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Cynthiana Democrat
Cynthiana Democrat    15 Sep 1910    Thursday    Vol. 62 No. 51    6 Pages  
Pg. 1  Col. 4

News notes

Ben Selby, one of the best known internal revenue men in Central Kentucky,  
died suddenly at Lawrenceburg from heart disease. 

Stephen Ledford and Carter Unthank are said to have killed each other in a  
general fight in Harlan, KY Friday. 

Ben Cassiday, a native of Ireland but for sixty years a resident of Fleming  
County, died at Flemingsburg at the age of 103.

Miss E. Augusta Robinson, for many years art teacher at Science Hill,  
Shelbyville, KY, when Mrs. Tevis was principal, was killed at Exeter, NH, 
Friday  by a frightful fall of 30 feet from a window.  She was 73 years old.  

J. A. Violette, former county attorney of Franklin, dropped dead at his  
office in Frankfort. 

Chile has lost two presidents by death in two weeks. 

Loyd W. Bowers, solicitor general of the United States, and a personal  
friend of President Taft, died in Boston, Friday. 

Mrs. Callie Hudson Degaris, a bride of three days, was killed by an  
automobile in front of her parents home, two miles from Lexington, on the  
Leestown pike, Saturday.  She was 20 years old.  Mr. Degaris is a  young 
miller in Georgetown. 

Miss Florence Pardee a daughter of former Gov. Pardee of California, died  
from injuries received in an automobile accident at Corte Madera, CA.  
 
 
Cynthiana Democrat    15 Sep 1910    Thursday    Vol. 62 No. 51    6 Pages  
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Oxford

Born on 8th inst. to the wife of J.H. Foster, a son. 

Mr. Thornton Tucker, son-in-law of the late John Fleming, of this vicinity,  
died at his home in Owen county on the 7th.

Died on 9th inst. with dropsey, Mr. R. T. Powell, age 72.  Member of  
Methodist Church 30 years.  Survived by wife (nee Morgan) and five  children: 
Orris M. and Miss Jessie Powell and D. C. and Johnson Powell of Coleman, FL.  
Mrs.  Will bush of Browntown, Wisconsin; two sisters; Miss Belle Powell and 
Mrs. Eva  Fluke of Georgetown.  Burial in Georgetown Cem. 
 
 
Cynthiana Democrat    15 Sep 1910    Thursday    Vol. 62 No. 51    6 Pages  
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Claysville

Martha Adelia, daugher of Mr. & Mrs. William Reid Garrett (nee  Elizabeth 
Agnes Kennon), was born 7 March 1857, married to Hezekiah Mardin, 8  March 
1893, died 8 Sep 1910. Survived by husband, one daugher, age 16, Irene:  
sisters; Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Howard, Pink, OH; Mrs. Lucy Moore, Milford;  
Brothers; R. C. Garrett, Cynthiana ; Will Garrett near Milford. There are 
three  step-children: Mrs. P:earl Woodward and James Mardis near Milford;  
Charles  Mardis at the home.  She was buried at Milford where her parents, a 
sister  and brother that had preceded her are buried.  One brother, a 
Confederate  soldier lies in Virginia, the youngest one, so well remembered 
and loved, rests  in Battle Grove in Cynthiana. 
 
 
Cynthiana Democrat    15 Sep 1910    Thursday    Vol. 62 No. 51    6 Pages  
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Born

In Oklahoma City, Friday, to Mr. & Mrs. Guy Smiser, a daughter,  Catherine 
Conrad.  Mrs. Smiser was formerly Miss Deithe Gossett, of this  county.

Monday, to Mr. & Mrs. John Lee, a daughter, weight 7 lbs.  Mrs.  Lee was 
formerly Miss Anna May Dills. 
 
 
Cynthiana Democrat    15 Sep 1910    Thursday    Vol. 62 No. 51    6 Pages  
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Adjoining counties: Pendleton 

Born to wife of Ed. Cleveland near Antioch Mills, on Sept 6th a fine  son.  
Second heir and son.

Monday evening while out driving, Misses Cecil Fryer, Lottie Cummins,  Beulah 
and Velma Fossett were dumped over the north embankment just east of the  
little iron bridge.  The young ladies had a miraculous escape from being  
injured, but luckily all escaped with slight bruises.  

Died Oliver Shoemaker, aged 80 years, died at his home near Moscow,  OH.  The 
remains were brought back to this county and interment took place  in the 
Flour Crfeek Cem. 

Mrs. Jane Fornash, aged 65 years, died Saturday, 3 Sept. at the home of her  
son, Newton Fornash, who resides on the John Coleman Farm.  

George Smith, aged about 12 years, son of Mr. & Mrs. J. F. Smith, died  at 
his home on the Bradford (Broadford ?) pike.


Cynthiana Democrat    15 Sep 1910    Thursday    Vol. 62 No. 51    6 Pages  
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Adjoining counties: Scott

Raleigh Cavanaugh died at his home at Stamping Ground after a long illness  
of rheumatism, aged 65.

In Georgetown, to Mr. & Mrs. Thos. Owens, a son. 
 
 
Cynthiana Democrat    15 Sep 1910    Thursday    Vol. 62 No. 51    6 Pages  
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Adjoining counties: Grant

Wash Boyce, died at Buffington.  He was about 70 years old. 
 


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