Subscriptions Terms and Rates Listed
Entry at the Goshen Post Office shows subscription terms for Rentana with three months options and carrier delivery. The notice lists prices: fifty cents for a year, one dollar twenty five cents for a shorter period, and a telephone contact. The date portion appears as Monday August 9, 1909.
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Goshen
Rentana
Navy officers need removal after sharp inquiry findings
The text alleges American investors lost millions from United States Steel stock and claims King Edward has gained over a million due to Morgan's tip. It also criticizes young naval officers, saying the phrase officer and a gentleman cannot describe some who bully and misbehave, urging removal from service.
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United States Steel
Bo Gees
Edward
J. Pierpont Morgan
England
Lieut
Button
Uncle Sam
Tariff Reform Debate Turns on Newspaper Paper Costs
The passage criticizes the American Newspaper Publishers Association as tariff makers and argues the press gains little from a proposed $3.75 per ton print paper rate, noting editors' waning political support and the long campaign by Republicans.
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American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Conforces
Tariff Banquet Seen Through Taft Pact and Trusts
The Philadelphia Record denounces the Payne Aldrich Taft tariff bill with a banquet scene where Taft and major trusts are portrayed as fat and happy while the consumer sits apart with an empty plate. James H. Watson calls the tariff fight a bluff and criticizes the bill’s hidden bargains and money-driven details.
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Philadelphia
Taft
Sugar Trust
Steel Trust
Tobacco Trust
Leather Trusts
Trust
Consumer
Brick Chosen for Elkhart High Street Paving
Report notes Brick selected as the paving material for Elkhart High Street. Local sentiment favors brick as the best paving for longevity and appearance reflecting general experience. Smith Clark Co Funeral Directors and Geo W Herr are mentioned in connection with local services.
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Elkhart
Géo Phen
Smith-Clark Co
Geo. W. Herr
Geo. W.herr
Smith- Clark Co. of
Taft to Divide Census Jobs as He Vacation Ends
President Taft fixes census appointments by region with a bipartisan split in the South and Republicans favored in debatable states Virginia South Carolina Georgia Florida Alabama Mississippi Arkansas Louisiana Texas. Franklin MacVeagh will select five experts to form a tariff commission under the new law.
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Secretary of the Treasury
Tariff Commission
Butt
Beverly Unitarian Church
North Carolina
Tennessee
Kentucky
Missouri
Virginia
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Arkansas
Louisiana
Texas
Henry St. George Tucker
Judge Mann
Taft
Franklin MacVeagh
the Treasury
Essex Country Club
C. W. Boardman
Washingston
Mabel Boardman
John Hays Hammond
Robert Taft
Captain Bull
Chicago to Be Spotless Clean-Up Urged by Mayor Busse
Chicago announces a citywide cleaning day set for Thursday by Mayor Busse. The proclamation urges residents to sweep yards and alleys and gather all refuse into one disposal point to improve municipal cleanliness and public health.
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Chicago
Busse
Launch capsized in Maumee bay leaves three dead
In Toledo on August 9 a launch capsized in Maumee bay killing two men and a woman. Seven men were rescued. Victims named include Harry Dill and Frank Tehaney railway workers and Mrs Mabel Hudson, all in their thirties.
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Toledo
Maumee Bay
Harry Dill
Frank ‘Tehaney
Mabel
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw sanity trial closes
Closing arguments in the Mattawan asylum sanity review for Marty K Thaw are heard. District Attorney Jerome says all spoke truthfully except Evelyn Nesbit Thaw. Justice Mills expects a decision by Thursday as Thaw remains in White Plains jail awaiting mental status ruling.
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Charles Morschauser
Standard Oil Hints at Major Capital Reorganization
The Standard Oil Company is said to be earning dividends of 80 to 85 million dollars yearly while disbursing 40 million to shareholders. Reports suggest a capital readjustment next year to raise stock from 100 million to 600 million, potentially valuing shares at about 115 dollars if authorized.
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New York
Standard Oil Company
Gagged Post Office Robbers Loot Small Town
Two masked men robbed the Montgomery post office after binding and gagging postmistress Mrs V X Beher. They took $155 in stamps and cash. Beher and her husband woke around daybreak. he rushed to summon help as the thieves restrained his wife in the rear of the store connected to the post office.
