Evansville Election Victory and Local Accidents Across Indiana
A crowded Indiana docket of brief items reports Evansville mayoral results with a 1500 vote margin for Democrat Goodwin. Other notes cover a boy's broken leg after a chair fall, a horse kick fatality in Corydon, a Hartford City gas well, and multiple arson, homicide, and embezzlement cases across towns like Thorntown, Noblesville, Muncie, and Seymour.
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Brazil
Brazil Electric
Fuesday
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Jakes Staunton
Geo. Corder
Tuesaday
James Gray
Thorntown
Hartford City
Kennedy
Frankfort
Hugh McWarny
Wabash County
James Henry
Murcie
Murphy
Lafayette
John H. Anderson
Lochisi
Banton County
Walter H. Alman
Pendleton
Mias Mery J. Burdette
Fortville
Nobiesville
Evansville
Goodwin
Eddie Frederick
Corydon
Joseph Bonewitz
Sarvia
Hackmen protest bias in public safety enforcement near Kentucky-ave
Outsiders on Kentucky-ave accuse the Board of Public Safety of bias against hackmen while levee gangs and downtown stables operate with impunity. They say ordinances ban hacks from the asphalt 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. but levee hacks ignore rules, police promising action but taking none. They protest unequal treatment and demand consistent enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Safety
Kentucky-ave
Tan Sux
Frank Bird
Sudden Death of Mrs. Young Wife of Councilman Foust
Mrs. Young wife of Councilman Foust of the Third ward died suddenly at the family residence on N Tennessee street after collapsing at 2 30 while finishing party arrangements for a children’s event at the Tabernacle church. She remained unconscious until 5 50 when death occurred.
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Young
Foust
N. Tennessee-st
Tabernacle Church
King of the tarf star in new drama and boxing bouts
Dick Burge notes Aus tin Gibbons challenge acceptance while Jack McAuliffe headlines the new drama King of the tarf. London set boxing fixtures feature Freak P Slavin and Jim Hall in a 2500 side title fight.
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Dick Burge
Austin Gibbons
Jack McAuliffe
Boston Ball Club
Lowe
Western Intercollegiate Athletic Association
Champaign
Ill
Pasilist
England
Arthur Valentine
Freak P, Slavin
Jim Hall
London
Board of Agriculture
Indianapolis
New York
Charlie Mitchell
Coney Island Athletic Club
Jim Corbett
Kline
Hall
Mitchell
Jim
Hal
Fragments From A Local Page Mixed News And Notices
A jumble of brief items reports domestic troubles and odd happenings on the North side. Mrs Antic, a family scene, a stock buyer’s troubles, a self criticism by a lecturer, property damage at 165 W Blerrill, and plans by Consumers' Trust to extend service on a low pressure line. Other notes cover club meetings, gas company talks, a foundry strike report, and a German English language topic. Marriages, births, deaths, and licenses conclude the miscellany.
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Oliver T. Beeckham
Tylebacher
W. Blerrill Sr
Consumers’ Trust
Congregational Club
Mayflower Church
W. F. Brunner
Runnels
David B. Buntke
Haineis
Northstar
Magda- Jeva Maya
Nga
Art Association
Propylaum
Marion Club
Newton Herdine
Indiana
John C. Fortiner
Indians Foundry and
John Dewey
Plymouth Church
Commercial Association
Board of Trade
L. P. Adams
S. Delaware St. Commission
Geo. Hitz Slao
Adams and Hitz
Birtus
Joseph
Anna Wambaugh
W. R
Danny Baugh
Jacob
Mary Oppenheimer
Otto
Mary Schmidt
T. W
Retta McDonald
Mamie Mayhew
Frank and
Gertie Eaton
Michel
Anna Maran
William and
Addia Reed
Dratus
John Hanlon
M. Bavarele
Mary Hasselburg
Joseph B. Walker
Ida M. Shields
Nettie Skelton
Mrs. Pace
Maxn- Riage
Edward
Reesner
Anna GC
Bechtal v Albin Election Case Decided by Supreme Court
The Indiana Supreme Court ruled Bechtel failed to secure a plurality, upholding the lower court in the Elkhart county election case and noting 80 rejected ballots were part of the record along with 42 invalid canvassing votes. Also, Gimbie v Greenage held liable for costs under Austro law. Street Railway leadership changes named Lawson A. Boyd as superintendent with Thomas Wm. Lewis retained as assistant.
