Fred N. T Candidate Declared For First Ward Council Seat
The party approves Fred N. T as a candidate for Councilman First Ward pending the Republican City Primary Election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles &. Reid
First Ward
Robert F. McKinley
William NO
Isaac H. Crim
John W. Owen
Eee
Fred N,. T
Richard Rondand
Fom
Albert W. Hunter
Forrest W. Brown
8. A. Snyder
Second Ward
John A Fairtman
Repub- Mean City
Robert D. Gyger
Third Ward
Thomas J. Box
County Republican Primary Election Notice 1902 Indiana
By direction of the Central Committee of Lawrence County Indiana a county wide Republican primary selects candidates for Judge Prosecuting Attorney and county officers for the 10th Judicial Circuit. Elections held at township polling places Saturday February 15 1902 from 11 am to 8 pm under the March 11 1901 Indiana law. Isaac H Crim chairman L C R C E B Stephenson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Committee
Lawrence County
Indiana
10Th Judicial Circuit
Isaac H. Crim
Lawrence Circuit Court
Mary &. Skerd
Sarah Stipp
Bedford
Shawswick Township
Bedford City Republicans Primary Election Notice 1902
City of Bedford Indiana calls a Republican primary to select candidates for city offices. Voting occurs in each ward on Saturday February 8, 1902, from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. under Indiana law approved March 11, 1901. George W. McDaniel chairs, Fred B. Oris secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Committee
Bedford
Indiana
Heart Disease Death in South Street Mrs Fish
Mrs Amos Fish of South Street died suddenly Tuesday night from heart failure believed to stem from indigestion. She was about sixty four, funeral Thursday at First Baptist with burial at Crawford Graveyard. Also notes a Silver Medal Contest by the W C T U and a political letter from South Bend Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Fish
South & Street
F. E. Stipp
Endorsement and labor tensions color Congress tariffs
Ex President Cleveland writes to a York Pennsylvania manufacturer endorsing President Roosevelt on Cuba tariff concessions. The Manila post appropriation shifts to a shelter for American troops while partisan debate rises. Sugar interests press against Cuba reciprocity as beet sugar groups push for no tariff changes. Washington ind. Jan 22 shop yard strike prep. Clinton and Crawfordsville reports of old coin finds and a starving Austrian woman case unfold. Indiana news and party leadership in Indianapolis detail township trustee dynamics and Goodrich re election as state Republican chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Ways and Means Committee
Washington
Cuba
Crawfordsville
Ind
Clinton
John Mollie
Joan Mollie
Indianapolis, Ltd
Indiana Township Trustee Association
State House
Hendrick
Indianapolis
Republican State Committee
James P. Goodrich
Winchester
Warren Bigler
Wabash
Chas. S. Haas
Tichenor
Princeton
William H. Whitaker
Bigler
Haas
Whitaker
Goodrich
George W. Self
Corydon
H. W. Bennett
City Council approves school site offer and street asks
The City Council accepted a School Board communication offering 156 feet 10 inches in Albertson and Burton's Addition at 85 per foot, noting future school needs and scarce suitable sites. They also favorably considered a walk on North J from 9th to 7th and 9th from J east to I, with the City Engineer ordered to set grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albertson & Burton
No Democrats Allowed Primary Rules From 1901 Law
A Republican county and city committee announces a primary election under the 1901 law. It outlines voter qualifications, challenges, and affidavits, plus penalties for illegal voting, voting in a wrong precinct, repeat voting, false affidavits, officer neglect, selling votes, and the requirement for candidates to file expense statements within ten days after the primary or convention.
