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Newspaper
Bedford Weekly Mail
Location
Bedford, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1908
Page
2
Indiana Republicans Attack Bryan and Endorse Roosevelt
The Republican state committee released a six page pamphlet titled By Their Fruits We Shall Know Them. It contrasts William Jennings Bryan with Theodore Roosevelt, praising Roosevelt on money, trusts, tariffs, and Philippines policy while accusing Bryan of free silver plans, anti trust stance, and failure to defend American interests. It notes Roosevelt’s willingness to seek renomination and states that many Democrats supported Roosevelt previously and will back Taft and Sherman this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican State Committee
Indiana
W. J. Bryan
Bryan
Roosevelt
Republican Party
Theodore Roosevelt
Committee
Taft
Sherman
County Institute Supt Cotton Outlines Education Plans
County Superintendent Ralph N Tirey announces the Lawrence county institute will be held at Mitchell the week of August 24 State Superintendent Fassett A Cotton argues incompetency in teachers is a crime against childhood and slates that well prepared teachers bring true satisfaction He stresses waste in the classroom and the teacher as a key to future success in Indiana education plans depend on the County Superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph N. Tirey
Lawrence County Institute
Mitchell
Fassett A. Cotton
Cotton
Indiana
Defers July Interest by Chicago Southern at Terre Haute
The Chicago Southern division of the Southern Indiana defers the July 1 interest on 4.4 million dollars of first mortgage bonds. A circular cites pending exchange of 710 thousand dollars in collateral gold notes and plans to arrange funds to buy coupons for sellers. Six month wait is needed before action. payroll behind slightly. passenger service postponed. freight mainly coal to Chicago with 50 to 60 cars daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Ind
Chicago Southern Road
Chicago
Southern
Indiana
Walsh
Southern Indiana
Chicago & Eastern Illinois
Hitchcock Heads Republican National Committee Nomination Drive
Frank H Hitchcock former First Assistant Postmaster General and Taft campaign manager was unanimously chosen chairman of the Republican National Committee. George Sheldon of New York elected treasurer. Arthur L Vorys named to run Ohio campaign with Cincinnati as state headquarters. The executive committee also aligned officer positions and met at Taft's private office amid remarks on the picturesque setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs
Frank H.hitchcock
W. H. Taft
Republican Party
Republican Naional Committee
Judge Taft
National Republican Committee
George Sheldon
New York
Arthur L. Vorys
Republican National Committee
Bliss
Sheldon
National Committee
Executive Committee
Taft
Mrs Elise Peark Luedtke Dies After Illness Near Cortland
Mrs Elise Peark Luedtke wife of Gus Luedtke died this morning at her home two miles northeast of Cortland from blood poisoning after a long illness. Born December 11 in Hamilton township she lived there most of her life before moving to her husband in 1905. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 1 pm at the residence and 2:50 pm at Centralian church with Rev Harrivson presiding. Burial will be at Riverview cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elise Peark Luedtke
Gus Luedtke
Cortland
Luedtke
Hamilton Township
Mr. Luedtke
Centralian Church
Harrivson
Riverview Cemetery
Seymour Democrat
Husband Missing After Disappearance From South Side Restaurant
Ed Colglazier recently bought the Dorsey restaurant and left Bedford Friday night after handing the business to W. D. Williams and Hugh C. Whiting, who say they bought it. He has many creditors awaiting news. His wife, distressed, reportedly left Orleans with their young daughter. she returned Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Colglazier
Dorsey
South Side
Colglazier
Orleans
Bedford
W. D. Williams
Hugh C. Whiting
Boards Cut Contractors' Bills On Gravel Roads And Bridge
The Board of County Commissioners reduced Dixon & Hunt’s bill by 845.10 for two Indian Creek township roads due to delays. H C Malott’s bill for the Chase bridge work in Spice Valley township was reduced by 50 based on an engineer’s finding of substandard work. Total deductions from Dixon & Hunt contracts reach 1901.83 as bills for North Woods ferry Bloomington road Pace school house road in Indian Creek and road No 2 Guthrie township were cut. Board adjourned until Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Dixon & Hunt
