Smallpox Outbreak Ties to Linton Exposure
Howard Williams of Washington contracted smallpox while soliciting subscriptions for a book in Linton. The Williams home on Third Street was quarantined as his family and a boarder faced illness. Williams, 68, his two stepchildren with measles, and Paralysis-stricken William Okerman are described in a strained family health crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Williams
Washington
Linton
Hat
Williams
North Est
Farfly
William Okerman
Willtams
Stolen Silk Gaps Fright Car On B Street
Morning dispatches report a fright car on B Street breached and found damaged after arriving at 10 55 p m Monday night with its caps torn and valuables missing. Captain Warger and Igmeh lead the investigation while work continues. Interstate Commerce Commission holds unanimous vote on petition to extend time beyond nine hours. Supreme Court nomination updates include Judge Cox receiving votes.
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Hestain
Lewis
Captain Warger
Igmeh
Commerte Commisbas
Jenyuli
Evansville Man Weds Washington Woman at St. Mary’s
A ceremony at St Marys church united a Evansville man and a Washington young lady in a morning wedding at six o'clock officiated by Rev Gipels Torbeck. The bride was Miss Barbara Snyder, daughter of Mrs Snyder of West and Popkin streets.
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Evansville
Washington
St. Mary's Church
Apgipels
Torbeck
Misa Lenafaer
Barbara’ Snyder
West
Popkin Streets
Thin City
Jacob
Bessenger
Evatsvilla
Misa Barbara Suy
Yeister
Wedding of Bayi Zuber and Groom At Evansville
The ceremony united Bayi Zuber formerly of vbix efty and her groom at Evansville. Neighbors note the event was marked by celebrations with generous gifts and a reception hosted by relatives. Guests included friends from Washington and local communities who offered best wishes for the couple’s future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saud
Sean
Magazinouris
Otis Mare
Sr. Relalnzer
Evansville
Reberger
No-License Denied for Louis H. Smith in State Notice
Legal notice warns that Louis H. Smith's liquor license was denied by county commissioners for failure to give proper notice. The article details required twenty one day notice, the impending April term, and potential appeal. It also mentions bids for local road and bridge work in Daviess and Steele townships and reappointment of Fratii Wy doles as keeper of Evansville books.
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Louis Ti
Shnith
Bua B.entoen
Wist
Dain Bereet
Pielaeta
Dreves
DeMoss
de Moss
Rich
Draves
DeNass
Igi
DeMoas
Vin Aid
Town-One Arrests Over Beers Sparks Lively Disturbance
In Petersburg a brawl erupted when a man with a rock assaulted another and a shift at a local firm ended with multiple arrests. Police Hernday and Roscoe detained four men from Petersburg, with two others later taken into custody as officers faced resistance. A series of drunk charges followed, culminating in penalties and temporary closure of a nearby business area as authorities managed the disturbance.
Local City Changes Considered on Ownership of Street Lights
Merchants push for private ownership of city street lighting amid rising costs and debate over municipal versus private control. Officials note expected annual expense near 3,400 dollars, with a plan to move toward private management to curb rates while maintain services.
PRIVATE SECRETARIES NAMED IN VICE PRESIDENTIAL SERVICE
A murky notice lists private secretaries associated with Vice President Falevinigs and Indlend sONBTessmnen. It names Col. George B. Lockwoull of Peru, Senator Heverkige John, and several others, with a brief account of a forthcoming public wedding reveal and local district connections. The fragmentary text references Congress members Ralph Dartons and Ralph Gas aha Wo, along with district details and names like Rob PB. White.
