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Newspaper

Flora Enterprise Sentinel

Location

Flora, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1904

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Louisiana Lottery Scam Warned By Authorities

authorities warn residents about a fraudulent express package from Indianapolis offering genuine Louisiana Lottery tickets with a keep-one-five-dollar ticket scheme. the notice cites multiple similar mailings, notes the lottery company no longer exists, and records the death of mrs anna wirt in indiana with details of her life.

Express Indianapolis Louisiana Lottery Company Ind Gosen

Cotton Ahead of Hadley In Statewide Returns

Revived features on the revurd in the recent election show Fassett Cotton, State Superintendent of Public Coatraction, received the largest plurality of any candidate on the Republican state ticket. Initial totals by the Secretary of State’s office listed Judge John V. Hadley with the greatest plurality, 09,004, while a miscount omitted about 2,060 votes for Wreck, EB Gavin, and Walt Gurtal in the supreme court race. Subsequent counts show Cotton tied for pope with 61,623 plurality and Liar Judy’s Undiey plurality at 86,970.

Cotton Hadley Fassett Secretary of State Ofice John V. Hadley Wreck EB Gavin Walt Gurtal Supreme Court Pope Judy Undiey

Springs a Surprise State Superintendent Cotton Speech

State Superintendent Fassett A Cotton argues high schools should finish students for life rather than prepare for college. He cites only one percent entering college. insists preparation for college should be incidental and that schools fit graduates for broad life activities regardless of college plans. He notes a study showing one third graduate, half quit to work, others abandon studies due to unappealing subjects. Election contest continues as Levi Summe vs William F Brown. continuance granted due to Brown's illness after court arguments. case pushed to Dec 8. various lawyers involved.

State Superintendent of Public Instruction Fassett A. Cotton Lawa Pople Gase Levi Summe William F. Brown Recordership Carroll County Board of Commissioners Circuit Court Room J. H. Gould Boyd & Julien James Obear Browne Snyder Summe C. R. Pollard Pollard & Son Hanna & Hall Brown Wooner Nevin Eg Doing Clark Fod Burkholder Wason

New Meat Market Opens At Big Four Grocery

Spitier and Eikenberry opened a new meat market in the Big Four grocery store. William B Spitier and William Eikenberry are prominent Monard county farmers and form the new firm. Their ad appears on another page of this edition.

Spitier & Eikenberry Big Four William B Spitier William Eikenberry Monard County

Our Postoffice Report on Indiana Offices Year End

The document lists Indiana post offices for the fiscal year end July set showing at one location a livin inabitable. It notes receipts of 98 651 62 salary 1 200 and various allowances for delivery fuel and other costs. Several figures are garbled but indicate salaries special delivery and routing expenses for different offices.

Indiana

O'Donnell Exonerated In Jury Bribery Case In Chicago

Patrick H. O'Donnell a Washington township native now a prominent Chicago lawyer was fully exonerated on habeas corpus after being previously convicted in a jury bribery trial. The initial verdict had fined him 2000 while others received penitentiaries. The witness Homer Michael later confessed to false testimony, fleeing before retrial. The case revived last Saturday and resulted in O'Donnell's discharge, restoring his reputation among Chicago's working class. Separately grain dealer Bert Miller was robbed on the Michigantown road, losing 108 dollars and a gold watch to two men acting as travelers with a broken wheel repair scheme, with no clues to the culprits.

Patrick H. O'Donnell Washington Township Chicago O'Donnell John Wm. J. Gallagher James T. Brady Homer Michael Patrick O'Donnell Michaels O’dononell Pat O'Donnell Agate Bert Miller Middletork Michigantown Road Miller Michigantown Frankfort Mortain Russiaville New London Middlefork Kokomo U. Iing

Fall injures farmer Isaac Wise near Deipn and Camden

Isaac Wise, elderly farmer living between Deipn and Camden, fell from a tinted wagon on Thursday of the past week. He sustained injuries that may be serious, including a possible collarbone fracture and an arm broken above the shoulder. Further complications may develop due to age and existing conditions.

