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Newspaper

Bedford Weekly Mail

Location

Bedford, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1901

Page

2

Republican love feast to be held in Indianapolis

To the Republicans of Lawrence County it is announced that a Republican love feast will be held in Indianapolis on Tuesday December 2ist 1901. No set program is planned but short speeches will be made by Senators Congressmen the Governor and other party leaders. The note encourages attendance and invites friends to join in making the meeting a success led by J P Goodrich chairman and Warren Bigler secretary.

Indianapolis J. P. Goodric Warren Bigler

Joint Missouri Presbyterian Synod Meeting Report

Telegraphic items note Austrian shoemakers to learn American machinery to compete in the U S pork may be barred from Germany after January 3 schoolboy in Topeka expelled for not joining morning religious exercises to appeal to courts Newell C Rathbun to be arraigned for alleged murder in insurance fraud case in Jeffersonville Ind former Gov Merriam likely to head new national department of commerce Benjamin Atkins 70 found dead freezing in Indiana Shiloh veteran Admiral Schley contest protest filed Admiral Schley’s team to file protest with Secretary Long Lieut McKinley says Mrs McKinley’s widow unlikely to live Secretary Root refuses Cuban election postponement Hay Pauncefote treaty ratified by the Senate Postmaster General Smith resigns Henry Payne to succeed him.

Jeffersonville Ind Newell C. Rathbun Charles Goodman Department of Commerce Washington Merriam Admiral Sampson Admiral Dewey Schley Admiral Schley Long James McKinley McKinley Root Gen. Maso Central Board of Scrutiny Senate Messrs Blackburn Bacon Mallory Culberson Tillman Teller

Conference to Harmonize Employers and Employed

Readings from New York conference show a 36 member committee from labor capital and public to craft a plan for labor relations. In Indianapolis the Indiana Republican State Committee set January 30 31 for their annual gathering with Senators Fairbanks and Beveridge to attend. Filipino details about postmaster nomination in Orleans Indiana and a boxing defeat in Louisville underscore a day of political and sports news.

Philadelphia Newfoundland Marconi Anglo-American Telegraph Company Capital New York Indianapolis Goodrich Indiana Republican State Committee Highth Fairbanks Beveridge Washington Senate Fred Kimbley Orleans Ind Hanna Louisville Harrahan Southern Athletic Club Hart Hanrahan Tim Horst

Christmas Shopping Opens Full Swing in Bedford Stores

Bedford shoppers flood the main holiday goods stores as clerks bustle from morning till night. Most items across all trades are pitched as gifts with widespread advertising urging early purchases to ensure selection and prompt service. Festive displays brighten windows and new novelties attract buyers, marking a bustling start to the season.

Bedford

City Council Tightly Spaced In New Chamber

City Council adopts new dark oak furniture for the Chamber and reorders seating in two lines of three. The woolen mill lot appraisal comes in at 2880 dollars. Alley and electric alarm issues are referred to respective committees. Various town expenditures and tax collections are listed with November and December tallies. The Appellate Court rules remonstrance to liquor license remains effective for two years.

Star Chamber Monon Court House Committee On Fire Department East 15Th Street City Council Board of Commissioners

Shawswick Township Teachers Institute Holds December Session

The Shawswick township Teachers Institute met at Bedford High School on December 14. Sessions covered Europe in the nineteenth century, England versus continental reforms, U S and England government, notable English figures, Ireland, and teaching reforms in literature. Afternoon topics included school sanitation, furniture, and poetry of Indiana with several readers and geography methods. The meeting adjourned to January 1, 1902 with EK Johnson and Estella Porter as leaders.

Shawswick Township Bedford High School J. W. Harris Rell Europe Mason England Chapman Miss Campbell United States Johnson Ellison Malott Indiana Estella Porter Miss Fish Mont Blanc Maurice Thompson Miss

Utah Image in Four Act Comedy at Opera House

Lem B. Parker clarifies the work is an imagery story not a history play. The four act comedy drama titled Utah will be staged at the Opera House next Monday night by the Payton Sisters Comedy Co.

Lem B. Parker Utah Opera Payton Sisters Comedy Co

Mrs Roosevelt Sends Handkerchiefs for Bedford Bazaar

Mrs James Small initiated a drive for linen handkerchiefs for a church bazaar in Bedford. She received a pure linen handkerchief from Mrs Theodore Roosevelt and other prominent women including wives of Congressmen Senators and Governors who sent handkerchiefs and souvenirs from Washington D C with letters.

James Small Theodore Roosevelt Roosevelt Washington D. C

High School Notes Reflect Autumn Term Activities

Miss Short Las postponed the Cicero class exam to Wednesday while Monday session found rooms warmer due to added radiation. Students skated at Miller pond south of town and a cement floor was replaced in the laboratory.

Miller Pond Oscar Edwards Mike Torphy Prof Griest Schley Turner Rose Whiting Norine Evans Fern Runnels Essey Jessie Voyles Elsie Noe

Bedford Band Boys Benefit Concert Impresses Large Audience

A large crowd enjoyed the first Bedford Band Boys Benefit at the Opera House Tuesday. The program featured Alpine marches, Greig’s The Wedding of the Winds, Ernani, Jolly Robbers, and readings by Lauretta Greggs. Proceeds fund new instruments and a Christmas supper at the Second Baptist Church.

