Knights of Columbus award contract for three story main street building
The Knights of Columbus lodge awarded Zins kans & Patterson the contract to erect a three story brick and stone building at Main and east Fourth streets. The building measures 60 by 115 feet with a total cost around 28,540 dollars. Only three bidders appeared, listing bids near 24,465 and 23,750.
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Knights of Columbus Ilodge
Zinskans & Patterson
Elemnt News
Main
East Fourth Streets
Oratz
Barber Hoe
van Hoy & Son Eons
Dvikians
Pastor
Immortal J. Ni Dead in Toledo Incident
Fragmentary report from Toledo notes the death of IMMORTAL J. Ni and mentions a controversial ordinance by Brother Jekudah. The garbled text references a “tremendous odor” at the end of city limits and a public discussion of the matter, with no clear details on date or source.
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Jekudah
Montgomery Man Wagner Describes Montgomery People Ties
Michael Wagner of Montgomery, a 63 year old poll worker, is hailed as one of the finest in town. He recalls long-lived relatives, from a grandmother who died at 99 to a father who reached 75, expressing optimism about longevity and pride in local roots. He notes schooling in Herdinand Dabaly county and mentions a Democrat representative comment on local officials.
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Michael
Nicholas Wagner
Montgomery
Wagner
Jessa
Mat Sum
Herdinand
Dabaly
Owensboro
Kenougky
Myrandmother
Bhy
Ughtalug
Mr. Wasner
Judge Houghton to Speak at Fourth of July Rally
Judge Houghton will address the Fourth of July celebration in Washington City as part of the Men s League of the Presbyterian church events. A band concert athletic games and an engaging program are planned with refreshments and public participation encouraged. Committees for programs refreshments soliciting advertising grounds decorations amusements and marshalship are listed with members.
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Particay
Men's League of the Presbyterian Church
J. M. Black
Leonard ‘Pornwald
J. ‘T. Neal
John T. Neal
J. M. Douglass
J. D. Hovey
W. F. Aixtell
J- M. Lewison
High Rogera
L. B. Heyer
N. W. Marin
Fornwald
A. BR. Knapp
Ade Hamerely
George C. Mason
J. W.corning
L. H. Creager
Frank Amusements
L. D. Hovey
Rene Burton
F. O. Gurney
C. H. Walters
Five shot on a boat in Evansville shootout on excursion
On an Evansville excursion steamer the D A Nesbit last night a shootout left one woman dead and four men severely injured. Bishop Gill, a bartender aboard the boat, quarrelled with Ruth Brown and shot her in the back. Lloyd Snorton Mel Moody Zack Reed and Russell White tried to tackle Gill and seize his revolver but were struck by bullets. Snorton was wounded in the leg.
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Evansville
Bishop Gill
Ruth Brown
Lloyd Snorton
Mel Moody
Zack Reed
Russell White
Gill
Snorton
Gunfire Aboard Ship Leaves Several Injured
The vessel’s crew subdued a man during a loading incident as gunfire erupted. Gil was restrained after attempting to reload his pistol. A passenger, Brown, was taken to hospital with a bullet wound through the back of the neck. The injured were examined. one woman paralyzed by a spinal injury and all others expected to recover.
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Gil
Shen
Bogan
Janlderal
Ar Mae
Ogucthi Brown
Heaconess Hospital
Mae
Reed
Bnorton
Qud
Wisconsin and Pennsylvania Republicans face hypocrisy claim
The Wisconsin and Pennsylvania party lines clash as Pennsylvania delegates praise a perceived conversion of a republican body while Wisconsin Democrats meet in convention to endorse Bryan and Heclare for tariff reform, arguing the need to resist federal and corporate manipulation. The statements lash at alleged tyranny and praise historic figures in a midweek meeting.
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Pennsylvania
Aig
William Ju. Bryan
Theodore Roose
Wisconsin
Bryan
Heclare
Tari
CHUREH WEDDING OF W G McCORMICK AND GRACE M MURPHY
William G McCormick and Grace M Murphy wed at the Firs with Mr Church presiding at 8:30. The couple are joined by relatives and friends. Mrs Murphy, mother of the bride, hails from Barr township and is known in the city. Grace has worked as a stenographer at the Seating factory since it opened locally. McCormick, son of the late Shea McCormick, is a carpenter at the shops. They will reside in the city.
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William G, McCormick
Grace M. Murphy
Firs
Church
D'Elock
McCormick
David Murphy
Barr Township
Shea McCormick
Rmr
Callahan Fined and Detained in Juvenile Delinquency Case
Vincennes June 28 Police Judge Robertson fined Bertha Callahan two hundred dollars and sentenced her to one hundred days in jail on a charge of encouraging acts of delinquency among children. The case involved an accusation that Callahan enticed fifteen year old Nora Kennedy to a house of ill repute.
