Use of Sherman’s Name Explained
Sulphur Oklahoma, Aug. 12. Congressional committee resumes probe into Gore bribery charges tied to Indian land contracts. George Scott, son-in-law of Choctaw Chief Green McCurtain, denies McMurray paid him for services. Scott aided McMurray to flood Washington with telegrams. said “Sherman and Curtis know what we want” referred to their long Indian service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Okla
Congressional Committee
Gore
Texas
Oklahoma
George Scott
Green McCurtain
Choctaws
McMurray
Sherman
Curtis
Scott
Judge Westergreen Delays Court After Wrestler Challenge
In Miller Indiana on August 12 Judge William Westergreen paused a court to hear Ole Johnson claiming to be Aetna’s wrestling champion. The wrestler demanded a match in Lake County hermit town setting. The judge incurred a cut from glass in the town square and postponed the finish until recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Ind
William Westergreen
Ole Johnson
Aetna
Lake County
Westergreen
Oleon
Arrest of Nicholas Longworth cousin ends 10,000 mile chase
New York August 12 1908 J Bayard Longworth a cousin of Congressmen Nicholas Longworth and son in law of Theodore Roosevelt was arrested at his Brooklyn home on a December 1908 warrant accusing him of selling lots he did not own. A nationwide pursuit via St Louis Boston Baltimore Chicago and Pittsburgh followed before capture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
J. Bayard Longworth
Nicholas Longworth
Theodore Roosevelt
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Boston
Baltimore
Chicago
Pittsburg
Drowned boat mate found with broken neck in Kentucky
The body of William McCullum, mate on the tow boat Nellie Willet, was recovered near Grandenburg, Kentucky, after drowning near Leavenworth, Indiana. He had a broken neck and a gash over the eye, suggesting possible blunt force. An investigation will be conducted. McCullum, about 25, single, was on vacation at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Ind
William McCullum
Nellie Willet
Leavenworth
Rorat
Grandenburg
McCullum
Home Wife Wanted Is Gone In 24 Hours
Special to The Saw. Columbus Indiana August 12. David Fisher seventy and Eliza Roberts sixty separated twenty four hours after they were married the fact known Thursday. Dave is all in but I must have a home said Mrs Roberts when they were married. Fisher came here from the soldiers home to be married and has returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ind
David Fisher
Eliza Roberts
Dave
Train that killed dragonk remains unknown in Kokomo
KOKOMO Ind Aug 12 It has not been learned by what train Edward Bur fer was struck and killed His mangled body was found Thursday morning No train crew has reported the killing and it is believed none had knowledge of the accident
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kokomo
Ind
Edward Burfer
Garr Smith Kellery Cleare Yager Families Picnic
In Kokomo Indiana on August 12 a local county family picnic drew about 350 members. Heads of the Garr Smith Kellery Cleare Yager clans are noted as pioneers who first settled the region after migrating from Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kokomo
Garr- Smith-Kellery-Cleare-Yager
Steward
County
Kentucky
Man who shot in jealous fit surrenders in Versailles
Osgood Indiana reports Andrew Wagner, who fired at Rose Wagner and Skinner Turner during a jealous rage Tuesday night, turned himself in Thursday night. He remains jailed in Versailles. The girl is expected to recover, while Turner’s condition is critical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ner
Rose Wagner
Skinner Turner
Versailles
Turner
Knights Triumph in Chicago Celebrated by Indiana Visitors
Frank Bowers, secretary, and Howard Kimball, quarter master, aided Indiana visitors in Chicago. Bowers arrived early Friday and praised the event as the greatest of its kind, aiding with hotel accommodations amid thousands of guests.
