February notes from Carthage and state appoints epilepsy board
A newspaper brief notes postal matters in Carthage Indiana and lists new trustees named by Governor Hanly for the Indiana village of epileptics. It names Charles L. Henry Enoch G. Hogate Silas Hale with terms from one to three years, all Republicans or Democrats. It also mentions January weather and platinum finds in Russia and hints at war costs.
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Hanly
Indiana
Charles L. Henry
Indianapolis
Enoch G. Hogate
Bloomington
Silas Hale
Geneva
Muncie Considers Doubling Liquor License Fee
A proposed city council resolution seeks to raise the annual liquor license cost in Muncie from 500 to 1000 dollars. Brewing firms with agencies are lobbying to defeat the measure amid fears related to the latest alerts about potato crop poisoning from paris green used in spraying.
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Chicago
Muncie
Gilbert Named To Philippine Judgeship And Advertising Debate
The piece praises Congressman N. W. Gilbert for a Philippine Islands judgeship and commends Indiana's honor. It contrasts local merchants fading to mail order firms, urging them to invest in local ads. It notes democracy plans to nominate state officers in Indianapolis on June 7 with 1,871 delegates.
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N. W. Gilbert
Phillippine Islands
Indiana
Gilbert
Democracy
Indianapolis
March mocked by critics over Hanly style and Sherrick defense
The piece laments March's reputation and criticizes Dave Sherrick's defense in Indiana. It notes the harshness of political grafters and praises Governor Hanly's "house cleaning" approach, remarking that no state newspaper has spoken against him. The Washington Herald commentary acknowledges mixed views on Hanly's direct methods.
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Indiana
Dave Sherrick
Hanly
Washington Herald
Demagogue accusations swirl around Hanly in Indiana politics
Noblesville fears, as Dave Sherrick, former Auditor, awaits prison transfer. The Noblesville Daily Free Lance notes strong public sympathy for Sherrick amid petitions for pardon. Citizens express bitter sentiment and desire for his release, reflecting intense local response to the verdict.
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Noblesville
Dave Sherrick
Indianapolis
Sherrick
New Castle Residents Rally Against Limited Schedule
The New Castle Daily Courier reports the New Castle to Dunreith line's new schedule, calling the so called limited cars unpopular. They skip stops between New Castle and Spiceland and Spiceland to Dunreith, with an extra nickel fare. Farmers and townsfolk protest. a mass meeting at Greenfield may follow.
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New Castle
Castile- Dunreith
Dunreith
Here
Spiceland
Greenfield
Fare Increase Affects Indianapolis Ticket Price
The fare rise applies to the branch and main line making an Indianapolis ticket cost 90 cents now instead of 75 cents.
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Indianapolis
Postponed-Risk sale and Stinger death in Indiana
Postponed sale of Risk to March 3. Mrs. Frank Stinger died suddenly of heart trouble Monday morning leaving husband B F Stinger two sons Charles and Harry of Indianapolis and daughter Nellie Hill of Carthage. Many relatives and friends listed with daily visits. obituary praises her loyalty kindness and neighborly acts. The note ends with thanks from B F Stinger and children.
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Risk
Frank Stinger
B. F. Stinger
Charles
Harry
Indianapolis
Nellie Hill
Carthage
Ernest Young
B. F. Young
Charles P
Harry W
Chester G. Hill
Hazel Stinger
J. W. Ball
William Manley
Life
Obituary of Nancy E Manley of Charlottesville
Nancy E Manley born January 30 1841 near Greensboro North Carolina died March 19 1906 at Charlottesville aged 65 years 1 month 18 days. Daughter of Andrew and Jane Manley she lived in Greensboro Indiana Carthage Indiana and since 186...
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Nancy E. Manley
Andrew
Jane Manley
Greensboro
North Carolina
Charlottesville
Ind
Carthage
Friends’ Church
Benjamin F. Stinger
Farmers Up In Arms Over Traction Schedule Changes
Residents along the I and E traction line protest the new timetable with altered and discontinued stops. They seek reinstated stops, proper crossings, drainage, and hourly car service, plus a hearing before commissioners and traction company officials on March 24.
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Gteenfield Daily Tribune
SD4
G. K. Jeffries
Traction Company
I. & E. Company
Fletcher M. E. Church Sunday Activities
At Bexpar church the Sunday School starts at 9 30 with preaching at 1 00. The Junior See League meets at 6 00 followed by preaching. Mid week prayer meeting is held every Tuesday at 7 00. Choir practice occurs Friday at 7 00. Pastor J T Scull leads.
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Bexpar
Sunday Bible Services and Midweek Prayer Meeting
The church invites all to Sunday services at 9 45 Bible School and 11 worship, with Junior C E at 2 00 and Y P S C E at 6 00, gospel services at 7 00. Mid week prayer is Thursday at 10 a m and 7 00 p m led by Pastor Chas O Whitely.
East Street Church of Christ Services and Choir
Sunday School at 9 30 a m and 7 p m on the Sunday in each month. Choir practice Friday evening at eight o clock. All are cordially invited. Omar Hufford pastor.
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Omar Hufford
Wesleyan Methodist Sunday Services and Schedule
Wesleyan Methodist Church announces Sunday School at 9 45 a m and preaching at 10 30 a m every Sunday. On alternate Sundays services run from 7 00 p m. Prayer Meeting is Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock. Pastor F R Eddy.
Mount Pleasant A. M. B. announces Sunday services
The Mount Pleasant A. M. B. church lists preaching on alternate Sundays and the 3rd Sunday, with Sabbath School on every Sabbath, midweek prayer meeting on Thursday nights, and a cordial invitation from Pastor Chas. Terrell to attend all meetings.
Church of Christ Sunday Services and Prayer Meeting
Sunpar Steiness Church of Christ lists Sunday School at 9:00 AM, preaching at 11:09 AM and 7:00 PM, with Thursday prayer meeting each week at 7:00 PM led by Philander Weaver.
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Sunpar Steiness
Philander Weaver
Carthage Lodge Meets Tuesday Evenings on East Mill Street
Carthage Lodge No. 255 1.0.0 F. meets each Tuesday evening at their hall on East Mill street for regular lodge sessions and activities.
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Rush Lodge
Fay
Hall
North Main Street
Carthage Lodge No
East Mill Street
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