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Newspaper
Clinton Plaindealer
Location
Clinton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1907
Page
1
Suspects Surrender in Murder Case Near Auburn Illinois
Three teens named Bacon Rucker David Cooper and another man turned themselves in to Clinton authorities after a letter accused them of killing coal miner John McCune in Auburn Illinois. They claim they were 40 miles away when the crime occurred and did not know of it until the letter arrived. They asked Mayor Lowry to notify Auburn officials of their surrender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bacon” Rucker
David Cooper
John McCune
Auburn
Ill
Clinton
McCune
Lowry
Mrs Walter S Bogle Dies in Florida Winter Resort
Mrs Walter S Bogle wife of the Chicago coal operator and former resident of this city died last Wednesday at her Florida winter resort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter S. Bogle
Chicago
Florida
City Council Reviews School Site Paving Plans
City council met in adjourned session with all members present except Savio. A committee was named to inspect a proposed Amis and Martin school site along with the school board. The sewer matter on Ninth Street was referred to the sewer committee. A declaratory paving resolution was drafted for Elm from the bridge to Main and Main from Walnut to Sycamore with vitrified brick. Elm did not pass for paving. The paving resolution, passed in a special session, restricts Elm paving and specifies Walnut to Sycamore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savio
Lowry
Amis & Martin
Cooper, Scott and
Vannest
Ninth Street
Black, Robb
Main
Main Street
Walnut Street
Sycamore Street
Elm Street
Bridge
Walnut
Right Rev H C Clay Leaves Church For Indianapolis
The Right Honorable Rev H C Clay, once pastor of the First Baptist Church in this city, departed abruptly after allegedly collecting church funds and keeping them. He quietly left for Indianapolis after delivering farewell packages to parishioners and residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Clay
First Baptist Church
H.C. Clay
Indianapolis
Smith and Curtis Store Robbery Report
Smith and Curtis hardware store was entered last week or the previous night and about three dozen razors and several pocket knives were stolen. C C Badgiery found razor cases at Wm Kelley’s beer house bearing the name David Mebeth. he suspected the razors came from the store and notified them. The owners could not determine the exact amount stolen, with an estimated value around seventy five dollars. No clue to the robber or exact entry time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith & Curtis’ Hardware Store
C.C. Badgiey
Wm. Kelley
David Mebeth
Smith & Curtis
A Poor Man's Supper Held at Pocahontas Hall
The Pocahontas hosted last Friday a Poor Man's Supper with wenries bread and coffee. Members dressed in raglike poverty, two prizes awarded for worst dressed man and woman. John Mercamper impersonated Pan Handle Pete and won the man’s prize, a necktie. Evening described as very pleasant and popular.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Pocahontas
John Mercamper
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Cutting Over To New Indiana Telegraph Co. Building
Beginning Monday morning workers cut over to the new Indiana Telephone and Telegraph Co. building. For the next few days service will be impaired while the transition completes. Mr. HORNEY promises the best possible service to the public during the changeover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Telephone & Telegraph Co
Horney
Petition for New Road Near Fairview School House
Dan Bright Chas Holler and others petition county commissioners to lay out a new road west from the Fairview school house to intersect the Gen eva road at the top of the big hill. Atty Wiltermood presented the petition to the board Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Bright
Chas. Holler
Fairview School House
Geneva Road
Big Hill
Atty. Wiltermood
Board of Commissioners
Two New Business Blocks Planned in Clinton
Excavations will start next week for two new business blocks in Clinton. Dr. Bogart will construct a block just south of the Masonic hall and Scott and Martin another on the corner of Third and Blackman Streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Notice to settle debts by April 15 1907
