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Newspaper
Bedford Weekly Mail
Location
Bedford, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1908
Page
4
Bloomington gun sales spark call for action by Prosecutor Fletcher
A Bloomington World excerpt asserts over 690 revolvers were sold to peaceable citizens in six months. It urges Prosecutor Fletcher to charge concealed carry violators, warning that half the town may break the law and calling for strict enforcement to protect public safety and uphold Indiana law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
ABGVE
Fletcher
Indiana
Blouinington
Monroe County
Wife deserts after suspected elopement and return
Mrs Albert Bjerke, said to have left her husband for a go-between in his employ, arrived in Hartford City seeking forgiveness but was expelled. The estranged husband, Earl Wolfe, and a coal mine worker had been living with the couple after accusations prompted Wolfe to quit. Mrs Bjerke later returned to Indianapolis denying any elopement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Bjerke
Goa
Hartford City
Bjerke
Earl Wolfe
The
Coali
Wolfe
Indianapolis
Like Knights of Old Bennett Weds After Saber Fight
Charles Bennett twenty seven of Lawrenceburg who fought Otis Gooden over Minnie Cooper seventeen was married to Mrs Cleven ing with Squire Proby officiating. The ceremony followed a parlor clash where Bennet and Gooden attacked each other with sabers, injuring Bennett with a deep abdominal cut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Bennett
Lawrenceburg
Otis Gooden
Minnie Cooper
Bloomington Druggist Charles Maple Dies at 38
Charles O Maple a leading Bloomington druggist and Purdue graduate died suddenly Sunday evening at his home from Brights disease. A 38 year old Shelbyville native, he married Nora Kerby of Bloomington and belonged to Mascon Pythias and the E church. Friends note a hoodoo rumor linking misfortunes at the store Maple recently owned to a spate of fires and reversals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles O. Maple
Bloomington
Bright
Shelbyville
Purdue University
Nora Kerby
Charles Guthrie
Pythias
E. Church
Maple
Har’ Foek Ee Sn
Nis
Astronomer on the Stand in Moon Timing Testimony
In a Brown County whitecapping case the defense and state clash over moon position on June 22. Prof. E M Johnson of Butler College testifies that the moon rose at 3:29 pm and peaked at 9 pm, with a 2:45 am set, aiding the prosecution’s timing dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Johnson
Butler College
Seitz
Charles Seitz
Andrew Stull
David Fox
Jacob Kirby
Charles Sylvester
Lovell Bowers
Charles
Joseph Stull
John C. Davis
Bloomington
Joe Morgan
William Tate
Charles Snider
Nashville
William Pittman
Brown County
Nashville San
Remy
Kirk
Fox
Sylvester
Bowers
Peerie
Miers
Pittman
Bingham
Johnson
Mail's scoop in advance of rival papers in Powers case
The Mail reports the Powers case jury action in Georgetown Kentucky hours before Louisville Cincinnati and Indiana papers. The advance story underscores the paper’s enterprise and growing circulation in Lawrence County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mai
Georgetown
Louisville
Cincinnati
Indiana
Indianapolis News
Sun
Indianapolis
MAIL
the Mail
Lawrence County
Bedford
White Gapper Convictions Hit Monroe County Case
After a lengthy trial in Columbus Indiana the juryconvicted David Fox of Smithville and Jacob Kirk of Kirkville for whitecapping William Vanest the blacksmith at South Bethany on June 22 The verdict sent Fox and Kirk to Michigan City Prison for two to fourteen years with mounting public sentiment backing punishment for the Whitecaping ring involving Monroe and Brown counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
David Fox
Smithville
Jacob Kirk
Kirkville
Monroe County
William Thomas Vanest
South Bethany
Fox
Kirk
Charles Sylvester
Lovell Bowers
Charles
Rolla Emig
Hacker
Michigan City
Bartholomew County
Congrés
Miers
Bloomington
Columbus
Albert W. Phillips
Charles S. Remy
Bingham
Stull
Empire Stone Quarry
Nat A. Hill
Judas Iscariot
Phillips
Monroe
Brown County
Bartholomew
Brown
Chicago Tourist Sternbeck Jailed After Train Incident
John D. Sternbeck of Chicago was detained by police on a Menon’s Chicago limited train after causing a disturbance. He pleaded guilty to intoxication, paid $11, and was released after arraignment. a search found a sizable bank roll. He allegedly terrorized passengers and attempted to seize the train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menon
Chicago
John D. Sternbeck
Sternbeck
Steinbeck
Bloomington Man Falls From Monon Train Near Bloomington
George Barnes 42 of Crawfordsville fell from the Monon Chicago Flyer three miles north of Bloomington while traveling at forty miles an hour. Found unconscious at 2 40 pm with severe injuries including a torn ear and likely leg amputation. He was taken to Bloomington Hospital and remains unconscious. reason for leaving the train is unclear. Barnes had been working as a Monon crossing watchman and was on two weeks vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Harris
Monon
Barnes
Crawfordsville
Tri-Weekly Tribune ad catalog and visit by Mrs Doman
The Tri-Weekly Tribune offers affordable weekly news and market reports for farm prices and city matters. It lists bundled subscriptions with magazines such as Metropolitan Magazine Harper's Bazar and Good Housekeeping. Mrs Sam S Doman visiting Indianapolis stopped here Sunday en route home to Mitchell guest of Mr and Mrs William Kelly
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-Weekly Tribune
New-York Tribune
New York
Daily Tribune
Attr
Tri-Weekly
Tribune
Metropolitan Magazine
McClure Magazine
Tri- Weekly
Harper’s Bazar
Good Housekeeping
The
Woman’s Home Companion
Success
American Magazine
Pacific Monthly
Tribune and
Etude
Outing
Sam S. Doman
Indianapolis
Mitchell
William Kelly
State veterinary group backs milk and beef inspections
