Green Sentenced for Theft of Judge McCabe's Horses
Robert Green pleaded guilty to grand larceny in Indianapolis for stealing Judge James McCabe's team of horses. He received 1 to 14 years at Michigan City Prison, a $10 fine, and one year disfranchisement. He admitted guilt, showed no insanity claims, and was taken to prison after sentencing. News notes he lost about 20000 dollars in the hoard of trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Robert Green
Marion County Grand Jury
James McCabe
M. E. Foley
Crawfordsville
Pritchard
Michigan City
Green
Walters
Marion County
First Presbyterian Church Plans Worship and Children's Day
iH. K. Fox, Ph. D. will preach at 11 o clock on The Son of Mary. Evening Bible School at 7 30 observes Children's Day with a program. Parents wishing christening should contact a session member or the pastor. All welcome to services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible School
New Member Chosen for City School Board
At Monday night’s council meeting Dr. James P. Buckner was selected to replace C. W. Dice on the school board. Councilman D. W. Spence presented his name with no other candidate offered. the unanimous vote approved Buckner, noted as a conservative choice as Dice’s term nears August expiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. Buckner
C. W. Dice
D. W. Spence
Democrats Set Convention To Nominate County Ticket
The democratic county central committee and several candidates met in the city to transact political business and decide to hold a delegate convention at Veedersburg on July 1 to nominate the county ticket and begin the campaign. The move followed the Republicans naming their ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic County Central Committee
Veedersburg
Band Concert Program for June 13 at Northwest Corner
Saturday night concert features marches and waltzes including March Idlewild Overture Superba Quick Step Chigan Cy Beach Waltz Queen of the Isle March American Eagle Characteristique A Day in the Cottonfield March Columbian Yacht Club Quadrille Military Style Medley War Songs of the Boys in Blue March Gloria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest Corner Square
Idlewild
Superba
Quick Step
Chigan Cy Beach
Queen of the Isle
American Eagle
Cottonfield
Columbian Yacht Club
Boys In Blue
Gloria
Leave orders at Layton and Bils land or mine
Coal workers instructed to leave orders at Layton and Bils land or the mine located 14 miles south of Covington as given by A. Dryer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Layton & Bilsland's
Covington
A. Dryer
Deadly dog attack mars Conover sheep herd
On Monday morning last week J M Conover saw two dogs in his flock a hound and a black shepherd dog chase the sheep. Seven were killed six wounded badly with some likely to die. He could not pursue due to leading hogs to market. The writer calls for extermination of curs in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Conover
Notice to Delinquents by the Post Office Dept
Notice warns subscribers delinquent over a year that service will be cut and accounts placed for collection unless they contact the office. It urges at least a small payment to remedy long running newspaper charges and emphasizes the paper has continued to carry them despite nonpayment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Office Department
Chokes on Bread Death of Orville Jackson
Orville Jackson twenty months old son of Mr and Mrs J B Jackson of this city choked Saturday while eating bread and butter. Delayed medical aid and a throat tube failed to save him after about thirty minutes. Funeral held near Thorntown with burial in nearby cemetery. born August 14 1906. Hedgee Drug Co recommends Miona stomach tablets with money back claim.
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Orville
J. B. Jackson
Hicks
John B. Jackson
Thorntown
Jackson
Union Memorial Services in Perrysville This Sunday
Memorial and decoration services hosted by the union lodges at Perrysville Sunday at 2 PM feature the Odd Fellows K of P and Court of Honor joining in a ceremony. The Perrysville band will lead the procession to Hicks Cemetery for the address by Hon. Frank R. Miller of Clinton.
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Union
Perrysville
Odd Fellows Lodge
K. of P. Lodge
Court of Honor
Hicks Cemetery
Frank R. Miller
Clinton
Widow Lucinda Fulton Mother of Two Civil War Veterans
Attica Ledger reports Covington resident Mrs. Lucinda Fulton born in Madison County 87 years ago is widow of a Civil War veteran and mother of 15 children 54 grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Her two sons Zeph Fulton of Covington and Taylor Fulton of Oklahoma serve as veterans. One son was killed in the Civil War.
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Lucinda Fulton
Covington
Zeph Fulton
Taylor Fulton
Oklahoma
Illness and Operative Care For Nick Seaman
Nick Seaman fell ill Friday night and Dr Spinning diagnosed a ruptured pus appendicitis. He was taken to St Elizabeth hospital Danville where he underwent surgery by four oclock and was reported in bed. He is doing splendidly aside from possible complications.
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Nick Seaman
Dr. Spinning
Seaman
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Danville
Spinning
Harvey Redden Dies After Illness and Drink Toll
Harvey Redden died at his son O D Redden's home Tuesday evening after days in town and a prior intoxicated state. He had been found incapacitated at Shaff saloon and treated by sheriff and medics before deteriorating. He was 63 and a lifelong county resident with funeral services at White's Chapel in Wabash Township followed by interment.