Bedford Band Boys Opera House Alexander Rovers Maude Deckard Angelus Greig Lauretta Greggs Terre Haute Urmey Burgomaster Messrs Spain Waterbury Scott Reed Ormey Hackleman Cannedy Nelle Judah Frank Hatfield Ernani Heinicke Greggs Suppe Hall

Holiday Rail Fares to Central Passen ger Territory

Southern Indiana Railway announces holiday round trip fares for Dec 24 25 31 1901 and Jan 1 1902 at one and one third fare. Applies to all points within Central Passenger Association territory. H H Roseman G P A.

Southern Indiana Railway Central Passenger Association H. H. Roseman

Monon Rail Line Proposal Aims Toward Louisville Connection

W. F. H McDoel proposes a new Monon route from Indianapolis to Louisville via Mooresville Quincy Linton Switz City and Bedford forming a loop through coal and stone regions. He hopes construction starts next season pending Pennsylvania approval and Indianapolis & Vincennes cooperation. The article also recounts French Lick lore and a legend of buried treasure from 1750 and local treasure hunters.

McDoel The Monon Indianapolis Louisville Indiana McDoe Pennsyyvania Lines Indianapolis & Vincennes Mooresville Quincy Greene County Linton Illinois Central Switz City Bedford Bloomfield Pennsylvania Vincennes Mansfield

Change In The Feast Market At City Hall

The First Baptist ladies move the church market to City Hall at 16th and Ests. opening 8 a.m. Saturday December 21. Proceeds stream toward fruit cake sales for Christmas dinner. Jeffersonville Indiana December 18. The Rathbun murder trial starts tomorrow at 9 a.m. with jury impaneling. Rathbun, a former soldier, disputes killing Charles Goodman claiming death from alcoholism. No poison found in stomach test.

Ladies of the First Baptist Church Cor Jeffersonville Ind Newell C. Rathbun Charles Goodman Rathbun Goodman

Mills shut as demand for flour falls in Minneapolis

Four Consolidated Milling flour mills in Minneapolis are closed this morning with many more likely to shut before week’s end due to a temporary drop in flour demand for bread.

Minneapolis, Minn Consolidated Milling Company Minneapolis

New Line to St Louis via Southern Indiana Railway

Timetable note announces a new line to St Louis Missouri with train No 4 leaving Bedford at 1 15 p m and arriving St Louis at 9 40 p m and train No 1 leaving St Louis at 11 35 p m arriving Bedford 8 24 a m. Train 4 connects at St Louis for the West Southwest and North while train 1 connects with trains coming into St Louis from the west. Consult Southern Indiana Railway Agents H H Rossman G P A for travel.

St. Louis Southern Indiana Railway Bedford H. H. Rossman

Protracted Meeting Closures and Community Happenings

The Linthicum chapel protracted meeting closed with fifteen additions. Elder Baker will hold a protracted meeting at Popcorn soon. Grant Wantland from Bloomington visits to find a farm for his father. Lisa Miller and family moved to Bedford. A Christmas Eve supper by the Springville M E Ladies Aid benefits the church. Popcorn plans a Christmas tree for children.

Grant Wantland Bloomington Elder Baker Popcorn Lisa Miller Bedford Linthicum Chapel M. E. Church Springville

Births and visits highlight Weddleville notes

WEDDLEVILLE birth announced Sunday a boy to Charles Wright and wife. Medora visitors Clayborn Weddle and wife, and McHargue mentioned. Douglas funeral at Leesville drew attendees from here. Stereoptical views shown by Mr Whiting of Cincinnati. David Brown injured after falling from a wagon. Bedford to gain 600 phones via James Rudick plan linking statewide system. B F Hardin of Livonia promoted Page Woven Wire Fence Co. Evangelist Austin Sommer to lead Bedford church meetings starting Saturday night December 21.

Charles Wright Clayborn Weddle Medora Maney McHargue Douglas Leesville Whiting Cincinnati David Brown James Ruddick Bedford B. F. Hardin Livonia Page Woven Wire Fence Co Adrian Mich Evangelist Austin Sommer Church of Christ

Commissioner’s Sale of Lands in Lawrence County Indiana

Newton Crooke, Commissioner, will sell by private sale the Ova Johnson et al. lands in Lawrence County Indiana after court approval. The 69 acre tract lies in townships 4 and 2 east, bounded by White River, with terms: half cash, balance in one year secured by note and mortgage, 6 percent interest, court approval required. Sale at 4 pm at the south door of the Bedford court house, December 19, 1901.

Court House Bedford Indiana Lawrence County White River Newton Crooke

Notice of Final Settlement in Johnson Estate

STATE OF INDIANA Lawrence County Lawrence Circuit Court November Term In the matter of the estate of Jesse A Johnson deceased John M Johnson Administrator presented and filed his account and vouchers in final settlement of said estate The hearing will be on the Sunday of January 1901 at which time interested parties must appear and show cause why the account should not be approved Heirs and others interested must appear to prove heirship December 14 1901 OHN M JOHNSON Administrator

Jesse A. Johnson John M. Johnson Ohn M. Johnson Aeliam Glover Lillian Glover Jacob Y. Bates Lawrence Circuit Court Court House Bedford Lawrence County Indiana Mitchell Isaac N. Glover Guardian Board of Commissioners John M. Gainey

Application For Liquor License In Tunnelton Indiana

Notice to residents of Tunnelton Guthrie township Lawrence county Indiana that John Jackson will apply to the Lawrence county Board of Commissioners at the January 1902 term for a license to sell intoxicating liquors in a one story frame building corner Main Street Tripelton lot 22. The licensed room will be 18 by 15 feet four inches with a glass front in view of the street and held by Stephen O Fountain. Date Dec 13 1901.

Tunnelton Guthrie Township Lawrence County Indiana Board of Commissioners Tripelton Stephen O. Fountain

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