Conclave Spends Nine Million As Knights Depart
Chicago hosts a Knights Templar conclave as about 750 000 visitors pass through and 487 commanderies attend. The Association of Commerce estimates 9 000 000 dollars spent over four days. Denver commanderies celebrate securing the 1918 event and vow even greater effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association of Commerce
Chicago
United States
Canada
Denver
Deaver Knights
Mosquitoes Attack Man in Tar Coat Incident
In Greensburg Indiana on August 12 Frank Siebert was mobbed by swarming mosquitoes while tied to a post by residents angry over his neglect of his blind wife and a visit to another woman. The insects delivered the final insult to the tar and feathering punishment carried out by whitecappers. Siebert was summoned from the house where he visited the woman about midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensburg
Ind
Frank Siebert
Siebert
White Slavery Near Capitol Uprooted
Washington police investigate a shocking case of white slavery after a confession by 23 year old Katherine Berkeley. 26 year old Walter J. Bussius has been arrested and faces possible forty years’ imprisonment and a 15000 fine as the probe expands beyond prior government inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Capitol
Katherine Berkeley
Walter J. Bussius
Boston
Philadelphia
Buffalo
Chicago
New York
Bussius
Guy Berkeley
Beveridge to Campaign Across Wabash County
Wabash Ind Aug 12 Republican John L Thompson and county candidates planned campaign strategy with Senator Beveridge expected to lead a one day automobile blitz in the county. Brigands demand 10000 for Salvatore Setta ransom, Setta’s family likely to pay amid recent killings of another landowner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash
Ind
John L. Thompson
Congress
Beveridge
Rome
Salvatore Setta
Sarania
Setta
Signor Ruin
Bethel Gets Postmaster Nelson White Appointed
Nelson White is appointed postmaster at Bethel in Wayne county to succeed J E Theis who resigned. The announcement, dated August 12, notes the change in local postal leadership and confirms White will serve as postmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel
Washington
Nelson White
Wayne County
J. E. Theis
Ten Ton Tank Crashes From Hotel Sherman, Injuring Three
In Chicago on August 12 a colossal water tank weighing 20 000 pounds toppled from the thirteenth story of the under construction Hotel Sherman. It was struck by a crane, fell thirteen stories, and buried a portion of the street, injuring three men and causing panic among fifty workers and spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Sherman
Lig
International interdenominational county fair formed
The International interdenominational county fair association is incorporated to raise funds for the Summer mission for sick children near Fairview park. Founders include A Terebaugh C D Boyd Merle Sidener W J Summer Frank W Olin and C F Siegrist. The group plans a week of entertainments at Wonderland park starting Saturday night with proceeds donated to the mission led by president Thomas C Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Interdenominational County Fair Association
Fairview Park
A. Terebaugh
C. D. Boyd
Merle Sidener
W. J. Summer
Frank W. Olin
F. Siegrist
Thomas C. Day
Wonderland Park
Filks
Hurst
Lain’s Business College
F. H. Gossom
Open split in Nebraska Republicans deepens with new headquarters
In Omaha on August 12 Frank A Shotwell, Progressive candidate for the state legislature, established Republican headquarters to aid C H Aldrich, a Progressive governor hopeful, while aiming to defeat other pro progressive candidates ahead of next week's primaries. Shotwell declared that all Nebraskans must be with us or against us.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
Frank A. Shotwell
C. H. Aldrich
Shotwell
Nebraska
Robbery at John E. Robbins Ice Plant
Greensburg Indiana August 12 Two employees George Wise and Dan Camden are held for burglary after the John E. Robbins Ice company plant was robbed of $16 Thursday night. Wise was nabbed during the St Paul homecoming, Camden fled but was captured Friday morning carrying $10.65 in nickels and dimes. The incident drew significant local attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensburg
Ind
John E. Robbins Ice Company
George Wise
Dan Camden
Wise
St. Paul
Camden
Grape-Nuts Toasts its Role in Daily Vitality
A healthful breakfast claim touts Grape-Nuts as rebuilding fuel for brain power. The ad praises wheat and barley components, easy digestion, and are urged as a mainstay for successful men, recommending the small book The Road to Wellville for further reading.
The Illustrious Prince and a Paris Letter
In a tense voyage scene Mr. Coulson and his companion encounter a mysterious man after a night at sea. A poised duke discusses Japan treaty renewal while Bransome receives a coded dispatch from an American courier thought to carry messages from Washington, heightening political stakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Bransome
Paris
France
Washington
A Momentous Question In Foreign Affairs Circles
The duke chats with Sir Edward Bransome as Devenham hosts a planned visit from a distinguished guest. Bransome worries about Hesho's candor and notes two leading articles stirring concern over eastern relations and a growing press sense that something is amiss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Edward Bransome
Foreign Affairs
Bransome
Haviland
L Faney
Hesho
Instant Relief for Sore Feet
Policemen worldwide rely on TIZ for tender feet with claimed 14 percent cure rates. A Chicago company advertises TZ and YT12 foot remedies, citing a Austin Texas policeman testimonial and urging purchase via local druggists or direct mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emzy Harrell
Austin
Texas
Walter Luther Dodge & Co
Chicago
Physicians Claim Cure for Wide Range of Ailments at New Office
A group of doctors advertises advanced treatments aided by X rays and various electrical therapies at 46 North Pennsylvania Street suites D and E. They offer free confidential consultations for chronic diseases, sexual health issues, and deformities, promising cures and symptom blanks by mail if needed. Office hours run from morning until eight in the evening, Sundays 10 to 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Pennsylvania Street
D and E
Bransome Seeks Post Route Amid Busy Court Halls
In a crowded courthouse Bransome and his secretary moved past the throng as objections surfaced over handling important documents by post. Witnesses and staff described tense exchanges as the day advanced and parties debated the proper channel for formal notices.
