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Newspaper

Bedford Weekly Mail

Location

Bedford, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1912

Page

10

Monon Freight Wreck Due To Open Switch in Bloomington Yard

An open switch caused a noon freight wreck in Bloomington involving the Monon line. Twelve cars were demolished and the track blocked for hours. The extra south engine, a new Monon locomotive, was speeding when cars jumped the track. Yard engine on a side track was lightly damaged and Ira Sears of Lafayette, the engineer, was slightly injured. Estimated damage at fifteen thousand dollars. track clearance expected by six o'clock.

Bloomington Extra South Monon Ira Sears Lafayette Extra

Abandonment Alleged in Miller Divorce Suit

Sarah E. Miller seeks an absolute divorce from William E. Miller in Lawrence circuit court alleging marriage on May 30 1908 and separation December 2 1909 with abandonment and two years of no support. No children were born. she requests restoration of maiden name Sarah E. Corbin.

Sarah IE. Miller Boruff & Boruff Lawrence William E. Miller Sarah FE. Corbin

Popular Young Couple Married at Rev Sands Home

Oliver Wagner and Evaline Evans both of this county were wed Wednesday September 11 at the home of Rev C C Sands in Oolitic. A large gathering witnessed the ceremony with the pastor's study decorated in golden red. A generous wedding supper followed at the bride’s parents home Mr and Mrs W E Evans. The couple will reside in Bedford.

Oliver Wagner Evaline Evans C. C. Sands Oolitic W. E. Evans

Boy Before Judge Shea Charged With Petit Larceny

Wilbur Baes nine year old resident of the north part of the city faced Judge Shea on the juvenile docket charged with petit larceny. He was allowed to return home with his mother under advisement after admitting to taking some knives from the Kessler Five and Ten cent store several days earlier.

Wilbur Baes Shea Friday Kessler

Ready to Remove Poles on Public Square

The Bedford Light Heat and Power company completed relaying lines from the alley and the north side poles of the public square are ready to be chopped down. All poles will be removed as fast as possible though it will take time. New cluster light wiring is underground and business house lines will enter from the rear.

Bedford Light, Heat and Power Company

Man Severe Cut At Reed Mill In Wire Accident

Daniel Chastain suffered a scalp wound and lip cut when struck by a heavy wire cable at Reed mill in Qolitic Friday afternoon. He was taken to his West 8th Street home where he will be confined for several days.

Daniel Chastain Qolitic West 8Th Street

Western Governor Wiram Johnson Supports Taft Sides with Integrity

Wiram Johnson, governor of California, criticizes the idea of the president as the most humiliating figure in American history. He argues Taft remains a legitimate leader, noting the president has not violated or suspended law, nor hidden deals with supposed wrongdoers.

Wiram Johnson California United States Taft The New York World White House Wail Street

Twenty third United States Infantry Marches Southward

The Twenty-third United States Infantry under Colonel Edwin F. Glenn will march from Ft. Benjamin Harrison on Sept 21 through Indianapolis to French Lick Springs with 21 camps along the route. The unit will camp Oct 1 to 13 in Lost River valley and return by Oct 24, weather permitting, with a band and holiday welcomes planned in Bloomington and other towns.

Twenty-third United States Infantry Edwin F. Glenn Indiana Ft. Benjamin Harrison Indianapolis French Lick Springs Glenn Bloomington Twenty-third Regiment Indiana Soldiers and Sailors Monument Garfield Park Police Department Thomas Taggart Lost River Valley Miles Paoli Livonia Salem Wallonia Seymour Walesboro Columbus Edinburg Franklin Ft. Benj. Harrison War Department Indianapolis News

General Miles Attacks Roosevelt as Fraud and Despot

General Nelson A. Miles denounces Theodore Roosevelt as a fraud and threat to republics, accusing him of demagoguery, creeping dictatorship, and ties to trusts. The retired U S Army figure condemns Roosevelt’s record, motives, and influence on democracy and liberty.

