County Treasurer sued for 1800 drifted funds in Hamilton County
Indiana officials sue former Hamilton County Treasurer Geo Stevenson in circuit court for 1800 alleging he misappropriated fees and taxes during 1906 to 1908. The state seeks 1800 plus 6 percent interest with American Bonding Company named as a party defendant. Judge based on accountant board report.
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Noblesville
Indiana
Board of Commissioners
Hamilton County
Geo. Stevenson
American Bonding Company
Baltimore
Stevenson
State Board of Accountants
Campaign Promises Told in Indiana Race Case
In Muncie a man was found liable for promising to fund a candidate's campaign in exchange for the nomination. The case involved Francia Shaw, a 1910 Republican candidate for Delaware county prosecuting attorney. Across the state, June reports detail odd incidents from bees attacking a man to a man fined for carrying concealed public safety items.
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Muncie
Indiana
Lance M. Coons
Francia Shaw
Delaware County
Schoolers object to dinner duties as board praises work
In South Bend a school event led to discontent as students claimed dishwashing duties were ignored after a class dinner. Evan G. Shortridge commended the girls while some felt overlooked, citing housework expectations at home.
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Evan G. Shortridge
Misa
Damps Cause Death In Well Near Warsaw
Charles Thomas aged 22 of the southern county died last Thursday in Canada while working in a well. He descended to connect a pipe and was overcome by poisonous gases and died before being brought out.
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Warsaw
Charles Thomas
Canada
Indiana News In Brief From Across The State
Columbus Hope Mrs Cornelius Regennas celebrated ninety seven years at home in Hope Bartholomew county. Terre Haute miner Bert Donam was killed by slate fall at Sandford mine west of the city. Evansville citizen August Schoenbaum died of heart disease at 67. A hotel lobby argument led to Edward Ross stabbing Charles Baker. Shelbyville government hatcheries dumped four thousand small black bass across streams. Fort Wayne clerk C H Worden Jr was shot in the arm by a possible customer’s accidental discharge. Sullivan verdict: Frank Thomas awarded $450 against Elza Jennicks for biting his ear in a Summit mine fight. Marion John W Nelson 42 drove family from home then committed suicide near Gas City. Newcastle rumor B R Inman may seek reporter of the Supreme Court seat. New Albany editor Lewis M O'Bannon suffers poisoned eyes from a sting. doctor consults specialist. Marton Frederick Forders 19 charged with embezzling 407.21 from Indiana Union Traction. released earlier. Bowling Green coal strike at Patricksburg unresolved. Lawrenceburg eight year old accident victim.
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Columbus
Cornelius Regennas
Hope
Bartholomew
Terre Haute
Bert Donam
Sandford
Evansville
August Schoenbaum
Edward Ross
Richmond
Charles Baker
Shelbyville
Shelby County
Fort. Wayne
C. H. Worden, Jr
Sullivan
Frank Thomas
Linton
Elza Jennicks
Summit Mine
Marlon
John W. Nelson
Gas City
Nelson
Newcastle
Henry County
B. R. Inman
Middletown News
Supreme Court
New Albany
Lewis M. O'Bannon
Corydon Democrat
Marton
Frederick Forders
Indianapolis
Indiana Union Traction Company
Borders
Bowling Green
Patricksburg
Lawrenceburg
Charles
Indiana Pharmaceutical Association meets in Terre Haute
The thirty first annual convention of the Indiana Pharmaceutical Association was held in Terre Haute. Mayor Louis Gebhardt gave a welcome address in Indianapolis, four hundred delegates attended, and J M Bail spoke for the local association. Dr C M Coombs of Terre Haute read a paper on physicians relation to pharmacists as Purdue professors prepared to join discussions. Tuberculosis concerns prompted Dr W F King to study Crawford county, which reported the state’s highest ten year death rate from the disease at 272.4 per 100 000.
