Indianapolis man found guilty of manslaughter in McClintock killings
Noblesville Indiana March 9 James W Hensley of Indianapolis charged with murder of Walker McClintock near Noblesville last October was found guilty of manslaughter. Verdict came after six hours deliberation. Indeterminate sentence law yields two to twenty one years in Michigan City prison. Prosecutor says if minimum served he will be rearrested for killing Enoch McClintock. Mary McClintock, daughter of the victim, was Hensleys sweetheart. He visited the home but was ordered to leave. a struggle occurred as McClintock and Enoch tried to eject him and Hensley shot them both.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noblesville
Ind
James W. Hensley
Indianapolis
Walker McClintock
Hensley
Michigan City
Enoch McClintock
Gentry
Mary McClintock
McClintock
Gro
Walker McClntock
Enoch
Bat Filion
Father ii
Kiling
Court Vacates Receiver Appointment In Three Companies
Laporte Ind March 6 After hearing arguments on motions from the Chicago New York Electric Air Line the C s Cooperative Construction and the Goshen Chicago South Bend Fullway companies the Laporte county circuit court sustained the motion to vacate the order appointing Georgy F L Mull of Indianapolis as receiver and dismissed Receiver Mull The court ordered the defendant to file a bond of 5000 for stockholders protection and for potential judgments The receivership lasted only twenty four hours if fraud insolvency and squandering allegations in the stockholders petition prove true a new receiver could be appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laporte, Ind
Fter
Chicago-New York Electric Air Line
C.s-Operative Construction Company
Goshen Chicago & South Bend Fullway Company
Georgy FL. Mull
Indianapolis
Laporte County Circuit
Mull
James Oliver dies at 85 famed for chilled plow
South Bend Indiana March 3 James Oliver the famed plowman and inventor of the chilled plow is dead at his home after months of illness. He built the world leading plow plant and a vast estate leaving a son and daughter as heirs. He also funded a business block hotel and the Oliver opera house. He was born in Scotland and died a millionaire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Ind
James Oliver
Mr. Oliver
Scotland
Guarvive
Oliver
Oliver Opera House
Lanesville Community Notes and Local Elections
Our Squire reports activity in Lanesville with updates on residents including Lydia A. Lynn improving after illness and A M Eisert Sr confined to bed. Sarah Yeager moved to Floyd county while Norman Patrick of Tell City sought the Prosecuting Attorney post. The Lanesville Mutual Aid Society elected James H. Smith as president John L Walter as vice president Peter Loew as treasurer Theodore Hisert as secretary Sam C Walker as manager with directors appointed. The society is in good standing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia A. Lynn
A. M. Eisert
Sarah Yeager
Floyd County
Norman Patrick
Tell City
Lanesville Mutual Aid Society
James H. Smith
John L. Walter
Peter Loew
Theodore Hisert
Sam C. Walker
Local Notices from Bridgeport and Surrounding Areas
May and Donn Carter spent Saturday and Sunday in Kentucky. George Fulner stayed several days with his father in Louisville last week. Mrs. Fulner Sr cannot talk. Mrs. George Miller, writing Mrs. Cunningham, became ill and returned to the city last week. Harley Flanagan of Elizabeth stopped here Sunday en route from Louisville to Rehoboth with James McFarland’s body. Ning Bowman nearly died Friday moving a building for Peter Farnsley as a high wind threatened to topple the structure into the pond during the crossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May
Donn Carter
Kentucky
George Fulner
Louisville
Fulner
George Miller
Cunningham
Harley Flanagan
Elizabeth
Louieville
Rehoboth
James McFarland
Davisville
Ning Bowman
Peter Farnsley
Bowman
Willis Gutkes Nuptials In Webster Township
Miss Clara E Willis and George Gutkes of Webster township were married yesterday at the County Clerk office. Dr Jeremiah W W Zenor, Clerk of New Priddletown, performed the ceremony in an impressive manner. The bride and groom are described as bright, promising young people. The Democrat extends congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara E. Willis
George G Utkes
Webster Township
Jeremiah WW. Zenor
New Priddletown
Local residents and visitors in town movements
