Sudden Death in Southwest Tragedy Shocks Bassett Family
William E Bassett dies suddenly in Deming New Mexico just days before expected September visit. Coroner in Deming asks for instructions on disposition of the body as relatives report improved health prior to death. Bassett, about forty five, left Daviess County to ranch in the northwest after illness and leaves three brothers and two sisters. Funeral planned likely at Veale Creek Baptist church southeast of the city. Joseph L Feagan also dies after a critical illness with diabetes. services set for Saturday at Oak Grove Cemetery.
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William E. Bassett
Deming
New Mexico
Washington
Bassitt
Southwest
Bassett
Alefrei Bassett
Aia
James -B- Arthur
Maryei
John Bassett
Texas
Milton “Bassett
Ore Hunter
Barr
Charles
Portersville Road
Wasington
Milton Bassett
Noo
Ead
Veale
S' Creek
Ukely
Hela
Joseph L. Feagan
Joseph L. “Feagan
Fegan
Hichard
Feagan
Oak Grove
Nail Driven In Wrist Injures Farmer Near Cornettaville
A farmer near Cornettaville drove a rusty nail into his wrist while hammering a board, the nail penetrating about one inch. Dr H Holder dressed the wound, swelling and high fingers followed on arrival, with risk of tetanus noted. Professor Risley of Peterburg High School has resigned for a similar position.
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A K. Editon
Cornettaville
Eaton
H. Holder
Risley
Tha! Peterburg
Boro
Kentucky
Freight collision damages engines near Caseyville
A derailment on the H and O southwestern line near Caseyville Illinois injured a fireman and damaged engines. Two freights collided on the main track between Caseyville and Hawker causing track detours and several freight cars to pile up. Train crew reported delays estimated at about three hours.
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Rendon
Caseyville
Tinos
Chseyuilte
Pet & To
Heian
Tal City
The Circles at Vincennes Show Attraction Draws Big Crowd
Reports from Washington indicate strong turnout for the Hagenbeck and Wallace shows to be presented tomorrow. Audiences from nearby counties plan to travel, leaving their teams to view Carl Hagenbeck and the Great Wallie acts together.
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Srestaton
Vincenned
Hagenbeck
Wallace Éirsus
Washington
Fritchton
Ishington
Toy
Carl Hagenbeck
Catholic Foresters Conventioneers Ban Liquor Dealers
The International Convention of the Catholic Order of Foresters in Saint Paul approves an amendment to the constitution excluding future liquor dealers both retail and wholesale and bartenders from the order. The action was reported from Saint Paul Minnesota on August 8.
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St .Paul, Minn
International Convention of the
Catholic Order of Foresters
Lquor Dealera
Labor Day Plans By Local Machinists Guild
The local machinists guild announces a large Labor Day celebration to be organized by the observance committee. Members vow a public event with speeches and activities for workers.
Labor Day Parade Planned by Local Machinists at Old Fair Grounds
The International Association of Machinists will celebrate Labor Day in the city. A parade at the Fair Grounds with Citizens Band music is planned with over 1 000 expected to participate. Local speakers will give addresses and an evening program will close the day with Knights of Labor involvement noted.
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International Association, of Machinists
Efor
Avg
Washington
É Wng
Lightning Kills 150 Birds By Sycamore Tree Front of Home
A bolt struck a large sycamore in front of Hrank Chapman's residence last night, killing about 150 birds. The tree itself sustained no damage and the incident was witnessed by neighbors.
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Hrank Chapman
Progress in Poultry and the Rise of Modern Breeds
The article traces the origins of chickens from Asia to Europe and America, noting that domestic fowl were scarce in the Americas until well into the 17th century. It highlights the 19th and 20th century surge in poultry breeding, driven by enthusiasts, leading to over a hundred distinct breeds produced through selective breeding and scientific methods.
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Sapabas
Alderrea
Th Isles
Atlantic
Mexico
Peru
Hudson Bay
Americas
India
Japan
Wala
Heyat
Pyramids
Iran
Asia
Europe
England
America
Poultry Industry’s Vast Growth Outlined by American Farmer
The piece notes the explosive size of poultry and egg trade as vital to national food supply and capital formation. It highlights large Pennsylvania farms with 82 acres and 12 000 square feet of floor space, supplying New York firms with thousands of dozen eggs weekly. It cites electricity heated systems and massive investments as evidence of decades of expansion driven by innovation and enterprise.
