Batesville Clinches Season with 8 0 Victory Over St Clements
Batesville's baseball team closed the season strong beating St Clements 8 to 0 in Cincinnati Church League action. Ludwig, subbing for the injured Benz, blanked the visitors with perfect control while Lightner, in center field, turned in a near sensational defensive game. Schrauder pitched for St Clements but shaky defense led to three unearned runs for Batesville.
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Batesville
St. Clements
Ludwig
Maroon
Cy” Benz
Royals
Lightner
Schrauder
Benz
Van
Melrich
Wintz
Leit
Wernke
Oelrich
Bohland Case Disposed Of After Three Day Trial
The Indiana case against Jacob Bohland ended last Thursday with a jury finding him guilty of assault and battery not with intent. A fifteen dollar fine was imposed and costs will reach several hundred dollars. Prosecution was led by Jobo QO Cravens and John W. Davis testified as prosecuting witness. Defense lawyers were Cornet and Rebuck, Chas H. Wilson, Robert Creigmile, and Roland Jackson. The article notes the high costs and disruption to Batesville residents from three court terms and warns against similar acts in the future.
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Indiana
Jacob Bohland
Jobo QO. Cravens
John W. Davis
Cornet & Rebuck
Chas
H. Wilson
Robert Creigmile
Roland Jackson
Andy Mohr
Jacob Hobland
Batesville
Farms Wanted Near Batesville Ad Seeks Farm Listings
Classified notice from Fielding Kinerey Hopns of Tipton Indiana seeking farms near Batesville ranging from 0 to 0 acres. Respond to the ad for trade or viewing. Local notes report Miike Steinkamp’s brief town visit, Miss Lizzie Hunterman’s Indianapolis trip, John L Schutter trip to Trashville, Frank Revell’s Indy visit, Miss Mohr’s Columbus return, a birth in the Patterson family, and local commerce mentions with Walsman Schrode and Vonderheide fencing read in The Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batesville
Fielding, Kinerey & Hopns
Tipton
Ind
Athletic Club Organized in Batesville
A group of Batesville’s athletic minded youths formed a club and rented space in the old shoe factory to strengthen the body during winter. The club invites all interested to join and plans separate athletic nights for young ladies each week with more details to come next week.
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Batesville
Car Fire on Train No 6% Sparks Blaze Destroys Content
A car loaded with baled flax straw ignited between Batesville and Newpoint on train No 6% Sunday afternoon. The engine spark is blamed as the car led the train and the blaze destroyed its contents. The crew uncoupled the burning car and left it at Hyde tower due to scarce water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batesville
Newpoint
Hyde Tower
Watson Campaign Meeting Draws Packed Batesville Audience
A large Batesville gathering at the St. Clair opera house hailed Watson as one of the era’s most enthusiastic meetings. Ed E Hendee led a national issue discussion before Watson arrived, then Watson spoke on state issues including Republican reforms and debt reduction while urging clarity on the county local option. About 400 people attended, with crowds from nearby towns lining the venue.
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Watson
St. Clair Opera House
Batesville
Versailles
Indianapolis
Ed. E. Hendee
Madison County
Eureka
Watsion
Hendee
Espec
Greensburg
Republican Party
Marshall
Jim’ Watson
America
K. of P
World Walker visits town amid globetrotting plan
Max Bienenstock known as Jack the World Walker arrived last Friday, a 19 year old planning a six year globe circumnavigation for a $10 reward from Olt Brewing Co. of Dayton. He spoke on Main and Broadway and sold souvenir cards before leaving Saturday with his dog. The township teaches for Laughery term include Tara Ward and others. Local visitors, a typhoid case, dances, births, and farming notes fill the rest of the page.
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Max Bienenstock
Jack the
Jack
Globe
Olt Brewing Co
Dayton
Siance
Main
Broadway Street
A Mean Trick Targets Election Bills in Town
Two gubernatorial candidates Thomas Marshall and James E Watson are named in a town bill posting dispute. Some unknown person tore down or destroyed the bills, which drew calls for punishment if done by men, or a spanking if by boys. Local social notes report Grace Hicks of Napoleon visiting Peter Holzer and family, and a string of brief notices on neighbors, travel, births, and shop ads.
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Thomas Marshall
James E. Watson
Corn Club Prizes At Versailles Pumpkin Show 1908
Hoys Corn Club offers prizes for boys and girls at Versailles October 10 1908. Awards include best and second best bushel and ten ears of corn and best loaf bread and butter in age groups 10 to 21. Rules apply. notify if corn not ready. Prizes shown at donors stores.
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Hoys’ Corn Club
Versailles
Universal Bread Maker
William Hunter
A. H. Heer
Jackson Bros
J. A. Hunter
Fourth Congressional District Republican Convention Called
The Republicans of the Fourth District are called to meet in North Vernon Indiana at 2 p m on Wednesday September 30 1906 to nominate a candidate for Congress. Delegates are apportioned at one for every two hundred votes with fractions for over one hundred votes cast for Fred A Sims for secretary of state in the November 1906 election. A. A. Tripp is district chairman.
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Fourth Congressional District
North Vernon
Indiana
Congress
Fred A. Sims
Bartholomew
Brown
Dearborn
Rack
Jennings
Man shot in ambush near Sunman. two arrested
Charles Billman of Sunman area was shot from ambush last Wednesday at 8 pm. The back neck wound is serious and may prove fatal. George Strasinger and his wife were arrested and jailed on the shooting charge amid long standing family tensions.
