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Newspaper
Clinton Plaindealer
Location
Clinton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1907
Page
1
Frank Dunlap Injured in Exploding Pump Gun Incident
Frank Dunlap, while hunting early this week, suffered severe injuries when a loaded shell exploded from a pump gun. Shells pierced his coat and shirt, tore through the coat sleeve, and caused extensive powder burns while his gun shattered and flew over his shoulder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Dunlap
Road proposal links Fair View to Geneva via direct path
Community notes a proposed road to connect Fair View through a westward route from the Fair View School House to intersect the Geneva road near the old nursery. The report records little opposition or illness mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fadrview
Geneva
Fairview
Canning Factory Compromise Ends Turmoil In Town
A peaceful settlement resolved the dispute over the Wabash canning factory. New land promoter and stockholders agreed to pay 5000 and transfer the plant. New officers were elected: President G.W Wells, Vice President GR Hopkins, Secretary L O Bishop, Treasurer J W Strain. Directors include GG Hopkins, G W Wells, Jobin Paine, David Murray, Maurice Sacchi. Committees were appointed to engage farmers, arrange raw product, and secure needed machinery. The firm has received several offers for its goods and a major company pledges to buy all producible cans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newland
Miller & Pike
Wella
GR Hopkins
L. O. Bishop
Treas
J. W W. Strain
Hopkins
G. W. Wells
Jobin Paine
David Murry
Maurice Sacchi
Superintendent Coleman Secures Two More Years At Board Meeting
At a Thursday school board session Prof. C. C. Coleman was employed as superintendent for two additional years. In his first city year he earned broad support from the board and community, with a noted career background including DePauw University and other institutions, reflecting strong qualifications and continued leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Coleman
Coleman
Clinton
Valparaiso College
Armour Institute of Technology
Chicago
DePauw Universary
Ladd
de DePauw Universary
Centerton
Ind
Eminence
Newport
Commercial Club Meeting Postponed to March 6
The Commercial Club organizing meeting by Clinton business men was postponed from last Thursday to Wednesday March 6 at 2:50 pm to attract more attendees. About 20 men were present and urged strong civic effort to launch the club for the city’s betterment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creavd
Clinton
Sandford Wrecked by Dynamite Attacks
The Methodist church at Sandford was destroyed by dynamite Thursday night at 9 30. Between 1 and 2 a m Friday Shickle Johnson and Reese s general merchandise stores were all wrecked by dynamite. A stick of dynamite was found near Reese s store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandford
Shickle & Johnson
Reese’s General Merchandise
Reese’s
City Council Holds Special Session on North Boundary
The city council met in special session at City Hall on Saturday afternoon to pass an ordinance fixing the city north boundary. The ordinance details appear elsewhere in this issue.
City School Board Begins New School House Plans
The city school board met last Thursday evening to discuss plans for a new school house and will take the matter up immediately to move it forward.
Lawyers Clash In Cayuga Court Fight Ends In Confusion
In Cayuga a volatile Indiana vs Soloman A. Jones case ended after a clash between Ward and Stogsdill. Ward admitted to assault and was fined 41, while Stogsdill plead not guilty and was acquitted. Judge Hessler delivered inconsistent verdicts on Jones and the bartender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of the Peace
Cayuga
State of Indiana
Soloman A. Jones
Squire Hessler
James Stogsdill
Ward & Wait
Ward
Stogsdill
Stogs Will
Jones
Hoosier
Elopement Case Ends With Couple Captured
Mrs Ulisse Divoelli of Lifia weds an unidentified man then flees on a southbound train. Warrants issued, pursuit by cannon started. Terre Haute and St Louis alerted. The elopers were captured in Clinton. Divoelli recovered his wife bringing her back. she had $175.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulisse Divoelli
Sue
St. Louis
Clinton
Reed and Miss Nellie Johnson Wed in Newport
Reed Jose Reed, a local miner and brother of Chief of Police David Reed, married Miss Nellie Johnson of the city in Newport last Thursday. The couple will live in Clinton and begin housekeeping with the good wishes of relatives and friends for a long and prosperous life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jose Reed
Nellie Johnson
Newport
George Reed
David Reed
D. C. Johnson
Ninth Street
Clinton
Hillsdale Poised for Boom with Mine and Tile Factory
Reports say a coal mine will be sunk on Til Underwood's farm in Hillsdale plus a tile factory to be built there, signaling a strong local industrial expansion this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillsdale
Til Underwood
SevenYearOld Jones Child Dies of Croup
The seven year old daughter of Benjamin Jones of North Water Street died Saturday night of croup in a local death notification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Jones
North Water Street
Croup
Miners Protest Cutback on Drill Bit Size
Local miners protest a new order from Dering and Oak Hill Coal companies restricting drill bits to three inches. Many miners have long used four and five inch bits and say the change will cause hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dering
Oak Hill Coal
Ejected Man Receives Wrist Injury From Glassing
A man was expelled from a restaurant on a Tuesday. As he left the room, a glass shard cut his wrist, severing a small artery. He required medical attention for the injury.
Eagle Minstrels at Clintor Opera House
The Eagle lodge to present a minstrel show at Clintor opera house on March 1 and 20 with a strong cast described as among the greatest in the city. All dates on those nights are to be canceled and attendees urged not to miss this performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Lodge
Clintor
Sollars and Yeager Married in Clinton Event
Richard Sollars and Helen Yeager of this city united in marriage last Saturday evening. They will make Clinton their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Sollars
Helen Yeager
Clinton
Also Mentioned on This Page
White’s Pharmacy
California
Bonner-Bence Drug CO
Frank Bence
Ph. G
the Commercial Club
Reed—Johnson
Harlan & Higgins
Hoosier Pumps
The
Eagle’s Minstrels
Sollars
Yeager
H. T. Harger
Walker’s Drug Store
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