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Bedford Weekly Mail

Location

Bedford, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1912

Page

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Young mill worker Louis Lundy crushed by falling stones

Louis Lundy a well known young man at the Shea and Donnelly mill was instantly killed when three large blocks toppled and crushed him in a narrow passway. Oscar Allen narrowly escaped. the mill closed after the accident and Lundy’s funeral arrangements will be set for Saturday.

Louis Lundy Traveler Hooker Shea & Acly Oscar Allen Will Lundy Allen Hamer & Day Erin Fiogker Allen James Drehoble Bernard Shea & Donnelly

Frost Lays Heaviest Layer Across Bedford Area

A sharp Wednesday night temperature drop left a thin frost covering several sections by Thursday morning. Under the Bedford Musical Club, vocalist David Bism will perform on Wednesday, October 30, with many Bloomington musicians attending.

Bedford David Bisam Otk Bloomington Bloomington World

Morin Pays UA in Damages Over McDoel Boiler Explosion

The Monon railroad paid $5,000 in damages after the McDoel locomotive boiler explosion that killed engineer Weaver Hillerman. Widow and administratrix of the estate receives $4,000. Hillerman died when his engine boiler blew up near Bloomington. Fireman Orville Clay survived the incident.

The Monon McePoel Weaver Hillerman Orville Clay

Torch Light Procession Hails Ex Governor Hanly in Mitchell

Thousands cheered Ex-Governor Frank Hanly as his Wednesday night speech drew the largest political gathering in Mitchell for years. A five hundred torch procession stretched for blocks and packed the town hall with many left outside. Hanly delivered a forceful campaign address to an overflowing crowd.

Frank Hanly Mitchell

Funeral service for John Q Castella Friday

John Q Castella aged 57 died at his home after a year long illness. Survived by his wife and three children William, Mrs. Lee Browning, and Mrs. Claude Guthrie. Funeral Friday at 1 PM from his home under I. O. Co. F. Rev. Cal Bair to conduct. Burial at Green Till.

John Q. Castella Castella William Castella Lee Browning Claude Guthrie Cal Bair Green Till

Bass fishing peak and railroad boiler blame in fall report

Experts say black bass fishing is unusually good this fall in the region. A man died after weeks of illness and returned to work. A railroad compromise of $1,000 is mentioned. State boiler inspectors and officials blamed the railroad for a defective boiler after an inspection.

Taft praised by railroad brotherhood in editorial note

An unsigned editorial extols President Taft praising his humanitarian laws and labor protections. It cites eight hour law amendments federal mining bureau and Panama Canal wage justice as proof of progress and notes Taft’s honorary membership in the brotherhood. Mr and Mrs Merle McClellan and daughter moved to rooms in the Tirey Bowman house East 18th street.

Taft Children’s Bureau Federal Bureau of Mining Brotherhood Panama Canal Merle McClellan Tirey Bowman East 18Th Street

Democratic policy harms American workers says Wilson allies

The piece accuses Prof. Wilson and his supporters of promoting German and foreign goods to persuade voters to end tariffs. It argues that eliminating duties would close American mills, cost jobs, and flood markets with cheaper imports from Germany Britain and elsewhere. It also cites a New York chamber of horrors exhibit as proof that wages and living standards depend on protecting American industry. Mrs J H Launis has returned from Indianapolis.

Wilson United States Russia Argentina Wilson Party Chamber of Horrors New York St. Louis Globe Democrat

Dedford Sees Record Building Boom This Year

A city resident says about three hundred dwellings were built this year, the strongest housing expansion in the region. The boom includes fine modern homes and significant commercial projects like Pitman garage, Scherschel building, and the Daily Mail Building with several business enlargements.

Pitman Scherschel Daily Mail

Burrows to Speak in Local Republican Event

Hon Julius C Burrows of Michigan a former Senate Republican leader will speak at the Stone City Opera House on Monday October 28 1912. Local residents recall his stirring speeches at Springville 30 years ago and the crowd noise from a brass cannon.

Julius C. Burrows Michigan Burrows United States Senate West Mr. Burrows Short’s Grove Springville Bloomington Jim Hughes Frank Stannard Stone City Ocober

Honoring Mrs Richard Moore Emily Houston Hosts Autumn Bridge Luncheon

Miss Emily Houston gave a formal bridge luncheon at her West 15th street home in fall colors of yellow and green. Her guest of honor was Mrs Richard Moore of Ridgeway Pa. The four tables featured marigold centerpieces pumpkin pin favors hand painted pumpkin place cards and a menu including fruit cocktail bisque wafers chicken a la king peas timbales and stuffed potatoes.

Emily Houston West 15Th Street Richard Moore Ridgeway

Democrats chase third party ticket in county race

Mitchell Commercial accuses Bedford Democrat of courting the Progressives to thwart a Republican ticket. It says the Democrat backs a third party plan to help Democrats win and to undermine GOP strength, driven by internal party power plays and self interest.

Lawrence County Democrat Democratic County General Committee Mitchell Commercial

W. R. C. to hold meeting October 25 at 2 o'clock

The W R C will hold a meeting Friday October 25 at 2 o'clock for inspection. A social hour follows for inspector Mrs. Nora Hartley. Every member urged to be present. By order President.

Nora Hartley

Dessert and prizes at charity event with notable guests

In a luncheon segment Mrs. Charles Fletcher won top honors scoring highest in a contest and receiving an ivory chain. Mrs. Moore received a pink onyx drinking item as guest prize amid a spread including Button Biscuits Waldorff salad and angel food cake with coffee.

Charles Fletcher Moore

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