Plainville
Len
Muster Furm Laingville
Clark
Frank Parrot Arrested For Alleged Breach Of Trust
Frank Parrott aged about thirty five was arrested on a charge of fraudulent breach of trust in Nashville. The arrest followed telegraphic instructions from Robert Sidebottom, Nashville chief of detectives. Parrott, who deals in carpets and rugs, is being held for further questioning by Nashville detectives.
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Frank Parrott
Marshal Gayer Toy
Bredeh
Teleman
Robert Sidebottom
Nashville
Tenn
Parrott
Harry Billings Shifts From Washington to Vincennes Team
Harry Billings of Washington has just matriculated at the Vincennes university. He recently pitched in a game against a Kitty League team and could train immediately if he cannot work. Billings left the sheriff’s office in Daviess and has not yet joined the university squad. He aims to defend against the state normal at Terre Haute and may be kept for a gata against Terre Haute normal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincennes Sun
Harry Billings
Washington
Billingsig
Sheriff's Office
Daviess
Terre Haute
Innes Universit
Old Hickory Chips and Global Events Reflected in Dry Dispatches
A noisy collage of notes reports Panama Canal outlook and a new Miss Mississippi law proposal. It cites weighing bases, Senate race musings involving Gay Teemerson and Davis of Arkansas, and a looming national coal strike pause after miner–operator talks. Also mentions G W Forking and John Alexander Moses warning of thunder with threats and smiting plans.
Local visiting and edits from Jasper week notes
Stephen A. Cote visited Jasper Tuesday while Mrs M B Holly was noted. John Oney Mord made a trip to Washington Thursday. Undertaker M C Allen has been busy all week in Haysville. The oats crop looks short due to poor conditions. Elmer Bureh attended a funeral in Ladynotes en route to Dubois county. Sam Gilley moved to Bednett farm and Will C Gillee plans to move to the vacated property this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen A. Cote
Jasper
Um. B. Holly
J Herd
John Oney Mord
Washington
Cr M. Allen
Hn Mayheo
Haysville Marept
Allen
Bednett Farm
Samuel Elilol
Will C. Gillee
Buot
A. Allen
March Court Term Adjourned Saturday
The circuit court term set for March will be adjourned on Saturday, with officers directing the local schedule and courthouse operations accordingly.
Lundergan Case Appeals Decisions in March adjourned
A terse court note lists judgments and defendants in Lundergan and related cases. Judge Houghton denied a re hearing, with several judgments entered against Thomas Lundergan and associates totaling amounts up to 297.30, 254, and 242.88, involving the Montgomery and Building and Loan associations and other parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boughton
Jo Houghton
Houghton
George’ A.eurédda
Iowa
Thomas
Tauidergan
Sats
Beckett
Tiddenl Lundergan
Becket
Rose Vayinger
Dergan
Sean J ‘Lynderga
John Linderzan
Frank AL Dixon
Matthews
Thomas Lendergan
Lundergan
Thomas Lundéfan
Anna
Abella
Tha
Jobe Lundergan
Lugered Gan
W. William
Sagt
Thomas Lundergan
John Lundergan
William
M. “Hayes Lundergan
Bridget
Landergan
John Landergan
A. J. Biddinger
Binder
Thin
Montgoery
Building and Loan” Association VE
Thomes- Landergan
Michael Landergan
John' Landergan
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Frank J. Sefrit
Gal
Mrs
Robert Massey
Montgomery Dakc
St. Pétersburgi
Eer Garment
Bor
Jong
Stort
Stork
Ter
Ood Storie
Abe
Alycom
Small Hopelis
Fair City
Figter
Frances Ham
Hargan
Arkansas
Alford
Bain Street
Cochran
Dakota
Rowlaid
Jesse. Godwin
J Wr. Hargan
Aree & Spring
Vincennes
Joseph Adams
Julia. Cole
Aud Jackman
Mt. Neto
Sumarland
San Frantisco
Letty
Marketi
van !Ness
Thames
Ness
van Ni Avenne
New York
San Brancisco
Los Angeles
Cal
Haere
Tiassington
War Department
Funstiu
Monterey
Tonston
Vollee
Funston
Market Street
Fouy Saré
Proce
Puatnville
B.bush
James
Frank Parrot
Tennys
University Tenn
Panama Canal
Gay
Teemerson
Davis
Arkangels
Senate
Indianapolis
Maniex
G. W. Forking
The
New York, Life Insurance Company
John Alexander Moses
Agate
Meredith House
Hong
Clinton B. Tharp
Alfordsvilee
Jndge Houghton
Lelentz
Eburt
Rvice
the City Gas Co
Main Street
Ben
Jean
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