Ed Turner Charged With Bribery Conspiracy Details Emerge
A report alleges Ed Turner conspired with Lem Stout and Jim Lynch to offer payment for a witness to testify against Turner in a past assault case. Prose cutor Burns faced alleged pressure and attempts to influence testimony. Turner denied involvement, served thirty days in jail and paid a $100 fine, while others denied knowledge of any bribe plan.
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Ed Turner
Jim Lynch
Turner
Lem Stout
Burns
de Lynch
Stout
Lem
Lavseh
Mack & Sons
Legi
Mack
Public Sale Near Pone To On Sept 25 1905
Public outcry at the seller's residence two miles south and half mile west of Pone To on Friday September 25 1905 offers three head of horses two draft and one buggy horse one Jersey cow and calf fresh four weeks ago one early spring calf two brood sows one Chester White one Poland China thoroughbreds with six pigs four weeks old also one Chester White male hog eleven months old eligible to register four females eligible to register one two horse wagon bogey one Avery cultivator Thomas harrow one Aughe breaking plow 14 stands of bees four dozen chickens one set double work harness iron kettle grindstone and other smaller articles. Wrank Niaz.
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Poneto
Poland
Avery
Thomas Harrow
Death of Two Infants in Local Families
Two infant deaths are reported. Daniel Clayton Bichhorn, six months, son of Charles Bichhorn, died September 16 near Murray and was buried at St Pauls church after a Friday funeral. The five week old infant of Prof G B Welling died Thursday and was buried Friday in Fairview. the baby had been ill since Wednesday night.
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Daniel Clayton Bichhorn
Charles Hivhhorn
Murray
St. Pauls Church
G. B. Welling
Fairview
Working Overtime. Night hour laws ignored by tireless workers
Dr King s New Life Pils promises relief for indigestion biliousness constipation and stomach liver and bowel troubles. The ad claims millions are at work night and day to cure these ailments with an easy pleasant safe and sure remedy offered at Chas. Q Dean s drug store for 250.
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Dr. King
New Life
Dean's Drug Store
Divorce Granted to Mrs France in Abandonment Case
Huntington judge heard the divorce suit of Charles M. France against Louisa France Wednesday morning. The couple lived together only a few weeks before she left. Mrs France filed a cross complaint seeking her own divorce and alimony. J Fred France represented the plaintiff, GL C DeVoss the defendant. The case was submitted and a divorce with alimony granted to Mrs France by agreement of the parties.
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Branyon
Huntington
Charles M. France
Louisa BR
France
J. Fred. France
Mootington
GL. C. DeVoss
New Oil Field Opened Near Alexandria
An entirely new oil field was revealed two miles west of existing wells near Alexandria after J M Tait drilled a strike for Mortimer Miller. The well produced over one hundred barrels daily and promises more wells in the new field.
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Alexandria
J. M. Tait
Mortimer Miller
Young Miller Leaves Amish Home to Seek Education
Suzen Miller, a fifteen year old Amish boy from Clinton Township Elkhart County, deserts his family to seek broader learning. He bought a return ticket to Elkhart, left with seventy five cents, and was later found working at a local mill. He demands access to public schools and literature beyond the Bible, seeks to gain fifty cents monthly for personal expenses, and promises to inform his mother by Monday of his decision.
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Suzen Miller
Clinton Township
Elkhart County
Miller
Irs
Barbara Miller
Likhart
Teo
Standard Bate
Elkhart
Miller Les
Ghia
Oahu
Dabor
Wanted stenographers urged by Huntington University ad
The Huntington Business University in Huntington Indiana promotes stenography careers with high salaries and rapid promotion. It claims to fill more stenographer jobs than any state school, offers low costs for board room tuition and books, and invites inquiries to president O S Hawkins for details. A tobacco verse mention and a Bible reference appear as a tangent note.
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Huntington Business University
Huntington
Ind
O. S. Hawkins
Business University
Money Used in Portland Railroad Subsidy Fight
The Portland Commercial Review reports rumors claim money was used to pass the railroad subsidy election. It cites a total of about 2500 dollars funneled to a prominent organizer, with suspicions one participant kept around 1500 dollars for personal gain. The article hints at further sensational details to come.
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The
Portland Commercial Review
Portland
Mrs Miller Dead in Pennsburg Home
Mrs. Adam Miller of Pennsburg died Friday at 2 15 PM at Rev H A Welker's home after two months of paralysis. She was eighty two and bedfast since her last stroke. She was the grandmother of Mrs Welker and had long resided with Mr Walker's household.
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Adam Miller
Pennsburg
Pennsylvania
H. A. Welker
Miller
Twelfth Annual State Charity Conference in Fort Wayne
The twelfth annual meeting of the State Conference of Charities and Correction occurs in Fort Wayne September 28 25. The railroads offer a special half rate, so many people are expected to attend. Carrie Nation will speak in front of the Brandstand.
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State Conference of Charities and Correction
Fort Wayne
Carrie Nation
Sta d
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Atlanta
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Chaimberlain
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Young Miller
W.L. Douglas
Incorporated Capital
Indiana Medical and Surgical Institute
W. Wayne St
Ft. Wayne, Ind
D. W. Tucker
American Association of Medical and Surgical Specialists
United States
Hotus Bliss
Tucker
Indiana
Ludinna
Lin
Medical and Surgical Institute
J. W. Younge
Mer
Ft. Wayne
State Charities Meeting
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