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Montgomery, Jil
V. X. Beher
Burton Commission to Tour Old World
Washington reports seven of twelve members chosen by Congress to study European Canadian and U S waterways will sail for Europe to inspect rivers harbors and canals. The party includes Senators Burton Gallinger Simmons and Alden Smith as well as Representatives Stevens Ranger Sparkman Cassidy and Johnson professors McPherson and Smith and Army Engineer Col Bixby and Herbert Knox Smith. Additional members plan to join September 8 in Strassburg to begin Rhine investigation.
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Washington
Congress
Europe
Canada
United States
America
Theodore E. Burton
Jacob H. Gallinger
F. M Simmons
Frederick C Stevens
Irving Pranger
Stephen M Sparkman
James T. Cassidy
Roland G. McPherson
Girl 15 Ends Life After Family Quarrel in Harvey
Helen Mattox, fifteen, locked in her bedroom, dressed in white, knelt before a mirror and shot herself with a rifle after a quarrel between her mother and stepfather. Her mother raved and attempted suicide upon learning of the tragedy.
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Harvey, Ta
Helen Mattox
Insane Man Leaves Barricaded Augusta Home
Augusta residents report R. T. Dunnington, an armed insane man who barricaded his house and wounded a deputy, has departed with his father. Women and children stay indoors while men head to arms.
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Father
Augusta
R. T. Dunnington
Soldier shot and killed at Fort McPherson
Atlanta Aug 9 Private Edward We Coulter was shot and killed by Private G Z Elany at Fort McPherson after a regimental command to halt failed. The incident is under investigation by military authorities.
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Atlanta
Edward
We Coulter
G. Z Elany
McPherson
August 1909 county allowances list in Elkhart
Auditor D O Batchelor certifies the complete 1909 August allowances list from the Elkhart board of commissioners, Elkhart circuit and superior courts, and county auditor covering July 10 to August 5 1909 inclusive. The entry names numerous individuals, banks, and businesses receiving per diem salaries, fines, ins, repairs, and supplies, including Culp Son burial, J M Gowing bailiff, State Bank interest, and Home Tele Co service.
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National’ Bank
Eph
Culp
Indiana
EE Holdeman
J. W. Fieldhouse
Leona Leyingston
Leona Livingston
J. M. Gowing
H. L. Jackson
Ed Hatfield
City Nat. Bank
State Bank
John Ziesel
Wm. Suttley
H. Hatfield
D. O. Batchelor
Chas. Bryner
W. J. Stamp
W. P. Krau
T. A. Davis
D. D. Lehman
H. A. Keith
Culp & Son
Stephens & Baker
Walley & Son
F. M. Ibrig
C. J. Cannon
Clinton
Chas. Klaus
J. P
Hackedorn Co
Ed. M. Bison
D. D. Batchelor
Corkins Chemical Co
P. & L. Zollinger
Pris
Henry Whitmer
J. H. Miller
Lewis & Jacobs
Smith-Clark Co
Cooking Club Pub. Co
C. L. Monger
Bobbs Merrill Co
Co. Walley & Sons
John L. Warden
J. L. Warden
J. M. Shrock
Jas. Lecount
F. P. Davis
Lou Whitehead
Alma Kindig
Clara Shulmier
Edna Arnold
A. Brumbaugh
Law
Oop. Pub. Co
A. BE. Weaver
Borneman — Sons
Home Tele. Co
C. A. Davis & Son
J.B. Andrews
West
Union Tel. Co
Whisler
Ins
E. E. Ash
C. L. Dreese
A. J. Irwin
Jacob Oberholtzer
Jacob C. Mast
Eugene Holdeman
J. M. Brumbaugh
B. F. Kuhn
Geo
W. Hauenstein
F. N. Dewey
Solomon Fahl
Hawks
Goshen Democrat
Mid
Concord
J. H. Smith
Levi W. Ulery
Goshen Gas Co
H. ©. Fiddler
C. W. Johnson
I. D. Landis
Fr. Brusman
Jacob Gorsuch
Ed Elsen
S. A. Hoover
H. A. Barbour
G. W. Kirby
Dr. Walters
Ohio Chem. Co
Oppenheim & Son
J. H. Cannon
A. Hamilton
Union Carbide Co
Lovie Simon & Co
Goshen City
W. A. Stauffer
S. L. Stauffer
S. H. Church
John Whellen
Wm. P. Krau
Elshart County
Board of Commissioners
Elshart
D. O, Batchelor
Notice to Taxpayers Bango township advisory meeting
The trustee of Bango township Elkhart county Indiana calls an advisory board meeting at the schoolhouse to estimate year expenditures and levies. The plan includes township expenditures 1600 with 20 cents tax, local tuition 2500 with 80 cents tax, special school tax 25 with 8 cents tax, building 43% cents per dollar, road expenditures 730 with 20 cents tax, additional road expenditures 720 with 10 cents tax.
