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Newspaper
Connersville Times
Location
Connersville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1908
Page
2
A garbled 1920s style clipping alleges Judge Hargis arranged assassins for a political dispute. The fragmentary text names Aoekson and Meveho and references paid plots, trials, and disposal of evidence.
Obituary notice honors Martin Veyver of Connersville describing him as a helpful, respected local figure who contributed to the city and earned broad friendship. It notes his death and the esteem in which he was held by neighbors.
A local New York figure announces a medicine claimed to improve health, promoting shipment to Denver. The article notes market chatter on Wall Street and mentions President spain and rail infrastructure updates affecting Connersville. The piece preserves period tone and skeptical context.
Fragmented real estate transfers list between individuals and institutions with partial names, locations, and terms. Includes mentions of John A. Dudley William He Touking Albers Hi Robinson Kirst National Bank and other scattered parties, plus a note about police or authority actions and a social visit to Mrs Richard McClure.
Milford P. Hubbard of Brookville was chosen as the unanimous Republican Judicial convention winner. The report notes no factional divisions and a strong show of fellowship, with Hubbard viewed as a likely victor in November.
The Franklin County gathering elected Joseph F. Bittle as chair and endorsed Milford Hubbard for judge of the 17th Judicial district. Allen Wiles won the nomination for prosecuting attorney with unanimous support. Hubbard attended and spoke briefly, thanking supporters.
The report highlights three counties praising Hubbard for judicial honors. Davidson and other candidates for Congress address the crowd with strong speeches. The News endorses Hubbard, citing his life history, citizenship, and integrity as reasons for support.
The obituary notices a local figure described as a cherished musician and active member of the community. It notes his frequent appearances in concerts and church choirs and his involvement with the Elklodee order while praising his skill and public service.
Shelbyville Indiana reports the Indianapolis and Cincinnati Traction Company is settling with injured passengers from the Acton Park wreck that killed Donald P. Sleeth. Payments include Mrs John R Keeling 550 Miss Josephine Little 100 Mrs Edward Van Pelt 25 A J Guthell 250 and Enog Scudder 35 with Mrs Sleeth yet to settle.
The Wayne and Dalton township Democratic convention at Richmond became a heated clash as anti administration factions challenged the incumbents. Rival leaders Ben Price and John C. Raver backed by the administration faced off against McKahn supporters amid threats of breaking with the county. The Palladium notes an expanding rift likely to affect future elections.
A news item reports a printer, once a newspaper worker, died after attempting to walk a bridge while intoxicated. He slipped and fell, suffering severe injuries as the structure was damaged in the fall.
A fragment describes a young shopper deceived by mail order fashion and a harsh reply from a man whose wife is a mother of eleven. The letter warns the suitor to stop contacting her maiden name and suggests consequences if he persists.
Report notes piano shipments expanding as factories reopen and orders rise. Observers say production capacity improves, more contracts closed, and a broader outlook for construction and trade.
The motion of George DR Markle for a retrial was overruled today by Judge Gras. The defense has fifteen days to appeal. A juryless November trial yielded a $4454 judgment for the plaintiff. Authorities say Burgess was in the city and maintains Connersville as headquarters, with recent travel to Northern Indiana and the East.
Representatives from Franklin and Union counties held a joint convention with J. O. Sinelser of Chien County chosen to preside and Dr Bere Cotty of Franklin as secretary. Rev BF Wilson Kalen of Andersonville Herald was the sole nominee, with Hlancock introducing the speakers and Heminway guiding the ticket to back re-election of Senator Hleriin if elected.
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