De Kalb County Dry Vote Ends Saloons in Ashley Area
Special to The Sentinel reports Ashley Indiana turnout as the county remonstrance defeats Geddes for a saloon license. The two day hearing drew 160 remonstrants. Geddes could strike only one name and both sides faded the license request. The region grows dry with saloons leaving town and fewer disturbances.
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Sentinel
Ashley
Ind
Boe” Geddes
DeKalb County
Geddes
John W. Baxter
J. H. Rose
Circuit Court Room
Ashley “Dry
Bost
Smithfield Township
Garrett
Waterloo
Auburn
Butler
Behrman Bucks Interurban Collision With White Horse
Charles Behrman, driving a wagon with a white horse, drove into the Lima interurban track while intoxicated Sunday afternoon. An approaching interurban car at 30 mph struck the wagon, throwing Behrman into a ditch and demolishing the wagon. He was hospitalized at Hope with a badly bruised body and a broken nose.
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Charles Behrman
Lima
Behrman
Hope Hospital
Deserted Midland Mines Sink as Houses Vanish
In Midland, a deserted mining village near the Greene county line, empty houses are sinking into the ground as fires inside mines eat away wood props. The last three mines closed two months ago, miners left for other work, and abandoned machinery along with moved houses now populate nearby mines.
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Sullivan
Ind
Midland
Greene County
Saloon Men Settle Fines In City Court
In city court on Friday William Goodfellow and Harry Wiebke pled guilty to keeping saloons open after 11 pm. Goodfellow paid $10 fine plus costs. Wiebke was fined $20. No evidence was heard. Judge Skelton announced a new policy to arrest violators and require bonds for appearance to avoid delays and improve school fund collections.
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William Goodfellow
Harry Wiebke
Goodfellow
Jackson
Calhouh Street
Edward G. Hoffman
Wiebke
Arthur Mosshammer
Skelton
Gifts for Mother Card suggests varied yet practical items
A Wool Dress Pattern A Suit Cloak or Furs Some Nice Table Linens Some Bric-a-brac A Dresing Saccue A Silk or Wool Waist A Shopping Bag Some Hosiery or Underwear Handkerchiefs of Gloves Stationery
Counterfeiting Case Report In Foley’s Honey and Tar Remedy
A defendant is found guilty of passing counterfeit money in a matter likened to substituting a worthless remedy for Foley's Honey and Tar. The court notes the offense parallels fraud against a well known cough and cold remedy and brands the act as counterfeit wrongdoing. Dreier & Bro.
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Dreier & Bro
Drunken Bust Leads to Jail Time and Fines
A man named John Hill rolled a prisoner for his watch and chain Friday night. Judge Skelton sentenced Hill to forty five days in the county jail. Wetzell and Frederick were fined five dollars and costs after refusing an early release. Hapgood was released after fishing for money while drunk. Lally and Riley had cases continued due to delirium tremens.
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John Hill
Skelton
Hill
Richard Wetzell
Sergt. Pappert
Howeves
Wetzell
Paul Frederick
Adkins
Albert C. Hapgood
New York State
Nebraska
John Lally
John Riley
Tom Padden
Tuesaday
Mrs M Raney's Experience and Contempt Release
Mrs M McRaney of Prentiss Mississippi says Foley's Kidney Remedy cured her kidney and bladder trouble after two doctors failed and three months bed confinement. Dreier and Bro. Riley Ferguson, jailed two months in Columbia City for contempt of court over $2 weekly child support, were released after Judge Wrigley admonished him to work to pay the amount.
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Riley Ferguson
Columbia City
Wrigley
Lutheran minister John A. Kunkelman dies after fifty two years in ministry
Rev. Dr. John A. Kunkelman a Lutheran minister dies in Greenville Pennsylvania after a 52 year career spanning pastorates in Indianapolis Philadelphia Nebraska City Fort Wayne and New York City He helped draft the plea that closed the 1876 Centennial exposition on Sunday He also led Carthage College briefly and served at Trinity English Lutheran in Fort Wayne in 1867 before moving to Philadelphia
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Greenville
John A. Kunkelman
Indianapolis
Philadelphia
Nebraska City
Neb
Fort Wayne
Ind
New York City
Kunkelman
Carthage College
Carthage
Ill
Trinity English Lutheran Church
W. ?. Ruthrauff
Hoarse coughs and colds cured by Foley's Honey and Tar
Hoarse coughs and stuffy colds quickly improved by Foley's Honey and Tar. The remedy soothes inflamed membranes and helps heal the lungs, driving away the cold from the system. Dreier & Bro.
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Foley
Dreier & Bro
State Charities Goare Denounces Jails as Disgrace
Indianapolis reports the Indiana board of state charities calls county jails shameful and a relic of olden times. It cites uncleanliness, foul air, idle prisoners, and mixing of inmates as harm. Recommends a complete system overhaul and use of workhouses for convicted prisoners.
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GOARE
Indiana
Indianapolis
Indiana Board of State Charities
Amos W. Butler
Lake
Laporte
Warren
Floyd
Vigo County
Iron Worker Injured in Beam Accident at Cathedral
James Cheviron, iron worker at the Scottish Rite Cathedral, suffered bad bruises to his left arm and leg in a Friday morning accident. Two other men were lightly hurt and sent home. Edward Nomy had minor cuts and bruises, while a beam slipped from rigging and struck men.
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James Cheviron
Cheviron
Cochran: Street
Somérs
Edward Nomy
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