ImRODORE JACK Eugenie married in Vincennes
Theodore Jackson and Eugenie Weisert were married at Vincennes on Wednesday in the old Weisert homestead with only relatives present. Miss Weisert is Charles W Weisert’s daughter and active in Vincennes society. Mr Jackson a former clerk at the Meredith house and now at the Grand in Vincennes. They left for a honeymoon to Jamestown and eastern cities. Emison Adams notes Samuel M Emison, formerly prosecuting attorney, is mentioned in the article.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Jackson
Eugenie Weisert
Vincennes
Eisert
Busseron
Jackson
Charles W ¢Isert
Frank X, Reinsel
Mr.Jackson
Fragmentary Notice of Local Wedding and Court Actions
Incomplete OCR text notes a Wednesday wedding at a specific hour and a moon trip. It references Emison as a figure known in the city and mentions court proceedings involving a fan, Joe Noelting, and Sohn De Bord in the Davies circuit court. Emigon is described as the daughter of Mrs. Joha tdums.
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Emison
Joe Noelting
Sohn DeBord
Davies Circuit
Emigon
Airs
Joha Txdums
Last Rehearsal Sets Stage For Messiah Concert
Three soloists aided by the choral symphony prepared for the Messiah presentation. The chorus praised the soloists with spontaneous applause at the close of the rehearsal. The concert is scheduled to begin at eight o'clock this evening.
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Morphers
S the Symphony
Aps O'Elbek
Mrs Faith Hosts Ladies In Missionary Society Event
Mrs Faith entertained the Forever Missionary Society of Fir tat Jf £ church Life Light Bearers and mothers Wednesday evening. The children and Little Light Bearers provided songs. Refreshments included ice cream and cake.
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Ladies of the Forever Missionary. Society
Grit
High pressure hose advertised with brass fittings
An ad promises a 50 foot high pressure hose with brass fittings at a price of 7.50 dollars.
Saloon license hearing before county board of supervisors
The county board of commissioners held a hearing on a saloon license request. Alfred Alef and others appeared arguing the applicant’s fitness and residence district suitability under police surveillance. The board noted prior concerns and weighed experience before deciding on the license grant.
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LastiChan
West
Alfred Alef
Warkaly
Board ‘of Commis
McCracken
Amningham
Ofs
Albin
Death of A C Daily former state auditor and notable figure
Americus C Daily a former state auditor and prominent Lebanon citizen died at his home from diabetes. Born March 10 1835 in New Carlisle Ohio he moved to Was County in 1855 and remained a public servant, serving as deputy county officer and county clerk and winning election as auditor. His death follows dispute over back fees alleged by the state totaling over twenty thousand dollars.
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Lebanon
Americus .C. Daily
Bootie County
Daily
New Carlisle
Ohio
Tiong County
Michael Urbhin Spink Died At His Home In Indianapolis
Michael Urbhin Spink died at his Indianapolis home on a Wednesday. He was born near the city and spent most of his life here and in Bloomington while his children attended Indiana University. He is survived by his wife, four daughters, a son, two medical doctors, and relatives in Indianapolis and Prescott, Arizona.
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Michael Urbhin Spink
Indianapolis
Lloogootve
Indiana University
Bloomington
Morgan
Meredith
India
Drs. M. A
We Spink
Wiss Bonnie
E. G. Spink
Gunniff
Prescott
Arizona
Ri T. F. Spink
C. G Spink
Jd Bo Meredith
Ju . Ogdon
James McTegart
Decision in Saloon Gasse How Reed Wins Prosecution Appeal
In a Caledonian court the Reed case reversed a prior acquittal and ordered retrial for selling a pint of whisky to an intoxicated Robin Barrett in Greenfield. The ruling clarifies that a previous acquittal on giving away a bottle does not bar a separate prosecution for a related offense if the defendant is guilty of it.
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Ss. Adolphus
Reed
Robin Barrett
Greeheld
Barrett
GarDwell’s Store Close Notice At Main Street Shop
Fragmentary text suggests a notice about Gardwell leaving or closing a store on Main Street. A Mrs Cardwell is referenced, with statements about intention and location unclear.
