Contested Promises and Local Crime Report
The article lists votes and contest totals for a prize event and names several individuals including Miss Emma Ping, Miss Susie Wilson, and Walter Waltman. It then reports Susie Smith and Bob Lockridge being connected to the Franklin robbery and harness theft, with Lockridge arrested in Seymour and Carter Marshall Schocler heading to Columbus for extradition papers for J. C. Carter. It notes grain prices and a Sunday Indianapolis excursion, plus a sale at Meyer & Fiegenbaum's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Schocler
Columbus
Ohio
J. C. Carter
Carter
Doctor Miles Restorative Nervine Promises Cure
Sleeplessness nervousness headaches and unrest described with testimonials from Mrs. Henry Bruns of Grand Junction Iowa praising Dr Miles Restorative Nervine and Nerve and Liver Pills under a guaranteed refund if the first bottle fails. free medical book offered by Dr Miles Medical Co Elkhart Ind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Henry Bruns
Grand Junction
Iowa
Dr.Miles
Talmage on newspapers as town builders
Rev. T. De Witt Talmage asserts that newspapers attracting business ads drive attention and growth for a city. He says capital and labor seek enterprising communities and a well patronized paper strengthens a town more than any other agency. Keystone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keystone
Klondike Fever Fades as Miners Move to Brown County
An Anderson special notes Klondike fever fades and Madison county gold seekers rush to Brown county. Miners Jake Hubbard R D Johnson left yesterday with Charles Bachfield and Daniel Heck from Elwood already at Brown county mining. Edward Main reports camps in unfrequented areas making headway quietly. Fred Jones returns to Greenville as Florida excursion rates are advertised via Southern Railway from Louisville and Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison County
Brown County
Jake Hubbard
R. D. Johnson
California
Charles Bachfield
Daniel
Heck
Elwood
Edward Main
Wagoner Grocery Store Entered. Thieves Loot $25 in Goods
Thieves broke into Henry Wagoner’s Third Street store around 3 am Sunday, stealing tobacco coffee baking powder tomatoes peaches twist tobacco and flour sacks. A wagon was used to haul the loot. no crew or suspects are identified and unlikely to be caught.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Wagoner
Third Street
Popular kitchen range contest draws city housewives
A lively local feature shows numerous participants listed for a friendly competition over a kitchen range. Citizens including Mrs. Fred Ulrich and Mrs. Lee Loy are named among many contestants, with others such as Albert Owens and Sandy Tooley also appearing in the crowd clear across the roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Loy
Albert Owens
Sandy Tooley
Oliver Ong
George Clutch
Penning
Dr. Shane
Dick Jones
Bird catcher honored after carrier pigeon capture
Henry Hoffman who captured a carrier pigeon was presented five dollars by a Cincinnati clothing firm that claimed the bird and had read of its capture in the Evening Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hoffman
Cincinnati
Evening Star
Mr. Hoffman
Rainy Tuesday With Cooler Weather Expected
Rain and cooler conditions are forecast for Tuesday. Mose Beckman, once a Columbus boy, now operates in the commission business in Louisville, is in the city today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mose Beckman
Columbus
Louisville
Halloween Vandalism Hits Central School Yard Fence
Diphtheria has developed in the families of Jack Bond and Byron Daugherty, both light cases. A portion of the Central school yard fence was torn down by Halloween marauders Saturday night. The Crumps theatre show Hogans Alley promises to be a fine attraction after a crowded Seymour appearance. Do not miss the performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Bond
Byron Daugherty
Hallow’een
Crumps Theatre
Hogans Alley
Seymour
Sentinel promotes Indiana news and McKinley era coverage
The Indianapolis Sentinel claims the largest state circulation offering full foreign and state news. It highlights McKinley’s cabinet and administration, state capital events, and Republican governance, urging readers to subscribe for annual, weekly, and Sunday editions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
Sentinel
Indianapolis
Republican Party
Indianapolis Daily and
Weekly Sentinel
Indiana
Ndianapolissent
Candidate Announcements For County Officials Published
James Burk announces candidacy for Bartholomew County Clerk subject to Republican nominating convention. Jacob Chambers declares as a candidate for Sheriff of Bartholomew County. Vincent Thompson denounces himself as a candidate for office. Announcements for city or county offices will run in the paper until after the convention for two dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent ‘Thompson
James Burk
County
Bartholomew County
Jacob Chambers
Prairie Farmer of
Chicago
Prairie Farmer
Kansas City
Inter Ocean
Bonner Takes Charge At Camron Post Office
William H. Bonner assumed the Camron Indiana postmaster duties after L O Bishop was removed. Fixtures not yet arrived. transfer completed with mail stacked on barrels. Public sentiment runs against the retiring postmaster over his refusal to allow accommodation for the new postmaster. Also notes Prairie Farmer club offers.
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Ing
Beryl Mayo
H. Kaiser
E. L. Williams
Emma Ping
le Smith
Susie Wilson
Ei Jones
Walter Waltman
George Schooler
Teonard Lay
Ethel Beaty
Lloyd Smith
Gill
Mollie Blessing
Chas Arabb
Nellie Long
Charles Clark
Joseph Hoelke
Maggie Christian
Will Wolf
Eeene
Susie Smith
Bob Lockridge
Franklin
Jerry Williams
Sol Everroads
Scon Gable
Frank Johnson
Lockridge
East Columbus
Meyer & Fiegenbaum
City of
Myers & Fiegenbaum
New York
Fiegenbaum
Majestic Steel
Mre
Piges
Bys. G
Anderson
Fred Jones
Greenville
Florida
Sale
The
Southern Railway
Queen & Crescent
Best
Ules
Wm. H. Taylor
L. Pass
Southern Railroad Company
Louisville, Ky
HENRY
Mr. Wagoners
Fred Bocktholtz
Hallow Een
Jas. Cox
Tavely
Eea
Fred Ulrich
George Habig
Fred Kollemeyer
Tom Hull
Chas. Jones
Wick Larue
Frank Lowman
B. Ensley
West
Jonathan Smith
Walter Coup
Charles Norton
John Fehring
James Lash
Hal Daffy
Thomas
Joe Gysie
S. Sceenaenees
Teaaued
N G Smith
Mode Smith
Jack Patram
Dr. Heckard
Weather Forecast
the Sentinel
County ‘Clerk
Aoney
Choice Brands
Tion
Dan Adam
Old Stand
C Sanders & Tailor
A.T. Morris
Columbus Star
Fifth and
Jackson Streets
Drake
Kinney & Kinney
5Th and
Chestnut Street
Duggista
Oderless Vault
F. Dany
JOS. Villa & CO
Crump’s Theatre
Owens & Williams
Fitzgerald
Barrains
Bonhams
Crystal
Fifth Street
Bell Harrison
W. C. Roland, M. D
Griffith
Fifth St
Western Union Telegraph Office
Citizens
Eighth and Chestnut Streets
Funkhouser
6Th and
Washington Street
Winans
Our
IND
W. Cooper
C.’ B. Cooper
Tobaccs
Ls-To- Bae
Weaher
Sterling Ramedy
Jas. F. Cox
Attorney-At-Law
Wii
Veurt
ARS
Sycamore St. Incinnati
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