FarrelI death in St Louis Hospital detailed in obituary
An obituary reports Thomas Farrell of this city dies in St Louis Hospital likely from pneumonia after a long illness. Survived by wife and children Ay, Joseph Bernard, and others. The service and burial details follow with arrangements at St Singin church and local references to relatives and pallbearers.
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Lie Renlddd
Moval
Joseph Bernard
Sy. Suinn
Willian Downey
Farrel
Mies
Conlin
Bast Lane
Smith
St Singin
Sar
Local suit Awards Damages in Southwestern Mailway Case
The court under Judge Og dun ruled against Ivan Ce Be Loogoujee in a $10,000 damages suit against I & C Southwestern Mailway. Facts describe injuries from a road incident and a separate $2,000 damages claim by Florence Abell arising from a passenger train mishap. The jury reportedly disagreed on parts of the Abell claim.
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Loogoujee
I & C. Southwestern Mailway
Prrs
Ogdun
Cox
Heron
the & MM
On & M
Florence
Abel
Southwestern
Abell
Fragmentary note on religious meetings and mission work
A garbled OCR entry describes a religious group from Ireland visiting, with references to women in ministry, wealth, and family aid. It mentions meetings near a church three miles away, evangelist Vel services, and invitations to spend the night at a meeting house, but many details are unclear.
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Hagersty, Zion
North of
Migs
Kellog
Much Br
Mics
Bloomington Quarry Plans for Stone Post Office Project
Disjointed notes describe Bloomington aiming to build a stone post office with stone trim by local operators in Monroe County. Mentions costs around the hundreds of thousands and potential contractors, but details are garbled and unclear.
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Bloomington
Wutcof
Belek
Monroe County
Ota
Scaffold Accident Injures AME Workers in Lawrenceville
A scaffold incident near AME in Lawrenceville injures four workers with severe injuries. Names mentioned include Eagleson Lide Towrey and Pronk of Olney. one worker, Kiglyson, suffers internal injuries with potential fatal outcome. Investigators note the scaffold surrounding water tank one mile east. The event occurred Thursday at 2:30 PM.
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Lawrenceville
Ing. Dan
Elmer SeseFps
Courger Eagleson
Lide Towrey
Pronk
Olney
Kiglyson
Severns
Billheimer Moves to Brown Farm in Brown County
An old notice reports Billheimer moving from a distant town to a Brown County farm. The property includes an orchard with about 1000 fruit trees and a lane for the year’s work. The move is tied to family residence and farm duties.
Interurban Lines Tie With Friege Plan Across Midwest
A Midwest conference seeks to integrate interurban electric railways in Illinois Michigan Indiana Ohio and Chicago area. Leaders including D. Weuckenbos of Illinois Tracting Co and others from Central Division Public Service and various railways discuss unified routes traffic freight handling and potential government contracts.
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Chicagel
Michigan
Keyljicky
Ohio
Dking Ware
Ucl
Middle West
Stamp
D.we Uackenbos
Tte Iinois
Ipfairman
Union Spb
Raf
Juantea HE Tox
Central Difgols Public Serie Corporation
Mattoon
Henry Dd Dixon
Sterling
Easterni
Poisons and Shorts Maninvolved in Laredo Candy Poisoning
A chaotic casualties tale from Laredo recounts a man named Monroe who allegedly drugged candy with strychnine to poison a victim. Police traced the box to a neighbor after the plot failed, while officials discuss a larger criminal case connected to a national political turmoil and a parade for a holiday celebration.
Direct Vote as a Bribery Care for Legislation
Senator Borah urged adopting a constitutional amendment to allow direct elections for U.S. senators. He argued the current system causes corruption and delays, with state legislatures often preoccupied by Senate elections and sometimes facing bribery and scandals. He cited the Lorimer case and warned of demoralized legislatures under the present method.
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Borah
Lorimer
Washington
New States
United States
Senate
Imes
Babylon
Poharces
Catalie
Flor a man in serious condition after train collision
Word reached this morning that W. S. Robinson of Flora was in a serious condition and near death. He was struck by a train Thursday morning. he is the father of Mrs. Firman Rodarmel and Hay Robinson of this city.
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W.S. Robinson
Flora
Ulingis
Firman Rodarmel
Hay Robinson
Rovingoh
Headache Relief Advice From an Optician
The notice argues headaches stem from nervous system issues and stomach trouble not eye problems alone. It advises removing the underlying cause rather than relying on headache tablets and urges consulting an optician for eye trouble to save time and money.