Indian Creek Township
H.C. Malott
Chase Bridge
Spice Valley Township
James
Thursby
North Woods Ferry
Bloomington
Guthrie Township
Bloomington and
Lawrenceport
Felony Charge Dismissed in Police Court Settlement
The Robbing and Pigman families ended a dispute as the felony charge against Mrs. Sarah Robbins was compromised. The charge of shooting at Oscar Pigman with intent to kill was dismissed, and she pleaded guilty to assault and battery with a $1 fine plus costs. Pigman pleaded guilty to provoke and paid $11 to Mayor Stipp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pigman
Sarah Robbins
Oscar Pigman
Stipp
A College Romance Ends In Arrests At City Court
Mrs. Elizabeth Washburn of Lafayette Indiana pleaded for dismissal of larceny charges against Purdue student Enrique Llamas who is held on $5,000 bail. The magistrate ordered both imprisoned on related statutory charges. Washburn denied cooperating witness role and claimed she paid Llamas tuition and gave him $350 monthly while they lived together in an upper West Side room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Elizabeth Washburn
Lafayette
Ind
Enrique Llamas
Purdue University
Wahle
Llamas
Upper West Side
Elks Begin Dallas Festivities With Grand Lodge Reunion
Elks gather in Dallas July 12 to 19 for the national reunion with $100,000 raised for events. A 40 000 visitor Mexican dinner is planned for July 14. Highlights include a Lake Cliff pyrotechnical display, a 200 voice chorus, and a 20 000 man parade marshal Grand Esquire Sullivan. Addresses by Toner Campbell and Culberson are expected. A grand court of honor costing 20090 will be featured amid colored dome lights. A farm ad seeks fruit and stock land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Tex
Elks
Grand Lodge
Lake Cliff
Mason and Dixon
Grand Esquire Sullivan
Toner
Campbell
United States
Culbertson
Dignitaries attend convention boxes as Roosevelt daughters meet
Lice and Ruth Longworth and Leavitt meet in Denver at the convention. Alice Roosevelt Longworth and Ruth Bryan Leavitt exchange greetings in a brief encounter in the chairman's box as other notable figures arrive. A Socialist nominee for president, confined by counsel, discusses recognition and possible withdrawal from the ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Alice Roosevelt Longworth
Ruth Bryan Leavitt
Walked on Hin Man Pleads Guilty in Assault Case
Pete Julian was arraigned in police court and pleaded guilty to assaulting Sam Nugent after an incident at the closed Dorsey saloon. Nugent testified of being knocked down and stepped on. a witness saw Nugent on the floor under beer cases. Julian paid the fine and a warrant was issued for Nugent for provoking him by calling him a liar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Julian
Sam Nugent
Dorsey
Nugent
Julian
Former U S Senator Burton Joins Democrats in Denver
J Ralph Burton once a Kansas senator and convicted range broker tied to a Missouri grain scheme has joined the Democratic ranks in Denver with the Kansas delegation. He plans to back the Denver convention nominee and believes Bryan will receive the nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
J. Ralph Burton
United States
Kansas
Missouri
Washington
St. Louis
Burton
Bryan
Pittsburgh Mills Resume Full Time After Sudden Prosperity
A Pittsburg dispatch reports 50 000 workers answered the whistle at Carnegie mills and other plants resuming full time. Mining coke districts see thousands return, creating a labor shortage for unskilled workers as foreigners went home. Railroads, pressed for cars, prepare for a fall freight surge as business recovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Carnegie Mills
Carnegie
Prison clerk sentenced for stealing convict made shirts
W F Hough once shipping clerk at Indiana State prison Michigan City was sentenced by Judge J C Rich ter in Laporte circuit court to an indeterminate term of 1 to 14 years for stealing 95 dozen shirts valued at 450 dollars made by convicts. He shipped the goods to confederates in Indianapolis and will begin serving today likely returning to his former job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Hough
Indiana State
Michigan City
J. C. Richter
Laporte
Hough
Indianapolis
Convict Nominated in Carson July Election
