Local and Personal News Highlights from Monday Evening
The Labyrinth Club met at the home of Mr and Mrs Lewis Robinson on North Grand Avenue with an Italy themed program and refreshments. Rev Wm Spencer filed for US citizenship. he was born in England and lived in Canada before coming to Indiana a year ago. Harry Shacker of Shelbyville and Becky Hafer of this county obtained a marriage license and wed at the Presbyterian parsonage then left for Shelbyville to reside. Wright and Warner continued viaduct work for the courthouse project. bricks were removed from the Recorder's office rear wall. Belle Majore of Teverton and R C Hall of Dayton visited Nettie Hogan. Charles Wellsoorroot Gauuniee attended city business. Wool Bareher from Williamsport, Ohio moved to the city. Mr and Mrs Charles Whipple of Nineteenth Street hosted a gathering Saturday night.
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Labyrinth Club
Lewis Robinson
North Grand Avenue
Italy
Wm. Spencer
Fayette Circuit
United States
Mir Spencer
England
Canada
Indiana
Harry Shacker
Shelbyville
Becky Hafer
G. GC. Lamb
Presbyterian Church Parsonage
Trio arrested in assault case to stand trial soon
Turspay's Daily reports Charles and Lewis Carlin and Rupert Chris arrested this afternoon on an affidavit charging assault and battery. Two pleaded guilty and paid fines of 107 dollars each. Charles Carlin pleaded not guilty. Trial set before Justice Cates on Tuesday at 7 o'clock.
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George
Charies
Lewis Carlin
Rupert Chriswaeharteine
Charles Carlin
Phace
Cama
Estere
Conmersville Furniture Factory
Cad Partis
Dane
Treuahace
Engineer Brown's Plan for the Road
Engineering notes from Indianapolis on roadway improvement between the city and the river. Brown proposes 270 feet of bridges, about 120 feet more than currently planned, and outlines hydraulic depth differences and required piers to extend the highway bridge to match the railroad bridge.
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Brown
Indianapolis
Board of Commissioners
Tie
High Water
Othe Baddee
Plis
Ames Perkins Seized in Brass Fixture Theft Case
Tuesday's Evening News reports Ames Perkins arrested on an indictment by the Grand Jury for complicity in theft of brass fixtures from an auto grand piano factory. He appeared in court, pleaded not guilty, and was sent to jail awaiting further proceedings. A separate case notes a compromise in Klon Faas & Co vs Catherine Linderman with payment terms and shared costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dame Perkins
Othe Auro-Grand Piano Factory
Tories
Klon. Faas
Depositing Coupons by Subscriptions Board
A brief item notes that stock subscriptions were acknowledged with coupon deposits. The report highlights the act of depositing coupons linked to subscription renewals and related administrative steps.
Wingate Galling Tax Dongers Dateline Disorderly Rant
Local coverage details a chaotic speech by Miss Pachin and unrelated comments claiming tax defaulters, with references to court house proceedings and community reactions. The report notes confusion over names and places and mentions a district official addressing residents.
Examination Days Notice Clarifies Saturday Examinations
A notice outlines examination days and procedures for the upcoming sessions. It lists eligible participants and teaches that those not in the listed groups should attend the stated dates and locations.
Berver the Hancock County Pitcher Watched by Fans
Cleveland Leader details Hancock County pitcher Berver’s rising profile with major league activity. Secretary Barnard traveled south to Macon and Colus visiting officials and discussing prospects while Berver faced confusion over a clear offer and a late season chance.
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Connersville
Pruitt
Bonne
Cates
Berger
Cleveland
Berver
Hancock County
Barnard
Othe
Wey
Macon
Colus
Brree
Fraudulent Bank Pay Systems and Theft Scheme
A historical report describes a forged pay process where receipts are sent to a cashier for telephone verification, then charged to banks as checks. It notes misdirected funds, daily deposits, and a rushed settlement at the treasurer’s office, urging strict, rapid action to prevent further losses.
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Flere
Bas Payey
Fragmentary Furniture Car Note Details in Huston Henry Case
A garbled report notes a furniture car note linked to Huston Henry. The text mentions shipping to different consignors, a derailment like incident, and references to credit stakes and losses with fractured phrases and unclear names.
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Huston Henry
Questionable Validity of a Legal Case Revealed
A garbled report details a legal matter with names like Min Cathkin and Plenrs amid unclear events. It mentions a warrant for Hens and a discussion of terms and times. The text shows uncertain OCR from a historical page with dates and figures unclear.
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Sidi
Thomson Sigde
Min Cathkin
Catkins
Tae Hale
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Lester
Wright & Warner
Bestunine
Recorder’s Office
Belle Majore
Teverton
R.C. Hall
Dayton
Ohio
Nettie Hogan
Charles Well
Willansport
Ohie
AL Brie
Ab Everran
Cotta Tis Atler
Aoson Wire
Aid Mas
Charles Whipple
Nineternth Street
Turspay
Leiten
William Seal
Perry Calle
Carrie Stephens
Adpine
Williame Thomas
Fast
Reiboldt
Tosday
Sadie. Flay
Nelly Wilson
Glenwood
Mc Cone Soulnigery Stepe
Stax Csens
Niaht
Robert Hubbel
Diallos Ville
Toedas
Flv Flalston
New Libeuy
Macedo
Duit
Lyons
Sohail
Brandi
Lanveld
Lidiare
Tazz&whopp
Dolly Dalrymple
Laurel
Mars
Leia Spyder
Charles Lickleider
Salion
Gansett Bakery
North Central Avenue
Marie Strauehn
Wabash
Ames Perkins
Wingate
Comtersville
Dius Paitin
Pachin
Cosas Peerite
Tts
Goa
Jehan
Signi Pox Cote
Gssessas
Vis
Wssemhbey Coor
Rarsiheenpass Court House
Mare and
April
Praster
Vives Meyer Venelpers’ ‘Pratnaine
Marea Tacticai
Bobiewitige Stile
Craton
Walt
Huinday
Bidgeatton
Heine Berger
Forks Good
Cleveland Club
GAN
Berangtedoer
Deat
Vesey Werte Behivt
Palen
Ladies Oxfords
Ratcliff
Russia
Heborothy Dean
B'ncher
Pratt's Shoe Store
Central Ave
Connersville, Ind
Dierent Consioners
Phous Wiese
Conrad Teoed
CAS
Mamterre
Thos. Weich & Son
Conneisville
Nanterre
Isun Sa
Pantin
Cape
Seay Nee Peirtieg Wit
VAT. Snyodoer
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