Frosted Some When Marshall And Cullop Spoke At Vincennes
The article notes remarks by Marshall and Cullop at Vincennes on Monday night, describing the tone of their discussion and the public reaction to their comments.
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Newspaper
Bedford Weekly Mail
Location
Bedford, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1908
Page
2
The article notes remarks by Marshall and Cullop at Vincennes on Monday night, describing the tone of their discussion and the public reaction to their comments.
Hon. Thomas R. Marshall addressed about a couple hundred listeners at the Grand Hotel after a town band concert. He defended personal liberty and urged voters to decide on their own views while promising to manage public funds carefully.
Rumors claim Thos R Marshall may alter temperance stance in campaign second keynote at Salem next Saturday. Party leaders cannot confirm the plan and say they are in the dark about Marshall's intentions or any local option law actions.
Judge Cox states that Mr Marshall will stand by his platform and do the right thing throughout the campaign. He recalls Marshall's first keynote at Richmond and predicts the same stance at Salem.
The Crump's theatre manager in Columbus reports touring companies avoiding Indiana this fall. Promoters say they will consider dates after the election, with no commitments beforehand. The Lion and the Mouse company cancelled October plans and Bloomington engagement citing Indiana campaign activity.
Rollo B. Oglesbee head of the bank department in the State Auditor's Office died suddenly at his Indianapolis home 2621 Sutherland avenue at 3 AM Monday. Heart trouble believed caused by overwork and heat of Sunday. Born May 8, 1859 he was an author and journalist with one year in the auditor's office. survived by a widow and five children.
Four travelers from the Falls City returned from New Albany where New Albany Lodge 308 of the Order of Railway Conductors hosted a Sunday event honoring J. W. Brown on the 25th anniversary of his membership. Brown received a gold watch charm, with remarks by Capt. Hanlon and G. S. Rice.
Reports indicate renewed mob activity in Springfield with heightened tension and security response. Local authorities deployed patrols as incidents prompted possible military-style mobilization and public safety advisories.
Springfield Illinois quieted by a dozen alarms as rioters clash with the Bloomington Fifth Regiment and infantry patrols. Pale dawn finds city-wide gunfire, ambushes on Edwards and Fourteenth streets, and Governor Deneen issuing six proclamations totaling 1200 dollars for rioters' arrest and conviction.
Dr Gilbert Hard argues fear of rabies mirrors past tarantula myths and cautionary tales. He notes reports from city dog catchers lacking kennel duties and criticizes a government circular for spreading panic while promoting Pasteur treatment.
The Hagenbeck Wallace Circus returns to town on Saturday August 29 with a fixed animal layout. Officials insist the same cage order ensures peace for families and predictable odor separation among lions monkeys polar bears seals hippopotamus jaguar and others. Miss Emma Malinda and Grace Hartman of South H Street left for White Creek to visit relatives.
A message arguing for humane treatment of dogs and recognizing their value as companions and helpers. It extols dogs as faithful workers in harsh climates and urges the public to consider their benefits and welfare.
Terre Haute reports Henry F. McDonald, charged with killing Chief of Detectives William E. Dwyer, is improving and anxious for his September term trial. He has discarded the arm sling, eats heartily, and is in good spirits. Guarding will be heavy with venue change discussions fading.
A long rural gathering honored Lena Knight on her eighteenth birthday with games and refreshments and a parade of gifts from numerous friends. The notice also records births at three local homes, political mentions, a lawyer's new office, ill health of Mrs. Henry Wilson, a bridal party, a timber accident, and a movement of Prof. Thornton and family between Indianapolis and Portsmouth as part of a school district assignment.
To serve passengers south of Bedford for the Ha genback Wallace show on August 29, Train 26 arriving at Bedford adds an extra coach. Train 5 arriving from the north at 8 45 p m will go through to Seymour with all stops, leaving Bedford at 8 50 p m.
Lawrence County Indiana boards present a full year 1900 expense estimate including bridges roads health and inmates. Also notice in the Lawrence Circuit Court of Elizabeth Etchison estate final settlement hearing for heirs creditors and legatees.