Nelson A. Miles Roosevelt Miles Napoleons Cromwell Robespierre Diaz Theodore Roosevelt Progressive Party United States

Old Friends Celebrate Mrs Peake's Eighty Second Birthday

Fourteen of Mrs Julia Peake's old friends gathered at Mrs J F Hamer's home for an all day 82nd birthday party. The event featured old fashioned dining and reminiscences, with flowers and four generations represented by relatives Homer West Louis ville Aeria Armstrong Bloomington James Peak and Homer Marcea Hunter.

Ayne Layne Julia Peake Caroline Parks Sue Parks Susan Houston Daggy Lucian Payne Brock Mary Salmon Cynthia Fisher Homer Marcea Hunter Homer West Peake Ruth West

Roosevelt as Republican candidate at Chicago convention

The Bloomington Star notes Roosevelt entered the Republican national convention at Chicago last July but was defeated by Taft. If Roosevelt had been chosen, he would have run on the same Taft platform now in place.

Roosevelt Chicago Taft Bloomington

Wholesale Liquor Case Up Again in Court

The State of Indiana nexrel Edward James v. Commissioners case, filed to compel a court record on the relatrix's wholesale license application, occupied Friday sessions in city court and previously in Lawrence circuit court where rulings have been adverse. Judge Shea took the matter under advisement.

State of Indiana James Shea

Mooserette Named for Wife of Bull Mooser

Fragmentary notes mention Mooserette as a suggested name for the wife of a Bull Mooser. The text hints at bootleg whiskey activity declining with cold weather and hints at students arriving with suitcases.

Mrs Walter Norris Injured In Runaway On Lincoln Ave

Mrs Walter Norris suffered painful injuries when a frightened horse ran two blocks on Lincoln Avenue overturning the buggy. Her fingers were crushed and her wrist badly wrenched, while she and two companions escaped further harm in the incident.

Walter Norris Lincoln Avenue Norris

Hung Jury in Oscar Horker Chicken Theft Case

The jury in the Oscar Horker case from Silverville failed to reach a verdict in the circuit court. Eleven jurors favored acquittal while one favored conviction after about twenty four hours of deliberation. Judge Shea noted the deadlock at 2 o clock Friday afternoon.

Oscar Hornocker Silverville Shea

Bomb scare at Brown Hotel in French Lick alarmed residents

An explosion near the Brown Hotel in French Lick late Wednesday night shattered basement windows and alarmed residents. Investigators think a powder charge or small bomb caused the blast, but no serious damage or injuries occurred, leading some to suspect a practical joke or scare tactic aimed at hotel occupants.

French Lick

Funeral Salute At Bloomington For Killed Soldier

Ralph Bush, a member of Company H, was laid to rest in Bloomington after being killed Tuesday in a non freight incident. A fire squad fired a salute at Rose Hill following the service held at his father's home.

Ralph”. Bush Bloomington Myers Bush Company H Rose Hill

Viola Edwards Visits Relatives in Franklin

Mrs. Viola Edwards has gone to Franklin to visit relatives, leaving home conditions unchanged as she travels to the city to see family members.

Viola. Edwards Franklin

Notary Seal Obsolete for Bedford Pensioners

Bedford pensioners will receive vouchers and checks directly from the Washington department after January 1 as Congress abolishes eighteen pension agencies. The change ends the need for notary public execution of vouchers, ending a hardship for elderly claimants and reducing red tape. Checks for August were delayed by legislative gridlock before agencies were kept open for a time.

Bedford Department Washington Congress United States Indianapolis House Senate

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Col Lege Town Sarah E. Miller William Miller Sands Judge Shea Fdny Rugk Great Bedford Stone District Brown County Lost River Country Camps Miles Waverly Martinsville Gosport Harrodsburg Mitchell Philippines Daily Companion Tures J. F Hamer William Daggy Ida Salmon Yen Lincoln Ave Oscar Horn Ocker Circuit Court
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