John E Hayes Dies After Illness At 23
John E Hayes a former Bard Football player and class of 1906 at the local high school died at 11 this morning after long illness attributed to pneumonia and pleurisy. He was a sturdy tackle on the football team for two years and was known for his athletic prowess and scholarship. He leaves parents and siblings Nelie George T Hayes James B Hayes and Walter Hayes. Funeral at Bet haya church Saturday at 10 oclock.
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John Austin Hayes
Thomas J.,hayes
State Road
Indianapolis
Mlue Ened
Hayés
Ini
Hayes
Che
Miss. Nelile
George T. Hayes
Los Angeles
California
James
Walter ‘Hayes
House Opposes Inheritance Tax in Key Debate
Wisconsin state house votes reveal broad opposition to inheritance tax bills. The Babcock bill and a Taylor proposal fail. Debate features Senators Slack Martin Huge Cox Kimbrugh and Hires over educational voter qualifications and poll tax barriers.
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Slack
Sp. Agpin
Martin Huge
Indianapolis
Hires
Cox
United States
Kimbrough
Stack
Hunyaris
Leroming & Menken
Veale township notes and local property changes
The Veale township special election agenda includes road contracts and an appointed appraiser for school fund loans. Katherine Arthur buys property on Williams Street from Dr. C F Winton, with Jona F Arthur closing the deal. Fire damage losses are estimated around 91 000 with additional 6 000 in repairs or impact on the adjoining neighborhood.
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Bes
Maerd
Veale’ Township
Mathohomax Singleto
Veale Township
John L. Dayton
Katherine Arthur
C. F. Winton
Cinjelnmati
Williams Street
Winton
Jona F.arthur
Bridge Bonds Debate Over Funds and Plans
County officials clash over bridge funding as council rejects $23,000 request, pledges no money this year. Commissioners insist on bridges with $3,000 remaining in county fund and possible borrowing restricted by treasurer. Plan to reconvene in March with ten bridge projects and specific costs, including Stasi Line and McGraw items, amid weather delays.
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Daviess Gounty
J. Carnaan
James Porter
Jobn Eads
Elmore
Jeremiah ‘Madden
van Buren
Andrew Bennington
Steele
Lowery Sooper
Madison
Wiliam C. Greenwell
Bogard
Atd
Yoticlens
Truelove
Cornell
Usversalen Br
Porter
Ad-Journ
Grant
Faith
Lent and Mardi Gras Across Regions Highlight Carnival Traditions
Lent begins February 12 with Ash Wednesday, while Eastern churches mark March 31. Mardi Gras or Greasy Tuesday, also Shrove Tuesday, is celebrated with mock pageantry in New Orleans and other southern cities. Italy observes carnival as a farewell to meat before Lent, celebrated with revelry.
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New Orleans
United States
Italy
The Paridige Lost and Other Literary Fortunes
Milton earned 59 for Paridige Lost while Hawthorne and others received mere 3 each for Tales and Serialize. David Horem sold 520000 copies in a year. Rubaiyat once cheap at 1 penny shelves, now valued at 400. Uncle Tom's Cabin, first printed 1851, made 300000 copies in a year after serial success. Mrs. Stowe did not profit from copyright and editors pressed to publish.
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Milton
Omar Khayyam
Amerleg
Engleh
National Era
Gravel Road Extensions Petitioned For County Reports
The gravel road extensions in the township are petitioned by Theodore T. Jones George Keith and Clay McDonald. They will report to the county commissioners at the March meeting where the date for the sale of the contracts will likely be fixed.
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Theodore T. Jones
George Keith
Clay McDonald
No Sprinter in Ohio Fight Described as Bulldog
The Ohio Statesman hints at a tense political race likening Mr. Foraker to a bulldog in a chewing match, while the New York Times editorializes that a sprinter title would not suit him.
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New York Times
Foraker
Ohio Statesman
Globe
Bollenbacher to Head Seeds Dept at Cabel & Kauffman
J Bollenbacher former five and ten cent store proprietor on east street will take charge of the Seeds department at Cabel & Kauffman Mercantile, succeeding Roscoe Wadsworth. Wadsworth departs for New York to manage Home Pattern Company agencies.
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J. Bollenbacher
Eaat Street
Cabel & Kauffman Mercantile
Roscoe Wadsworth
Ifr
Ballenbacher
New
Mattirs
Cabel & Kay Company
Ffer
Wadsworth
New Yorke
Tor Ie Home Pattern Company
the & Kauffman Company
Agd
Mit
Miner killed by falling slate in Antaqua coal mine
Charles Harting, a miner at the Antaqia coal mine, was instantaneously killed Wednesday afternoon when slate fell. It took hours to recover his body from the debris. He ran a bakery at Bicknell and was a known neighbor. His son survived. Co F Boonghet arrived from Petersburg today as the community noted the tragedy amid light snowfall and forecast colder weather tonight.
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antQaia
Charles Harting
Bicknell
Wardsport
Harrison township must use natural stone for road improvement
A Harrison township meeting heard that without a railroad the township cannot gain substantial road mileage. George A Faith proposed forming a company of farmers to supply natural stone for rock roads, arguing co operation is the only viable path. County officials Shanks and Faith planned to assess Heffernan farm stone quantities to gauge feasibility.
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Harrison
Servia
Hyson Township
Montgomery
Washington
CIA
Bend
George A. Faith
Seravet
John
Shanks
Faith
Harrison Township
Wiiliam Heffernan
Noirthern
Daviesa
Hefernan
Heffernad Place
iStock Company
Faith Boys
Bucknell Fire Claims Early Honor in Race
Fragment shows Bucknell fire incident affecting students and a notable event at Bidkmed. Mentions Ray Polls and activities around breakfast, a disaster or honor related to early achievements, with unclear details due to OCR damage.
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Johnea Hayes
Raio Conta
Kersey and Melton
Nottingham
O. Kind
HOUSE
Gnorant
John Edwards
Senate
Apprenhe
Gannard
Bilot
Hanly
Educational Commission
Agai
Commissioners Court
DR. Winfon
Boungil
Monty
McGraw
Harr
Palmer
Oscar ‘Alen
Scott Hardin
Harshman
Ferguson
McCracken
Sey Mou
Pusgi A
Seymour Peut
BOOKS
Wit
Rostoccana
Cabel & Kauffman “Dry Goody Store
Fay Charles Harting
Bleimell
F. Boonghet
Petersburg
MacDougal Store
Bucknell
of Ray
S .AtfAm
Te Wes . Wike
Jtns
Ventauresit and Confectiondty
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