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Main Street
Eldgé
Cardwell
Theo Rwry
Assassination Plots Rock Caldwell and Independence
A crude report describes the assassination of Governor Breuninberg Caldwell Idaho on May 30 1905 by a bomb under a gate at the executive mansion. It also notes bombs under a depot at Independence harming twelve to fourteen union men as they fled a train.
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Frank Breunenberg
Amt
Caldwell
Idaho
Aber
Executiv
Union
Independence
Sullivan
Cripple Creek
Colorado
Fred Bradley
San’ Francisco
Rugker Hill
Lyte
Gregory
Orchard
Choirs of Washington Offer Evening Opera House Performance
Tickets remain for tonight's Messiah performance at the opera house. Local citizens who volunteer with the chorus invite support to advance music in Washington and promise one of the finest productions in a city of this size.
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Symphony
Ington
Tax Rate Dispute Over Mitchell Mlegal Tax Limit
The Bedingrad Democrat reports a legal dispute over taxes in Mitchell where a judge enjoined the Lawrence county treasurer from collecting more than fifty cents per $100 valuation and twenty five cents per poll. The town voted higher rates to meet obligations, triggering suit by Williamatunbon Jr. to test the action. Calvin Faris and R N Palmer led the plaintiff's counsel. John Edwards represented the treasurer.
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Wilson
Willamamies Jr
Curtis
Mitchell
William;atunbon, Jr
Calvin Faris
R. N. Palmer
John Dwards
Alfred Horsley Testifies in Haywood Trial as Assassin Revealed
Alfred Horsley alias Harry Orchid, linked to the murder chain against William D. Haywood, testifies about confessions of brutal crimes in support of the Western Federation of Miners. He details bombings, shootings, and the assassination of Governor Steunenberg, while the court prepares for more revelations.
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Boise
Idaho
Alfred Horsley
Harry Orchid
Frank Steunenbers
William Dol
Haywood
Federation of
Ier
Orchard
Bunker Hill and Sullivan
Coeur A' Alenes
Vindicator
Crippie Ceek
McCarmhick
Beck
Florence and Cripple Creek
Lyte Gregory
Denver
Peabody
Steve Adams
Independence
Fred Bradley
San Francisco
Caldwell
Steunenberg
James H. ‘Hawley
Harriman challenges steel trust over rail quality
In June 6 reportage from New York, E H Harriman emerges as a defender of the people, leading a railroads group representing 23 000 miles of track. The association forms a special committee to press the steel firm for better rails and Harriman orders 150 000 tons of rails from the Tennessee Coal and Iron Company, signaling independence from the steel trust.
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New York
E. H. Harriman
Steel Trust
Steel
Railroad Eyes Y M C A Building Here after Donation Talks
A representative from the national Y M C A met city officers to discuss a proposed Y M C A building financed by a railroad plan. The proposal would add local citizens’ 5000 dollars to a 40000 dollar corporate donation with the B and O Southwestern involved. Superintendent Bent from Cincinnati may visit to advance talks, with Dr. R M Smiley backing the project.
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the Youngen's Christian Association
Wes
B. & O. Southwestern
Tted
Railroad Company
Association
Cincinnati
Washington
R. M.smiley
Kansas Epidemic Revealed as Dual Health Oddity
In Kansas a curious epidemic is described as dual in nature affecting digestion and insomnia. It notes prohibition creates a path to medicinal alcohol via signed certificates, with 14 000 such certificates filed in Shawnee County last month. Evansville Courier.
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Kansas
Ark
Kaonses
Progate
Kangas Health
Shawnee County
Evansville
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Pape D 'M
Tennison
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Samuel M. Emison
Mrs. Faith
Eus
Holse
Rmia Allin
A. C. Daily
Tébaitan
Michael Urban Spink
Thig City
Gardwell
Belsg
Pigtte
Nejally
Artner
Elulter
Mitchell Mlegal
Ray
Walter Owens
Tont
Haywood Geveral
Harriman
Trust
Ayer
J. Wiens
Railroad T
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