Ways That Are Dark and the Indiana Political Scene
The piece examines a network of brewers, distillers, railroads, and trusts influencing Indiana politics. It argues that strong forces oppose Governor Hanly and that attempts to disrupt the speaker selection may backfire. It notes Sherrick’s release after ejection and hints at a possible race shift involving Gus Condo and Branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. HH. Blodgett
Hanly
Boss
General Assembly
Das
Gus Condo
Captain Branch
New Stops for J and C Traction Cars City wide
New arrangements for traction car stops take effect tomorrow morning. In addition to the depot loop, cars will stop at Central avenue Big Four crossing Eighth and Western and Walnut street. Stops at Mc Farlan Hotel Sixth and Western and Ninth and Western are discontinued. Ninth street residents oppose the change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loop
Central Avenue
Big Four Crossing
Eighth and Western
Walnut Street
McFarlan Hotel
Sixth and Western
Ninth and Western
Western Avenue
Eighth Street
Adams Schoenholtz
Ninth Street
Rushville Superintendent Targets Student Smoking on School Premises
Superintendent Al HE Scholl of Rushville city schools vows to stop boys from smoking on school grounds. He planned to discipline a high school student caught smoking last week after repeated warnings. Scholl cites scientists who say smoking impairs developing mental faculties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al HE Scholl
Rushville City Schools
Scholl
Manlove Leader in Ill Health at Bentonville Home
John T. Manlove III, a noted farmer and stock raiser, lies near Bentonville with asthma and related illnesses. He has been bedfast for a week as sisters Rea and Irvin of Chicago and Anna Brown of Indianapolis tend his bedside. He was the first owner of Princess Manlove, the famous racer mare. Buy the Lion brand Shetland floss for shawls of Shera and McIntosh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Manlove III
John T. Manlove
Bentonville
Charles W Foster to Show Cause Over Liquor License
Foster is reportedly out of city with likely return next week as mayor seeks to revoke his liquor license for selling in less than quarts. Notices urge him to appear November 30 1906 to defend alleged violations under city ordinances and state law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Foster
Foster
Fayette County
Barrows
Plain
Board of Trustees
Lively Row at Indianapolis Brewing Company Saloon
A disturbance at the Indianapolis Brewing Company saloon on Fifth Street involved about ten colored men and one or two white men. Reports say a man had a broken or badly bent nose and a large window was shattered. Marets Hill and Henry Veatch were arrested for provoking Emory Anderson, while Lute Murphy escaped custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Brewing Company
Fifth Street
Robert Stewart
Ti Ds
Marets Hill
Henry Veatch
Kmory Anderson
Sunday School Attendance Figures Spark Local Rivalry
In Columbus the Central Christian Sunday School reports 414 attendees and a collection of $116 while the Columbus Sunday School logs 301 attendees and $1.18 in collection. Twenty-five new scholars joined the local school and twenty-four joined the Columbus school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Christian Sunday School
Columbus Sunday School
Columbus School
Rushville Visitors Attend All-Day Service at Central Church
Yesterday morning Rushville visitors led by Willian Newkirk and Ephriam Myers attended services at Central Christian church all day. They dined in the church basement and the congregation provided an evening lunch before returning to Rushville by traction car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rushvile
Willian Newkirk
Ephriam Myers
Omer Gartin
Rufus Rhodes
Oliie Siler
Carl Leisure
Charles Leisure
Arthur McBride
Roy Gartin
Halie Mack
Grace Stewart
Walter Smith
Central Christian Church
Rushville
Glorious Betsy to Open New Theatre This December
Aida Johnson Young presents Glorious Betsy at the Auditorium opening night Thursday December 15. Miss Mannering stars with James K. Hackett in a romantic comedy tracing Betsy Walterson from Baltimore society to her romance with Jerome Bonaparte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Moinerineg
Glorious Betsy
Aida Johnson Young
Arthor
Brown
Harvard
Miss Mannering
Phi
James K. Hackett
Nes
Betsy Walterson
Baltimore
America
Jerome Bonaparte
Napoleon
Betsy
New Orleans
Old Sweet Springs
Virginia
Captain Bonaparte
Jerome
Betsy Fatterson
Hetsy
Bonaparte
France
Messrs
Robert Warwick
Douglas J. Wood
Herbert Carr
Wallace Shaw
de Verney
H. S. Hadfield
Edward Earle
Edgar Baume
Harold de Hecker
Reginald Barlow
James A. Dickson
Willam Bonelli
J. Edward Trevor
Theodore MacLean
Adora Andrews
Maud Hosford
Gertrude Clemens
Alice Butler
Man With Lost Hand In Town After Shredder Injury
Quincey Sherry, who lost a hand in a corn shredder three weeks ago, was in the city today for the first time since the accident. The wound had almost entirely healed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincey Sherry
Short Change Fiend Patrick Bell Arrested in Brookville
Deputy Sheriff reports Patrick Bell, accused of passing bad miles and a shop miscount in Brownsville, drove William Calloway’s horses to death and traveled sixty miles through Lyons Station and other towns before capture. Prosecutor Barnhart and Reuben Conner to prosecute. D W McKee and Winly Gray to defend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Calloway
Patrick Bell
Dan Jeffrey
Bell
Brownsville
Brookville
Barnhart
Reuben Conner