M. R. Preston, confined to Nevada state prison for murder with a twenty-five year sentence, has been nominated in Carson. The report notes his crime and current confinement as part of the nomination news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carson
Nev
M. R. Preston
Nevada
NO BEER TEST ATTORNEY-GENERAL IN THE COURT
The case from Frankfort Indiana on testing the legality of the temperance drink Tonica opened today in circuit court. The state seeks to prove Tonica is malt liquor requiring a license. Chemists testified the drink contains alcohol and malt extract, while defense noted its beer like taste without clear malt derivation. Bert John of Colfax is charged with selling Tonica without a license. Prosecutor Robinson leads the state. venue shifted from Mayor to circuit court due to crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Ind
Bingham
Tonica
Indianapolis Brewing Company
Paul
Moore
Robinson
M. A. Bishop
State Laboratory
Indianapolis
Bishop
Keene
Bert John
Colfax
Henry Seifried
Ben Goldsberry
Guenther & Clark
Indiana liquor license report shows stable 1907 figures
A Missouri Indiana report by Mary Stubbs Moore details that Indiana license revenue for county city and town liquor licenses in 1907 held near 1906 levels. County licenses numbered 5,214, with total licenses and revenue around 1.44 million dollars. Marion county led with about 300 thousand in license fees while total countywide taxes exceed 4 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Stubbs Moore
Indiana Bureau of Statistics
Indianapolis
Marion County
Moore
Bureau of Statistics
Indianapolis Brewing Company
Allen County
Berghoff Brewing Company
Ft. Wayne
Clay County
Vigo
Vigo County
Terre Haute
Lake County
Madison County
St. Joseph County
Tippecanoe
William Eads Dies After Long Illness in Monroe County
William Eads, a venerable Monroe county resident, died Saturday at 9 o'clock at his Polk township home. He was 84 and succumbed to a general breakdown due to old age. He leaves three daughters and four sons, all living in the county except a daughter in Bedford. Eads was raised in Monroe county and the funeral was held Sunday at his residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Eads
Polk Township
Monroe County
Bedford
Eads
Taft Aides Rally At Hot Springs For Indiana Troubles
Senator Beveridge and Representatives McKinley Burke arrived at Hot Springs to discuss Indiana party affairs while Taft golfed with Kellogg. Beveridge urged no Indiana crisis endangers the state. Taft planned further talks with McKinley and Burke as Hemenway weighs Indiana prospects and Taft campaign leadership. Samson Orr to see Taft in Washington on pending arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs
Beveridge
Indiana
McKinley
Illinois
Burke
Pennsylvania
Taft
Frank B. Kellogg
Mr. Taft
Hemenway
Watson
Senator Beveridge
Hemenway Orr
Washington, D. C
Washington
Virginia Hot Springs
Monon Milk Train Collision Near Lowell Causes Injuries
A head on collision occurred at 8 40 Monday morning near Lowell when Monon Passenger No 40 northbound known as the milk train met freight No 78 while attempting a siding. Only one passenger, Wright Hinkle of Monon, was injured with a scratched face as both locomotives were wrecked and traffic delayed hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Charles Blackwell
C. O. Martin
James Lucas
James Kahley
Earl Crowder
John Reed
Wright Hinkle
Monon
Lafayette
Rival Romeos Fight Bare Knuckle Duel in Park
In Mahanoy City on July 7 two young men Frank Craspey and George Reber fought with bare fists for nearly half an hour in a baseball park over the same girl. Both were knocked down multiple times. Rebel finally knocked Craspey unconscious for ten minutes. They later shook hands in a pledge of friendship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahanoy City
Baseball Park
Frank Craspey
George Reber
Ant
Rebel
Craspey
Campaign speakers and a Brasilian child’s recovery
Will Hays leads the Republican speakers bureau in Indiana noting no final list of speakers exists and requests are rising from all parts of the state. In Brazil, Indiana a six year old girl sufers facial burns from a firecracker but awakes to find her eyes no longer crossed and doctors puzzled by the sudden improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Hays
Sullivan
Republican State Committee
Indiana
Brazil
Ind
James Sawyer
West Jackson Street
City Council Gets Busy on Water, Wells, and Hospital Plans