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Elkhart
Louis Schilling
Kala- Malo
Bertha Thomas
A. J. Painter
Alexandria
David L. Duncan
Streanfield
John Ping
Columbia
Samuel Lewis
Martinsville
James Kelly
Evansville
Richmond
Master Painters’ Association
Oscar Williams
Fowler
Herbert Carver
Pike Circuit Court
Taylor Poeggs
Franklin
Big Four Railroad Company
Thomas Downey
Washington
Peter Hoke
Hodag
Union City
John Frissha
Seymour
Cyrus Drake
Muncie
L. E. & W. Railway Company
Muncle
Cementville
Jeffersonville
Luis
Anderson
John Busby
W. C. Vermillion
Jesse
Vermilion
Bechtal
Albin
Elkhart County
Supreme Court
Bechtel
Ballow
Appellee
Knox County
Gimbie
Lable
Costa
Lawson A. Boyd
Thomas WM. Lewis
Jota Morand
Bird
Ise
Loth
Doctor Praises Celery Compound For Nervous Debility
A physician described nervous disorders tied to melancholy and depression. He warned that fatigue, irritability, and brain strain reflect poor nourishment of nerves and general debility. The remedy cited was VPaing celery compound to restore vigor.
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Famane
Ata
Brain Work and Overwork Warning in Labor Health
A Washington express collision with a freight train is tied to misread signals, with warnings noting brain strain from mental overdrive. The article warns head pressure and forehead constriction signal fatigue, urging rest after bursts of sharp work and endorses Paine's celery compound to restore energy and tone.
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Washington Express
Perinda
Aapali
Paine
Mortar cries rise as new buildings surge upward
A fragment from a 19th or early 20th century column extols spring construction as walls rise and repairs proceed. It likens the body to a house needing more bricks and mortar to strengthen flesh, blood, and nerves amid rapid changes and development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Risa
Whitsett Seeks Settlement of Firm Accounts
A terse notice from Charles T Whitsett states he assumed control of CB Krevelo Whitsett and that all firm accounts are payable to him. He promises to pay all claims against the firm and asks for trust, fair charges, and continued opportunities to provide services.
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Anl
Krevelo & Whitsett
Bok
Charles T, Whitsert
Cattle and hog markets steady amid light descent in bids
Livestock sales slow as buyers hold fire while price drops ease from Tuesday. Cattle shipments show mixed quotes with good to choice steers around 1450 pounds and 40 to 26 weights. heifers and cows vary, with veal calves and heavy export steer bids noted. Grain market reports list corn and oats prices and inspector’s Wednesday tally, reflecting a quiet but steady market mood.
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Naroum
Cattla
Heseinig
UG Meielatcange
Cence
Ralios
Eania
Uae
Cess Eee
Ta Wiert
Hary
Timothy
Wasson's Lace Curtain Sale Offers Wide Window Dressings
An advertising notice promotes Wasson's Curtain sale with Nottingham Lace Curtains in multiple price points from 6 cents to 1.44 dollars and Irish Point and Tambourd patterns. The paneled list shows varied discounts and quantities, urging spring refurnishing with numerous fabric options and price breaks.
Real Brussels Curtain Prices From 6.75 To 9.50
The notice cites real Brussels curtains at 6.75, Brussels curtains at 7.60, and Brunzels at 9.50 per pair. It lists 150 pair available with prices around 812.50 to 60 per pair and notes a third less than value.
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Brussels
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Normal School
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New Albany
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Sullivan County
Consumers’ Gas Trust Company
Madison County
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Sporting Life
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H. P. Wasson
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Tax Sun Office
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Indianapolis Journal
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Washington Street
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