D. W. McKee
Winly Gray
Emil Fridgen Dies in California Amid Family Tragedy
A telegram from Los Angeles announced the death of Neil Fridgen, only son of Mrs. H. Mo Fridgen. The death was unexpected with few details. Remains travel to Connersville for burial. funeral plans pending arrival. Deceased was son of the late Rev. Francis Friedgen, with siblings Elizabeth Lena Amanda Ambrose Elio and Margaret in California and Wisconsin relatives noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
California
Neil
Mo Priedgen
Margaret
West
Connersville
Ambrose Elio
Elizabeth
Lena
Amanda
Anna Roberts
Burlington
Wisconsin
Margaret Friedgen
Friedgen
Haveeen
Jacob Stoll
Western Avenue
Eleventh Street
Francis Friedgen
German Presbyterian Church
Fred Friedsen
Riehmond
Hunters Bring In Notable Red Fox Near Sandcreek
William Thompson and Walter Lutz hunted on Sandcreek southwest of the city and killed a large red fox with thick yellowish red fur. They sold the pelt to a fur dealer for five dollars and shared the spoils. The fox was caught on farms owned by W. H. Tate. The farmers expect more hunters to visit in pursuit of returns. The wind aided the shot, enabling a close approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Thompson
Walter Lutz
Sandcreek
W. H. Tate
Mr. Pate
Mr. Pate Will Be Overran By Hunters Looking For Reypnd
Boys Find Bottle Containing Whiskey
Sunday afternoon eight year old Olin Ways, son of George Waybright, drank whiskey found with a companion at a stable on Newkirk Lane. He became very drunk and required Dr Porter’s help to save his life. He is very weak and pale but out of danger. parents hope the lesson will keep him temperate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olin Waysbright
George Waybright
Nickel Avenue
Wd. Porter
Johnnie
Newkirk Lane
Wasybright
Johnne
Mrs Mary Weers of Liberty dies at 86
Mrs Mary Weers of Liberty died Sunday evening at 7 30 at her son George Weers home in Quaker town She was 86 and a Presbyterian for years Grandmother of Mrs LaVerne Hopkins and Mrs Gertrude Ruggles She leaves sons J M Weers and A J Weers and daughters Mrs J Sample and Mrs Orlando Campbell Funeral from Weers residence Wednesday at 9 am and burial in family burying grounds near Dunlapsville
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Weers
Liberty
George Weers
Quakertown
LaVerne Hopkins
Gertrude Ruggles
J. M. Weers
A. J. Weers
Real Estate Transfers Reported in City and Townships
M E Dole sells a city lot to Matilda Messremith for 1100. Oscar Williams sells in Columbia township to Harvey Bean for 1400. Robert F Murray transfers a city lot to William T Murray for 250. Miriah Rowe sells a Jackson township tract to Elizabeth Hubbell for 2500. Charles E Butcher sells a city lot to R M and Guy LaRue for 400.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Dole
Matilda Messremith
City
Oscar 8. Williams
Harvey Bean
Columbia Township
Robert F. Murray
William T. Murray
Miriah Rowe
Elizabeth Hubbell
Jackson Township
Charles E. Butcher
R. M
Guy LaRue
Dinner guests at Bunkerhill home of Mr and Mrs Wheeler Davis
At the Bunkerhill residence Mr and Mrs Wheeler Davis hosted a Sunday dinner with guests including Mr and Mrs Hower Williams and son Everton Mero and Mrs Williams Worster south of the city Mr and Mrs Dan Broaddus and baby Harrisburg Mr and Mrs Edward Bundrant and son Daniel Mrs Charles Bundrant and Miss Adaline Jordan Bunkerhill
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Wheeler Davis
Bunkerhill
Hower Williams
Mya
John Williams
Everton
Mero
Williams Worster
Dan Broaddus
Harrisburg
Mia
Edward Bundrant
Daniel
Charles Bundrant
Misa Adaline Jordan
Family Dinner Honors Brother Visiting from Indiana
Mr and Mrs Everett Willian hosted a Sunday family dinner at their Harrisburg home honoring Mr Marshall Williams from Marion Indiana. Guests included Mr and Mrs George Pohlman and their son Edward from the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Willian
Harrisburg
Marshall Williams
Marion
Ind
George Pohlman
Edward
City
Williams
Rushville Briefly Sights Connersville in Neighborly Sketch
The Rushville Jacksonian article titled A. Lite Peep at Connersville describes a joint excursion by rail to view shops, an opera house, a Christian church, and a water color collection. It praises clerks and facilities, notes a mid December formal opening for the opera, and mentions six hundred new members from Scoville meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connersville
Jacksonian
Mary Mannering
Europe
Davis Couple to Move West for Oklahoma Farm
Charles Davis and his wife with Grover Stelle and wife will relocate to Oklahoma City on Saturday to buy a farm. Davis plans to continue with the carrier job until his last trip Friday. Their Western avenue home has been sold to George Stanton and wife who will move in next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Davis
Grover Stelle
Oklahoma City
Mr. Davis
R. RR
Western Avenue
George Stant
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Indiana
Sherrick
Prenifentiaus
Frank Blanty
Almer
Richmond Tien
Trent
Hanky
Supreme Court
Ninth and Wester
J. He Scholl
Rushville School
Shera & Mcintosh
Lick Springs
Lute Murphy
Hin
Columbus
Chelatian Church
Miss Mantering
Willian Calloway
Brooksville
Emil Fridgen
Red Fox
Bshora & Mcintosh
F.& M. Trust Co
Ofpficher
F.T. Koote
K. W. An8tsho
O.8
Koora
Barsauin Ff
Thienaud Cashier
Florence
Ft. Heenon
Agaiatant Cashier
Svate
B. F. Thiehaud
Dinado
S. W. Ansted
G. W. Apered
L. T. Bower
James McCowan
F. R. Beeson
Son
Vickority
Bunkerhile
Charlies Davis
Oklahoma
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