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Newspaper
Connersville Times
Location
Connersville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1906
Page
3
A jumble of local notices mentions Miss Flora Broaddus planning a two week visit, Miss Minnie Grittie visiting her sister, and several residents traveling or hosting guests. Wedding plans include Jesse Mckal and Creamer’s upcoming nuptials, with Attornes Broaddus and family noted in social events.
A man fell and was injured near a factory street after an incident involving contraband goods. He was taken to a local office for examination and later returned home. Witnesses described a chaotic scene as bystanders watched the events unfold on Pilish street.
The State against Mrs. Anna Bankert, of Rush County, for murder of Normaun Cook, on January 12, 1905, has been dismissed. The case was dismissed after evidence of cheat as evident. Bankert had been tried twice before, with juries disagreeing in both trials.
Judgment favors Fremont Clifford of this city in the county circuit court at Richmond. The suit sought more than $5,000 but the amount awarded covers costs. Clifford will decide whether to appeal. If the case is not appealed, Richmond must pay costs and related expenses.
The report notes Henry Pres discussing the Liberty route and the ongoing decision timeline. Talks mention unrevealed details, mixed opinions, and the impact of interest in the project since reopening the route to the city.
The Beeson case was postponed indefinitely due to the indisposition of Lord Vacaddus, attorney for the city. No court action occurred as probate business was reported to be in progress, with timing unsettled and no determinate date set.
Marion county lawmakers prepare a proposed law aimed at stopping prescription liquor sales through drug stores. Senate leaders including Binton A. Cox weigh penalties, with options ranging from penitentiary offenses to prohibiting such sales entirely. The bill would require a minimum one quart limit and restrict on premises consumption except for medicinal prescriptions.
Beeson ex county treasurer contends with county commissioners over a demurrer to the complaint. Judge Broaddus and opposing counsel Elliott Connors Conner gathered in the circuit court this morning as proceedings adjourned to Wednesday.
Kaerson Bilby reports a valuable colt named Stray was fatally injured by a barbed wire fence during the night. The colt became entangled, suffering severe injuries and was shot to end its pain after veterinary aid failed. The animal was prized by Bilby’s son, who had received it as a wife.
A. FE. Updike writes from Kansas that he and his family are pleased with the country and their new home after moving from their county.
Fayette Circuit Court notice states Addison F. Benner, administrator of the estate of Simon Roos, filed a final account for settlement. The court will examine the account on January 11 at Connersville Indiana, requiring creditors and legatees to appear and show cause if any. The clerk confirms the proceedings in December term.
Notice that Albert Louirisman is appointed administrator of the estate of Jagbelle Miller deceased in Fayette County Indiana by Fayette Circuit Court. Describes the administrator’s authority and the dated acknowledgment in December.
Myra Freese, old and frail, was granted liberty after serving a life term in Michigan City for a tragedy involving her husband and a man named Gray. Documentary evidence before the State Board of Pardons supported a blameless role for Freese amid unusual circumstances and a murder rooted in coercion and deceit.
Russell Kielenk fourteen year old and his brother Robert wandered from home Sunday morning when cold air and fatigue left Russell nearly unconscious. The older brother carried the burden to the gas factory area then helped back home with Dr Porter attending. After a tense night doctors partially restored circulation and Russell’s life was saved from serious injury.
A.G. Humphrey, Tadiana Anti Saloon League superintendent, told Parry Manufacturing workers that three beers daily cost about 54.75 a year. He itemized groceries totaling 34.44 from the annual beer outlay and described the impact of the expense on family purchases and Christmas funds.
Rev Stout receives a letter from his father's cousin Jonathan Stout of Midora Iowa formerly Connersville. He mentions interests in his former home. Mr Stout was the eldest son of Job Stout who served as Fayatte county auditor for many years and will be remembered by older residents.
The highest price ever paid in Indianapolis was $250,000 for a 36 by 120 foot lot at the northeast corner of Washington and Ti nois streets sold to a company preparing a 16 story office skyscraper. The sale, on Wednesday, yielded $8.33 per front foot. Isaac Stelle and wife received word from Lawton Oklahoma that their son Grover Stelle and his wife along with Mr and Mrs C B Davis have reached their new home.
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