City Council met Tuesday with Mayor Stipp presiding. Officers discussed laying a 2 four inch water main from M to P, to serve 22nd street residents and the new hospital site. The iron fence by City Hall will be removed for beautification, and another public well will be drilled near the public square. Building permits were issued for a dwelling on M street, a Fairground storefront, and a Denniston cottage. An ordinance directed remodeling Brightwood into a city hospital with bids opened July 21. Council noted a $30 State Municipal League debt for Bedford and an upcoming Health Officers conference in Indianapolis. City finances showed $161,385 in fines turned over, with Water Works June receipts of $1,335.04 and disbursements of $2,604.57, including $1,400 in unspecified items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stipp
22Nd Street
Washington Avenue
P. Street
M Street
17Th
20Th
New City Hospital
City Hall
Public Square
Elijah D. Embree
Jerry Meridith
John W. Owens
James Hodge
Fairground
W. A. Evans
Denniston
Brightwood
Louis W. Mellette
State Municipal League
Bedford
League
Stephenson
J. N. Hurty
State Board ‘of Health
Indianapolis
Owens
Water Works Committee
Curtis Bruce Dead Rites Held at Lincoln Avenue Home
Curtis Bruce eleven died Thursday at 7 after tuberculosis illness. Funeral at home this evening at 7 led by Rev. Wilson Whitney. Remains to be taken to Owensburg for interment after services. Local note: A. H. Guthrie returned from a visit to Louisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis
Andrew Bruce
Lincoln Avenue
Wilson Whitney
Owensburg
Basket Meeting At New Union Church Event
A basket meeting is planned at New Union on the first Sunday in August. Elder Crawford will conduct a protracted meeting starting Saturday August 1 at 8 o clock and continuing through the week. All are invited especially to attend the basket meeting on Sunday August 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Union
Crawford
Death of Mrs Short at Springville
Sonora J Short wife of Ian Short died Tuesday at 2 o clock from consumption near Springville She was 41 and a Christian church member After a long illness the funeral is set for Wednesday at 10 o clock from Springville Christian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonora J. Short
Ian Short
Springville
Christian Church
Quackenbush seeks divorce in Lawrence Court
Nelbert Quackenbush filed for divorce from Sadie Quackenbush in Lawrence Circuit Court alleging marriage on January 25, 1906 and separation on July 6, 1906 with abandonment charged against the wife. Mellen & Underwood represent the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelbert Quackenbush
Lawrence
Sadie Quackenbush
Mellen & Underwood
Visiting Scout of Enid Man Returns to Roots
Viewing Scenes Of Youth, E. T. Mitchell of Enid Oklahoma visits old friends. Mitchell, a native of Lawrence county born near Breckenridge, left Bedford 28 years ago for Greene county and moved west five years ago. He fought in the Civil War and was an early schoolmate of Col. V. V. Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. T.mitchell
Enid
Oklahoma
Mr. Mitchell
Lawrence County
Breckenridge
Bedford
Greene County
Col. V. V. Williams
Old Settlers Picnic Schedule at Odon Indiana
Old Settlers Picnic planned in Odon Indiana on August 12 14 and 15 events announced with H V Merrill as secretary and Dean N Inman as president organizer duties listed for the gathering on the dates provided.
Notice to Non Residents of Indiana Quiet Title Suit
Lawrence County Indiana Lawrence Circuit Court September Term 1908 governs a case to quiet title on William Shelby estate. Unknown heirs and executors must appear by September first 1908 at Bedford Court House to answer or demur. Clerk Boone Leonard seals the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander & Narris
William Shelby
Indiana
Lawrence
Bedford
Boone Leonard
Notice to Non Residents in Indiana Law Suit
Lawrence County Lawrence Circuit Court September term 1908 quiet title action against non residents Nathaniel Carter William Carter and others. Plaintiffs file complaint with affidavit notifying defendants to appear on September 7 1908 at Bedford Court House to answer or demur Judge Boone Leonard clerk signs seal dated July 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. Pearson
Nathaniel Carter
William Carter
John Spears
Henry W. McDonald
Robert Whitely
Seth Lunsford
Joshua Carter
Nancy Carter
Indiana
Lawrence
Bedford
Lseal Boone Leonard
Notice of License Application in Bedford Indiana Ward