All parties indebted to me by notes or account are requested to settle by April 15 1907 either by cash or bankable note. If not settled by the above date they will be handed to an attorney for collection. G. R. Hopernys. Chas. Cluder transacted business in Newport Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. R. Hopernys
William Jackson Arrested for Attempted Murder in Clinton Area
William Jackson, 27, a coal miner from near Clinton, was arrested by Marshal Lane of Rosedale on a charge of cutting with intent to murder Howard Smith in the city on January 15. Jackson is jailed, pleaded not guilty, with a preliminary trial set for next Tuesday and bond at $500. The alleged attack occurred at Wabash Avenue and Fourth Street. John Monroe was jailed briefly but released after an alibi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jackson
Clinton
Marshal Lane
Rosedale
Howard Smith
Jackson
Wabash Avenue
Fourth Street
John Monroe
Smith
Tribune
Boy 10 Faces Grand Larceny Charge
John Petty age 10 of East Anderson street is charged with grand larceny after taking from Miss Malone’s cloak a $54 deposit check and $18 in cash from his school. he spent the money on gloves knives meals and a revolver via companions, claiming funds came from his mother. His father offered restitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Petty
Young Couples Wed Despite License Issues in Paris and Danville
Part of the marriages involved Roy Fencannon and Miss Sadie Knapp with Cleveland Jones and Miss Agnes Knapp. The first couple sought a license in Paris but went to Danville Illinois to secure credentials. The second couple obtained a license in Paris and were wed near Ridley. Both brides are underage and the fathers reacted with anger then cooled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Fencannon
Sadie Knapp
Cleveland Jones
Agnes Knapp
Paris
Danville
Ill
Ridley
Finlander Adolph Gaurgi In Custody After Frenzied Outburst
Adolph Gaurgi a Finlander from South Fourth street was arrested Sunday after a mental collapse. He battered his cell with his head all night and was moved to Newport to start paperwork before transfer to the Indianapolis asylum. He is married with six children and 35 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Indianapolis
Finland
Miss Daisy Potter and Ben Pavey Married at Potter Home
Pavey Potter was wed to Daisy Potter at the bride’s parents home near the No. 5 mine on Friday. The couple plans to make Cayuga their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy Potter
Ben Pavey
George Potter
No. 5
Cayuga
New Suits Filed in Local Court
Jennie Hamilton sues William F. Giles administrator of Thas Giles estate for a claim. Conley & Conley for plaintiff and Aikman & Aikman for defendant. Jasper N. Frist sues Jasper N. Frist administrator of Dorcas Rush estate for a claim. D C Johnson for plaintiff. Ulisse Vivorelli sues Guiseppina Vivorelli for divorce. John A Wiltermood for plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Hamilton
Wm. F. Giles
Thas- Giles
Conley & Conley
Aikman & Aikman
Jasper N. Frist
Dorcas A. Rush
D. C. Johnson
Ulisse Vivorelli
Guiseppina Vivorelli
John A. Wiltermood
Ground settlement after heavy rains causes holes
Heavy rains earlier in the week caused the ground over sewer mains to settle creating holes. Workers quickly filled the gaps and no accidents occurred.
Saloon Brawl Ends With Glass Strike
Joe Sugus and Charles Mosk quarrel with Ed Jones in his saloon. Jones threw a beer glass, striking Mosk in the face and causing a gash requiring three stitches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Sugus
Charles Mosk
Ed. Jones
Jones
Mosk
Clinton to See New Residences Built This Year
Callie McMeechan Mrs. J. W. Robb Harry Nicholson Morgan Tucker Flora Hamilton Joe Brock Otto Jacobs Geo L Brown Leslie Amerman and Ike Bullington will construct homes in Clinton during the current year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Callie McMeechan
J. W. Robb
Harry Nicholson
Morgan Tucker
Flora Hamilton
Joe Brock
Otto Jacobs
Geo. L. Brown
Leslie Amerman
Ike Bullington
Clinton
Also Mentioned on This Page
White’s Pharmacy
Council
Bonner-Bence Drug CO
Frank Bence
Ph. G
Clay
Chas. Cluder
Adolph Gaurgi
South Fourth Street
Duggies
United States
Indiana
Harlan & Higgins
Harger
Walker’s Drug Store
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