Wat and family moved to town. Mrs Lizzie Alstott visiting Adam Tyler in Milltown. Geo Yenowine visited Thos Williams in Burnville last Saturday. Ben Melton of Taswell visited his father J W Melton last week. Albert Stevens returning from Kentucky. Ed Wright and wife from New Albany visited relatives here. Albert Markwell visiting his father and relatives. Hessitg family of New Albany visited Lloyd and George Crandall. Wilford Emily moved to a new place south west of Crandall. John Williams left for Iowa to work for Eli Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wat
Thomas
Lizzie Alstott
Adam Tyler
Milltown
Geo Yenowine
Thos. Williams
Burnville
Ben Melton
Taswell
J. W. Melton
Albert Stevens
Kentucky
Ed Wright
New Albany
Albert Markwell
Mr. Hessitg
Lloyd
George Crandall
Wilford Emily
Crandall
John Williams
Iowa
Eli Davis
Resolutions of Respect by the U B Sunday School
Inasmuch as it has pleased the all wise Creator to remove from among us Omer Hickman our classmate and friend Be it Resolved that in his death we have lost a bright cheerful and loving classmate whose smile brought cheerfulness and love to the class Be it Resolved That the school has lost a noble life in its beginning the classmates a worthy companion and the home a kind loving son and brother Resolved That a copy of these resolutions be kept by the school a copy furnished each of the county papers for publication and a copy given to the bereaved parents
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ais Omer Hickman
Personal Notices From Sugar Grove And Nearby
Sugar Grove notes list Miss Jack Yeager staying with Mrs. W N Williams and A J Glaze visiting Louisville on business. Several residents attended a telephone meeting at Elizabeth. Daisy Glaze and Blanche Kirk spent a day in Louisville. Mr and Mrs Robert Stewart visited Mace Stewart for a day. Mrs W W Lawson and children visited Mrs A J Glaze and family. Mrs Robert Stewart spent Friday and Saturday with her daughter Mrs Clinton Fink of Elizabeth. Ethel Glaze spent days with her aunt Mrs Sam Hollis at Pleasure Ridge Park Kentucky. Mr and Mrs Emmett Williams visited Mrs W’s parents in Elizabeth last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Glaze
Louisville
Elizabeth
Daisy Glaze
Blanche Kirk
W. W. Lawson
Robert Stewart
Clinton Fink
Ethel Glaze
Sam Hollis
Pleasure Ridge Park
Emmett Williams
Ben O' Banton
Local Notes On Laconia and Surroundings
Uncle Jim McIntyre is 13 improving while Rev Teeter gains enough to return home. Ed Radmacher sold no fine horse to J H Conrad for 105 dollars. Aunt Matinda Ann Frakes and Byron Bartly are on the sick list. Arthur Brown sold a fine team to Forrest Corner last week. Ab Steepleton and Isaac Frakes sold a fine horse to Arthur Russell. Grace Carroll hosted a spelling match at No 15 school Friday night. Dr Habermel from Corydon treated the Shields child. Joel Russell sold a fine young mare to Henry Brabmer near Louisville for 150 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim McIntyre
Ed Radmacher
J. H. Conrad
Rev Teeter
Matinda Ann Frakes
Little Byron Bartly
Arthur Brown
Forrest Corner
Ab Steepleton
Isaac Frakes
Arthur Russell
Grace Carroll
Dr. Habermel
Corydon
Roy Shields
Joel Russell
Henry Brabmer
Gardner
Louisville
Community Doings Around Garfield Kron and Relatives
Mary Kirk remains on the sick list. Mary Kessinger suffers cancer on her face. Fannie Lefler and children visited home folks Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dobson visited home folks Saturday and Sunday. Edith Shaffer and children from New Albany visit Garfield Kron, back from near Laconia. Ida Glaze and children from Sugar Grove visit Ed Knight’s family. Alice Prell and family visit James Kron’s parents. Thomas Bryant and family near Georgetown visit his brother Edward near Elizabeth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Lefler
Robert Dobson
Edith Shaffer
New Albany
Garfield Kron
Laconia
Ida Glaze
Sugar Grove
Ed, Knight
Alice Prell
James Kron
Thomas Bryant
Georgetown
Edward
Elizabeth
School News and Activities Highlight Quiet Juniors and Prize Challenge
Fannie Heimbaugh attended school Monday and the juniors and seniors stayed unusually quiet. The Wednesday opening exercise featured a German song sung by Bettie Bierley Margaret Prage Mary McFarland and Prof. Wolfe. A Caesar translation contest offered a prize for 15 minutes of work, met with mixed reactions. Various lost items and messages from students wrap the page.