Indiana veterinarians debated state inspection of dairy cattle and fresh killed beef at the Indiana State Veterinary Association session. Dr. J E Gibson urged mandatory certificates proving tuberculin testing and disease freedom for milk and cattle, aiming to stamp out tuberculosis and align meat and milk with strict inspection standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana State Veterinary Association
State House
J. E. Gibson
Jamestown
Gibson
State Board of Health
Indiana
Governor weighs pardon plea as Powers case set for June trial
Governor May Willson considers a pardon for Caleb Powers after the court declined to move his trial from June 16 and Judge James Morris presided over the case. Powers remains in custody as lawyers return next week with the full testimony for review. Jurors from the Powers trial urge releasing Jim Howard, asserting his innocence in the Goebel murder. Joseph Meadows of Peerless is reported ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Morris
Caleb Powers
William Goebel
Morris
Powers
Scott County
Frankfort
Gov. Willson
Commonwealth of Kentucky
Scott Circuit Court
Jamess. Morris
James B. Howard
Bedford Births and Deaths Report Delayed for 1907
City Health Officer Dr Morrell Simpson reports trouble compiling Bedford’s 1907 births and deaths. Physicians delayed returns as law requires monthly births and annual death totals. 147 deaths (80 male, 67 female) and 233 births (121 male, 112 female) were recorded, while County Health Officer Hunter’s report was not yet finished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simpson
Bedford
Harry
State Board of Health
Morrell Simpson
Hunter
State troops deployed to quell Muncie riots over streetcar strike
About 800 state troops pour into Muncie on Saturday to restore order after three days of rioting linked to the street car strike. Adjt. Gen. Oran Perry and local authorities warned exhausted deputies and patrols. Governor Hanly ordered twelve infantry companies and the Indianapolis Battery of light artillery to the city at midnight to control the situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muncie
Adjt
Oran Perry
Delaware County
Hanly
Indianapolis
Honey and Pork Found After Bee Attack in Indiana Woods
Martin V. Gerth of Spencer township Jennings county was chased by bees while cutting a felled tree. He and brother Geo. Gerth returned to the tree and found a hive of honey weighing sixty seven pounds. A falling tree fatally crushed a 300 pound hog they planned to butcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin V. Gerth
Spencer Township
Jennings County
Geo. Gerth
Tax Notice for Lawrence County Indiana Property Taxes
Notice of taxes assessed on each 100 valuation for State County City incorporated towns school gravel road and other purposes due at the Treasurer in Bedford. First Installment due by the First Monday in May. Second Installment by the First Monday in November. or all by the First Monday in May. Delinquency and 10 percent penalty apply if the first installment is late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence County
Indiana
Bedford
Girls Leap Year Dance Ends Amid Boy Shortage
Several young women in the city planned a leap year dance reported by the Washington Herald. They invited their boy friends but most refused or failed to come, causing the event to be abandoned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Herald
Diphtheria Scare Hits Elnora in Daviess County
Diphtheria outbreaks near Elnora Indiana prompt quarantines. A two year old child of Al Stout died this winter and two other families, the Eagen and Ketchem households, are affected. Schools remain closed temporarily as the situation is monitored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elnora
Daviess County
al Stout
John Eagen
Ketchem
Gold Leaf Restores Old Fish at Monroe County Court House
The Bloomington Telephone reports a new court house and a new fish weather vane. Citizens led by Aaron Rose raised 38 dollars to gild the fish, with William Seward commissioned to apply the gold leaf. Mrs. John Hendricks and daughter returned from Henryville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe County
Bloomington
Aaron Rose
William Seward
John “Hendricks
Henryville
Guthrie Township Farmers Institute Held at Tunnelton
The Guthrie Township Farmers Institute met in Tunnelton on Saturday December 28 with large attendance. Addresses were delivered by O A Lees Haze and D W Anderson. A County Institute is planned for Bedford on January 24 and 25 with a large farmer turnout expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guthrie Township
Farmers’ Institute
Tunnelton
O. A. Lees Haze
D. W. Anderson
Bedford
Bedford stores end evening hours except payday
Bedford clothing merchants including the Toggery will close shops at 6 PM on all days except Saturdays starting Monday. Paydays fall on the first seventh twentieth twenty first and twenty second of each month. The Postmaster General has painted Bedford mail boxes emerald green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Uncle Sam
Highest Monon Line Elevations Cited Across Indiana
A special dispatch notes the Monon railroad climb a mile north of Bainbridge reaches 955 feet, the highest point on the line from Chicago to Louisville and possibly the state. At the C D and D crossing of the Hendricks Putnam line the altitude is 925 feet. Greencastle Banner adds Weed Patch Hill in Brown County as the state's highest point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis News
Monon
Bainbridge
Chicago
Louisville
Putnam County
Greencastle
Weed Patch Hill
Brown
Old Pastor Resigns from Bloomington Church
Rev. Thomas J. Clark, longtime pastor of the First Christian church in Bloomington, surprised his congregation by resigning on Sunday to seek a new field. He is known in Bedford and formerly led the Christian church at Vincennes. Mrs. Louis Ackerman and her son Lawrence Leroy, visiting relatives here, returned to Salem on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Clark
First Christian Church
Bloomington
Clark
Bedford
Vincennes
Christian Church
Louis Ackerman
Lawrence Leroy
Salem
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