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Vincennes
Pollee
Robertson
Bertha Callahan
the Callahan
Nora Kenedy
Accomplished Violinist Zoe Reynolds Cooksley Dies
Acclaimed violinist Zoe Emily Reynolds Cooksley died after a long illness. Born in Keene, she studied at the Boston Conservatory under Adolf Hichberg, performed with the Shepherd family and Ga Looksley, and was active in Washington society, church work, and musical groups. She was married to Rev. Daniel Cooksley and resided in Hornellsville before moving to Washington. Her funeral and a matinee musical were planned at the First Baptist Church.
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Ternoon
Washington
First Baptist Church
Austen
Cookstey Ying
Ain Old New England
AL Reynollits
Hay
Donksley
Barheston Corners
Zoe
Emily “Reynolits
T Farnes
Phice
Keene
Marrio
Daniel Cooksley
Cooksley
Cookster
Thehoois
Timebridge and
Keens
Boston Conservatory
Jalids Hiehberg
Liter
Shepherd Family
Ga Looksley
Eo Wns
Metines Museal
Riley.ciny
Baptist Church
Keeney
Th ‘Baptist Churc Ceiry
McConsmell
Funeral of Stella Gordon Draws Large City Attendance
Large crowds attended Stella Gordon’s funeral at St. Simon's Church with Rev J W Doyle delivering a lengthy sermon. Mourners included her schoolmates and local residents as the community honors a beloved child buried at St John’s. George B Craig visited from Seymour and local businessmen Swope and Davis shifted from tailoring to a Rockford canning plant venture.
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St. Simon's Church
J.W. Doyle
St. John’s Ce
Stella Gordon
Joseph Cavanaugh
John Hayes
Joseph McCrisaken
John Lykaze
J."w. Garland
Swope & Davis of
Seymour
Stella Gordons Funeral Notice Clipped Text
The readable fragments report the funeral of Joseph L. Gordon, with mentions of Stella Gordon and family. Details are incomplete but indicate a private ceremony and the procession of relatives. Further context is unavailable in the surviving lines.
May or Bidaman Refuses To Give Up Office
Terre Haute on June 28 the city council, in impeachment proceedings, ousted Mayor Edwin J Bidaman by a six to three vote. Buckingham takes over as comptroller to enforce the legislature’s impeachment terms while Bidaman refuses to surrender, citing staying power at city hall with police aid.
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Terre Haute
Gota
Ove Douscitmen
Edwin J. Bidarian
Bey Frank M. Buckingham
Sly
Retail
Allen
Iter
Amayor
Lentz
War Greave
Cline
Doyle
Buckingham
Bidamen
Bidamax
Terre ‘Haute
Manufacturers’ Club
Bidaman
Lyons
Igix
Lyona
Preparatory Service Held by First G P Church
A large congregation attended the weekly prayer meeting last evening as preparation for the quarterly service next Sunday. The Men's League of the Presbyterian church plans a free picnic at Westford Park for all attendees.
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G.P
Munton
Daviess County School Revenue Apportionment Details
A dose summary shows Daviess County receiving 236.83 dollars from the state education board for school support, with Brown and Pulton counties posting larger totals. The report notes 569,834 children statewide and outlines the apportionment method and funds from counties to the state treasury and other sources.
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Daviess’ County
Cotton
State Board ‘of “Education
Daviess
County
Pala
Monays
Daviess County
Brown‘county
Falion County
Transfer to Clinton Pending New St Michael’s Pastor
Rev William A Maher of St Michael's church is transferred to Clinton Indiana. Rev Fred Gordon of Madison Ind will take charge at St Michael's. Maher reportedly gained a leave of absence and plans to visit Feeland.
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William A. Maher
Rome
St. Michael's , Church
Clinton
Fred. €.Gordon
Madison
Ind
St. Michael's Church
Father’ Maher
Matee Bowling Wedding Arranged at St Mich Church
Arnold McAtes and Miss Ella E were wed Tuesday morning at St Mich I s church with Rev William A Maher officiating. Attendants included George Bowling and Miss Ora eaten. The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs John Bowling.
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Arnold “McAtes
Ella E
St. Mich. I's Church
William A
Petersburg Glass Works Faces Large Claim and Mortgage
Petersburg June 28 A claim for $20,000 is filed against Re Carter Glass Company. The case values the firm at $80,000 with a mortgage of $24,000 against a new receiver to be appointed. The firm’s drive to bottle production is cited as a main factor in the dispute.
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Petersburg
Re. Carter.Glass
Circuit Court Judgment for 314.86 in Cannon v B and QC
In circuit court Joseph Cannon sues B and QC Southwest for unpaid account. Judgment awarded for 314.86. Case details indicate monetary recovery and court action completed.
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Joseph
Cannon
Washington Star Arrives as Incentive for Capitol Rail Charges
Officials threaten to regulate sleeping car rates if Congress withholds consent. A Washington Star delivery could accompany plans. Meanwhile celebrations light up West End Park with refreshments at a large Fourth of July gathering.
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Congress
Washington
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