James Bingham Indiana Attorney General Candidate
James Bingham of Muncie the Republican nominee for Attorney General is praised as an energetic capable and successful Indiana lawyer. Born in Fountain County March 16 1861 he rose from farm and rail work to become county superintendent and prosecutor then moved to Muncie to build a large practice aided by his wife who read law to him due to near blindness.
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James Bingham
Muncie
Indiana
Fountain County
Twenty-first Judicial Circuit
Nightshirt Attire At Christmas Eve Party Sparks Divorce
Mrs Stella V Wilson of St Louis seeks divorce from John T Wilson. In court she described him appearing at a Christmas Eve party in only a nightshirt and sitting in the parlor all evening. She testified he wore no other garment and spoke of disrobing by an open window amid neighborhood complaints.
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Stella V. Wilson
John T. Wilson
St. Louis
Indiana Democrats face tariff platform backlash
Indiana Democrats are criticized for endorsing a tariff for revenue only in their state platform. Congressman James E. Watson argues this stance echoes Grover Cleveland era policy and links it to soup kitchen scenes in Indiana after his 1884 victory. He contrasts this with John Sharp Williams who advocates tariff revision instead.
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Indiana
James E. Watson
Grover Cleveland
Cleveland
Congress
John Sharp Williams
Farm Prosperity and Tariff Debate Argument
The speaker touts unprecedented times with high wages and low interest, praising farm prices while warning that Democratic calls for a tariff for revenue only would end the current prosperity. He labels protective tariffs a robbery and frames the tariff issue as crucial to preserving good times.
Public Printing Reform Cuts Government Costs
The public printing reform led by Representative Charles B. Landis reduces next year’s government printing appropriation by more than $1,000, reflecting substantial savings in official printing expenses.
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Charles B. Landis
Russian duel ends in self destruction after card game
At a Moscow ball two Polish youths Nidetzky and Komorovsky duel by the deadly act of self destruction after losing at ecart. Komorovsky shoots himself. Nidetzky flees to Berlin. The ball’s tragedy is contrasted with a countess’s quick remarriage days later. In New York a cigar man causes a dress fire on Madison Avenue, prompting the woman to chase him for accountability.
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Russia
Moscow
Nidetzky
Komorovsky
Feodorovo
Berlin
Madison Avenue
Forty-second Street
New York City
Burlesque Interpreter Executed at Melilla Carnival
During Melilla carnival a native interpreter posed as Morocco’s pretender in a burlesque procession. Days later he was seized near the city, taken to the pretender’s camp, tried, condemned, and executed by being blown from a cannon.
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Melilla
Morocco
Snake said to cure rheumatism found by Amwell farmer
John Chambers of Amwell township Missouri reports a black six foot snake bit his foot as he cut weeds. He killed the snake and says rheumatism that troubled him for years disappeared afterward. He attributes the cure to the snake.
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John Chambers
Amwell Township
Chambers
Mr. Chambers
Notice to Defendants in Fountain County Court Case 1906
In Fountain County Indiana the Fountain Circuit Court September Term 1906 Daisy Arter et al vs William Howe et al filed complaint to quiet title. Defendants unknown reside in Fountain County and are notified to appear September 3 1906 at Covington Court House or answer. FRY BRYANT Clerk. L. P. Little Attorney for Plaintiff June 29 1906.
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William Howe
Resin Wilkinson
Dav'd Hans
Jacob Hans Peter Hane
Daniel R. Hane
John Hans Jonas Hans
William Hans
Maria Ftormrly
Maria Hass
Mary BE
Mary E Haas
Hester A
Hester A Haas
Mary J
Mary J. Haas
Mela A
Melia A. Haas
Eafd
Daniel Haas
Sa'd Court
Ho'sen
Covington
Fountain Circuit Court
Fry Bryant
E Livengood
Paintiffs
FRY &Ryant
Fountaintrevit
Marie Bryant
L. P. Little
State of Indiana
Fountain County
Fountain Circuit
Charles Radebaugh
Simpson Murray Et al
Notice to Defendants in Quiet Title Suit in Fountain County
The court notifies Elizabeth Duncan William Duncan Marian E Dye Cyrus Dye Simpson Murray and others that a complaint to quiet title to real estate in Fountain County Indiana has been filed. Defendants other than those residents of Indiana are listed as unknown or cannot be determined after due inquiry. The order directs all named defendants to respond to the suit as required by law.
