Democracy's Welfare in Harrison County Reflects on Party Reform
A Harrison County Democrat writes that the party suffered defeat due to the Congressional nomination issue and weak organization. He argues for a new deal within the party, decries bossism and rings, urges open council seats, and urges Democrats to unite, retire self interested figures, and field a ticket by mass county input to regain majority strength.
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Lindon
Alex
Zenor
Harrison County
Democrat
Democratic Party
Court House
Corydon
Texas Wonder Cure Ad for Kidney Bladder Rheumatic Relief
The Texas Wonder claims to cure kidney bladder and rheumatic troubles and is sold by all druggists. A two months treatment by mail costs $1. Dr E Hall lists 2926 Olive street St Louis Missouri and offers Kentucky testimonials. Apr 18 lyric.
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E. Hall
Olive Street
St. Louis
Kentucky
Beginning Alleged Coal and Swindles Probe Deepens
Salt Lake City dispatch reports that after holidays the grand jury will resume the Utah and Wyoming coal land fraud investigation. Indictments target Utah Fuel Co and six agents for leveraging 1400 acres in Sevier county, and Harriman railroads with Union Pacific Coal Co for unlawful discrimination against D. J. Sharp Coal Co. Sharp testified he faced threats to withdraw ads and loss of Union Pacific coal. His yard shut after a $17,000 loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Maynard
Utah
Wyoming
Utah Fuel Company
Sevier County
Harriman
Union Pacific Coal Company
D. J. Sharp Coal Company
Sharp
Coal Dealers’ Association
Oregon Short Line Railroad Company
Union Pacific
Bad Bargain Outcome in Kentucky Public Auction
Elizabethtown Kentucky December 4 Dock Aubury a vagran cy convict sold into servitude for nine months by state law went to J Johnson farmer for ten dollars at a public auction yesterday afternoon. Reports say Dock’s appetite exceeded his capacity for work despite sheriff efforts to boost bids.
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Elizabethtown
Dock Aubury
J. Johnson
Dock
Testimony of Sluggers in Teamsters Strike Case
Chicago December 8 the cross examination of William Kelly the self confessed slugger and paymaster ofCornelius P Shea s picket forces during the teamsters strike a year ago was concluded. Kelly testified he received 500 to pay off the pickets. Michael Murphy who pled guilty with Kelly and Al Young former president of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters testified similarly to Young and Kelly but recited more instances of slugging.
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Chicago
William Kelly
Cornelius P. Shea
Teamsters
Kelly
Michael Murphy
al Young
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Young
Pulajanes Fight Colonial Troops in Leyte Clash
A column of constabulary troops clashed with Pulajanes between La Paz and Terra Gona on Leyte Island December 5. Four soldiers died and eight were wounded. about thirty Pulajanes were killed with many wounded and captured. Perkins Trial In Progress in Albany concerns a $48702 payment to the Republican committee in 1904 and charges of grand larceny against George W. Perkins of J P Morgan & Co.
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Manila
la Paz
Terragona
Leyte
Rebellion Quickly Suppressed Near Azoguez and Cuenca
Reports from Guayaquil on December 13 confirm the defeat of rebels led by Colonel Vegas. General Paez with 400 government troops engaged them on December 10 between Azoguez and Cuenca, resulting in Vegas and 34 followers captured. Government losses were two killed and sixteen wounded.
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Guayaquil
Vegas
Paez
Azoguez
Cuenca
Vega
Indiana Newspaper Publishers elect new directors
At a meeting in Indianapolis the Indiana Newspaper Publishers association elected directors F T Singleton F D Haimbaugh Dale J Crittenberger James K Caskey R 8 Truitt Robert Henkle and W W Aikens. About fifty members agreed to contribute to a fund to defray current year expenses as the group aims to secure and handle foreign advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana Newspaper Publishers’ Association
F. T. Singleton
F. D. Haimbaugh
Dale J. Crittenberger
James K. Caskey
Truitt
Robert Henkle
W. W. Aikens
End of Campaign for New York Life Assets Near
The long campaign for control of hundreds of millions in New York life insurance assets ends with tomorrow’s election of officers.
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New York
New York State
Hartje Divorce Case Decisive for Mrs Hartje
Pittsburg December 12 The famous divorce suit of Augustus Hartje a wealthy paper manufacturer against his wife Mary Scott Hartje has been decided in favor of Mrs Hartje.
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Hartje
Pittsburg
Augustus Hartje
Mary Scott Hartje
Local Notices From Lanesville and Nearby Towns
Lanesville births a daughter and residents Frank J. Walter and J. A. Garing move or take possession. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Winfield Sherrill and Conrad Walter. Lanesville Water Works balances accounts with receipts totaling 6365.99. Contractor Frank Schefold paid in full. Rev. Father A. Peckskamp serves as president treasurer. A. M. Eisert Sr. secretary. directors listed. Catholic School Hall to elect new officers Thursday night.
