Fatal shooting in Bourbon ends feud between Bates and Redding
Indiana Warsaw May 14 William Bates sixty five prominent farmer shot to death and his son Frank Bates probably fatally wounded in a frenzied attack at Bourbon by neighbor Charles Redding. Redding is in town lockup guarded to avert lynching as feud stemming from last summer over a threshing bill reached a climax.
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Warsaw
Ind
William Bates
Frank Bates
Bourbon
Charles Reddinger
Bates
Bill
Double shooting at Newpoint leaves two dead
Coroner's inquest shows Winfield Land struck by two bullets, one fracturing the forehead, another entering temple to temple. Pleas ant Land killed. Garfield Williams and William Bare charged with manslaughter. Bonds posted at 1000 each by Newpoint and Greensburg citizens. Also: Indianapolis editor Fred L Purdy jailed thirty days for indirect contempt of court.
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Willliams
Rare
Winfield
Willams
Pare
Newpoint
Greensburg
Jefferson Williams
Pleasant Land
Indianapolis
Fremort Alford
Marion County Criminal Court
Fred L. Purdy
Indianapolis Sun
Marion County
Alford
Purdy
the Sun
Metzger
Dynamite Plot Tied to Black Hand Suspected in Hammond
Hammond Indiana May 12 unknown assassins tried to dynamite the home of Gaid FE Boone the prosecuting attorney The rear was wrecked and the porch blown away Boone suspects Black Hand threats since his Donahoe conviction Now a Michigan City life prisoner at large.
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Hammond
Ind
Gaid FE
Boone
Black Hand
Edward Donahoe
Hanly
Michigan City
Murder Trial In Progress In New Castle Indiana
Frank Thurman stands trial in New Castle on charges of murdering his father in law Reu ben Bailey. Farmers Savings and Trust Co. pays interest on savings deposits.
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New Castle
Ind
Frank Thurman
Reuben Bailey
Farmers Savings & Trist Co
Farmers Savings & Trust Co
Turkish Evacuation of Tabah Ordered by Sultan
Constantinople reports Tabah evacuated by Turkish troops per sultan order. The porte replied to the British note agreeing to Tabah evacuation and a boundary delimitation commission, but terms were deemed unacceptable by Sir Nicholas OConor who seeks full satisfaction before the deadline. It is expected the demand will be met.
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Constantinople
Tabah
Porte
Nicholas O’conor
McCoys on Trial for Bank Failures in Jasper County
The trial of Alfred McCoy and son Thomas opens under Special Judge John Farber in Monticello Ind. Indictments allege embezzlement as the McCoys kept deposits while the Rensselaer bank was insolvent. Failure in April 14 wiped nearly half a million dollars. depositors received about 40 percent.
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Monticello
Ind
Alfred McCoy
Thomas
John ©. Farber
Frankfort
George F. Haywood
John F. McHugh
Lafayette
McCoys
Farber
Rensselaer
Jasper County
Lake Counties
Thomas McCay
Thomas McCoy
Republican State Committee
Tenth District
McCoy
Bomb under Governor Folk's office found near lawn mower
An internal machine hidden under the Governor Folk's office window was discovered by a lawn mower. It contained nitroglycerin and a dynamite cap tube. if struck it could have blown the governor and much of the capitol into the Missouri river.
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Jefferson City
Bomb hits carriage of Moscow governor general
In Moscow on Sunday a bomb was hurled at the carriage of Vice Admiral Doubassoff, governor general of Moscow. He was wounded in the foot, while his aide-de-c camp and a sentry died. The attacker, wearing an officer's uniform, was killed.
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Moscow
Doubassoff
Leader of Holy Rollers Shot in Seattle
Frank E. Creffield leader of the Holy Rollers was shot in the head and killed instantly by George Mitchell a laborer. Mitchell claimed upon arrest that Creffield had wronged his two sisters.
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Seattle
Wash
Frank E. Creffield
The
Holy Rollers
George Mitchell
Mitchell
Creffield
Bev Eridge to Speak at Paris American Colony Banquet
Senator Beveridge of Indiana accepts invitation to address the American colony in Paris on July 4. His topic is the present foreign policy of the United States.
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Washington
Beveridge
Indiana
Paris
France
United States
Senator Dick proposes bronze medal for Lincoln era surviving soldiers
Washington May 10 Senator Dick introduces a bill to award a bronze Medal of Honor to each surviving soldier who enlisted under the first call of President Lincoln for 75 000 troops.
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Washington
Lincoln
Unclear OCR snippet notes refund offer and treasury transfer
An incomplete passage mentions a refund offer on a medical ointment and a large treasury transfer to San Francisco. It references the Farmers Savings & Trust Co. and dates in May, with figures about funds moved since mid April.
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New York
San Francisco
Negro lynched in Jackson after horse killing incident
Sam Sims, an African American, killed a horse used by Constable Lamar Hendricks during an attempted arrest. He was taken from authorities and lynched in Jackson Missouri.