Isaac Wise Deipn Camden Mr. Wise

Malt Mead Joint Closed and a Divorce Notice

The Malt Mead joint has closed for weeks and may not reopen for months amid law violations and missing owner Frank Waddell. Ed Stouse continues business under questionable license. Also public notice of a remarriage between Mr and Mrs Martin Johns after a divorce, announcing their reconciliation and asking friends to forget past troubles.

Flora Frank Waddell Ed Stouse Waddell Stouse Enterprise Sentinel Martin Johns Carroll Circuit Court Logansport Larry Martin Jouns Mavup Jonns

State board urges hospital for consumptives funding

The state board of health recommends to the legislature an appropriation for a state hospital for indigent consumptives a state laboratory of hygiene and a statute mandating health standards for schoolhouses hygiene taught in public schools and sanitary school construction. It notes ten percent of school funds are wasted due to unsanitary conditions and calls for reform to curb epidemics and support indigent care.

State Board of Health Bae

Mayor Ives Leads Delphi Saloon Raid Sparks Debate

Delphi rumor mill blazes after Mayor Ives and Marshal Robinson raid the Crist saloon late Saturday. About a dozen people, including several noted as elderly women, were escorted from the wine room. Prosecution details loom as officials debate accountability and motives in a town wrestling with moral cleanup.

Mayor Ives Marshal Robinson Delphi Crist Ives Squire Hell Squire Hanoum

Tax Ferret Claims Grow Over Sequestered Property

Tax Ferret Behm files another batch of sequestered property claims with Auditor Eagle. The long list includes Jeremiah Bopoee Silas Jonas Wenoscasce Oliver Peno and others with various amounts. Auditor Eagle plans to study each case and may place sums on the tax duplicate, setting the stage for potential lawsuits over Behm's claimed share.

Ferret Ferret Behm Eagle Jeremiah Bopoee Silas 1 Oliver C. Peno Jonas Wen Oscasce Eighkbishlee John Hamling Elizabeth Bone Charlies 2 Deel Moses Harter Thomas J. Ryan Auditor Engle Behm

News Blues of the Quiet Day in Town

A light day yields no marriages deaths or serious injuries. No disputes or robberies are reported as residents seek any item of news to fill the paper. The tone laments the lack of scandal or action and yearns for a stirring story.

The Lost Returned Case in Logansport

Six months after a burglary in Logansport, Mrs. Catherine Shaffle reported theft of 360 in guild notes a watch and a ring from her late husband. Detective Morgen was assigned to pursue the case as officers investigated the doorstep incident and a parcel hidden near the front door.

Catherine Shaffle Logansport Morgen Bhafe

Carroll County Teachers Convention Draws Large Local Attendance

The eleventh annual Carroll County Teachers association convention gathered last Friday and Saturday at the M E church with strong turnout from Monroe township and many pupils present. Notable speakers included Prof. Byron W King of Pittsburg and Davie State Superintendent L D Bonebrake, praised for their lecturing, while local residents performed solos and a violin piece. Officers elected for the coming year: President F J Breeze, Vice President J H Blue, Secretary May Blue, Treasurer T W Armstrong.

Carroll County Teachers’ Association M.E Harve Thomas Monroe Township Byron W King King’s School of Oratory Pittsburg L. D. Bonebrake Davie Bonebrake America King United State Senate B. J. Tudé Frances Murphy Delphi Joseph Culp F. J. Breeze J.H Blue Mies May Blue T. W. Armstrong

High School Notes and Local Weddings at Flora

Mies Jones lost but found a watch on Monday morning while Seniors faced exams and humorous readings in English class Tuesday. Freshman Okal Voorhees returned from St Luke, Supt Slabaugh praised the new marching order, library upgrades and new textbooks. Robert Toole and Edith Maxwell wed at Rev Brooke's Flora home in a quiet ceremony with best wishes from the Enterprise Sentinel.

Mies Jones Cicero Okal Voorhees St.Luke Supt. Slabaugh Skinner Supt Slabaugh Robert Toole Bill Fuzz Enterprise-Sentinel Edith Maxwell O. S. Burns A. Brooke Flora Trent Enterprise-Sentinal Bill

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