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Newspaper
Clinton Plaindealer
Location
Clinton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1907
Page
1
Edmunds pitched a five hitter with eight strikeouts to lead Clinton past Dana 4 to 0. Dana failed to back Hickman, batteries Edmunds Har grove and Hickman Stewart. Clinton prepares to face Shelburn Trolleys on August 4 at Morris Park with a potential doubleheader.
Thomas H Chappelear of St Bernice died suddenly Wednesday morning of heart disease at his home. He was about 69, survived by a wife and nine children, and had been a Clinton resident earlier in life. Funeral held Thursday at his St Bernice home with interment in Sugar Grove cemetery.
The new Bogart block is progressing nicely and nearing completion with bold construction visible. Local officials expect the project to finish within the planned timeframe, boosting area development and housing capacity.
The community notes the creation of a Young Men’s Business Club promoting city improvement and civic pride. A front-page editorial urges readers to resist suppression and to support local efforts, warning against attacking public figures or boycotting homegrown enterprises.
Walter Curry, a colored boy shot near Clinton weeks ago, died at St Anthonys hospital after a post mortem found a peculiar wound. A nurse said Curry claimed self-inflicted injury while leaning over. investigators note police surveillance and uncertainty about who fired the shot.
Hezzie B. Pike sells to Joseph Shalave a Clinton lot for 200 dollars. Philip Kolar to Anto Asbi a Clinton lot for 270. Joseph Komarik to Frank Cilotti one acre in Clinton township for 150. Clinton School Trustees to Andrew Rosetto a Clinton lot for 250. Geo. R. Hopkins to Andrew Rosetto a Clinton lot for 350. James Ruffo to Martha E. Randolph a Clinton lot for 1900. Legrand J. Place et al to Barton S. Aikman two Clinton Newport lots for 1775. Barton S. Aikman to Legrand J. Place two Newport lots for 1800. Isa James to James McInnes a Clinton lot for 3000. Dora Forbes to Thos P. Sproules three Cayuga lots for 650.
Robert Renwick a driver at No. 7 mine was crushed between a car and the entry side last Friday. He suffered two broken ribs and a collar bone and is now on the road to recovery.
Rail link to Clinton faces uncertain days as mining opens in the area prompt a potential spur from Southern Indiana. Local officials note flat prospects but hope for economic boost from new mines and related traffic.
From Kokomo comes a provocative study of female progress as a brick attack sparks debate. The piece fears women gaining male attributes and veers into court and social notes including a wedding and twin birth near Clinton.
The one year old son of Mr and Mrs Birch Louderman of Clinton area died Tuesday afternoon from choking after a piece of fat meat entered the windpipe. Funeral held Wednesday with burial in Riverside cemetery. The article also notes local murders and calls for law in Green County. A new ward school building on North Eighth Street nears occupancy as school bonds close.
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