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Harvey Redden
O. D. Redden
Fred Hegg
Hardesty
Dan
North Third Street
White
Wabash
Ajoining
Knights of Pythias Plan Decoration and Memorial Day
Knights of Pythias gather for a Grand Lodge ceremony on Sunday June 14 meeting at Castle Hall at 1 30 p m. The march proceeds north on Fourth to Harrison west to Third south to Liberty to the court house for a program including Covington Band invocation Rev Fox address by Hon D W Simms and music. Afterward the group proceeds to Mount Hope cemetery for a ritual service over the grave of Bro R C King.
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Grand Lodge
Castle Hall
Fourth Street
Harrison
Third
Liberty
Court House
Covington Band
Fox Music
Livengood
D. W.simms
Mount Hope Cemetery
Bro. R. C. King
Republicans Nominate County Ticket in Fountain Primary
Fountain county Republicans held a primary convention last Saturday producing a strong ticket. Nominations announced by the returning board include Will F. Garhart prosecutor Alonzo F. Lindley representative Perry Hatt treasurer Robert Karr sheriff J H Parham coroner J Hed Parham? no, J Hed Parham surveyor Albert H Wilkinson first district James C. Claypool commissioner and James W. Ellis third district. About 1700 votes cast, roughly three fifths of the county GOP vote amid some factional feeling. For sale 100 lb capacity ice box at Fifth and Evans corners A Dryez.
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Fountain County
Returning Board
James W. Ellis
Baldwin and Hall Tie Quiet City Matrimony at Noon
Samuel L. Baldwin and Miss Ella Hall were married at noon on Tuesday by Justice Asa Ostorn at Barton Hall home. Only close family attended the ceremony and friends extend congratulations. Both natives of the county Baldwin formerly served as Shawnee township trustee and Hall from Fulton township. Baldwin recently worked at the Danville Soldiers Home and, on a sixty day furlough, will visit Lafayette before returning to duties.
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Samuel L. Baldwin
Ella Hall
Asa Ostorn
Barton Hall
Mrs. Baldwin
Shawnee Township
Fulton Township
James Hall
Baldwin
Danville
Lafayette
Pretty Cayuga Wedding Unites Louise Haupt and Louis Van McComas
Louise Francis Haupt wed Louis Van McComas in a noon ceremony at the Haupt home Cayuga with about twenty guests. Rev. G W Pearce officiated Presbyterian ritual followed by a three course dinner. The couple will reside in Covington East Washington street.
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Thomas Haupt
South Second Street
Cayuga
Louise Francis
Louis van McComas
Haupt
Milton Laughlin
Lohengren
G. W. Pearce
Mary Haupt
Bessie
Indianapolis
William McComas
Ruth
Harry Ferling
Walter Gray
Covington
Viola Long
Crawfordsville
J. Loeb
Mrs A L Sargent Dead After 82 Years In Tazewell County
Mrs. A L Sargent age 82 and longtime resident of Little Mackinaw and Macinaw townships died at her daughter Mrs J E Hill's home in Mackinaw Ill after a brief illness and pneumonia. Survived by four children, four grandchildren, three great grandchildren. funeral at the Christian church in Mackinaw Tuesday at 2 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mackinaw
Ill
A. L. Sargent
J. E. Hill
Maci Alaw
Kansas
William Summers
Ora
Leroy
Bell Bowyer
Machanaw
S. C. Kaufman
Covington
Ind
William P. Sargent
Chicago
Dr. Powell
Louisa
B. C. Allersworth
Dsa
The
Christian Church
Cristian Church
Mickinaw
Bloomington
Pantagraph
Boyd Recognized for National Convention Role
Postmaster F W Boyd of Covington earns praise for his appointment as assistant sergeant at arms of the national Republican convention to be held in Chicago. The Danville Press notes his selection from many applicants and the honor as a mark of recognition.
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F. W. Boyd
Covington
Chicago
Boyd
Fountain County
Fletcher Boyd
Wabash
Daniel W. Voorhees
Lew Wallace
Edward A. Hannegan
Danville Press
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McCabe
First Presbyterian Church
Ih. K. Fox
Hedgee Drug Co
Union Memorial Services
Perrysville 1. C. C. F
K. of P
Court of Homer
Leader
Knights of Pythias
the Convention
Will F. Garhart
Alonzo F. Lindley
Perry Hatt
Robert K
Hed Parham
Albert H. Wilkinson
James C. Claypool
Fifth and
Evans Streets
A. Dryez
Baldwin-Hall
Lena
Mae Cade
Lillian Reeves
Jessie Coleman
Beatrice Frankenbarger
Lera’ Hegg
Lulu Huffer
Nina Spining
Tazewell County
E& Credit
Bath
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