Death and church notes in Bedford area
Community notices report Rev. Harry Accam delivering a sermon at New Union Sunday service, visits by locals, a baptism, and a funeral. William Adams died near Indian Springs on Monday January 13 with burial at New Union on January 15 conducted by Rev. John Williams, followed by condolences from neighbors and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Accam
Bedford
New Union
John Giles
Springville
Martha Jackson
John Jones
Avoca
Susan Pace
Flora Knight
Clona Quackenbush
Trippleton
Loda George
Felix Fish
Pleasant Run
Jesse Knight
Logan
Flora
Kirkman
William Adams
Indian Springs
John Williams
Local Social Notes From Fayetteville and Nearby
Fayetteville residents share weekend visits and small gatherings. G C Davis and Elbridge Gackey plan a residence for Gackey. Lula Adamson of Bedford visited her grandmother. Dana Boyd and Newton Sears families hosted and traveled for visits. Miss Ruby Jackson and Miss Minnie McClellan visited relatives. Rumor of an oyster supper at the town hall in early February. Mrs Ellen Stafford visiting her parents in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.C. Davis
Elbridge Gackey
Lula Adamson
Bedford
RB. Smith
Dana Boyd
Daniel Jones
Frank Jones
Limestone
Cora
Winnie Kern
Coxton
W. A. Sears
Newton Sears
Ruby Jackson
Trippleton
EK. A. Kern
Bloomington
Nannie Shockley
Charles Adamson
County Republican Central Committee endorses primary election
The County Republican Central Committee met at the courthouse and adopted the Mass Convention resolution favoring a primary under the new law to select a county ticket. The primary date is February 15. A polling place will be provided in each precinct. There are 28 precincts, nine in Shawswick township. The committee authorized the chairman to assess candidates for primary expenses and to appoint a vice chairman and a treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Republican Central Committee
Crim
Stephenson
Mass
Shawswick
County Central Committee
Trinity Box Supper and Local Notices in Pinhook
Parish notes report a Friday box supper at Pinhook with a good time. Local trades include Ulysses Batman selling two hogs to Ed Bowman for about 33 dollars, and Ralph Whitted buying Henry Mills’ farm with Steve Rogers family visiting Bedford. Mentions of sermons by Rev. Smith, upcoming lectures by S B Lowe, and weekly prayer meetings led by Charley Thomas. Funeral of Conductor Hiner Wicker attended, Railway Train Men assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulysses Batman
Ed Bowman
Wm. Campbell
Hd Rogers
Henry Mills
Duncan and Hawkins
Johnson and Weaver
Bedford
Beasley
Buddha
Geo. Cooper
Joan Hawkins
Rev. Smith
Smith
Bryantsville
League
S. B. Lowe
Europe
Holy Land
J. P. Morrow
Heltonville
Jas. Dodd
John Woody
Mort Pender
Dale Crawford
Ralph Whitted
Ed Rogers
Charley Thomas
Hoop Pole
Hiner Wicker
I Hyde
Pinhook Community Notices and Local Events
Friday night visitors and weekend travel dominate the village notes. A fence project at the cemetery earns praise for the committee, while weddings and engagements appear among varied social updates. Local trips to Bedford Cedar Ridge Tunnelton and Redford are listed with family and friends visiting and returning home.
Ray Marie L. Ray obituary in Bedford Mississippi
Fell asleep in Jesus at her home on December 26, 1901 in Bedford Mississippi Marie L Ray aged 21 died of consumption Her body was laid to rest at Fairland Indiana beside her mother and sister She leaves a father a sister and three brothers who mourn yet have hope in an eternal home Her life was marked by unselfish duty and maternal care after her mother’s death, with strong character and household devotion lasting until her death
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Bedford
Marie L. Ray
Fairland
Ind
Christian Church
Leesville
Will R Newkirk
Willie
Remembering a Loved Sister in Quiet Mourning
The family mourns, remembering a sister whose daily help and counsel shaped their lives. Her loss is deeply felt by her brother and sisters as they face the quiet sorrow of parting. Her day is spent no more, yet in peaceful sleep her memory remains sacred to them.
