Republican Opposition Ties Whisky to County Option Plan
Attorney General James Bingham of Indianapolis voices a tough, moral pledge against liquor influence in politics at Island Park. He argues ward township unit rules favor saloons while urging a county option shift, warning Watson supporters of a brewing backlash and predicting a backward twenty year step if ward and township remonstrances are retained.
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James Bingham
Indianapolis
Ishiuid Park
To Exal Ministerial Association
James FE. Watson
Nntion
Bingham
Flo
Sir Bingham
Republican Party
Brewery
Binglam
Watson
Mir. Giszsham
Atorney
Beniera
Biughan
JW. HH. Brightmire
Eshart
Roosevelt
Ma. Singham
Ilis
Liqidor
Ingham
Agin
Ac. Coun
Boy Thief Caught In Lenox Court Proceedings
Sixteen year old Bert Cole of Lenox Mass confessed to stealing Cleo Ulvich’s bicycle from the carnival grounds. Judge Hughes set bond at 500 dollars, and Cole was committed to jail and bound over to the superior court as a grand larceny case.
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Bert Cole
Lenox
Mass
Cleo Ulvich
Hughes
Cleo Ulrich
Middlebury Street
Walter Surls
Gladstone Avenue
Sreconds
Avendale
Surls
Cole
Ulrich
F. Hartung
South Main Street
Mr. Hartung
Little
Siuris
Gole
Luenex
Haverhill
Bryan Raid At Vermont Will Be Decided This Year
Democratic Chief says he cannot see how opponents gain satisfaction from Vermont results. Bryan criticizes Taft and his scares as Republicans attack him. He plans to reply at the New York state Democratic convention with a speech on Taft and His Scares.
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Bryan
New York
Taft
Death of Ysporter Daniel Smith in East Jackson Ind
Daniel Smith a Ysporter on West Jackson Street died after a fainting spell near the Elkhart Prim e store corner. Coroner Dewey attributed heart trouble as the immediate cause. He was born June 26 1862 in Whitley County Ind and had lived in the city about six or seven years. He worked at the Russell saloon porter for eight months. He was married but the couple separated years ago and had no children. His wife lives with her parents in Milford Ind and will be notified.
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Daniel Smith
Jackson Street
Phoebe
Smith
Russell
J. F. Gemblering
Gemberlizze & Golden’s
West Jackson Street
Jackson and
Main Streets
Elkhart
Primime Company
Dewey
Whitley
County
Ind
Dsia ’ Porter
Hae
Sep Ataler
Milford
Ing
Rinninger Found After St. Joseph River Rescue
Charles M. Rinninger, formerly missing since the rescue from the St. Joseph river near the straw-board factory, was located at the home of Philip Yantz five miles north of the city. Police sought whether he was the man who jumped into the river and disappeared and Mrs. Rinninger denies his involvement.
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Charles M. Rinninger
Edwardsburg Avenue
St. Joseph
Rinninger
Philip Yantz
Yantz
Edwardsburg
Teschers
Rinninger- Was
Tok Place
Smeltzer Currier Case Ends In Compromise
In the Smeltzer versus Currier suit Judge Oberholtzer effected a compromise this afternoon. Each party agreed to pay half the costs. The plaintiff received $30 for certain household effects and a lease for boarding was involved.
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Mars
Carrie Smeltzer
William Currier
Oberholtzer
Aetenas
August health report shows more deaths than births in city
For August the death count surpassed births by two with 37 deaths and 29 births. The typhoid cases rose to two. no quarantine in effect and overall general health reported as good.
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Grim Reaner
Stork
Board of Health
Vanderbilt Heiress Mourns Premature Firstborn
Budapest reports Countess Szchenyi formerly Gladys Vanderbilt gave birth today. The child lived briefly after a premature birth. Mrs Vanderbilt married Szchenyi in January in a grand social event.
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Budapest
Countess Szchenyi
Gladys Vanderbilt
Miss Vanderbilt
Szchenyi
Health Board Reports Butter Fat Variance in Milk Samples
Dr I W Short secretary notes four butter fat samples under scrutiny by the food and drug commission. One dealer cited faults though most samples were praised as first class. Seven samples recently submitted show milk generally in better condition with few violations and recent reforms following Goshen incidents.
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I. W. Short
Board ‘of “Health
Barnard
City Board of Health
Goshen
Narrow Escape When Clover Huller Bursts
Fred W. Eby operates a threshing outfit and while huling clover the governor failed and the engine ran wild. The cylinder of the huller flew apart and pieces scattered in all directions but no one was injured. The front of the huller was wrecked.
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Fred W. Eby
Changing survey into town of Bristol
Harold Keith the surveyor of Goshen reworked the St Joseph Valley line plan to run through Bristol’s main thoroughfare instead of the south highway near Lake Shore tracks. Keith, Bucklen company’s official surveyor, notes this is the final adjustment. St Joseph Valley Traction Co digs undergrade tracks at the Lake Shore crossing in Angola Indiana.
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Harold Keith
Goshen
St. Joseph Valley
Bristol
Lake Shore
Keith
Bucklen Company
St. Joseph
Angola
Ind
Barnhart States His Labor Stand in Letter
Henry Barnhart, a candidate for Congress, responds to a South Bend workers committee on labor issues. He outlines positions on injunctions, extending the eight hour law to government work, Sherman antitrust reform for unions, and abolition of child labor, aiming to clarify his views for Thirteenth district voters.
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South , Bend
Henry
A. Barnhart
Congress
Baltimore authorities aid couple after Aug. 1 incident
The police report minimal aid from authorities as Mrs. W. S. Gil Williams, wife of a Baltimore millionaire, accompanies the injured Roberts who remains in critical condition with little hope of recovery after the alleged Aug 1 incident on Wednesday night.
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Pepiad
W. S. Gil Williams
Baltimore
Roberts
Will and estates topics dominate Indiana superior court session
Probate actions opened in the superior court as the will of Mrs. Abbie Bugbee is offered with Edward Bishop named executor who has relinquished rights and Harvey W. Kaniz of Bristol to act. About twenty five beneficiaries are named in the will. In another matter Wils attérness to! C. Ray mer Thomas Hunsberger filed suit for possession and damages against William D. Ferris for unlawful possession of property in the city and $55 damage from fences and a chicken house destruction. The State of Indiana versus Coleman Floden and John Martin for cemetery arson at Osceola was appealed after a Brumbaugh verdict fining the defendants. The same judge presided over Inez Wilson v provoke which was appealed to the superior court. The appeal was filed today.
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Abbie Bugbee
Edward Bishop
Harvey W. Kaniz
Bristol
Raymer Thomas Hunsberger
Willian
Ferris
State of
Indiana
Coleman Flolden
John Martin
Osceola
Brumbaugh
Superior Court
Oscada
State of Indiana
Inez Wilson
Brambaugh
Hoosier Club Formed in Pueblo for State Fair Visit
Indiana citizens in Pueblo Colorado have organized a Hoosier club to entertain visitors during the Colorado state fair in Pueblo from September 14 to 19. A large tent with chairs couches and papers will be open continuously under a competent committee.
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Indiana
Pueblo
Col
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