Indiana business directory of Indianapolis and surrounding towns
An OCR list details numerous business names and addresses in Indianapolis and nearby Indiana towns. It catalogs groceries, general stores, and firms with street addresses and often state locations, illustrating a dense commercial guide to the region.
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Gosh
Town Square
Drgnk
Knights’ Triumph
Conclave
William B. Melish
Cincinnati
Templar
Nave
Capitol
Wabash County
Wellville
Mr. Coulson
the Duke
Devenham
Tiz
Tde
Tae
Bloom
Carl. LI
Illinois St
Merchants Heat & Light Co
Penn
Dr. Gilmer Medical Institute
Ping
Gately’s
Gately
S. Pennsylvania St
Century Bidg
Townsend
Anne
Vonnegut Hardware Co
East
Washington Street
State Life Insurance Co
Indianapolis
ACHEY
CHAS
Acker, H. A. & CO
College Alexander
E. Washington
AMT
GEO
Virginia
AMT & Crosley
New Jersey
Antebelle Beros
Ayres
M. G
Grocery CO
Sherman Drive
Balz
John M
16Th St
Brauer
Con
N. Capitol
Bauer
L. W
Michigan
Derryaill
A. W
Illinda Berry
E. M
BE. North
Billmire
D. Z
29Th St
Black
Boatright
WM. B
Central Boetcher
Clifton
Bogelet
C. C
Minerva
Budge
H. B
N. Senate
Brookales Grocery
C.O
E Tenth
BROWN
W. L
Silver
Bulger
N. Delaware
Buschman
William
Ft. Wayne
Twenty-sixth
Campbell
A. K
Roosevelt
C. J
E. Washington St
Carlisle
Jess D
Fayette
Carnegie
C. F
W. New York
Conner
Charles
Minkner
Connoroe
E. J
Olney
Coben
Cornell Finley, F. & CO
Mlinois
FOLTZ
Reisner
Fromhold
Prospect
Geraldine Grocery CO
Madison
Ces
Hillside
Gillum
N. & Son
GORTY
Mae S. East
Gohmann &C
Buchanas
Ghedon
Gross
URANK
Massachusetts
Harkness
Highland
Hahn
J. L
S. Meridian
Harmon
M. B
Hansen, P
Havens, W. F. & CO
B. Morris
Haynes, R. B. & Bro
Indiana
Haynes
M. P
Pleasant
Herble
Frank
Illinois
Herider
Central
30Th St
Herman Bros
Hubert
Harlan
Hodge Bros
E. Seventeenth Sylmes
Shelby
Howard
W. M
Hwoy & Ford CO
E. 16Th
Hummel
Mrs
W. Michisan
Keller
Ront
S. East and
Klein. Jacob
N. Davidson
Larimore
J. W
E. Wash. Lay
B. N
LE May Bros. CO
Oliver Ave
LE May Bros. Coo
W. Ray St
LE_MAY
W. 30Th St. Lierr
W. F
Lindner
St. Martin
WADE
Oliver. Martz
L. O
S. Blackford
Mauler
John
Iowa
Mayhew
McCaslin
N. Arsenal
Mendenhall & CO
N. Hingis, Meyer, E
Minnesota Tea & Grocery Co
Davidson Mountain & CO
Alabama
Mohr
F. L
E. Morris
Morris, J
W. Washington
Morris
J. S
Peterson
Pittman
F. H
E. Georgia
Preston Bros
Preston
J. C
Pollock Bros
Toledo
Popp
Power
P. O
QUINN
E. A
S. West
Bathary
Regula
S. East
Richard
F. C
Georgia
Robinson, J. A. & Son
Tenth
Rumler
G. M
Sample
Wheeler
Schaub J. C
Birch
Schoener
John T
Lynn St
Onto
Shortembier
H. E
Stone & Bussey
Linois
Thar
Blaine
Kenady Gro, CO
S. Audubon Road
Toner
W. Ray
Cornell
Vogt
M. A
Woolrath
Charles A
Madi
Waddington
E. E
Nole
Wasson
H. P
Delaware
Watts
H. M
Udell
Walters
H.W
Weiland
H. F
Amo
Scott & Hurst
Arlington
Greenfield
Landrus
Reenwood
Rush
Knightstown
Boukerson
Losantville
Manilla
Manila
Gro Rad
Martinsville
Johnson
D. R
O. Rinker
Geo. L. Modoc
Jones
Hunt & Gillam
Mooreland
Ledbetter
J. M
Mooresville
Day
E. W
Morristown
Wortman
Ey Oaklandon
Eaks
C. H. Paragon
Potter & Kenworthy
Pendleton
Rogers
J. J. Reno
Crews
F. Roachdale
Putt & Armstrong
Shelbyville
Ambdenstock
M. Willow
Fort
J. C. Welborn
W. H. Whittaker
Baker
A. H. Elmestown
Turner & Beckey
the Growers of India Tea
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