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Covington Republican

Location

Covington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1910

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Indianapolis Man Crushed Under Train Near River Station

John T. Horan of 1634 West Washington street Indianapolis was killed when he fell under a train working at the pit across the river. The age about 27 and un married, his body was found under the third car after a slow move. Coroner summoned. burial arranged in Indianapolis. Police and coworkers lament the accident as mysterious and tragic.

John T. Horan West Washington Street Indianapolis John Horan Horan M. Board

April Fooling in Covington Ends With Safe Return

J Wesley Whickear and R E Ray visited Covington on Friday and visited Capt Schuyler LaTourette’s home. They missed their evening train by less than a minute and hired a car to return, fatefully sharing the same auto and driver involved in the Shadeland accident but arriving safely.

J. Wesley Whickear R. E. Ray Covington Capt. Schuyler LaTourette Shadeland Attica Ledger

Elijah Myers Dies Loyal Jackson Township Resident

Elijah Myers longtime Jackson township resident died at his home 23 miles southeast of Wallace at 4 p.m. Friday. He was 68 and spent his life in the township. Known as a kindly, sociable man, he left a large circle of warm friends. Funeral services were held Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Saunders of the city in attendance.

Elijah Myers Jackson Township Wallace Leroy Saunders

Georgetown Wet Vote Upset Local Dry Prevailing 490

Georgetown township shifted to wet by a 490 vote margin after two years in the dry column. While the south end including Georgetown voted dry along with four other precincts, Westville produced an overwhelming wet majority with over 1,000 ballots cast and 947 wet to 103 dry. The Leader notes a 10c stamp with every 10c purchase.

Georgetown Westville

Josiah Frazier Stricken In Critical Condition

Cain citizen Josiah Frazier a progressive farmer was stricken with hemorrhages of the brain on Monday of last week and remains in a critical condition.

Josiah Frazier Cain

Third annual commence ment at Newtown and Mellott high schools

The Mellott opera house hosted the third annual commencement on Saturday evening April 2. Hon Dan W Simms of Lafayette delivered the main address. Diplomas were presented by Prof Ira T Crash. Newtown and Mellott graduates named. music by Newtown orchestra. local officials attended in Schma's auto.

Newtown and Mellott High Schools Mellott Opera House Evning Dan. W. Simms Lafayette Richland Township Ira T. Crash Newtown High School Emery Monroe Crumley Grace Darling Biffle Grace Katharine McKinney Joyce Leslie Wood Beulah Anna Hastings Ethel May Bunnell Mzllett High School Bertha Miller Grover E. Rice Juaniti Royal Herman E. Howard Genevieve Cord Charles L. Tanner Sophia Elizabeth Gerhard Newtown Orchestra H. C. Yount Prof. McIntyre Supt. Livengood O. M. Cardner Schma

Judge awards $1000 to owner over horse death in Lafayette yard

A jury ordered Big Four railroad to pay C. O. Blind $1000 for the death of his race horse Kids Direct after a switch engine damaged a car in Lafayette yards last fall. The suit claimed $1800, contending the limited liability contract capped recovery at $100, with arguments over agency and liability. The case goes to the supreme court on appeal. Also note: spring floor coverings advertised at J Loeb's Stores.

Big Four Railroad C. O. Blind Kids Direct Lafayette Wm. Michaels Templeton Huntington Kid Direct Blind Frank Ross Ross Supreme Court

No Opposition for County Treasurer Thompson Nomination

W H Thompson will receive a unanimous renomination for County Treasurer at the Democratic County Convention in Attica next Monday. A long-time county resident and former township trustee, Thompson is praised as a steady, reliable Democrat with strong local ties and a clean public record.

Will H. Thompson Attica

Woman's Club Elects Officers for Next Year

The Woman's Club met at Mrs. Mark Rogers's home last Friday. Officers elected for the year: President Mary Rowland, First Vice-President Margaret Schoonover, Second Vice-President Lorena Clifton, Recording Secretary Nellie Rogers, Corresponding Secretary Dorothy Fields, Treasurer Mary Dunlap, Librarian Alma Rogers. Next meeting April 15 at Mrs. James Allen's home.

