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Newspaper
Clinton Plaindealer
Location
Clinton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1907
Page
4
The Plaindealer touts weather for shoe ads and announces open subscription books for advertisers. It notes a high county circulation, hints at a future improvement resolution, and says affected property owners will have a say in the plan.
A subscription was started to relieve suffering of the families of the men killed in the No. 7 mine explosion a week ago Monday. The text urges donations from all able to help destitute families dependent on public aid in a foreign land.
In Mecca at the Dee mine on Sunday Henry Davis and Andy Matson ventured underground to repair a gasoline engine used for pumping water. While draining the cascade they were overcome by fumes and died. The incident occurred during a maintenance task tied to mine water handling.
Census bulletin 61 notes Indiana ranks high in canning with 96 establishments and 3.1 thousand workers in 1905. Capital invested reached 23.36 million dollars, wages rose to 757,187, and product value hit 5,086,896. Leading states include California, Maryland, New York, Indiana, and Illinois.
John Monroe, identified as the fugitive who violated parole, faces twelve years in Michigan City penitentiary for stabbing Warren Smith, a Clinton teamster. An officer is en route to take him back from prison.
Moran a boarder on West Mulberry street is alleged to have stolen a handbag belonging to Mrs Hickman containing $60 and other valuables on Wednesday night. Moran has left town. Charles Andrews of Kansas visited Clinton relatives last week and returned home Saturday. Willard Wilkie family moved to Brazil. Snell Curtis' children have measles. Han Reid's children have Grandpa Pittenger very ill.
A long circuit court docket shows numerous cases continued or resolved by court order. It includes assualt and battery accusations, quiet title suits, damages and debt actions, divorces, partitions, and petitions to sell real estate with many cases carried to the next term.
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