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Greensburg Standard

Location

Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1906

Page

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Gambling Hell at French Lick Explodes in Sunday Papers

Eyewitness reports in the Chicago American accuse Thomas Taggart of running a Parisian style casino at French Lick Springs with men women and even children gambling openly. The exposé claims no law enforcement action despite grand juries and notes detailed accounts of losses and alleged collusion.

Chicago American Tom Taggart America French Lick Springs United States Tom Tiggart Democratic National Committee French Lick Hotel West Baden Paoli County Ed Ballard Taggart Ballard French Lick Club House

Bigamy charge looms as Larue backs out of marriage

Union City Tennessee June 8 Mrs Thomas Larue of Indianapolis pressed police to force her husband Timothy Larue to return home She proved a marriage certificate to show they wed Feb 16 1906 He confessed to bigamy after a second wife Miss Margaret Sutton of New Albany Indiana was located Larue faces bigamy charges in Indianapolis and Union City with his wife and second family drawing attention from a prominent New Albany family and a penitentiary pursuit

Union City Tenn Thomas Larue Indianapolis Hubby Larue Margaret Sutton New Albany Ind Livingston Cincinnati Enquirer Indianapolis Sunday Star Tim Larue Sutton Larue No Tennessee

Decatur County Fair appoints officials and dates

The Decatur County Fair Association met at the mayor's office and named George Littell superintendent of the speed ring, A. A. Magee in charge of privileges, and Frank Kitchin, Dr. Ainsworth, and J. W. Rhodes to manage the premium list and advertising. The fair is set for August 14 to 17 with high class racing and liberal premiums, aiming to attract thousands and surpass prior fairs.

Decatur County Fair Association George Littell A. A. Magee Frank Kitchin Dr. Ainsworth J. W. Rhodes Decatur Decatur County

Harness Deal at Haas & Son

A bargain offer from Haas & Son lists a bugy harness with a 1 inch single strap trace 1x14 inch lines and number one oak stock priced at nine dollars. The advertisement emphasizes value for buyers seeking durable harness gear.

Haas & Son

Bethany Park to Celebrate Jubilee Indebtedness Paid

Bethany Park aims to clear its debt and host a jubilee opening July 19 to August 13. The Bethany Assembly plans a strong season with distinguished lecturers, daily concerts, and special days while park improvements proceed. Notables include Dr. Marion Stevenson and Rev. Dr. W J Russell among instructors and Netz sisters headlining the program.

L. L. Carpenter Wabash Assembly Samuel Harris Butler College State Sunday School Association Woman's Board of Missions Christian Endeavor Society Ministerial Association Bethany Hackleman Netz Sisters Toledo Marion Stevenson Chicago H. O. Breeden Des Moines W. J. Russell Allegheny W. I. Wright Cincinnati C. B. Newman A. B. Philputt Indianapolis Charles Medbury Drake University Edgar F. Daugherty Ind

Knights raise eighty three thousand for California relief

The Endowment Bank treasurer K P Neal of Levanon reports Knights have contributed 83069 to aid destitute Knights in stricken California cities. Ohio led states with 9000, Indiana 6000, Massachusetts first with 2000 within a day of the committee's appointment.

C.F. S. Neal Levanon Endowment Bank K. of P Relief Committee California Ohio

Gets Fine Position in Art School

Miss Ethelwyn Miller daughter of Col and Mrs R M Miller of this city has been chosen as head of a department of instruction in the Horace Mann school for teachers of art in New York The Horace Mann school is the largest of its kind in the United States and the finest school of art in the country The selection is a tribute to her ability and is merited after careful study Miss Miller was an efficient Latin teacher in our High School and has many friends here extending congratulations.

Ethelwyn Miller R. M. Miller Horace Mann School For New York Horace Mann School United States Miss Miller

Driving Out Saloons and Local Option Method

David A Gates argues in June Watsons that the Anti Saloons League is driving saloons out of business more than other groups. He says local option is the sane practical way to handle the whisky question and cites states where saloons are strongest as proving the approach.

Spectacles fitted by an experienced optician

The ad urges having eye glasses properly adjusted and fitted by an experienced optician to avoid injury and ensure satisfaction and savings. It promotes Callon Joe Drake as the trusted source for quality fitting and reliable service.

Callon Joe Drake

Red Men and Daughters Honor Memorial Day Observance

Pequannock Tribe No. 185 and Daughters of Pocahontas marked Memorial Day with a church service led by Rev. Dr. Beach at First M E Church after a procession. They later decorated graves at South Park Cemetery and listed departed brothers from Old Tribe 28 Pequannock 185 and other tribes including Red Cloud Indianapolis and others.

Pequannock Tribe Daughters of Pocahontas South Broadway M. E Beach

Red Men to Welcome Twenty-Five Pale Faces

The Red Pequannock Tribe No. 185 announces a gathering on Tuesday June 19 to initiate twenty five pale faces in a war dance ceremony. The event signals the completion of initiatory work for the new members and will conclude after the heated season, with over three hundred members in the tribe and growing.

Pequannock

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Zoellner Frank Robison West Side Public Square Siappt Soimeades Nion Trust Greensburg, Indiana Walter W. Bonner J. H. Christian W. H. Robbins Chas. Zoller, Sr James M. Woodfill James B. Lathrop Frank Robbins Isaac Sefton Barrington Boyd St. Paul Hartsville Gee Kirby Bros Hell IN Ment French Lick Evelyn Campbell Hearst Monte Carlo Thomas Taggart Mr. Taggart Timothy Larue Bethany Park Bethany Assembly Association San Francisco THE RED Christian Seitz J. P. Long James W. Goddard Andrew P. Bennett Henry Hunt Thomas D. Hughes Conrad Ehrhardt Thomas H. Riley Joseph Northern Will Eudaily James Conquest John Patton Mack Dugan Red Cloud W.H. Fortner Muncie Roy Duncan Connersville
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