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Carlisle News

Location

Carlisle, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1907

Page

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Shelburn Grays Beat Carlisle White Sox 3 to 1

Shelburn Grays defeated Carlisle White Sox with a 3 to 1 score as errors by the Sox in two innings allowed Shelburn to seize the lead. Smith of Shelburn misplayed on a center field attempt while Jackson failed to cover second, contributing to the decisive runs. Shepherd pitched well for Shelburn.

The Shelburn Grays Carlisle White Sox Shelburn White Sox Shielburnu Boys Sox Smith Hicks Jackson Aydelette Perry Cale Shepherd

Fatally Burned man dies after gasoline explosion at Carlisle laundry

John W. Shake, severely burned when a gasoline tank exploded at the Carlisle steam laundry, died about 3 PM Friday following last week’s incident. Funeral held July 19 at Indian Prairie. burial in Indian Prairie cemetery. Shake, 36, married to Mary J. Nichs, left five children, a father, two brothers, and five sisters.

J. W. Shake Carlisle Mr. Shake Shake Indian Prairie Daniel Ryan Carlisle M. E Ryan John W. Shake Thomas Shake Mary McConnell Mary J. Fnochs Spirit Land Methodist Church Bethlehem James Hixson

Butte Copper Mines and Labor Scene Described

AL STARNER writes from Butte describing the city’s vast copper mines, 15,000 tons mined daily, 10,000–15,000 workers, and wages of 4.00 per eight hours. He explains shaft-and-level mining, warm, timbered galleries, frequent deaths, two hospitals, and his own back injury. He notes Butte’s 75,000 population, $1.5 million monthly wages, and last year’s $17 million mine profits, plus a unionized camp and recent teamsters settlement.

Butte Anaconda Great Falls Helena Murray Hospital

Funds Distributed Across Townships and Carlisle

The semi annual apportionment of funds due to towns and townships was completed and turned over to trustees last week. O. J. Steffy of Haddon township received 10299.47 dollars. Geo A Ridgway of the Carlisle school board received 1826.92 dollars. J F Sproatt of Carlisle received 1362.26 dollars.

O. J. Steffy Haddon Township Geo. A. Ridgway Carlisle J. F. Sproatt

Dry town Salem survey finds business prospering without saloons

Ministers interviewed five Salem businessmen report most say finances improved without saloons, with declines in jailings and court costs. Data show fewer open alcohols linked issues. factories run full weeks, and charity costs drop. Citizens note better conduct on Canton and Quarry roads.

Salem Campelisburg Campbellsburg Washington County Circuit Court of Justice of the Peace Washington Township Salew Canton Road Quarry

Farris Gets Boost as Frisco Officials Choose Him

W E Farris formerly BE and T H agent in Carlisle has been chosen by General Superintendent J O Crockett as a representative of the E and T H road. He will join Train Master J O Bell and Auditor F R Austin in a Chicago conference with Rock Island and Frisco officials to draft a new rules set for agents and conductors. W B Biddle, third vice president of the Rock Island and Frisco systems, will preside, forming a thirteen member committee.

Terre Haute W. E. Farris Carlisle W. EE. Farris Frisco J. O Crockett J. O. Bell F. R. Austin Rock Island Chicago BH. & T. Ji. W. B. Biddle, Third Vice President of the Rock Island and Frisco Systems

For Sale Rubber tire baggy and seb single harness

For sale information lists a good rubber tire baggy in first class condition and one seb single harness offered by O. J. Cartwright.

O. J. Cartwright

Indianapolis Sunday amusements draw crowds despite bans

In the capital city crowds gather in saloons and pool halls on Sunday as arrests are avoided. Back doors stay open and liquor sales reportedly run freely while billiard rooms and prize sets operate openly. The scene illustrates lenient enforcement for non base ball activities.

Indianapolis Pacy Answ Cennes

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