Florence Barr Dies Near Boonville at 37 After Spleen Enlargement
Florence Barr Rudolph wife of George Rudolph died near Boonville after years of spleen enlargement. She left four children Onis Paris Robert Lucia and a husband. Born on a farm near Alfordsville she lived there until marriage and move to Portersville then near Boonville. Buried at Portersville Cumberland Presbyterian churchyard as requested.
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Robert Hart
Florence
George Rudolph
Sear Boonville
Amy Barr
Boonville
Roy Gogter Teft
Exrly
Alfordsville
Rudolph
Dea Alfordsville
Neston
Petersburg
Porteragine
Civer
Onis
Paris
Robert
Lucia
Rydert Barr
Portersville
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Porterville
Woodmen of the World Initiation in Indianapolis Notice
The W O W initiation will be held in Indianapolis on October 18 with many from here attending. A special train will run from Bugsville to Indianapolis. Free transportation is provided for all candidates. Last year’s initiation counted 1,148 entrants. this year’s is expected to reach 1,060, plus 500 added into the Woodmen Circle.
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Indianapolis
L. H. Stuckey
Adlazapolis
Bugnsville
Red Men Initiation Upheld in Petersburg Visit
Next Monday the Red Men Initiation will bring Petersburg’s degree team to Washington for the purpose of training and joining forces in the Washington camp. After the initiation a banquet will be held in the Red Men hall.
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Petersburg
Washington
Overflow meetings set for Kern Bryan event in Indianapolis
Indianapolis Aug 22 arrangements by Pathe M Martin in charge of preliminaries for the Kern notification meeting next Tuesday. Overflow meetings may be held at the state fairgrounds outside the Coliseum if needed. Bryan will address the overflow while Kern speaks, then Kern swaps with Bryan. Thomas Marshall, gubernatorial candidate, will follow Kern and precede Bryan. Tater Tahar is criticized for a speech without naming Bryan’s home.
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Indianapaty
Ind
Pathe M. Martin
State Fairgrounds
Coliseum
Bryan
Kern
Bryan Juer
Thomas Marshall
South
Chicago
Prohibtion National Tymmittee
Eugene W. Chafin
Georgia State Flas
Aaron S. Watking
Atlanta
Louisville
John A Walsh Struggles to Bolster Southern Indiana Rail Plan
John A Walsh seeks to shore up Southern Indiana rail ambitions as Luton and Torre Maué factions hold bonds worth 26 000 to 75 000 but fail to deliver. Bond issuance collapsed as investors failed to cover 1 500 000 total, with only 756 000 subscribed. Petition for receiver cites need to protect the road’s credit and resources amid an industrial depression era loan slump.
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Luton
Torre Maué
Walsh
John R. Walsh
Bargain Bonanza and Delays at Local Grocery
A bustling ad notes 17 pounds sugar for a dollar and a delivery boy turning twenty seven dollars Friday. The Pure Food Booth in the groceries department is delayed but promised to open Monday. Bargains in canned goods and blankets are advertised, with playful lines about homemaking and savings.
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Grotery Department Fa
Lara
Srocers
The Hoval Taxation Debate Calls for Fair Burdens
A fragmented text argues for progressive tax reform to ensure justice in taxation. It promotes proportional contributions based on benefits from government protection, gradual revenue changes, and even handed justice, urging the publican party to back fair taxes.
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Tayxtion
W. Uryan
Doctor Waits End Calmly as Death Arrives
New York report describes Dr George St Smith Brooklyn physician calmly awaiting death after blood poisoning from a finger wound. He predicted his own end days earlier, sat in a chair with family nearby, and died shortly after, as experts confirmed fatal blood infection.
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New York
George St. Smith
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Dr. Smith
Novel damage suit filed over tuberculosis germination of carpets
Toulsville Kentucky August 92 Richard Devine sues a tobacco factory operator for 25000 claiming damage from treatment of old carpets processed to destroy disease germs. Plaintiff alleges consumers could never recover. case marks a novel line in damage litigation as courts address liability for carpet processing during disease control efforts.
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Toulsville
Richard Devine
Hngh
Beck Buys Eight Passenger White Steamer Auto
William Beck with Ray Palmer and Walter Hatheld purchased an eight passenger White Steamer touring car for 4500 dollars. En route to the city they faced road troubles near Elnora as graded gravel and sand bogged the heavy vehicle, needing a team of horses to pull free after two hours. They delayed four miles beyond the city until around 4:90 this morning.
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William Beck
Ray Palmer
Walter Hatheld
Ide Za Knip
Elnora
Surprise Thirtieth Wedding Anniversary Celebration
A large gathering of about thirty intimate friends honored Mr and Mrs List and Mr and Mrs Gurney of Walnut Street on their thirtieth wedding anniversary. Guests enjoyed a six o'clock dinner, with tables dressed in the party colors and sunflowers. Gr Cinch wowed attendees with dancing, winning a prize for grace. News mentions Mayor Hackwalter appointing Will Mooney as city commissioner, Mooney’s Ireland visit, and notes on local civic events and a Marion County delegation trip to Washington Indiana.
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Mrr
List
Gr. Cinch
Euehre
Gil. Parr
Prod Scoble
Hackwalter
Indianapolis
Wll. Mooney
Mooney
Washington
Indianapolia
Ireland
Rockwalter
Board of Public Safety
Park
Tria
Indiana
Marion“ County
Marion County
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Indignanous Catholic Record
Pick Ups Hon. Cyrus E. Davis of Hlooffeld Wan in Bloomington
A Bloomington World report notes Cyrus E. Davis traveling to Bedford for business, claiming Greene County Democrats are in fighting spirit and will be parried by Bryan and Kern. The piece references political figures, local appointments, and recent public events with a stream of mixed items from state to national affairs.
