28 Mar 1902
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Newspaper
Carlisle News
Location
Carlisle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1902
Page
1
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Robert W. Miers announces his withdrawal from renomination amid district friction over federal building stone projects and Vincennes and Vincennes area legislation. Cyrus E. Davis and Charles W. Welman remain as nominees for the district. Miers will live in Bloomington and practice law after his term.
Classified notices show Bloomfield offices for rent and store rooms, W M Moss advertising rental spaces in Bloomfield and Linton. In national news, March 19 marks Bryan’s move from Lincoln to a new farm residence, while Edward H Green dies at 81 in Bellows Falls. A missing Fairbanks postmaster case is updated with a $1650 stock invoice and $1500 debts. creditors face losses. Rumors about E T H railroad control are denied in a New York dispatch to the Terre Haute Express.
Rev Mr Prather of Carlisle arrived by invitation of the C P church session and preached Saturday night and Sunday to good sized audiences. The session engaged him to preach regularly as pastor and the church may make a formal call. He can move by June first due to a rented parsonage and will preach weekly then biweekly until June. He formerly led Danville and comes highly recommended.
Abram E. Sloop of Paxton reports a Friday evening fire destroying his barn and smoke house with nearly all contents. Stock was saved. loss about 600 dollars with 225 on the barn 100 on grain and 25 on the smoke house. Insurance carried with Phenix of Brooklyn, agent W. A. Trigg.
A deadlock in the first road district of the town ship includes Paxton over the Democratic nominee for supervisor. Ek Sherwood and Isaac Arnett each had 133 votes in the February 11 primary and cannot reach a settlement. Sherwood reportedly offered to pay Arnett to withdraw, but Arnett refused. both intend to appear on the fall ticket. Sherwood edged ahead by six Paxton votes, prompting speculation on the nominee's fate.
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