Ed Stewart and local happenings at Stonington
Edith Stewart daughter of John L Stewart appears in a crowded missive of local events. Mentions John Bleucher as an early fisherman, Md Riley visiting John W Knight for supper, several new buildings under way at Stonington including a stone mill, and various town notes with snippets about people traveling to Tunnelton, smallpox rumors, and early political activity as candidates emerge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Stewart
John L Stewart
Scarlet
John Bleucher
MD Riley
John W. Knight
John
Stonington
Jesse Peters
Ephraim Edwards
Tunnelton
James McIntire
Tunnel
Ote MelIntire
A. L. Freed
Paoli
Sunday Social and Church News in West Neighborhood
William Todd and Miss Leona Mark visited John Dodd's family on Sunday. Rev W F Russell of Gosport has led a successful two week meeting at De Pauw M E Church adding seven members, with plans for regular preaching. Boys chopped wood for the De Pauw church while other boys stayed home except a few. Mrs Martha Whitted suffers muscular rheumatism. Horatio Foster of Bedford and family visited relatives over Sunday. Jesse Mitchell of Shanswick bought calves from Mack Dodds. Aylette Witten, farmer near Erie, was in town Wednesday. Ben F Kindred and family visited near Clear Spring. Uncle Samuel Pavey’s health is failing and he is very feeble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Todd
Leona Mark
West
John Dodd
W. F. Russell
Gosport
de Pauw M
Heltonville
de Pauw
Martha Whitted
Horatio Foster
Bedford
Jesse Mitchell
Shanswick
Mack Dodds
Aylette Whitted
Erie
Ben F. Kindred
James Wray
Clear Spring
Samuel Pavey
Bedford News Notes and Social Gleanings
Mrs J S Jones of Bedford visited relatives from Wednesday to Saturday. Mr R B Allen Noble Malott made a business trip to Bedford Wednesday. John Allen the Rivervale tele night. Ollie Lytton, traveling, visited Nina Route at Buddha Wednesday and Thursday. Box supper attended at Pinhook Friday. Joe Brooking had been in Kentucky and returned. Rhoda Dixon of Ft Ritner visited Miss Clara Stapp. M F Brown attended Leesville school institute. Mrs Wm Speer very ill. Omer quietly married Sunday at Ft Ritner by Elder Elisha Lee. Many friends wish happiness. Will R Newkirk died Jan 6 1902 aged 26. buried Leesville cemetery with faith in resurrection. He leaves parents and many relatives. sorrow tempered by hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. G. Boyd
Tunnelton
Burt McKinley
Jackson Co
John W. Mathis
Shilo
Francis M. Dixon
Busha Lees
Standard Oil Man
Bedford
Kate Williams
Disney
Carra Boyles
Richard Brite
Buddha
Elisha Simpson
Bid Hrisha Lee
Omer L. Mahoney
Alphia Gool
Miss Gool
John R. Gool
Ft. Ritner
Mr. Mahony
Dennis Mahoney
Tennelton
Werry Flinn
Ray McKinney
Dr Creek
Andrew Holmes
Edward
Missouri
D. M. Brown
Church of Christ
Wm. Speer
Wm. C. Carr
Greasy Creek
T. R. Huffines
Works
Plummer Bros
Sherman Holmes
Thomas Richards
Wm. Sims
Vermilya
Heighton Hill
Freeland Trueblood
Mattie
Morton Elliot
Arthur
Bessie Dorsey
Kossuth
Washington Co
Cary Fleetwood
Freetown
California
Marshall Goenard
Nancy McHargue
Anna Woolery
Medora
Brownstown
Ambrose Crawford
Thomas Root
Cedar Ridge
R. N. Dixon
Nancy
Della Brooking
Stella Carter
Trinity
Mansel Guthrie
James Dodson
Emma Beavers
Craggie Norman
Institute
John Dixon
T. L. Crawford
Dora Allen
Seymour
R. A. Myers
John Allen
Joseph Crawford
Brooking
Frank
Cyrus Mills
Henry Mills
J. McBride
Lota Guthrie
Pinhook School -House
W O. Mitchell
Cyrus Allen
W. , Ingle
R. Brooking
J. A. Brooking
Kentucky
Noble Reynolds
Sand City
