President Taft gains public support after special session
The article asserts Taft emerges four to one stronger with the people and business interests after Congress's special session. It criticizes Democrats and insurgents as acting for political effect and notes Taft vetoed several bills, including Lafollette Underwood and statehood measures, while defending tariff policy and a Tariff Commission to study production costs.
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Taft
New Mexico
John W. Kern
Indiana
Arizona
Dr Clel Brewer and family visit city editor in repair
Dr Clel Brewer his wife and two children from Rantoul LiL were in the city last Thursday en route home from Wabash township to visit his parents Mr and Mrs Robert Brewer The Doctor a favored editor friend entered the sanctum for a brief visit while the auto was serviced The note praises his good wife valuable land and thriving medical practice Regular city council meeting is set for next Monday evening.
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Clel Brewer
Rantoul
Lil
Wabash Township
Robert Brewer
Clel
Illinois
Indiana
Marriage of Rahama Danilap and Alex Sechooidt
The marriage of Miss Rahama Danilap, youngest daughter of Mr M R Danilap of this city, and Mr Alex Sechooidt of Cincinnati Ohio, is informally announced. The ceremony will be private at the bride’s home at high noon on September 624 with only immediate relatives present. The couple will depart for their home in Cincinnati, already prepared.
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Rahama
M. R. Danilap
Alex Sechooidt
Cincinnati
Polk Damage Suit Compromised In Civil Settlement
John G Vestern administrator of Barnard Poke killed by C and E I railroad at Attica in October 1906. After two trials the circuit court verdict of 4000 was reversed by the appellate court. Attorneys on both sides settled Tuesday with the company to pay Mrs Poke 1750 plus all higher court expenses and their own lower court costs. Settlement to be made at opening of September term. A retrial set for October 17 in this county with Rabbaz as special judge.
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John G. Vestern
Barnard Poke
Attica
Rabbaz
Covington Family Theatre Reopens Under Palmer Ownership
The Covington Armory venue reopens under former owners Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Palmer. Thursday shows feature Vaudeville and first run films with music at five and ten cents. Two reels plus songs promise clean, wholesome entertainment and sanitary, orderly conditions.
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Covington Family
Armory Building
FE. F. Palmer
Thetics
Indiana July health bulletin reports 202 deaths last month
The July bulletin of the state board of health records 202 deaths in Indiana for the previous month, a decline of twenty six from July of the prior year.
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State Board of Health
Indiana
Attica Chautauqua Receives Greatest Success This Year
The Attica Chautauqua was proclaimed the greatest success of the year by organizers, highlighting strong attendance and wide community participation across events and performances throughout the season.
The 63rd Regiment Reunion Under Rainy Press Day
The 63rd Regment survivors hold their annual reunion as rain disrupts indoor program. Dinners held at G A Kh halia. Members note thinning ranks while still enjoying gatherings. Mrs Charles Dochterman and Layton return from New York and New Jersey. Ex County Commissioner Clint Herler moves back to Mill Creek farm.
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63Rd Regment
Charles Dochterman
Layton
New York
New Jersey
Clint Herler
Mill Creek
County
Non-Resident Notice in Fountain Circuit Court
The Fountain County Fountain Circuit Court issues a nonresident notice to Harry Dice in a debt and attachment case. Plaintiff by John B Martin seeks appearance by October 11, 1911, at Covington Court House, warning of judgment in absentia if no answer.
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Fountain Circuit Court
A. D
Covington
Leroy Sanders
Dotin
Martin
Mrs Mayer Returns Home From Evaville Visit
Mrs Mayer came home Wednesday after a visit to Evaville, ending a brief trip and resuming daily routines.
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M. Mayer
Eva@ aville
Richland Visit Highlights Local News and Events
Mrs Edgar Shultz of Richland visited her father Ex auditor Bell and family over Sunday. The County Auditors association met in Indianapolis and estimated the new registration law will cost the state over five hundred thousand dollars. Do not miss M Shesley’s act on new fall and winter goods. George Miller from Illinois attended the 63rd reunion.
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Edgar Shultz
Richland
Auditor Bell and
County Auditors Association
Indianapolis
M. Shesley
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J. Loeb’s Stores
Covington, Indiana
Dalzell Company
Washington, D.C
Owens Building
Methodist Church
Epworth League
The
Christian Church
Rev. Johnson
Salem Church
Frank Kk. Dougherty
Dr. August Schott
William W. Crane, M. T
American College of Mechano- Theraphy
Andrus
Washington , Ret
Charlotte Molee
Tithe Fountain Circuit Court
Ira L. Beverlake
Charlotte Moles
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George Miller
Ilinois
Etter
P. A. Starck, Pres
Mee Orrcego
United States
Starck
Church & Parlor Oreans
P. A. Starck Piano CO
Wabashia
Chicago
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Layton & Bilsland’s Grocery and Bakery
George W. Kerr & Son
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