Fred Freeman of Bedford announces his intention to apply to Lawrence county authorities for a one year license to sell spiritous vinous and malt liquors in a specific first floor room of a two story building fronting the Bedford public square during 1908. The request includes permission to sell cigars and tobacco in the same premises owned by Mrs. Dora Reath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hedford
Shawswick Township
Lawrence County
Indiana
Bedford
Board of Commissioners
State of Indiana
Brek
Saidroom
Lot
Dora Reath
Notice to Now Resi TILE STATE OF INDIANA Bedford
Notice from Lawrence Circuit Court in Bedford Indiana to Henry Curtis nonresident, damages suit filed by William OG Kann et al. Attorney Zaring Henley East. Defendant must appear September first term or answer by default. Court seal dated July sixth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tile State OF
Indiana
Lawrence County
Lawrence Circuit Court
September Town
William OG. Kann
Morton F. Brooks
Henry Curtis
Zaring
Henley
East
Lawrence
Halden
Bedford
Ind
Stau
Estate sale sought in Lawrence County court action
Lawrence Circuit Court administrator William E. Clark seeks permission to sell real estate in the estate of Martha Green. John M. Green, a non resident, is named a necessary party. The petition, filed in Bedford, Indiana, is to be heard on the specified date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Indiana
Lawrence County
Lawrence Chrcuit
William E. Clark
Martha Green
John McKeen
James F. Green
Emme D. Green
John M. Green
Circuit Court
Court House
Bedford
Boone Leonarn
Lawrence Circuit Court
Lawrence Circuit Court Notices in Lawrence County
Plaintiffs Swan et al sue for partition of real estate in Indiana. defendants Oberg Swan Emma Swan Catherine Hays and Thomas Hays, nonresidents, must appear September 1908 at Bedford Court House, or the case will proceed. Clerk Boone Leonard signs June 24 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Oberg
Guy E. Swan
Emma Swan
Catherine J. Hays
Thomas A. Hays
Indiana
Guy FE. Swan
Catherine J. Hlays
Leav Boone Leonard
Lawrence Circuit Court
Sheriff’s Sale of Lawrence County Real Estate 1908
Thomas W. Box sheriff offers at public sale the rents and profits of two described parcels in Lawrence County Indiana to satisfy a decree for 3517.85 dollars with interest and costs. If rents fail to meet the decree the fee simple of the property may be sold at the same time and place. Sale date is July 11, 1908 between 10 am and 2 pm at the Bedford courthouse south door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Lawrence County
Indiana
Citizens Loan & Trust Company
Bloomington
Samuel Smallwood
Levi A. Smallwood
Court House
Bedford
Aid
Salt Creek
Said Creek
Thomas W. Box
Notice To W Non-Resi The State of Indiana
Lawrence Circuit Court notice filed September 1908 by Henry P Pearson for plaintiffs James B Atchison Carrie Atchison Mary Doane James Doane et al. seeks partition of real estate against Augustus Solomon James Solomon John Solomon Elmer Solomon Elizabeth Wilson James Wilson John Wetzel Annie Wetzel nonresidents of Indiana. Court to convene first Monday September 1908 at Bedford Indiana. Clerk Boone Leonard seals the document. Atty H P Pearson for plaintiffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Doane
James Doane
Henry P. Pearson
Augustus Solomon
James Solomon
John Solomon
Elmer Solomon
Elizabeth Wilson
James Wilson
John Wetzel
Annie Wetzel
Indiana
Lawrence
Bedford
Demurto
Boone Leonard
H. PF. Pearson
Carmela Rossa and Frank Rossi Divorce Complaint 1908
Plaintiff by attorney Simpson B Lowe files divorce complaint No 6849 in Indiana. Def. Frank Rossi not a resident. Notice to appear by Sept 2 1908 at Bedford in the 1st Monday of September term. Affidavit attached. Clerk Boone Leonard signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simpson B. Lowe
Frank Rossi
State of
Indiana
Term 1908 Mollie Wu Sylvester Complaint for Divorce
The plaintiff Mollie Sylvester Wu by Mellen and Underwood files a divorce complaint against John Sylvester claiming he is not a resident of Indiana. He must appear at the Lawrence Circuit Court in Bedford on the first Monday of September 1968 to answer. Judge Boone Leonard signs and seals the document on June 23, 1908.
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Indiana
Lawrence County
Lawrence
Mollie Sylvester Wu
John Sylvester
Mellen & Underwood
Bedford
StAv
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