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J. A. Garing
F. J. Walter
Winfield Sherrill
Valley City
G. G. Schafer
Dr. Baxter
Conrad Walter
Lanesville Water Works Company
Frank Schefold
A. Peckskamp
A. M. Eisert
A. M. Eisert, Sr
Henry Zabel
Louis P. Zabel
Peter Loew
Crandall and Vicinity Notes and Local Obituaries
Joseph Walker a respected Crandall resident died last Friday evening after a period of bedfast illness He was about 79 and buried at Zoar on Sunday He leaves a widow and several children The Modern Woodmen of America Crandall Camp initiated over twenty members last Saturday An oyster supper followed Neighbors from Lanesville Camp attended Crandall officers were elected with Consul Chas Dellinger Advisor Val Scheler Clerk Walter Fisher Escort Charles Bye Watchman L H Temple Sentry Jacob Roudenbush Banker Joseph Reitz Managers John Roudenbush C A Sims Camp Physician L F Glenn
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Bridgeman
Iowa
Ernest Bitner
Thomas Bridgeman
Ramsey Thomas J. Wright and Sons
New Albany
Joseph Walker
Crandall
Zoar
Woodmen of America
Lanesville Camp
Crandall Camp
Chas. Dellinger
Val. Scheler
Walter H. Fisher
Charles P. Bye
L. H. Temple
Jacob Roudenbush
Joseph Reitz
John Roudenbush
C. A. Sims
L. F. Glenn
Meeting of Harrison County Agricultural Society Directors
Notice of a board meeting at the Corydon courthouse Indiana on Wednesday January 2 1907 at 10 o clock a m. to arrange a premium list and transact other business. F R Wright Dan Stauth Secretary President.
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Harrison County Agricultural Society
Court House
Corydon
Ind
F. R. Wright
Dan Stauth
Sec’y. Pres
Eda
D. Mitchell
William S. Russell
Alice Barnickel
Indiana
Harrison
Guaranteed Cure for Piles Pazo Ointment Guarantee
Druggists refund money if Pazo Ointment fails to cure in 114 days. Itching bleeding and protruding piles claimed to be relieved. Price 60 cents. January 10 year.
Candy Price Inquiry from George H. Feller
George H. Feller seeks current candy prices before purchasing elsewhere. He asks for updated figures to compare options and make a timely decision.
Harrison County Teachers Association Program 1906
Harrison County teachers gather for two day sessions on December 28 and 29 1906 with topics on school mechanics agriculture in public schools reading methods and school government led by E T Franklin Horace Sonner Emmett Taylor and others discussions held by C T Bartley John Kirkham Sam Lopp Lafe Crosier D C Kintner C L Knauss W G Willis H T Brown D F Adams Harry Fowler and Arminda Noe Marion Turner Frank Briscoe and Dan R Davis The message invites all teachers and trustees to attend and participate throughout the sessions signed Pleasant Jenkins Co Supt.
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E. T. Franklin
C. T. Bartley
John Kirkham
Horace Sonner
Sam Lopp
Lafe Crosier
D. C. Kintner
C. L. Knauss
W. G. Willis
Emmett Taylor
Thomas Hallett
Faye Boone
J. B. Williams
Arminda Noe
Marion Turner
Harrison County
Frank Briscoe
Dan R. Davis
A. V. Seipel
Pleasant Jenkins, Co
Local Notes From Perry County Sickness and Travel
Hancock and Rip VanWinele Sr report illnesses with malaria and nervous trouble. Four Perry Arnold children have scarlet fever. E R L Erb and Charles Goss took a Depauw business trip. David A Lagle is very feeble in health. Rev Black closed meetings at M E church. Casper Ferock moves to Burrell farm near Fredericksburg. Charles Bullington family visits S N Voyles. Clarence Lofton returns from Illinois husking. Logan Pankey attended Walker funeral at Crandall. Huber Durnil returns from Danville sick. John Voyles to move to Depauw for barber and restaurant work. Logan Bridgewater injures thumb at Cunningham's mill. doctors treat. Luckett's offers magic lanterns.
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J. D. Ott
Julia Lofton
Mary Lofton
Perry Arnold
R. E. L. Erb
Charles Goss
Depauw
David A. Lagle
Rev. Black
M. EB
Casper Ferock
Burrell Farm
Fredericksburg
Charles Bullington
S. N
John Voyles
Logan Bridgewater
Cunningham
Gaw Mill
Funk and
Sigler
Excelsior College News and Local Updates
Chickenpox rages in the vicinity. Miss Ethel Lincoln stays with Jacob Hannell. Mrs. Mary Rhodes of Milltown visits J. P. Louden. Washington Lincoln shows improvement after illness. Miss Mabel Lincoln visits Miss Ruth Fawver. School progresses with Miss Florence Louden as teacher. Woman's Foreign Missionary Society met at Mrs. J. C. Murr's last Thursday and was well attended.
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Ethel Lincoln
Jacob Hannell’s
Mary Rhodes
Milltown
J. P. Louden
Washington Lincoln
Mabel Lincoln
Ruth Fawver
Florence Louden
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
J. C. Murr
Holiday specials at Feller's and Rowe's chair line
Special holiday prices for stick candy at Feller's. J L Rowe in Brick Block showcases a varied line of children chairs.
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Feller’s
J. L. Rowe
Probate sale notice for 150 bushels corn and more
The property includes 150 bushels of corn in crib 100 shocks of corn and fodder in field one fourth of 53 acres of growing wheat household and kitchen furniture and various other articles All sums up to five dollars payable in cash over five dollars on credit with nine months to pay and six percent interest from due date secured by promissory notes and freehold surety Sale to start at 10 o clock a m TsYLOR WISON administrator declOw
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Tsylor Wison
Appointment of Administrator for William Ridley Estate
Notice announces Taylor Wilson named administrator of William Ridley late of Harrison County Indiana deceased. Estate declared solvent. December 15, 1906.
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William Ridley
Harrison County
Indiana
Taylor Wilson
Admr
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