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Newspaper
Clinton Plaindealer
Location
Clinton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1906
Page
1
A remarkable soda fountain in Indiana features Pedrara onyx bodywork with polished onyx columns, bronze capitals, verd antique French Renaissance styling, a carved top with art glass soffit, electric light fixtures, and a beveled plate mirror. The mahogany top completes the showcase, inviting visitors to view the ornate display.
Night fireman Fred Marshall heard a loud noise at midnight and saw three men by the engine house. As he approached, three more men descended over a hill and fired five shots at the engine room before escaping. Marshall’s assailants remained unidentified.
The Lyford mine is deteriorating due to idleness with water and gas flooding underground. Restoring damage could cost thousands of dollars and may prevent a resume of operations.
The Plaindealer announces 52 pieces of premium sheet music will be free for every subscriber. The featured music typically retails for 25 cents each and is described as among the finest in existence.
The Clintonian has changed hands again as editor Frank Patter son is discharged after four months at the helm. The piece traces a history of owners from W. E. Neal to John A. Torren, Frank W. Walker, Mont L. Casey, F. C. Trillingham, Vaughn & Vannest, and Frank S. Patterson, ending with foreman Mr Campbell taking charge and hopes for success.
A summary of Vermillion County circuit court cases includes Elvira Asbury versus James W. Asbury granted to the plaintiff with custody of four children. Mamie Wishard versus Melvin Jenkins set for trial June 19. Derexa Pentreath versus Harry Whitcomb et al. ordered partition with commissioners named. several dismissals and continuances including divorce actions Lizzie Coan versus William Coan and Edward Reckard versus Dora Reckard. other cases involve quiet title, damages claims, and a risk of incest with bond set at $1000.
Grandma Davis who recently lived with her daughter Mrs Alfred Stultz died at Cherry Point Illinois on Monday.
Mrs Swinehart of Sycamore street died Friday after a brief illness. Her remains were laid to rest in Riverside cemetery on Sunday afternoon.
William Oxford and Miss Clara Shannon of this city were united in marriage by Squire Ruby on Monday. They will make Clinton their home.
Grandma Davis of North Main street suffered a stroke in the latter part of the week and is reported to be in serious condition.
The Socialists of Clinton contemplate launching a weekly newspaper in Clinton to spread their viewpoints and organize local support. They assess production, distribution, and funding options for the new publication.
The famous labor activist Mother Jones will visit Clinton on May 1 to address a socialist rally, adding national prominence to the local event.
At an informal meeting Thursday evening the council selected committees to take office May 1. Streets and Bridges include Black Cooper and Savio. Water Works and Water Supply list Robb Scott and Vannest. Lights group includes Savio Black and Cooper. Cemetery and Park features Cooper Black and Robb. Finance includes Scott Robb and Vannest. Police committee has Vannest Black and Savio.
Joe Buffo an Italian aged 26 who attended a bar for Frank Alfier died Sunday night at 8 o clock after a Saturday morning illness of congestion. Funeral services were held Tuesday morning with the K of P lodge in charge, and burial followed at Riverside cemetery. He was well liked by all who knew him.
Health Officer Ashley, after complaints, reported that all contagious diseases must be kept from schools and cites Sec. J. N. Hurty of Indianapolis confirming scabies and itch are contagious. Ashley intends to enforce the law.
Walter Thomas Walter and Miss Isora Kelley of Clinton were married by Squire Ruby on Saturday. The couple are well known in Clinton and their friends wish them a long and prosperous life.
A rumor spread on the streets claiming Clinton operators would rejoin and resume work on Monday at the 1903 wage scale. The operators deny the tale and all signs indicate the report is untrue.
Dr E A Aikman died at his home on Fifth and Mulberry streets after cerebrospinal meningitis. Born January 2 1856 in Bono Hell township he moved to Clinton 15 years ago to practice medicine. He leaves a wife eight brothers and one sister. Funeral at home followed by burial in Riverside cemetery. He was a longtime stable citizen and advocate for the city.
Commissioner Geo B Tillotson circulates a taxpayer petition in Parke County requesting a levee across the bottom lands from Lyford to Clinton and an appropriation to gravel the road, to be laid before the county commissioners.
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