Obituary of Martha R Duley of Clay City
Martha R Duley born December 25 1826 died February 18 1908 at 82 years 1 month and 24 days. She married Benjamin Duley in 1842 and had 12 children. Survived by relatives in Clay City Flora Beecher City Harrison County and Mt Vernon. Funeral at Clay City M E Church with Rev Seed. burial Foster Hill cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha R Duley
Benj. Duley
J. E. Lee
J. Holman
Clay City
Anna Corder
Flora, Ill
BR. J. Nash
Beecher City
Geo. Deisher
Ofalan
W. W. Duley
Mt. Vernon
J. L. Daley
Farmers City
Lil
J. E. Rowe
J. T. Smith
J. Chaffin
Harrison County
Grandma
M. E. Church
Perseverance Chapel
County
Democrats to Meet for Blue River Township Primary Date
The Democrat voters and candidates of Blue River township are urged to meet at Hancock school house on Saturday March 21 at two o clock PM to set a date and make arrangements for holding a Democratic primary to nominate candidates for township offices. Let the Democrats turn out and participate in the meeting by order of The Township Democratic Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue River Township
Hancock School House
Democratic Committee
Seven Springs Visitors Mention Local Arrivals
George Schoen of the Heights visited Miss Ruby Hottle Sunday. James and Miss Harriet Willet of Warren county and Ed Pearson of New Middletown visited Miss Nannie Smith. Ro O Bannon sold two fine horses. Mrs. Louis Tuell is seriously ill with heart trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Schoen
the Heights
Ruby Hottle
James
Harriet Willet
Warren County
Ed Pearson
New Middletown
Nannie Smith
Louis Tuell
Local Notes and Illnesses Across Town
Misa Ronea Curl and Lola Barry were home over the weekend while Mrs Ella Cunningham suffers the grip. Many families report whooping cough sweeping through children. Loran W Teagarden returns to Denver after a visit. Jesse A Kelley and others visited Louisville on Saturday. A child named Able Hedden died last Tuesday night from whooping cough and pneumonia and was buried in the family plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Ronea Curl
Ella Cunningham
Alex
Loouisville
Wm. Robinson
Lola Barry
Jesse O Fox
Loran
Teagarden
Denver
Colo
Alice Miller
P. Bargen
Mary Cunningham
James McFarland
Morton Davis
Lillian
Louisville
Jesse A Kelley
Jesse Chapel
Boone
Able
John Hedden
Byrneville social notes and visits parade through town
A stream of local names and happenings fills a Byrneville page. ABE W Williams visits Corydon on business while O P D Byrne hosts a birthday dinner for his grandson Douglas Byrne. Ed Martin and Mrs Richards’ home in Georgetown sees plastering work and Earl Fouts with his violin entertain guests. Blanche Hazzard returns home from Floyd county teaching duties amid a lively community scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Hazzard
Floyd County
Earl Fouts
Ed Martin
O. J. D Byrne
Douglas Byrne
Harbie Mosier
Wallace Byrne
Lake Martin
Marshall Martin
Douglas
Local Notices and Move Aways Reported in Town
Depauw residents note Mrs. Joe Henry Ash is very ill at this time. Thomas Haley now occupies the Hunter property. Mrs. W. E. Nolet and daughter Har l visited Frenchtown this week. Revival meetings at Fredericksburg draw participants. Aliie Poe recovering at home after illness. Charles and Will Hunter and mother sold property and will move to Illinois. George W. Churchill family headed to Hanover Arkansas for lumber work. Harry Morga and John M. Seacat accompany them for summer timber work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Haley
Hunter
W. E. Nolet
Harl
Frenchtown
Fredericksburg
Aliie Poe
Hattie Haley
Charles
Will Hunter
Farm Seeks Barred Plymouth Rock Eggs at Old Price
Local listings note eggs available at $1.00 per setting of 15 and a farm price of 30 cents per setting. January 5 Fisherman J. Frimmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pfrimmer
Aged Woman Dead at Palmyra Home
Mrs. Adam Hartman an elderly resident died at her Palmyra home on the fifth of the month from heart disease. She collapsed at breakfast after a period of rugged health and passed away within hours. She was eighty and survived by a daughter Mrs. Andrew Wolfe of Palmyra and two sons George Hartman of Illinois and Edward Hartman of the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Hartman
Palmyra