Redford
S.O Fountain
Ead
Homer Brooking
Jones
R. B. Allen Noble Malott
Rivervale
Ollie Lytton
Nina
Our Village
Wil Aldridge
Julius Mayer
M. F. Brown
Henry Brown
Hutchiens
Princife
Bono
Satur- Mahomey
Alpha Gould
Fragmentary land description from Lawrence county notice
On the premises in a dian Creek township off sale the following described in Lawrence county. A part of the northwest quarter of the northwest quarter section 2 town 4 north range 2 west described as follows Beginning at the northwest corner of the northwest quarter of the section thence south 160 rods thence west 56 rods thence north 102 rods thence east 16 rods thence north 58 rods thence west along the line dividing sections 2 and 39 40 rods to the place of beginning containing 50 acres more or less.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence County
State of
Indiana
Towi
Towit
Ohio and Mississippi
Louisville
Newgate
Adransport and Louieibe Bennety Cage, and
Anaisville Railway
Stone
Eas
Ina Dian Creek
Lawrence Coun
Forthwest
Quater
Secion
Said
Southern Indiana Railway Company
Crooked Creek
James G. Ferguson
Daniel W. Williams
Lixke L. Adamson
Bedford
Fee
Minor F. Pate
District Court of the United States
Ord
District Court of Indiana
Bedford Candy Company
Bankrpls
Erastus R. Dobbins
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THE
Bedford Mail
Thomas J. Brooks
Red B. Otis
Otis & Brooks,proprietors
Simpson B. Lowe
John H. Edwards
Morris T. Witeman
Homer West
Sherman L. Keach
John M. Gainey
ED. O. Irey
Lawrence
James F. Smith
Sherif
Lawrences County
Amos W. Scoggan
For Commissioner Ltd. District
John Mead
Anselm Wood
George W. Bulmes
Marsal
sRepublican
Erinary
Lucien E. Payne
James M. Myersandidate
Ulity
Seijen
ED. Massey
Frank M. Russell
James L. Dillman
J. Hickson Smith
Oliver M. Cosner
Alayer
City of
Publican
Lew Berguson
John L. Tilford
William M. Denniston
William Bahr
Lee Potthr
Bn Cit
George M. Dodd
Thing
Republian
Charles Graham, Jr
Mr. Graham
George W. McDaniel
City Rep
C. C
Fred B. Oris
Amos
Fish
Durbin
Republican Party of
South Bend Times
Second District
Robert W. Miers
Mr. Miers
Greene and
Sullivan
Martin County
Daviess
Knox
Halls of Congress
Cyrus B. Davis
Boomfield News
Telegraphic News
Cleveland
York, Pa
Roosevelt
Manila
Washington, Ind
Baltimore and Ohio
Pinkerton’s
America
Emmanuel Sears
West 13Th Street
C. L. Baker
N Streets
Fred Smith
South H Street
Bedford Coal & Mining Co
Frank Drehobel
W. M. Denniston
Bourbon Copper & Brass Works
Sup- Cyrus Blackbur
Cember
Bedford Steam Stone Works
Furst-Kerber Stone
Davis & Archer
W. W
W.W
Wes Hoppingarner
John Johnson
John Jamison
Mell Clark
Henry Payne
Ernest Blackburn
Oscar Lkerd
Bedford Light
Heat & Power Pilas
Bedford Quarries Co
Lee Potter
Chicago
Mathes
James Sears
Wawe Bedford Light
City Hall
O. M. Lemon
RB. B. Malott
J. W. Erwin
Bedford Light,Heat & Power Co
F. McKnight
Foote
Highland
Joseph H. Bailey
West 8Th Street
Stalker
Carl Furst
Simpson
Charles Lanz
M Street
Bet
Miers
Congress
Philippines
Second
U. S
Far East
Worthington Times
Fayetteville
Ellen Stafford
Mrs
Richard Fisher
New County Republican Central Committee
Fort Ritner
Weddleville
Zelma
Andrew
Brinegar
Robert N. Anderson
Ccurt
John M. Johnson
Brooks & Brooks
Henrietta Tannehill
Campos
William
Consalus
Boone Leonard
Tion
Otioce
Samuel McKnight
Lane
Elza Johnson
Joseph Gardner
Edward D. Baker
Bedford Portland Cement Company
A. D
Pence County
Thomas M. Adamson
Crooke & Crooke
Atys
County of
Trustee
Townnship Fund
Teper
W. L, Kern
Trus
Visory E
Road Fund
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