Acquittal in Brown County White Cap Case Ends Media Frenzy
The Brown County white cap trial ends with acquittal after a ten minute jury deliberation. The case drew wide attention as Joseph Brunnel Corry Rodgers John Sudd and William Doen faced charges for assaulting George H. Sherwood and daughter Lillie on August 18. Local events note actor Mr Frankenive and wedding plans for Otto Vonstrohe and Miss Emma Otte.
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Joseph Brunnel
Corry ‘Rodgers
John Sudd
Wm. Doen
George H. Sherwood
Lillie
Electric wire falls and is quickly repaired
A loose live electric wire in the alley between 6th and 7th streets and T Ear l and Mechanic fell and touched the trolley line. Lineman Wells promptly replaced the dangerous wire.
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6Th
7Th Streets
T’earl and Mechanic
Lineman Wells
Marriage Licenses and Local Notices
Marriage licenses issued for J. Alfred Moore and Ruby May Woollen. Miss Woollen, daughter of Judge Woollen, is well known in the city. Morton Hall of Azajia, a leading farmer and contractor, is in town for business and has just completed three miles of gravel roads in Sand Creek township Bartholomew County. Due to the power house closing the Evening Republican presses were delayed last evening.
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Miss Woollen
Judge Woollen
Morton Hall
Azajia
Hall
Sand Creek Township
Bartholomew County
Evening Republican
Mary Marsh
Nineveh
Garrison Farm
Town
Gospel Truth Invites All To Church Services Tomorrow
Multiple churches announce schedules with sermons and activities. Baptist Church lists Sunday school at 9 30 am and services at 10 45 am 2 pm and 7 pm with music by a quartet and soloist Miss Lillie Confair. R R Y M C A Bible study at 3 30 pm for men and boys follows the Life of Christ series.
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Christ
C. W. Lewis
Moores Hill College
Epworth League
Noted Buffalo actor Elihu Spencer’s rise through stage ranks
Born in Buffalo 35 years ago Elihu Spencer joined the Unity Club early and gained notice after a benefit performance for the Bootblacks Home. He debuted in Mackaye’s Anarchy at the Academy of Music on May 31, 1897, then led roles with Paul Kauvar company for three seasons. He later starred in Julius Caesar as Cassius with Miss Isabel Pengra, then led his own company touring major cities.
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Mr. Spencer
Buffalo
Unity Club
Meech Bros
Man of letters and local scene noted in brief items
A portrait line describes a man of letters with readers and physicians noting his case insight and generous nature. Mentions of obituaries, political opining, quarrels, and quoins frame a humorous reminiscence as Elihu Spencer advance sale crowds and Reeves & Co machinist Cadby return from Seneca Lake with updates on local visits and illness episodes.
Society Hosts Mrs Pettiford in Courtyard Soiree
Mr and Mrs Wiley Pettiford entertained a small circle of friends last evening in honor of Mrs Pettiford of Ohio. The Manhattan Mandolin Club provided the music for the event.
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Wiley Pettiford
Pettiford
Ohio
Manhattan
Mandolin Club
Social at association rooms showcases athletic class
The event featured an athletic class of young men including Horace Graves Walter Behrman Fred Kline Ed Cobb and others. They performed for over an hour entertaining an appreciative audience with clowning and display of physical culture, highlighting the director’s effective leadership.
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Association Rooms
Horace Graves
Special Bargains From J A Newton One Price Cash Shoe Store
Bargains listed include baby moccasins in multiple colors with prices of 20c to 35c and children and men's footwear. The note emphasizes honest pricing and positive bargains from J A Newton, One Price Cash-Shoe Store.
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J. A. Newton
Fireman James Dinkins Hurt In North Madison Incident
James Dinkins Hart a Panhandle fireman was severely injured yesterday morning when a friend pulled his foot as he stood in a baggage car doorway at the depot. He slipped to the platform and sustained a bad back and multiple bruises. He was brought home last night.
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James Dinkins
Panhandle
North Madison
Mr. Dinkins
Power Outage Cleared After Dynamos Damaged By Hot Box
Crumps electric light station and street railway power house shut down briefly yesterday around 4:30 PM after a hot journal ignited brass boxing flaking off. Traffic was halted about an hour while repairs were made. the main dynamo powering streetcars was cut off then restarted, with potential costly armature damage suspected.
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Crumps
West Thwarts City Con Men In Washington Street Incident
James W. West a Greens Wood blacksmith faced three strangers on Washington Street who attempted to swindle him with bets over a brass lock and an alleged police arrest. West resisted, refused bribe money, and notified police after observing the men enter a house.
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James W. West
West
Weather Outlook for Chicago on November 20
Partly cloudy tonight with colder in the northern portion. Sunday brings showers and cooler temperatures.
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Chicago, Ill
Track mishap delays coal train on local line
A J M I switching crew derailed a coal car and engine while moving coal onto Garl Quick's siding. The track spread, blocking service for about an hour while workers refastened the equipment and cleared the line.
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Garl Quick
Personal Notices and a London Fire Tragedy
Several residents travel for visits and events including Mrs Lula Robertson and daughter to Madison and numerous others to Indianapolis Franklin and Milan. The London fire, caused by an explosion, destroyed property worth 25 million pounds and later brought under control.
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Lula Robertson
Madison
London
Nader Er
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Emery ‘Aldenhagen
Chris Vonstrohe
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Greensburg
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Herman Vonstrohe
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Otto Vonstrohe
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Jackson Township
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Reeves & Co
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Fred Kline
Ed Cobb
E. W. Corcoran
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Joseph Schwartzkopf
Earl Winans
Dale Cooper
Len Onx
Sedothe
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James Dinkins Hart
Otto
Crumps Power House
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Daisy
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John Ayneraon
Ollie Stevenson
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