Andrew Wolfe
George Hartman
Illinois
Edward Hartman
Thompson Offers Top Telephone Boxes in New Albany
Thompson of 107 East Main Street New Albany Indiana advertises sturdy telephone boxes for installation urging customers to select his product for reliable service. The ad emphasizes quality and market availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
Main St
New Albany
Ind
Hooker Hancock Dies At 88 In Washington County
Hooker Hancock died at his home near Fredericksburg Washington County last Thursday after a long illness. He was an active farmer and advocate for agricultural interests. He was brother to Major William Hancock who served as county clerk in the sixties. He leaves two sisters and a brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hookers Hancock
Fredericksburg
Washington County
William Hancock
Administrator's Sale of Real Estate in Harrison County
Jeremiah W. Zenor administrator announces public auction of multiple parcels in Harrison County Indiana at ten o'clock AM on the Webster township premises. Includes 40 acres southeast quarter of section 35 and 40 acres off southeast quarter, plus 40 acres in northeast quarter of southwest quarter and 41.97 acres in southeast quarter of northwest quarter of section 3. One third cash, balance in two notes due 9 and 18 months, six percent interest, with surety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Zever
Webster Township
Harrison County
Indiana
Towit
Jeffersonville
John A. Evans
Wm M. Saffer
Jouge
Gauxe
Jeremiah W. Zenor
W. T. Zenor
Atty. Admr
Democratic Primary Announcements for Indiana Third District
W. B. Cox of Dubois county seeks Congress in the Third District subject to Democratic primaries on April 3 1908. William Ridley of Harrison county seeks Judge of the Third Judicial Circuit subject to the same primary. John H. Luckett of Crawford seeks Judge of the Third Judicial Circuit. Christopher W. Cook of Harrison also seeks Circuit Judge with primary on April 3 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
How. W. BE. Cox
Dubois County
Congress
Indiana
William Ridley
Harrison County
Third Judicial Circuit
Harrison, Crawford
Perry
John H. Luckett
Crawford County
Christopher W. Cook
Candidates for Prosecuting Attorney in Third Judicial Circuit
Clyde Lortick of Harrison county and David J. Murr of Crawford county seek the Prosecuting Attorney post for the Third Judicial Circuit comprising Harrison Crawford and Perry counties under the Democratic Primary. Charles T. Brown of Crawford and Norman E. Patrice of Perry also enter the race for the same office ahead of the April 3 1908 primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Lortick
Harrison County
Third Judicial Circuit
Harrison
Crawford
Perry
David J. Murr
Crawford County
Norman E. Patrice
Perry County
Harrison County Democratic Primary Candidate Notices
Suite A SEREN announces candidates for the Democratic primary with dates in early April 1908. Andrew J. Lopp of Heth township and Thomas Connolly of Blue River township seek State Representative seats, subject to party primary decisions. Philip A. Miller of Heth township also runs for the Legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suite A
Spencer Township
Andrew J. Lopp
Heth Township
Harrison County
Thomas Connolly
Biue River Township
Philip A. Miller
Harrison Circuit Court Clerk Candidates in Democratic Primary 1908
Clerk Henry W. Denso of Harrison township seeks the Harrison Circuit Court clerk's position subject to the Democratic primary of 1908. Charles H. Kintner of Scott township is also noted in the Democratic primary, 1908. James A. McRae of Taylor township is a candidate awaiting the Democratic primary decision, 1908. Levi V. Brown of Harrison township is shown in the Democratic primary election, 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Denso
Harrison Township
Harrison
Charles H. Kintner
Scott Township
Harrison Circuit Court
James A. McRae
Taylor Township
Levi V. Brown
Auditor Candidates in Harrison Township Democratic Primary 1908
J. L. O'Bannon of Harrison township seeks renomination for County Auditor subject to the Democratic primary in 1908. Sam P. Vogt, also of Harrison township, is a candidate for County Auditor under the Democratic primary in 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. O'Bannon
Harrison Township
Sam P. Vogt