Indiana law makers study state needs ahead of time
A joint committee of the Indiana General Assembly reviewed state department and institution funding for 1911 1913 noting total appropriations at 6 590 345 22 a reduction of 2 917 330 98 from 1909 and 2 066 70 80 below requests The panel urged funding for maintenance and specific projects while opposing tax levy increases and filed its report seven weeks early.
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Ted
General Assembly
Senate
Thouge P
Indianalindiversity
Purdue University
Etire Normal School
Iby
Democraty
Alfred Furnas
J. Neterville
School For the Blind
School For the Deaf
Indiana University
State Normal School
Line Benevolent
Correctional
eThere
Public Morals Committees
Anti-Saloon League
Fleming
Proctor
George Sillits
Noblesville
House
Nicholson
Moore
Court Rules Out Jars Evidence in Schenk Case
In Wheeling, Judge Jordan excludes the state’s plan to force testimony from the wife of John Folan and limits defense and prosecution witnesses. The ruling bars the wife’s testimony and discusses admissibility of spousal testimony in the Schenk case as the trial proceeds with detectives and prosecutors arguing over who may testify.
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Jin Thei Fansworth
John Ha
Wita
Alice Thomer
Plifsburg
Jordan
Rreful
Schenk
Scheick
Jhdee
John
Boyce
Boy 9 Hanged in Shack Won't Believe Suicide Claim
In Ann Arbor a 9 year old boy Foster Campbell was found dead in a shack his friends built after a quarrel over social status in the group. Neighbors doubt suicide noting the low roof and the manner of the hanging. Two younger boys admitted removing parts of the shack before a hill coasted sled ride.
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Foster Ld
Ann Arbor
Mle Campbell
Iboys
Campbell Hoyangéa
Foster Campbell
Court statistics report from the Circuit Court
The report by clerk W. P. Walter to Thomas W. Brolley chief of the Bureau of Statistics covers the year. It notes 1510 cases filed with four disposed of and nineteen moved to this county on venue. Seventy six letters of administration issued, thirty nine guardianships, seven decrees of forcible entry, eleven judged of unsound mind, 236 marriages issued, two foreigners declared intentions of naturalization, and divorce totals of sixteen for wives and six for husbands.
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P. Walter
Will Hes Thopias W. Brolley
Cig
City council to probe rumor accusing marshal
Loogootee council votes 10 to 4 to investigate a circulating rumor that alleges Marshal Arvin engaged with a mysterious woman. Mayor McGovern to lead inquiry after residents demand proof, with both men and women in town ready to testify under oath.
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Loogootee Sentinel
Olf
McGovern
I City
Rai
Arvin
Dau
Terior
Marshal Arvin
Lut
Mattingly-Gourk Wedding Announcement Sparkles
John W. Mattingly son of Will Mattingly near St Marys church marries Miss Mary S G in a Baltimore area ceremony. The notice blends wedding details with fragmented financial figures from 1910 and 1909 earnings reports, but the core event is the marriage announcement.
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John W. Mattingly
Wiil Mattingly
St. Mary'si Church
Mary S. G
Baltimore and Obler Relatens
Amishman Stricken With Paralysis in Barr Township
Simeon S. Kemp, a well known Barr township resident, was stricken with paralysis Tuesday. He has paralysis on his entire left side and recovery is doubtful. He is about three years old.
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Simeon S. Kemp
Barr Townships
Covery
Mr. Kemyadty
Unclear OCR fragment hints at obituaries and funerals
Fragmentary text mentions names and events such as funerals and a death notice. Details are incomplete with garbled personal names and dates, preventing precise identification of individuals or locations.
Fragmentary OCR note hints at names and locations
Readable text mentions Cincinnati, Galloway, Hagerty, and Matntala in an unclear context. Several fragments reference relatives, a horse or animal, and a meeting or event but no clear action or outcome. Strong entities are uncertain due to garbled phrasing.
Fragmentary legal notice hints at domestic dispute case
Partial OCR text shows a judge or attorney referenced in a domestic context. Names are unclear, with stray phrases like wife and charge mentioned. The readable portion suggests a legal action or inquiry involving a husband and wife and an attorney, but specifics are heavily garbled.
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