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Bango Township
Elkhart County
Indiana
Missing Agent Porter Fled Captors In Chicago Park
Benjamin W. Porter an insurance agent vanished after drawing $200 from his accounts last May. He wrote to EH J. Nealy describing being seized in a park, held in a closed cab, moved to an old building, kept twenty four hours, then shipped toward Frisco before escaping. His wife had died during his disappearance. He claims to not know he is a widower.
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California
Chicago
Benjamin W. Porter
EH. J. Nealy
Porter
Frisco
Lard Jslabor
Mummies Made of Paper Create Exhibition Farce
A papier mache mummy of a woman and child, built in Los Angeles by J B Fisher, was found in a pine icebox and shipped to Iowa buyers for exhibition. Fisher has long sold faux ancient mummies to markets. In a separate note, Chic Darrvinge, third baseman, sold for a record price to an unspecified California team.
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Battle Creek
Los Angeles
J. B. Fisher
Iowa
Saginew
Sich
S.ar
Michigan
Angeles Funcifiec
Cleveland
Baseball Results Across Leagues Show Mixed Standings
National League and American League results list team records and key pitchers. Standings highlight Brooklyn Chicago Cincinnati St Louis New York Philadelphia and Boston with win totals and percentages, while schedules note no Sunday games and minor league results from Indianapol is Milwaukee Louisville Minneapolis and St Paul games.
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W.L. Pel
W.L. Pe. Pitts
Phil
Chi
St. L
N. Y
Brook
Chicago
R. H
Aeeeesete
Brooklyn
Brown
Archer
McIntyre
Bergen
Cincinnati
H&b
Philadelphia
Ce Vista
Corriden
Mocin
Spade
Dubuc
Mclean
St. Louis
Wiltse and Myers
Raleigh and
Lush
Phelps
American League
W. Il
Pel W. Il
GOO N
R. H. EB
Kansas City
Lindaman
Bowerman
Eszick
Flaherty
Sullivan
Ritter
Milwaukee
R.A .B. Milwaukee
Louisville
Schneiberg
Minenapolis
Whathnk
Pickett
Shreck
Young
Olmstead
Altrock
Block
St. Paul
Toledo
Ty Fine
Aa Robinson
Land, Deroy
Car‘isch
Map shows wet and dry areas to aid prohibition push
Indianapolis August 9 Shu maker state superintendent of the Anti-Saloon league unveils a state map for statewide prohibition. The map marks wet and dry zones and shows steam and electric rail lines as arteries from the capital. He cites Indianapolis and major cities like Terre Haute Evansville South Bend Fort Wayne as centers sustaining liquor circulation.
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Anti-Saloon League
Indianapolis
Shumaker
Terre Haute
Evansville
South Bend
Fort Wayne
Kruger Dominates Batting Averages In American Association
Columbus outfielder Kruger leads American Association batters with an average around 317. Indiana area star Hallman hits 402 for Earsas City. Thielman of Louisville sits mid pack at 312 after 29 games, while top ten includes King 317 and several others.
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Columbus
America Association
Iindianapolis
Dom Paul” Kruger
Columbus Outlander
Arthur Hies
Hallmer
Earsas City
Jake Thielmen
Louisville
Kruger
Hallman
Kinger
Thielman
Halman
Hickman
Freeman
James
O'Mell
Flynn
Car
Cravath
Murray
Gill
Hayden
Collins
Smoot
Mother or 5,000 which Lady of Ticer Problem
Indianapolis Aug 9 Nathaniel Parker Willis was killed in a courtroom in Arkansas during a fight over his seven year old daughter. His will provides $5000 to the child if she is raised by her mother or $100 if given to Willis’s mother. The estate, about $1000000, mainly goes to Mrs Frances Ellen Willis of Indianapolis.
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Indianapolis
James H. Watson
Congress
Jim Watson
Joe Cannon
Nathaniel Parker Willis
Tittle Rock
Ark
Willis
Wilis
Frances Ellen Willis
Oratorical Debate Ends in School Fight in Indiana
A debate between Jeffersonville and New Albany high schools in Indiana devolved into a physical clash. Several participants were injured with blackened eyes, and Silver Creek water ran red from bleeding noses as tensions flared during the event.
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Lonsville
Aug
Jeffersonville
Ind
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