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Indianapolis
Indiana, Pharmaceutical Association
Reve: Haute
Elis
T. C. Basy
Louis Gebhardt
J. -M Bail
F. W. Meissner
Laporte
W. F. King
State Board of Health
Crawford
Crawior
King
Fifth annual Indiana Retail Jewelers' Association meeting ends
The fifth annual convention of the Indiana Retail Jewelers' Association closes in South Bend with officer elections. Indiana selections for the 1912 convention were announced. The opening session featured an invocation by Rev Dr. William Forney Hovis and a welcome address by Judge G A Farnbaugh. Officers elected: Walter H M Elster president. Charles M Schnell and C F Crebba vice presidents. C P M Squires secretary. Charles Beckman treasurer.
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Indiana Retail Jewelers
South Bend
Indianapolia
William’ Forney Hovis
G. A. Farnbaugh
H. H. Bishop
Indianapolis
Watci Company
F. G. Crebs
Frankfort
George H. Tucker
Chicago
American National Retail Jewelers’ Association
George Hammer
Philadelphia
H.E. Duncan
Waltham Watch Company
Waltham, Maas
Walter H. M. Elster
Michigan City
Charles M. Schnell
C. F. Crebba
C. P.M. Squires
Laporte
Charles Beckman
Kendallville
Indiana Health Bulletin Reports May Disease Prevalence
The Board of Health bulletin lists May disease prevalence in Indiana led by rheumatism and bronchitis, with tuberculosis causing 867 of 2,622 state deaths. Pneumonia claimed 160 lives. state birth total 4,211 with 2,163 males and 2,109 females. Death rates vary by region and city, from 11.3 statewide to 13.7 in cities.
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Board of Health
Indiana
Pellagre
Tippecanoe
Indianapolia
Evanaville
Fort Wayne
Terre Haute
South Bend
Scott County
Ohio County
Grain association urges daily price postings in Indiana
Resolution urged every member to post daily grain prices in a conspicuous place. The Indiana Grain Dealers Association adopted policy supporting public elevator regulation and weighing by circuit court judges, with amendments to pure food laws to exempt grain in natural condition. Officers elected included Charles A Adhapauzh president and H H Deam vice president. The convention highlighted legislative efforts and noted the upcoming Indiana Retail Furniture Dealers Association meeting in Indianapolis on June 26.
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Indiana Grain Deal
Gfs'association
Indianapolis
Indiana
Charles A Adhpauzh
Fravikfort
H. H. Deam.fedourer
Bert A. Boyd
A. B. Cohen Wrankfort
J._S
Harelogg
Cam
Wees City
Bert
Chicago
The
United
A. Reynaldo
Crawfordville
Fourth of July Stunt Causes Dramatic Shipboard Meal Toss
A tale recalls a stunt during a July voyage where a novice crew member aimed a wad at a boy and caused a platter of beefsteak and gravy to spill over a pompous passenger’s shirt as the ship lurched. The moment sparked restrained reactions and a near-smile from the observer.
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Lin
Cure for eczema saves disfigured baby, story of Gilbert
Mrs. H. Albrecht of West Point, Nebraska, recounts how her three year old son Gilbert suffered severe eczema on his face and hands. After two doctors failed, they used Cuticura Soap and Ointment, following directions, and within four weeks his face cleared. The letter urges others to try Cuticura and offers a free sample and booklet from Boston.
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Gilbert
Auight
Chir Caec
Mra. H. Albrecht
West Paint
Neb
Wealthy man hires genealogist to prove lineage before Adam
A man newly rich moves to New York and seeks advertising of his name. He asks a genealogist to trace his family to Adam. The genealogist jokes that with money they can even prove existence before Adam.
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New York
Adam
Alr
Telegram Dispatch Response From the Clerk
A terse wartime telegram note records a clerk urging swift dispatch response and stating that all telegrams were wired, reflecting terse communication standards.
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Nebraska Woman
A Hooper Nebraska resident reports severe health issues including back pain and weakness reversing after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits the treatment for restoring strength to do housework for eighteen boarders and urges others to try the remedy.
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Buama-Teu-Fleton
Hooper
Nebraska
Iabinkbion
Liew
Eas
Otory
Lydia E. Pinkham
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