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Cyrus E. Davis
Hlooffeld
Bloomington
Bedford
Greene County
Bryan
Kern
Escaping Campaign Funds Scrutiny in State Race
The piece alleges reform leaders and predatory interests backers aim to dodge public scrutiny of campaign funds. It claims a pre election intrigue to avoid answering funding questions, asserting national campaign rot since 1898 and linking to Bryan era politics.
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Thie
Tob
Bing Witews
Bryan
Bryan Fires His First Gun At Campaign Rally
Nebraskan Democrat William J. Bryan opened his campaign tour with a tariff speech at a Des Moines baseball park. He criticized Republican protection and urged gradual revenue reform to balance taxation, arguing for income tax fairness and justice for producers. Bryan, with aides and Des Moines officials, met governors and prominent Democrats before a reception at the Savery Hotel.
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Des Moines
William J. Bryan
Baseballpark
Campaiton
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Bryan
Frank W. Brown
Lincoln
Robert F. Rose
Hrgan
Savery Hotel
A. J. Mathis
Seare
Sioux City
Jerry Sullivan
Wate
Fred E. White
Cty
Gov. Cummins
Grran
Baseball
Indianapolis
Topeka
Salem
Bse
Chicago
Goya
Croker Aims to Aid Bryan in Presidential Race
Richard Croker plans to travel from Queenstown to New York around September 18 to assist William Jennings Bryan in the forthcoming presidential contest. Croker is noted for his reputed knack at selecting the winning candidate and expects to secure an influential role in the campaign.
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Richard Croker
Bors
America
Bryan
Queenstown
New York
Croker
Hosa
Contracts Awarded for Hauling Children Routes
Bids were received for school hauling in Washington. Route details list start points at Newton Templetoy, Maysville area, city corporation line, and Smoot residence with routes through Edwardsport and Walnut streets. Successful bidders and bid amounts are noted for Routes 1 through 4 with required bonds and certified checks.
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W. L. Brown
Consolidated Country Scaolt
Newton Templetoy
Ed Wardeport
Behool
Maysville
Howling Road
Edwardsport
Wiliam Ford
City Corporation
Sul Road
New Erdvel Road
Walker Road
Eleventh Street
McCormick Avenue
City of
Washington
Ie Avenue
Oak Grove
Tenga
Ee Smoot
George Hall
Bedford Road
Walnut Atrest
Walnut Street
Meridian
Échool
Robert
Qrane
Bole
George
Dray
Tobias ‘Burris
Mont
Boméry
Faraieh
Lemuel Jackson Dead
Lemuel Jackson aged 48 formerly of Davies county died at Woodmere Hospital Evansville early today. The body will arrive tonight on the 7 00 train and lie at Bonhart Undertaking parlors until tomorrow. Then he will be taken to Ebenezer for church services at 11 o clock and burial in the churchyard.
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Lemuel Jackson
Daviess County
Woodmere
Ebvansville
E&t
Bonhart Undertaking Establishment
Ebenezer
Buriat
MISS ZINKAN RETURNS FROM NIAGARA FALLS TOUR
Miss Mayme Fintan was named the most popular girl in Washington after a trip home from Niagara Falls. She visited Buffalo Detroit and Cincinnati and enjoyed a Lake Erie steamer ride, a highlight of the Niagara itinerary funded by the Airdome.
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Mayme Fintan
raPot
Airdome
Washington
Niagara Falls
Buffalo
New York
Detroit
Michigan
Cincinnati
Ohio
Lake Erie
Local Ladies Entertain Little Folk Afternoon
Mrs William Hells and Mrs Charles Stone hosted a gathering for children on North Meridian Street from 3 to 5 PM honoring their niece Milas Margaret Dunn visiting from Spencer Mississippi Louise Barnett departed for St Louis to visit Mabel and Julia Hoit
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William “Hells
Charles Stone
North Meridian Street
Milas
Margaret Dunn
Spencer
Louise Barnett
St. Louis
aMt
Mabel
Jujia Hoit
Death of George T Lariniey noted by Pittburg dispatch
A Pittburg dispatch reports the death of George T Lariniey, inventor of the ex brake. Financed by Westinghouse, he died largely unknown, with praise for others who advanced transport and refrigeration concepts. The Indianapolis News features a photo of Charlie Kidwell, later a state convention candidate for state treasurer.
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Pittat Burg
George
Beg
Westinghouse
Tdi
Hkewise
George M. Pullman
Ingen
Foun Westener
Philip’ D. Armour
Charles “Kidwell
Indianapolis“ Néwe
Charlie” Kidwertigt Sthelty
Appointment changes in Harrison township school
W. O. Young of Citizens Loan Trust Company in the city declines an appointment as teacher in Harrison township. Emerling has been appointed to teach the school, replacing Mr Touts. Only two weeks of the school vacation remain.
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W. M. Young
Izens Loan & Trust Company
Ing House
Harrison Township
Aus
Tin Emerling
Touts
Forest Moore Signed by the Chicago Cubs
Forest Moore, a North Vernon bulk player, joined the Chicago Cubs after a release purchase by President Murphy. He previously pitched for the Washington Grays and had a strong season with seventeen wins in twenty-one games, earning praise from friends in Washington.
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Forest Moore
North Vernon
Washington Grays
Chicago Cubs
Murphy
Moore
Springfield
Mooré
Alreat
Haz
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