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Jackson
Miss
Sam Sims
Lamar Hendricks
Community Notes From New Salisbury and Surroundings
New Albany connections appear with visits and relocations. Mrs. Andy Wolfe visits New Albany. Charles Fonts serves as night operator at DePauw. Mrs. Henry Dannreuther visits French Lick. Caspar Ferock and Philip Halin host visits from New Albany and Crandall residents. Miss Blanche Melton stays with grandmother Eliza Campbell. Mrs. James Wolfe ill in New Albany. Mary Crosby from Mott visiting. Mrs. Henry Brock plans San Francisco trip with her husband. Marion Deweese and Emma V. Dome travel to Indianapolis for Rebekah assembly. Quarterly meetings draw attendees from nearby districts. Rev. Polhemus aided by Revs. Murr and Raaf. Dr. S Stephen to lecture on India next Monday under Women’s Foreign Missionary Society. parlor meeting to follow. Arthur M. Davidson marries Miss Ethel Billings at Greencastle. Davidson to continue ministry studies at Boston Theological Seminary after Depauw years. They plan summer visit to home.
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Andy Wolfe
New Albany
Charles Fonts
Depruw
Henry Dannreuther
French Lick
Casper Ferock
Philip Halin
Blanche Melton
Crandall
Eliza Campbell
James Wolfe
Mary Crosby
Mott
Henry Brock
San Francisco
Marion Deweese
Emma V. Dome
Indianapolis
Rebekah Lodge
Rebekah Assembly I. C. O. F
Polhemus
John Murr
F. C. Raaf
S. Stephen
India
Worman's Foreign Missionary Society
Arthur M. Davidson
Samuel Davidson
Ethel Billings
Greencastle
Hill Grove Community News and Social Visits
Penn Haas and several neighbors report sick lists while Ed Starrrett and Windell family members improve. A cow injured by a broken leg near Joe Wiseman’s farm. Sunday visits to Hallie Windell and others from Laconia Heidelburg and Corydon towns are noted along with a Sunday School gathering at 9 30 AM.
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Ed Starrrett
Minnie Huntsinger
William Rhodes
Abe Rhodes
Sarah Windell
Near Heidelburg
Harve Stonecipher
Jessie Watson
Near Valley City
Lula Kintner
Corydon
Mable Rogey
Penn Haas
Cure a Cold in One Day Claim by Laxative Bromo Quinine
Advertisement claims one day cure for a cold with Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. Druggists refund money if it fails. EK W. Grove's signature on each box. Price 25 cents. Dated January 10 year.
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Ek, W. Grove
Danville Woman Files Auditor Candidacy Ahead of Democratic Convention
Marion Bailey of Danville announces her bid for Auditor of the State before the upcoming Democratic State Convention.
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Marion Bailey
Danville
Marriage License Filed for Lohmeyer and Richard
William N. Lohmeyer and Virgie L. Richard have a marriage license filed, indicating their forthcoming nuptials. The record notes the couple's names and the legal action without listing additional details.
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William N. Lohmeyer and
Virgie L. Richard
Proposed Tax Levy for Jackson Township 1906 Meeting Notice
Proposed tax levy figures for Jackson Township 1906 show road expenditures of 3930.00 with a 20 cent levy per 100. Additional road costs 320.00 and 7 cent levy per 100. Total expenditures 1240.00 and total levy 27 cents per 100. Taxables amount to 16230.00. Advisory Board meets at the Trustee's Office on June ath at 1 oclock p.m. A. J. Eatom, Trustee.
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Oeclock P.m. A. J
EATO
Farm for sale offers near Corydon with house and barn
Classified rural listings advertise several farms for sale including a 67 acre parcel near Corydon with a good house and barn for 700 dollars, plus other parcels of 100 to 187 acres with timber and fruit trees, plus houses and ground at various prices. The notice also promotes insurance services by Geo K Gwartney representing multiple reliable companies.
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Corydon
Train schedule notice from Corydon junction details
New Albany Ar. Corydon schedule lists departure times from Corydon Junction No 2 at 8 55 am and 9 25 am and 12 00 m with arrivals at No 1 8 30 am No 2 11 20 am and No 4 4 30 pm Nos 1 and 5 connect with Southern Railway to Huntingburg Evansville and St Louis Nos 4 and 6 connect with Southern Railway trains from those cities McKinley Boyle G W Briffett General Manager Train Master
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Corydon
Louisville
Ile
Denbo
Mauckport
Hurst
Laconia
Dean
Elizabeth
da. le. Schoen
New Middemtown
Wolfe
Lanesville
Reader
New Amsteiduam
Dr Davis
Isterling’s
Corydon Junction
Dr. Arnold
Leavenworth
New Albany
Southern Railway
Huntingburg
Evansville
St. Louis
McKinley Boyle
G. W. Briffett
General Manurer
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