Sheriff Candidates in Harrison County Primary Duel
Several candidates appear for Harrison county sheriff subject to the Democratic primary on April 3. Jacob A Stevens Eli Miller Peter S Wright and James W Thomas, all of Harrison township, seek the sheriff's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob A Stevens
Harrison County
Peter S. Wright
Harrison Township
Harrison County Treasurer Candidates in Democratic Primary
Treasurer J T Pitman of Blue River township and T W Knight of Taylor township seek Harrison County Treasurer roles in the April 3 1908 Democratic primary. George K Gwartney of Harrison township is also a candidate, pending the primary decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.T. Pitman
Blue River Township
Harrison County
George K.gwartney
Harrison Township
John Kaylor Seeks Harrison County Surveyor Nomination
John Kaylor of Morgan township seeks the Democratic nomination for Harrison County Surveyor in Indiana, subject to the Democratic county primary decision on April 3, 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kaylor
Morgan Township
Harrison County
Indiana
Coroner Candidates Named in Harrison County Primary
Henry H Wise of Harrison township seeks the coroner post subject to the Democratic primary. W E Cotmer of Posey township also seeks the coroner seat under the Democratic primary with April 3 1908 set. Douglas Cunningham of Washington township enters as coroner candidate for Harrison county in the Democratic county primary on April 3 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry H. Wise
Harrison Township
W.E. Cotmer
Posey Township
Douglas Cunningham
Washington Township
Harrison County
Harrison county local Democratic primary filings listed
Frank Cunningham of Boone township seeks the Democratic nomination for Commissioner Third District in Harrison county. Thomas J. Stevens of Jackson township seeks the Commissioner First District seat, subject to the Democratic county primary decision. Davin A. Simler of Washington township seeks the Democratic nomination for Commissioner Third District, subject to the primary decision, April 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Cunningham
Boone Township
Harrison County
Thomas J. Stevens
Jackson Township
Davin A. Simler
Washington Township
Harrison county Indiana township trustee candidates named
A list of candidates for township trustee positions in Harrison county Indiana. Names include W W Lawson W W Williams George Woertz Willard Denpp George Bickel William Eisenmenger Herman Meyer Wil S Lanve W H Bussaargha Ira Davis all subject to the Democratic primary conventions of their respective townships in 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Lawson
Posey Township
Harrison County
Ind
Ww. W. Williams
Franklin Township
Indiana
Said Township
George Woertz
Jackson Township
George Bickel
Democratic primary assessor candidates listed in raid township
W D Toiusa, John Pressler, Franek McCutcheon, Amis Day appear as candidates for assessor in various townships of Harrison County Indiana subject to the decision of the Democratic primary conventions. The notices reference Democratic process and township designations in Harrison County and Franklin Township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franek McCutcheon
Harrison Township
Harrison County
Indiana
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Fiedria Air
Lanesville
A. M. Bisert
Bridgeport
C. B. Server
Willis-Gutkes
U. B. Sunday School
Jack
Jack Yeager
Mace Stewart
Grace Russell
Sandy Branch
Mary Kirk
Mary Kessinger
Fannie Heimbaugh
Herbt Johnson
Wolfe
Jessie Blunk
Mary
Nell
Nora
Arkansas
Cecil
Trella
Margaret
Edna
Ralph
Emma
Specrats
Seven Springs
Uncle Pete
O’bannon
Byrneville
Abe Williams
O. P. D. Byrne
F. L. Lawley
Springton, Ill
Mrs. Richards
Eddie Byrne
M. A. Hazzard
William Leffler and
Curtis Fouts
Lagrippe
Ed Sappenfield
Asberry Parish
Depauw
Joe Henry Ash
Tower
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WER Canada CO Wen Tio Tomonts
Blanche E. Stephanon
S. 42Nd Ave
Chicago
Cardus
Hooker Hancock
Charles T. Brown
Eli Miller
Heth
Harrison Country
James W. Thomas
T. W. Knight
Taylor Sownship
Goroner
Willard H. Denpp
William Eisenmenger
Herman Meyer
Wil S. Lanve
W. H. Bussaabargha
Ira Davis
W.D. Toiusa
Raid Township
John Pressler
Said
Castoria
Lves
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