Clarence C Gaussin applies for a one year license to sell spirituous vinous and malt liquors in less than five gallons with on premise drinking in a specified room of a two story brick building in Bedford Shawswick township Lawrence county Indiana. Also asked to sell cigars and tobacco. First publication August 14 1908.
The annual meeting of the stock holders of the Bedford Home Telephone Company will be held at their Bedford Indiana office on September 1 1908 at 8 p m to elect seven directors for the ensuing year. Ind E B Thornton President C W Lanz Secretary
Notice is given that a male resident of Bedford Shawswick township Lawrence county Indiana over 21 will apply to the Lawrence county Board of Commissioners at their September term 1908 for a license to sell spirituous vinous and malt liquors in a room on the first floor of a two story brick building fronting on I street lot 205 located in the Second Ward. The license is for one year with on premises drinking. The room is described by measurements and location and is owned by Constant Gaussin. MARSHALL HW. HUNTER. First published August 11 1908.
Lawerence county Indiana Board of Commissioners invites sealed bids for gravel and macadam roads in Marshall township. Proposals due by 8 pm Tuesday September 5. Separate bids per township or all bids considered. bids require bond twice bid amount and must be sent to Auditor Walter G. Owens.
The State of Indiana Lawrence County Lawrence Circuit Court September Term 1908 Anna J Reed v Andrew J Reed is a non resident divorce action. Plaintiff’s attorneys notify defendant to appear and answer by the next term on the first Monday of September 1908 at the Bedford courthouse. Sealed and signed by Clerk Boone Leonard.
Notice to non residents in Lawrence county Indiana initiates a 1908 quiet title suit filed by Catherine Covey against David Hawkins Hannah Hawkins and others. The complaint asks the court to determine the title to real estate and requires appearance by September 25 next term to avoid default.
Notice to The Proctor and Gamble Company non resident suit filed in Lawrence Circuit Court Bedford Indiana August 1908. Mary C Kline Howard Fields attorney Boruff Boruff for plaintiff requests appearance by Sept term 1908 with damages sought and court seal dated July 28 1908.
Complaint filed by W J Marto for James Frank Hawer Ralph Noble Hamer Abraham Maloney and others seeking to quiet title to real estate. Defendants named as non residents urged to appear by September term at Bedford Court House, response required.
The Citizens Trust Company of Bedford Indiana files a foreclosure suit against John A Palmer and Emma Palmer non residents of Indiana. They must answer by September first 1908 in the Lawrence Circuit Court or the complaint will be determined against them.
Hallie Britts by attorney George W. Wells files her complaint seeking divorce from Harry Britts a nonresident of Tadiana. The filing notes an affiant claim and requires appearance by September as per law, with clerk Boune Leonard sealing the document at Bedford on June 17, 1908.
The Bedford Democrat challenges claims that Republicans were asked to sign a straight ticket pledge. It asserts no signatories are known and calls the fuss a fake. The Mail exposed the dispute after a prior blast, leaving Butler as the community laughing stock.
Notice to non residents in Complaint No 6413 Tie Spate of Indiana term 1908 William G Kann vs Morton F Brooks Henry Curtis et al filed by Zaring Henley and East attorneys states Henry Curtis not a resident of Indiana. Action for damages requires appearance September next term at Bedford Court House to answer or demur. clerk Boon & Leonard seals the notice.
Lawrence Circuit Court issues notice to unknown heirs and executors of William Shelby deceased. Complaint No. 6341 seeks to quiet title on real estate. Hearing set on the first Monday of September 1908 at Bedford Court House.
The Bedford Buff Stone Company seeks to quiet title to real estate in Indiana. Defendants William M Hampston and the unknown heirs of several named individuals must appear by September 22, 1908 to answer or demur. Clerk Sean Boone Leonard dated July 21, 1903.
Isis Doniva Daisy Ard files to quiet title in Indiana against unknown heirs and assigns of Mary Wiseley and Daniel Wiseley Bettie Deckard and James W Carrivant not residents of Indiana The defendants must appear by September 7 1908 or plead in Bedford Lawrence County court Judge Boone Leonard Clerk issues seal and date July 23 1908
Notice announces a divorce action in Indiana with defendant Robert A. Striger a non resident. He is commanded to appear the Sunday of the next term or be heard in his absence at Bedford court.
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