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Newspaper
Clinton Plaindealer
Location
Clinton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1906
Page
1
An advertisement extols the fountain quality of its soda water with syrups from select ripe fruits and invites customers to visit downtown to sample the offer.
A lively 7 to 0?5 victory for Clinton at Morris Park last Sunday afternoon featured a brilliant fast game. West Terre attempted tricks but Clinton dominated with sensational plays and roaring crowd support throughout, finishing with a decisive score.
Warrick Hargrove starred behind the bat as Schmidt held the visitors to three hits in a solid amateur game. Little and Hargrove impressed at infield, McDonald and Horn made key plays in the field, while Setree known as chick en delivered stylish left field defense. Our boys collected eight hits and showed strong batting throughout.
The Clinton city council met in adjourned session with Mayor Johnson presiding and all members present. The sewer question was renewed, with a majority report against immediate construction and a minority in favor. Cooper and Robb supported sewers, while Black Scott Savio and Vannest opposed. The council delayed action for further consideration, approved a fire department team, and directed street links repairs and Whitcomb plat inquiry. The Clinton Electric Light Power Co donated 321.87 dollars, three percent of gross earnings.
Louie Vineti, a 45 year old Italian resident of West Sycamore street between Eight and Ninth, is reported to have died from a throat cut at 4 10 am Tuesday. The wound extended to the bone and appears to have two attempts, prompting speculation about foul play in the death of the married man with a wife and four children.
Branson Sammond died at the Indianapolis asylum Saturday after eight months there. Funeral services were held at the home on North Third Street Monday afternoon, and interment followed in Riverside Cemetery.
Italian miner Toletti Sebastiaio, buried at Syndicate mine three weeks ago, died Sunday in Terre Haute hospital. His remains were laid to rest in Riverside cemetery on Tuesday.
John Gerald of Fairview cut his foot on glass but paid little heed to the injury. It worsened into lock jaw and he became critically ill. He died early yesterday. Funeral services will be held Saturday.
Mary E Dunlap sues Edward Dunlap for divorce with Johnson and Adamson as attorneys. Alonzo L Rudy petitions to change name to Alonzo L Rudy with M G Rhoads as attorney. David Metzer sues William D Carthers for money paid on appeal from judgment. Mayme Pugh sues William Pugh for divorce with Johnson and Adamson as attorneys.
Rosedale known as Coxville team meets Morris Park in a Sunday game described as one of the year’s best. Both squads in fine form promise a battle royal and an eager turnout to watch the home side win again.
Christian Church announces Bible School at 9 30 a m with Wm Devonald, preaching and communion at 10 45 a m, Y P S C E at 6 30 p m led by Miss Rose Butler, preaching at 7 45 p m. Junior Y PLS C EE at 3 30 p m Wednesday, Thursday prayer meeting. All invited. Pastor T A FLALG.
The Rev. Henry L. Dickerson D D died at his daughter's home, Mrs. Cutler, in Louisville Kentucky on June 27. He served as pastor of the Presbyterian church in Clinton in three separate terms and was widely respected for his warm nature and friendly ties in and beyond the church.
Vermillion county teachers institute will be held in Newport the week of August 6 10 with instructors W W Black and R H Voolbrosk. A choir of teachers will perform. Techtures good music and education for all. Admission free.
Residents of the west part complain of thefts and vandalism by youths. They report peaches stolen from grandma Anderson and Mrs. Cunningham, plus a church bell rung at night and disruptive language. Citizens call for a curfew law.
A subscription paper circulates to raise funds for erecting a church at Hazel Bluff. The appeal seeks community support and financial pledges to cover building costs and related expenses for the new place of worship.
Mrs Ralph Pentreath, longtime patient in Indianapolis hospital, shows marked improvement after extended treatment and care.
Morris and Griffin, top farmers, claim a 120 acre corn harvest across Indiana and Illinois. They farmed three teams and three counties Edgar Vigo and Vermillion. The corn is described as in excellent condition.
The Plaindealer notes Fred Buttler as a splendid young man and the right choice for constable. He seeks the Republican nomination at the city hall tomorrow afternoon, with assurances of a good and efficient officer.
Surveyors complete the proposed gravel road survey in Clinton township with plans to finish by next week. Road supporters push for a special election and express confidence it will pass.
Levi Jackson and his wife were in a serious runaway accident when the tug loosened and frightened the horses. The couple were thrown from the seat. Mrs. Jackson suffered a painful injury with a badly bruised limb.
John Brown of the Willow Grove mine suffered an arm injury Friday when a fall of coal struck him. He was treated after the incident.
Dr Nebeker and his wife spent the week at Attica Springs enjoying the resort area with friends and family.
Dana residents Peter Aikman and John Robinson survey Clinton area gravel roads finishing work. Conley to complete surveys this week, then a week for report. Viewers foresee a September special election as taxpayers in Clintontown Ship back the .5 mill tax.
The ladies of the W. R. C. hosted a lawn social on the school ground last night. A male quartet performed several songs and the proceeds were donated to Mrs. Brewer.
Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, has sent circular letters to mine locals urging miners to enter politics. The letters call for voting for parties and candidates that pledge to do the most for the laboring class.
A renewed effort to organize a commercial club gains momentum among citizens. The aim is to create a well organized body to promote local business and civic improvement.
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