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Newspaper

Ferdinand News

Location

Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1908

Page

7

Gloucester the fishing city of New England and its hardy seamen

Gloucester, a coastal city 31 miles from Boston, is the United States' leading fishing center. The harbor feeds shipbuilding and related trades, while fleets of sloops and schooners hunt cod and mackerel. The town’s history spans from colonial times to the Revolution and War of 1812, with famed wrecks like Norman's Woe inspiring Longfellow.

Gloucester Mass G. T GG. T. No Atlantic United States New England Boston Annisquam Bay View Eastlgloucester Freshwater Grove Lanesville Magnosia Riverdale West Gloucester Massachusetts England Longfellow Gate Wales Russels

The Boy’s View Of Life In A Fragmented Essay

A boy narrator surveys human variety and aims, noting race as a broad spectrum and his own evolving path. He sketches life as a journey with shifting concerns, from early ambitions to defining roles by midlife, while observing others. The passage blends ironic critique with a child's candid optimism.

Aly Joseph RK Bowles

The Merits of His Defects in a Boy’s Future

A reflective look at how a boy’s apparent defects shape his growing vitality and destiny. The piece contrasts premature impressions with the child’s stubborn vitality, noting his focus on play, exploration, and practical tasks while foreshadowing a strong, resilient future.

Edwin Markham

Senator Aims To Prohibit Governor Lecturing For Pay

Indiana senator Will Wood introduces a bill to bar the governor from delivering compensated lectures during office. First offense carries a 100 to 500 dollar fine, second offense up to 1000 dollars. Wood calls the measure a check on using the governor’s office as advertisement for a lecture bureau.

Indianapolis Ind Will Wood Lafayette Hanly Wood Indiana Sam Tyceum Bureau

Two Local Option Bills In Indiana Legislature

Indiana lawmakers in session introduced several local option bills amid disputes with the governor. One measure drawn under Governor Hindly’s direction was altered in an attempt to placate supporters, while Senator Martingly of Davis County proposed a countywide option.

Idianapolis Ind General Assembly Vincinnes University Senate Flindly Cerauie Senat Cov Martingly Daviess County Anit

Husband Sues Mother-in-Law in Alabama Suit

Harley Hamm sues Martha Leslie of Elizabethtown in a civil case alleging alienation of his wife's affections. He claims Mrs Leslie drove him from his home and kept his wife from living with him.

Columbus Harley Hamm Martha Leslie Elizabethtown

Busy letters and board actions close a hectic session

Indianapolis police chief Metzger receives a strange letter from J Kel ler of Rich Hill Mo seeking a wife and offering to answer all letters from women if they are good looking. Lafayettes Ind the state soldiers home board adjourned after a busy session with 122 applicants for admission. 90 approved, 10 continued, 22 rejected.

Indianapolis Ind Metzger J. Keller Rich Hill Lafayetts Tnd

Poisoned Was the Faithful Guide

Rewards totaling 150 dollars are offered for the arrest and detection of the person who poisoned Rex, the guide and companion of Miles Goodwin the blind traveler, a well known figure in Indiana Ohio and West Virginia.

Newcastle Rex Miles Goodwin Indiana Ohio West Virginia

Tragic Crane Accident Claims Bow Mianian Worker

In Hammond Indiana John Ivan, a Bow mianian, was struck by a heavy steel piece attached to a traveling crane at Inland Mills and crushed to death. The fatality occurred instantly and was witnessed by many coworkers.

Hammond John Ivan

Marshall Busy in First District Campaign Swing

Havansville Ind Thomas R Marshall democratic nominee for governor closed his canvass in the First district speaking at St Meinrad Spencer county Mayor John W Boehme of this city nominee for congress also made an address.

Speed Test For Pigeons In Evansville Event

Fifty homing pigeons were received by Frank A. Gilbert of Indianapolis from Cleveland. They will be released in Evansville for a speed test conducted by the Cleveland owners, marking a notable event in pigeon racing circles.

Evansville Ind Frank AM. Gilbert Ints Cleveland

Prosperity Kills Irvington Contractor Zachary Ward

Zachary T. Ward, 60, a well known Indianapolis contractor, hanged himself after building his own seafield. Despondent over excessive business, he left notes suggesting prosperity and success had not brought peace. Ward was a figure in Irvington with affairs described as never more prosperous.

Indianapolis Ind Seafield Zachary T. Ward Irvington

Evansville youth accused in assault on girl

Evansville Indiana 15 year old John Logsdon was arrested on the charge of criminal assault on Hazel Grady 6 alleged to have enticed the child into a home while her parents were away her mother summoned help. Cedar Crove Indiana postmaster Edward W Becker arrested by Post Office Inspector McConnell under order from Cincinnati headquarters after books showed a $100 shortage.

Evansville Ind John Logsdon Hazel Grady Ala Cedar Crowe Edward W. Becker Post Office McConnell Cincinnati

BATTLES REFOUGHT By Wilder Brigade Survivors Meet

Tatarette Indiana hosts the Wilder Brigade reunion as 500 Civil War veterans gather. General John T. Wilder arrives from Knoxville with officers and veterans from Indiana Illinois and other states. Officers elected: Dr GW IL Kemper president Aden Kropp secretary J H McClelland treasurer. Next reunion set for Effingham December. Regimental groups plan a monument to late Col A O Miter.

Charleston Effinham Indiana Illinois A.O. Miter Briade

Woman thwarted suicide attempt in Indianapolis window fall

In Indianapolis Dora Neidleman leapt from an eighth floor Law building window but was caught on the sill by M S Meyberg and saved until help arrived. Police court proceedings followed with her former husband Davis Neidleman noted as divorced years earlier. Also in Indiana Congressman John Muster campaigned in Warrick county with large receptions in Fulsomville and Newburg. Swamp fires intensify across Silver Lake area due to continued dry weather.

Indianapolis Ind Dora Neidleman Law M.S. Meyberg Hao Davis Neidleman Foster Deanville John Muster Warrick County Puna Fulsomville Fle Newburg

State Records Smashed at Indianapolis Auto Meet

Barney Oldfield broke the Indiana speed record in the mile with 6 minutes 50.5 seconds at the fairgrounds, followed by Walter Christie with a faster time. Gov Wanty returned to his office appearing worn after a week of strenuous pace, then traveled to Shelbyville to appeal for county local option at the Indiana Methodist concert.

Indianapolis Ind Fair Grounds Barney Oldfield Walter Christie Hanly Wanty Irvine Shelbyville Indiana Methodist Consert

Trivial Bruise Becomes Fatal for Indiana Girl

Myrtle Glass aged 15 in Pyinsville Indiana died after a knee bruise led to blood poisoning. Despite treatment attempts amputation failed and she passed away three days after the accident. She was the daughter of Jacob Glass.

Pyinsville Ind Myrtle Glass Jacob Glass

Mob Threatens Negro In Indiana Jail

In Columbus Indiana Dan Carter a 22 year old mulatto from Lexington Kentucky is jailed on an alleged attempt to assault a 14 year old white girl Katie Wolfe. Citizens are excited but officials hope to avert mob violence.

Columbus Ind Dan Carter Lexington Katie Wolfe

Onion Farm Blaze Threatens 700 Acre Durst Crop

A 700 acre onion farm owned by Warren Durst near Milford Indiana caught fire and the blaze spread indicating the entire harvest may be destroyed. The onions were close to harvest when the flames took hold. In Vincennes Indiana Flora Small 4 killed herself leaving a note saying she could not support her three children their father dead six years earlier.

Waranw Ind Warren Durst Milford Vincennes Flora Small

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