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Charles Billman
Sunman
Geo. Strasinger
Laughery Township Schools to Open Next Monday
Public schools in Laughery township will begin on Monday September 28. Trustee W L Krieger announces the start date and urges attention to the new term. William Haase near Huntersville suffered a second stroke recently with advanced age reducing recovery chances.
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Laughery Township
W. L. Krieger
Transfer Notes From Ripley County Recorded Deals
Transfer notes filed with the Ripley County Recorder record numerous property transactions across Johnson Shelby Franklin and Washington townships. Buyers and sellers include John R Eads Leonard Eads John Waters James M Spencer Daniel Weiman Geo R Cornelius Dora L Stowe Elizabeth Haus John Haus Wm B Gordon Edward Schorr Batesville Milan Oteer Creek Sunman Brown and Sunman with prices from 1 to 8600 and parcels ranging from 4 int 238.60 acres 29.12 acres to 384 acres.
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John R. Eads
Leonard Eads
Johnson Tp
John Waters
John T. Barnes
Shelby
James M. Spencer
James RB. Fallis
Washington
Chas. H. Wilson
Daniel Weiman
Franklin
Chas. F. Murray
Guardian
Geo. R. Cornelius
Johnson
John S. Benham
Dora L. Stowe
Batesville
John Haas Et al
Elizabeth Haus
John Haus
Geo. Holtel
John Dennett
Sarah A. Adkins
Wm. B. Gordon
John Clauseo
Edward Schorr
John Nickel
Anthony J. Lindenmeyer
Emma Ryan
John Quinnius
Brown
George Meller
Milan
James C. Rea
Dora Little
Oteer Creek
Mary Nieman
Fred W. Behlmer
Sunman
Tomlin
S. F. Tatly
Washington Tp
Wm. A. Griner
Shelby Tp
Batesville Ball Team Entertained at Benz Home
Batesville base ball players and loyal fans gathered Sunday night at the home of Michael Benz Jr. to celebrate the team’s most successful season. The second baseman hosted the event and provided a spread of meats and refreshments, with everyone enjoying a royal gathering.
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Batesville
True Blue
Michael Benz, Jr
Mike
Aged Lady Dies in Newtown
Mrs Anna Bierbusse wife of Herman Bierbusse died at her Newtown home on Friday September 11 at 10 o clock aged 86 years 3 months and 10 days after a paralysis spell. Funeral at St Louis church Monday followed by interment at St Louis cemetery. EH M BE Ladies Society held a social on Perrin lawn last Thursday for church funds netting a neat sum. Various local notices follow including travel and shop items and service ads.
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Anna Bierbusse
Herman Bierbusse
Newtown
EH. M. BE. Ladies Society
A. A. Perrin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nickol
Sebrauder
J. Voller
Kemme
Hilgeforn
Broxterman
Fuudwigs
Hammerle
Bates
B. PO
Nicko
Pohlman
St.clements
A.B
Brigger
C. Voter
Li Kemme
MU Broxterman
G Hilveford
Kaelin
H. Finke
Bohland
Miike Steinkamp
Avenue
St. Louis
Lizzie Hunterman
Napoleon
John L. Schutter
Trashville
Frank Revell
Miss
Bornx
Chas. Fatterson
Walsman & Schroeder’s
Thie Vonderheide’s
THE
Tribune
Gilbert Glueseenkamp
North View Poultry Yards
Amelia Harmon
Chattanooga, Tenn
Josephine Herther
Leonard Meister
Manchester
Louis Weber
Cross Roads
J. S. Jay
Edhnice
St A
Waycort
N. W. Backus
Chicago
Hr. Jobst
Sanue
Soeda
A. Lechner
Batesville, Tnd
Harry Siefert
Timothy
Siefert’s
Morris
Tara Ward
Carrie Thackery
Jeanette Baker
C. 8S. Ward
Flossie Ward
Ima Meyerouse
John Geiger
Geo. H. Beck
the Fire Co
Maggie Wittendorfer
Cincinnati
Ben Bessier
Timothy Seed
Walsman & Schroeder
Thie & Vonderheide
Sieferts At
Grace Hicks
Peter Holzer
Erretta Holzer
Harry Decker
Bride
Bertram
Pearl St
Frieda Rousem
Greeosburg
John Schmucker
Spades
Sophia Nickel
Wm. H. Brune
John Wambsgons
Kallstown
Martinsville
Florence
Daisy Snedaker
Walsman & Schroeder's
Engel’s
Corn Club
A. A. Tripp
Wiliam Haase
Huntersville
Haase
Baas & Schultz
Elias Canfield
Mabel
Harry
Holman
Maggie Weber
George Martin
State Senate
D. McCallum
H. C. Canfield
Chas. Toerner
Enogel
Father Clementine
George F. Siefert
Schorr
Havana
Recorder of
Ripley County
Lewis A. Wetzier
Baas & Schultz's
Henry
H. H. Kramer
Hamhorst
American Furniture Company
Carrie Lichter
Louisa Clausheide
Kid Brockman
Olga Schrader
al Cook
Brookville
Thie
Meyer's
Wasman & Schroeder's
Meyer’s
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