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Pennsylvania
New York
Dea
United States
Tstates
Fourth Venture Ended in Elopement and Departure
James P Harbin aged about sixty from Bicknell and Miss Cora E Pressey aged twenty five married at the county clerk office in Vincennes and left for Bicknell. Harbin had been divorced from Mrs Harbin No 1 in 1848 and two wives died later. They plan to reside in Bicknell for a peaceful marriage ending.
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James P. Harbin
Baecher
Cora
Vincennes
Har
Harbin
Iprain
Barn Destroyed by Storm Near Cannerburg
A barn was burned during a storm when lightning struck the outbuilding near Cannerburg. Mrs. William Scholl reported the fire and left for Loogooteb after visiting Dr. Strangeland’s family this afternoon.
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Gég
Cannerburg
William ‘Scholl
Hard Luck of Gas Addicks
Former senator once stacked up to 20 000 000 in gas industry fortunes. Ambition and decline mark the tale as the Addicks face hard luck in a period of shifting markets and political currents.
Addicks' Third Wife Sues for Divorce and Funds Revealed
The Delaware financier Gast Addicks faces a divorce from wife No 3 as court papers reveal her control of about 750000 dollars in stocks and bonds and 200000 dollars in jewels from his wealth. She also holds the Lyntwood Del home valued around 50000 dollars while wife No 2 who died left 309000 dollars to her, all traceable to Addicks. His daughter by wife No 1 is named his heiress in a unique political twist.
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Gast
Addicks
Maryland
Tom Lawesides
Lyntawood
Del
Cap Addicks
Delaware
Mra. Addicks
Promotion for Nino Taylor in U S Express Service
Nino Taylor youngest son of Col H. Taylor of Norwood receives a fine promotion in the United States Express Company. After ten years in service and the last six at Beloit he moves to Rockford to take charge of the Rockford office, leaving Beloit August 15.
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Norwood
Taylor
H. Taylor
Hiss
Express Company
Beloit
Rockford
Daily News
Nino
United States Express
Padumd
Mining Machinery Bought for Mandabadi Mines Outfit
Contracts have been made for a complete outfit of mining machinery for the Mandabadi mines on the Lil it farm. Shipment will begin next week and the equipment will be installed at once.
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Lilit
Wallace Walker Quits B and O Southwest Run Machine Shop
Wallace Walker leaves his post in the B and O Southwest run machine shop and plans a move from Saturnay to Hot Springs Arkansas seeking health improvement due to climate change.
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Wallace Walker
B. & O. Southwest Run
Wil
Saturnay J
Hot Springs
Ark
Jimr
Storm Kills Seven Sheep Belonging to Harvey Hyrer
Lightning struck during the storm on Wednesday morning, killing seven sheep owned by Harvey Hyrer near Eaglesville. The animals were under a tree when the bolt struck.
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Sheen
Harvey Hyrer
Eaglesville
Bryan and Folk to Speak at Indiana Modern Woodmen Event
Large crowd expected as William J. Bryan and Governor Folk are slated to speak at the Indiana Modern Woodmen annual gathering in Vincennes. Organizers anticipate a day of speeches and community events with leaders confirming plans.
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Vincennes, Te
Augustin
Willam J. Bryan
Governor Folk
Indiana Modern Woodmen
Godiva Legend Reimagined in Modern Theater Piece
A fragmented OCR passage presents a Shakespearean era theme about Lady Godiva and a modern stage adaptation. It references a controversial nude ride, historical imagery, and a reckoning with female agency within a theatrical context.
Surgeons Aid Insect Future Repronguing Operation
Ambiguous OCR text describes surgeons and a future operation in chaotic phrasing. It mentions doctors, tide benefits, exhibition pictures, and public access concerns. The fragment hints at entertainment and pricing debates affecting broad reach but lacks clear events or entities.
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