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THE
Fountain Trust Company
William Howe
A Hove
Danny Arter
Fountain Country
India
Jonas Haas
Eva Cole
Indiana
Resin Wilkinson
David Haas
Eliza Haas
Jacob Haas
Amelia Haas
ePeter Haas
Louiss Haas
Daniel R. Haas
Mertha Haas
John Haar
Mercy A. Haas
Rebecca Haase
William Haas
Jane Hana
Nicholas Fisher
Julian Fisher
Mariah Li«ering
Edward Martz
Mary E. Martz
Hester A. Coles
Mary J. Uhler
Meha A. Snyder
Caroline Wicks
George W. Weeks
Jones Haas
Maria
Maria Haas
Mary BE
Mary BK. Haas
Hester A
Hester A. Baas
Mary J
Mary J. Haas
Melia
Melia Haas
Marii
Marvy E
Mary FE
Haga
Hens
Willam Howe
George CC. Murray
Mattie Murray
Ralah A. Gott
R. H. Gott
Rheila Get
James Murray
Rebecca Murray
William Murray
Simpson Murray
George C. Murray
Margaret Murray
RH. Gott
Rolah HR. Gott
Kholla Gott
Rosa AH. Gott
Matilda Murray
Malinds
Murray
John P. Murray
Rebecca Gott
Rebecca J Gott
Etta Murray
Ettie Murray
Myrtie Murray
Mollie Murray
Matte Murray
Mary E Murray
Sarah EF. Gott
George W. Mellott
Barbara Metlott
Lida Patton
Florence Sutters
Ura Suiter
Ora F. Suiter
Marion Gott
Marion FE. Gott
Nancy A. Gott
Laura Galagher
William Gott
Fizabeth Duncan
William Duncan
Charles B. Gott
Nancy L. Deth
Cristian
Rolah H. Gott
Rhella Gott
Rolla H. Gott
Malinda Murray
Florence Suiters
Ura Buiter
Nancy H. Gott
Marion B. Gott
Notice of Letting Contract in Covington Indiana
The Fountain County Board of Commissioners invites sealed bids for construction of a viaduct and earthwork along the railway right of way in Covington Indiana beginning at Spring Street and proceeding 600 feet south to the half section line. Bids due at 7 noon. Bond required in double bid amount. The board may split contracts and reject all bids. Auditor James T Bell July 10 1906.
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C. Co & St. & Railway Company
Spring Street
Covington
Indiana
Ty David Hunter
Covington and
Jacksonsville
James T. Bell
Fountain County
Mill Creek Township
Said
Sylvester H. E Well
William Percish Budothers
Calvin L Jones
James T Bell
Lediana
Fountain County Commission Notice Aims For Meeting
Notice is hereby given that the Board of Commissioners of Fountain County Indiana will on a date yet to be announced convene a meeting to discuss county business and related official actions. Members and the public may attend as posted.
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Board of Commissioners of
Fountain Covanty, Indiana
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McComas & Sullivan
Northeast Corner Square, Covington, Ind
G. W. Martin
Liberty and 4Th Sts
Covington, Ind
Mayer, Jr
the Fountain Trust Company
Washington Street
sRoyail Poultry Food
Layton & Bilsland
Abe
East Main Street
Danville
Illinois
Cotton Belt
State
Hall
Mia Co Hedee Renee
Fountain
Daisy Arter Et al
Board of Commissioners
Java
YALE
CO SP Tezs Bay
Lach North
Jor Rane
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