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Ape
Presiderit Falevinigs
Indlend Sonbtessmnen
Fied
Ralbanke
George B. Lockwoull
Peru
Heverkige
John
Wilamgiort
Tush le
Hismar Chupey
Mos.l
Withee
Wilki McCammon
Enainant Cox Lewis Igercihe
Ten City
Reseman
Sohn
G. Pata Lys
Rsa
I ‘ Emg
Thomas Oo
F. W. Woot
Portland
Lante
V- L Riek
If Delphi
Q ‘dl
Conpresama
Ton
Marion
Congressmta
Ft Congres
Ralph Dart
Indiana Political Fight and Indiana School Fund Debate
In Indianapolis March political contests heat up as Republicans in Grant county vie for delegates to the Eleventh district convention with multiple candidates and attempted influence. Dr J N Hurty accuses state school funds waste, citing New Augusta and a $20000 central school plan, claiming dangers in buildings and ventilation. A Washington dispatch says Overstreet will be temporary Republican state convention chairman with a resounding address to shape the platform. Mrs Marie Stubbs and Miss Mary Stubbs prepare a notable Indiana Bureau of Statistics function, highlighting the first woman to hold elective state office. Republican governors’ nomination struggle shows rival delegates and claims designed to sway support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
rThka
Grant
County
George B. Lockwood
Charles Good
Joseph Murphy
Wabash
Marida
Grant County
Gus Condo
Marion
Rev. Tharp
Gaa City
J. N. Hurty
State Board of Health
Indiana
Jess
Han Beit
Ion Dollare
Alt Fuller
Augustta
Garry
New Augusta
New Central
Hurty
Angusta
Washington
Overstreet
Whit
Overafreet
Marie
Mise
Mary A. Stobba
Harry Colgman Moore
Indiana Bureau of Atatstion
Joseph H. Stubbs
Healy
Miss Brubbbs
Miss Stubbs
Dee
Murder Tale At Vincennes Aids DeMoss Murder Charge
Police hear a tale linking DeMoss and Rich to a murder on a Vincennes riverboat. Draves, held on suspicion, claims DeMoss shot and fled with Rich, while Mrs Draves and the baby vanished. Officers scour the river as searches expand across Knox, Lawrence, and Wabash counties.
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DeMoza
June
Knox County
Lawrence
Knights of Columbus Initiation Notable in Owensboro Region
The Owensboro Inquirer notes the Knights of Casuating Dnila tion had a highly successful Sunday initiation, aided by District Deputy Padgett and staff. Strong speeches by John W. McCarty and others impressed listeners, with about 300 attendees at the new armory banquet.
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Knights of
Owensboro Inquirer
West Louisville
Dtrict
A. ‘Adgett
Wiston
Nalnna
Padgett
Davylesa
County
Hardig County
Kentucky
John W. McCarty
JF Michael i
Henry Gers
Albert Rocker
J. Snyder
A. J. Langton
John Stunott
Bernard Spstolla
Baward i Walker
Mearty
Keetler
Nbw Armory
F. Padgett
Iron Daviess Counts
Diana
Spergle
Hell
Oregon-bound group from Pike County tour ends in Pendleton
A tour group led by Gootwin of OFE TO THE NORTHWEST returned to Pendleton Oregon last night. The party included Preston Hancock AL Fred Sherlick Harley Gray and their families who plan to move to Oregon. The group noted their reasons and future plans while in Pendleton.
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Manche
Pendleton
Oregon
Pike County
Sonsishie
Preston Hancock
Alfred Sherlick
Harley Gray
Lion and Mouse club secures entertainment for event
A local club announces the securing of a performance titled Lion and the Mouse for an upcoming community gathering. Details on date and venue are limited due to the fragmented OCR text.
Fragmentary OCR notes on an armed incident in a public space
Fragmented text describes an armed confrontation with officers and bystanders. It mentions shooting to frighten a man, a palleeman figure, and a scene near a building with bullet damage. The passage references Lake Keller and unnamed observers, with brief allusions to gunfire and casualties.
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Palleeman
Lake Keller
Court House Wedding of Young Linton and Lola Pleck
A chaotic court house wedding story recounts the ceremony between Young Linton and Lola Pleck of Aiton. The report notes a wedding party and celebrants, a railway employee present, and a mayor officiating amid garbled dialogue and confusion.
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Liinton
Midy
Lola Pleck
Aiton
Atkompant Young
Tacsi
Cherkts
Gradi
Russell
Baptist Church Open Evening Invite At Worth While Event
Local Baptist church announces an open evening on March with all others invited. Refreshments served from 7. The gathering aims to share community updates and fellowship, encouraging attendance by church members and neighbors alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wil Fay
Othe
County Affairs Inquiry Aims to Audit Official Books
An investigation into the county’s official records is planned to be led by an expert appointed by the county commissioners. The probe seeks to assess the books and determine any deserted accounts, with findings expected to be reported after review.
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Siaomiak
Mateh
Aourde
Folth
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