Governor Sulzer Must Face Trial in Impeachment saga
Albany N Y Governor William Sulzer faces trial after impeachment for perjury larceny of campaign funds and related high crimes. Articles allege false campaign statements deceitful affidavits witness bribery suppression of evidence and use of funds for stock speculation. The Senate and Court of Appeals will hear the case as a unified impeachment court.
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Albany
N. Y
William Sulzer
State Assembly
Senate
Sulzer
Circuit Court of Appeals
Wall Street
Hhe
Frawley Committee
Frederick L. Colwell
New York Stock Exchange
Boss Murphy
Tammany Hall
New York State
State Department
Ross Murphy
Murphy
Laporte Set To Host Northern Indiana Editorial Meet
Laporte Indiana plans a two day gathering September 4 and 5 for the Northern Indiana Editorial association with J A Beane and Marty B Darling organizing. The event features a 200 person banquet at the Rumely hotel, talks by Governor Ralston and George Ade, a city tour and a prison excursion.
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Laporte
Democratic State Editorial Association
Northern
Goshen
Harry B. Darling
Chamber of Commerce
Rumely
Samuel M. Ralston
Col. Buckingham
Chicago
George Ade
Kern
Barnhart
J. Dunn
John B. Stoll
Michigan City
Fogarty
Tadiena
Blind Tiger Drive Aims To End Local Fox Game
In German township Bartholomew county Indiana rural residents and temperance forces plan a mass meeting at Taylorsville M E church to organize a drive against alleged illegal taverns nicknamed blind tigers Super intendent Shumaker of the Indiana Anti Salo on League and Rev W H Book will speak The remonstrance seeks to keep German township dry for two years and urges Taylorsville residents to join in driving out the blind tigers
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Columbus
German Township
Bartholomew County
Essex Brothers
Taylorsville
M E
Shumaker
Indiana Anti-Saloon League
W. H. Book
Claims Corn Growing Record In Shelbyville Aug 15
Shelbyville notices J 5 Atwood of Jackson township claims the record for fast growing corn. He planted eight acres of yellow corn on July 29 and, by yesterday, brought roasting ears to his son. The corn matured in sixteen days and Atwood invites doubters to visit his field as neighbors vouch for the planting date.
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Shelbyville
Atwood
Jackson Township
Conneraville News Note Reframes Bore Freestones
A fragmentary item notes Bore Freestones and Conneraville in a short local blurb. Readable phrases suggest a name swap or event mention, but details and context remain unclear within the clipped OCR text.
Pioneers Meet at Yeddo Shields Fountain County Old Salors
Covington August 15 The thirty ninth annual meeting of Fountain counties old sailors met at Smiths Grove near Yeddo Though rain or shine Yeddo hosts the gathering near August 16 The program remained free from bias Speakers included John Myers Los Angeles city auditor Fred S Purnell Attica James Bingham Muncie ex attorney general Andrew Marshall Veedersburg and other pioneers The oldest attendee Joshua Cates aged ninety eight Elizabeth McCoy age 102 the eldest woman present and possibly the state s oldest woman health and happiness mark the day The crowd included relatives of ex Speaker Joseph Cannon
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Covington
Old Sailors
Fountain County
Smith's Grove
Yeddo
Old Settlers
Kingman
W.M. Myers
John Myers
Los Angeles
Fred S. Purnell
Attica
James Bingham
Muncie
Andrew Marshall
Veedersburg
Joshua Cates
Felix Bowers
Bayless Raypole
Robert Briggs
Cornelius Bonebrake
James Watt
Elizabeth McCoy
Parke County
Shy
Joseph Cannon
Indiana News in Brief A Indiana town notes and incidents
Indiana news in brief covers multiple towns with varied items. Events include a September Bowling Green settlers meeting, mine work at Templeton employing 200, a drowning at Forest Park, a horse theft wanted notice, a congressional invitation, family reunion in August, injuries from a train and a factory collapse, a large fire destroying elevator and crops, remonstrances against saloons, reformatory parole decisions, a store robbery, octogenarian club greeting, arson concerns in South Bend, and a potential mail crime case to be tried in Indianapolis.
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Brazil
Old Settlers
Bowling Green
Linton
Templeton
Terre Haute
Harold Crouch
Forest Park
Shelbyville
Garfeld Poe
Frank Cherry
Anderson
Adair
Central Christian Sunday School
Middletown
Keesling
Kisling
Fair Grounds
Jasper N. Keesling
Madison
John Dondan
North Vernon
King’s Daughters’ Hospital
George Reynolds
Centerton
Rodh Rock
Muncie
Jeffersonville
Indiana Reformatory
Board ‘of Trustees
Elwood
Dan Martin
Marton
Grant County Octogenarian Club
Matterpark
Grant
South Bend
Steve Powocki
Vincennes
Martin
W. Farris
Mal
Princeton
Indianapolis
Farmer's hawk trap claimed to deter pests in New Jersey
Benjamin Groner, a farmer near Bird's Eye Hollow just over the New Jersey line from Goshen, devised a scythe blade trap set on a high pole to cut hawk claws as it slides down. He believed the sharp edge would ruin hawks and owls that threaten his poultry, and reports say it reduced losses. The device reportedly maimed one hawk and drew owl talons, reinforcing his view that the trap protects his flock.
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Benjamin’ Groner
Bird's Eye Hollow
New Jersey Line
Gosken
Hawka
Groner
Groner Waa
Farmer Groner
Fragmented prose fragment from Cornelia Comer in Atlantic
A fragmented quote reflects concerns on life, hunger, and progress. The speaker laments the drift from meaningful work toward mills and offices while expressing a yearning for a truer life path. Appears cited from Cornelia A. Comer in the Atlantic.
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Hfe
Cornelia
A. P. Comer
the Atlantic
Fragmentary note on ornaments and jewelry in museums
A garbled excerpt notes ornaments lasting longer than other man made items, mentioning brooches and necklaces in museums and houses. The text is incomplete but centers on longevity of jewelry and display in institutions.
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Polly) Hopkins
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