Mark Rogers Mary Rowland Margaret Schoonover Lorena Clifton Nellie Rogers Dorothy Fields Mary Dunlap Alma Rogers James Allen

Last Day of School at Hickory Grove

The Hickory Grove school in Wabash township closed last Saturday. Patrons and neighbors surprised teacher Logan Babb with baskets, enjoyed a midday dinner, then a program of recitations dialogues and music in the afternoon. Prizes were awarded and the school year closed successfully. Cash Premium at J Loeb's Stores noted.

Hickory Grove Wabash Township Logan Babb Babb

Wet vote gains and Illinois results on local option

Incomplete late returns show 32 towns voting wet and 13 turning dry, with 45 of 92 towns voting wet. Chicago not on the ballot due to signature issues. Peoria approved issuing bonds for a bridge. Averyville to be annexed but city court proposal failed. Several towns posted varying dry and wet outcomes, while other notices and ads follow.

Chicago Associated Press Illinois Chicago Peoria Averyville

Death of Mrs Isabel Hannah in Covington Ohio Valley Era

Mrs Isabel Hannah died at her home in this city March 31 1910 She was the daughter of Perrin Kent one of Warren counties early settlers and noted across the western part of the state Born September 7 1832 at the old home northwest of Covington she was the last of eight children except one sister Caroline DuBois of Danville Illinois She married George H Warren a Williamsport Indiana druggist in 1850 who died in 1855 She taught in Warren county until 1866 when she married William P Hannah of Vermilion Illinois They had four children two sons and two daughters all living Mr Hannah died March 14 1901 She moved to Warren county in 1694 and then to Covington in 1905 Surviving are Misses Belle Alfie Hannah Kent Hannah of Warren county and Alex Hannah of Pueblo Colorado Funeral services were held at her home on Second street conducted by Rev F K Dougherty Interment was at Gopher Hill cemetery Pallbearers were William and Max Kent Thomas James and George Lucas and W P Carmichael The family asks sympathy for the bereaved in this sad hour of life Also mention of J Loebs stores advertising cash premiums.

Isabel Hannah Perrin Kent Warren County Hannah Covington Caroline DuBois Danville Ill George H. Warren Williamsport Ind William P. Hannah Vermilion County Illinois M. E. Church Belle Alfie Hannah Kent Hannah Alex Hannah Pueblo Col F. K. Dougherty Second Street George W. Kerr & Son Gopher Hill Cemetery William Max Kent Thomas James George Lucas W. P. Carmichael

Trustee's Accounts Being Examined in Fountain County

Jesse Funk trustee of Davis township visited Covington last Friday for book examinations by State accountants O. Fr. Knapp and Wm. Maloney who have worked on trustees' accounts since last Monday. They review six years for eleven trustees and expect several weeks in Fountain county. No information released yet, but belief is all accounts will be correct. examiners may inspect other county affairs as needed.

Jesse Funk Davis Township Covington O. Fr. Knapp Wm. Maloney Fountain County

Indiana to require education exam for high school teachers

After January 1, 1911, Indiana high school teacher licenses will require passing an examination on the science of education. The State Board of Education met at the office of State Superintendent Robert J. Aley and agreed that teachers must know both subject matter and instructional methods. Present licenses remain valid for those who already hold high school credentials.

Indiana State Board of Education Robert J. Aley Public Instruction

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April Richland VanDorn's Drug Store J. Loeb's Billy Thompson the Woman’s Club J. Loeb’s Springfield Ward Decatur Princeton Bloomington Egin Woodstock Rockford Freeport Joliet Lockport Champaign Palmer Batavia Christian County Pana Galesburg Monmouth Paris Shancetown Gallatin County Carriage Township Villa Grove Urbana Home Merchant The Republican Linden John M. Jinden Billy Sunday Christian Church M. E Miss Auten VaunDorn
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