Final Indiana election shows split ticket results
Final statewide tally indicates Democrats win Governor and several top posts while Republicans take Secretary of State Auditor of State Treasurer Reporter of the Supreme Court Attorney General State Statistician and other courts. The split outcome suggests brewer and saloon interests tipped the Governor’s race and related contests. Local notices include a missing pig report and various ads from Nick Blank and Thie & Vonderheide.
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Indiana
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Supreme Court
State Statistician
Appellate Court
Strange Election Bets Parade Through Main Streets
On Sunday residents lined Main Pearl Walnut and North streets for a humorous bet spectacle. Adolph Kaiser and Andy Kops wagered over Bryan versus Taft with riders and picture pins as the townsfolk watched the parade and exchanged good humor.
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Main
Pearl
Walnut
North
Adolph Kaiser
Andy Kops
Bryan
Andy
Taft
Kaiser
Teddy
Kops
Kairer
Lae National Bank
Jake Engel
Gibson’s Corner
North Street
Globe House
Marshall
Behimer
Watson
Gray
Watsons
Expression of Thanks From Township Trustee Candidate
A township trustee candidate thanks friends and voters from both parties for their support in last Tuesday's election. Justin Vonderheide pledges to serve all citizens in office and expresses appreciation for the friendship shown.
Old Lady Schrader Dies at 77 in Huntersville
Mrs Margaret Schrader mother of Richard Schrader of Huntersville and Albert Schrader dies at her son Albert’s home on the Batesville and Delaware pike aged 77 years 3 months 15 days. Funeral at the house on Thursday at noon then to Adams Church for interment.
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Margaret Schrader
Richard Schrader
Huntersville
Albert Schrader
Albert
Batesville & Delaware Pike
Adams Church
Sunman
Abrends
Hubble's Corner
Trustees Meet Urges Tree Trim and City Improvements
All trustees attend as minutes are read and accounts reviewed. Treasurer reports funds totaling sinking, water, fire and street funds. The board orders property owners to trim trees to eight feet over sidewalks and sixteen feet on streets and enforces the ordinance. They seek street lights at Depot and Greeman/Joyce crossings and at John Street. Claims approved for stone, riprap, hauling, coal oil and hardware.
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Marshal Torgstedt
Schwartz
Bolland
Big Four Railroad Co
Depot St
Greemann St
New Pike and Railway
John St. and Railway
Claiis
Big Four Stone Co
Kia
Four Stone Co
Tom Reidenbach
Walsman X& Schroeder
Jos. Stein
Choir Banquet at Nickel's Hall Hosted by Rev Father
The St Louis male choir and their lady friends enjoyed a banquet at Nickel's hall last Sunday hosted by Rev Father Clementine. A sumptous repast for twenty four was served. Miss Florence Peire played piano as the choir performed and speeches followed. Out of town guests attended.
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St. Louis
Nickel’s Hall
Father Clementine
Florence Peire
Revival Meeting at Middle Branch Church This Friday
Revival services led by Rev Vawter begin Friday night at Middle Branch church with all invited. District supervisor Rev Schimmellpfennig from Covington Ky visited the German M church and returned Monday.
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Vawter
Middle Branch Church
Schimmellpfennig
Covington
Fle
Batesville Lecture Course To Benefit Public Library
Batesville schools arrange a five event lecture course with two minishe enterta inments two lectures and one impersonator Tickets at 1.00 general 25c single 19c extra for reserved Seats sold at Baas Schultz drug store Proceeds support the public library with an itemized receipts and expenditures report to follow The lineup includes Ida Kinley Concert Co November 11 Alvah Green impersonator December 7 Columbian Concert Co January 13 Geo B Bible January 27 Edward Wiggam February 17.
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Batesville
Baas & Schultz
Ida Kinley
Alvah Green
Columbian Concert Co
Geo. BP
Edward Wiggam
Batesville Daily News Briefs and Local Notices
Harry Pohlman left Batesville for Indianapolis to join the U S Navy and may be assigned to Norfolk Virginia after passing examination. Two other Batesville youths failed the physical. Mrs Baas and husband visited her father Edward Santo near Indianapolis who is very ill with Brights disease. George Reuter, once of Batesville, ill near Waldron and under Dr. Gibson care. Mrs Schurhorst and Mrs Gehring family noted, and local acquaintances traveling to Cincinnati and Greensburg for visits and business. Taft election prompts Greeman Bros. to increase plant hours. multiple local residents travel to Cincinnati and visit relatives.
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Harry Pohlman
Indianapolis
U. S. Navy
Norfolk
Batesville
Harry
U.S. Navy
G. A. Baas
Mrs. Baas
Edward Santo
Bright
Mr. Santo
Mr. Baas
State Vote Tallies From Ripley County Officials November 3
Local report lists governor candidates including Thomas R Marshall and James Watson with partial tallies. Also shows results for lieutenant governor secretary of state auditor treasurer attorney general and other statewide offices with party labels and vote counts. Messages note visits by Cincinnati guests and local commerce ads.
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Ripley County
Thos. R. Marshall
James RE
Watson
W. Haynes
Fred. J
Robinson
Frank S. Sitter
Oliver P. Stoner
Suc-Lab
James Zion
Ind
Frank J. Hall
Fremont Goodwine
Bau
Abraham Huntsinger
Orlando L. Ross
Mathew Hollenberger
Gustave FE. Dreyer
Wm. F. Keats
Notice to Subscribers Cuts Tribune Price to 1.25
The Tribune announces a reduction from 1.40 to 1.25 per year due to lower paper costs. Subscribers who paid 1.50 will receive extended service at the new rate, while new subs are invited to sign up at 1.25 annually. The paper pledges fairness and continued value.
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Tribune
the Tribune
Freihage Surprise Marks 10th Anniversary
A large gathering of friends and relatives surprised Joseph Freihage, owner of the Oldenburg and Batesville bus line, for the 10th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Freihage. The event was joyous with ample food and warm wishes for many more decades of happiness.
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Joseph Freihage
Oldenburg
Batesville
Insure Against Fire For Batesville Area
The dry weather and water shortage urge property owners in Batesville to secure fire protection. Timmerman & Hillenbrand offer low rates representing established insurers. contact them promptly to arrange coverage for homes or businesses.
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Batesville
Messrs
Timmerman & Hillenbrand
Box Social at Huntersville School House Friday Evening
A box social will be held at the Huntersville school house on Friday evening November 13. The program begins at 7 o clock and proceeds will benefit the reading circle and manual training work. Josephine Rosemund, Teacher.
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Huntersville
Josephine Rosemmuund
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