Girl Hid Between Mattresses in Rescue Find
Detective Henry Slate uncovered Ethel Henderson hiding under two mattresses at Miss Myrtle Hendersons home on S Delaware street. The missing girl had fled the Girls Industrial school near Clermont and was brought to the police station for return to the institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Slate
Myrtle Henderson
S. Delaware Sr
Ethel Henderson
Clermont
Simon and
Slate
Ethel
Demurrer Sustained in Rhodius Case
Judge Vinson Carter of the superior court sustains a demurrer by Guardian James Berryhill for his ward George Rhodius against a plea in abatement by Elma Dare Rhodius. The suit seeks to annul the Rhodius marriage and alleged lack of Rhodius consent. Plea disposed, trial on merits nearly ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinson Carter
Superior Court
James Berryhill
George Rhodius
Elma Dare Rhodius
Guardian
Rhodius
Heinze Indicted Over Certification Ties to Bank Collapse
F Augustus Heinze, copper magnate ousted as Mercantile National bank president last October, is indicted by a federal grand jury for alleged over-certification of checks for Otto Heinze & Co. He is released on 50000 dollars bail after arraignment, with personal counsel Edward Lauterbach present. The grand jury probed conduct across banks affected by the Heinze Morse and Thomas interests removals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
F. Augustus Heinze
Mercantile National Bank
Federal Grand Jury
Otto Heinze & Co
Heinze
Morse and Thomas
Edward Lauterbach
United States
Henkel
Federal Building
Shields
Court Crescent Installs Officers for 1908
Court Crescent No. 226, United Order of Foresters, installed officers for 1908. Past ranger G. W Wohrman, chief ranger T. L. Hadden, vice ranger Emma Rohrman, secretary Virginia TFrladden, treasurer Mary McGrfy, chief archer Anna Hollenbeck, chaplain Ida Miller, inner woodward Charles Hollenbeck, outer woodward Henry C. Leonard were named.
Excelsior Evidence Ties Man to Bethel Schoolhouse Fire
In Decature township a man named Frank Raymond faces criminal court on arson charges for allegedly setting fire to the Bethel schoolhouse shed. Detectives from the Bethel Horsethief Detective association found excelsior in his hair, which witnesses call decisive proof. A burglar’s toolkit was found on Raymond, and a stranger was seen leaving the shed before the blaze. Raymond was later apprehended near the schoolhouse area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Raymond
Bethel
Decature Township
Bethel Horsethief Detective Association
Raymond
Man Who Looks Like Bryan Taken In By Police
Officers sought a man resembling William Jennings Bryan. They sent Robert Campbell to fetch a suspect who could pass for Bryan. He returned with John Owens, a theatrical man arrested Wednesday. Owens is wanted in Ohio for beating a hotel bill.
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Wiliam Jennings Bryan
John Owen
Robert Campbell
Park Theater
Owens
Bryan
Campbell
Ohio
Meeting of Republicans in Fourth Ward Elects Delegates
Republicans of the Fourth ward met Tuesday evening to choose delegates for a Saturday gathering at which a chairman for the Seventh district will be elected.
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Fourth Ward
Plan a Feast for Democrats of the State
Indiana Democratic editors plan a big banquet at the Grand hotel on Thursday night with state and district leaders and candidates invited. The event includes a 7 20 start, a toastmaster Crampton of Delphi, and talks on topics from country press in politics to making newspapers pay and editor’s responsibility to society.
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Indiana
Grand Hotel
Congress
Clay W. Metzker
State Editorial Association
State Association
Crampton
Delphi
Henry A. Barnhart
Rochester Sentinel
Frank Heimbaugh
Muncie Press
William C. Ball
Terre Haute
Dale Crittinberger
Anderson Democrat
S. Paul Poynter
Sullivan Democrat
W. H. Glidewell
Brazil Democrat
Church Considers Publishing Plans for Official Organ
The publication committee of the Christian church met at English's hotel on Wednesday to discuss eliminating private church publications. They favor publishing the official organ by the church, not individuals, and will meet Bloomington delegates in March to finalize plans. Members present: C. B. Medbury Des Moines E M Bowman Chicago F E Udell St Louis Palmer Clarkson St Louis W F Richardson Kansas City J H Fillmore Cincinnati Allan B Philputt Indianapolis Hilton A Brown Indianapolis.
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The
Christian Church
English’s
Congress of the
Bloomington
Medbury
Des Moines
E. M. Bowman
Chicago
F. E. Udell
St. Louis
Palmer Clarkson
W. F. Richardson
Warsas City
J. H. Fillmore
Cincinnati
Allan B. Philputt
Indianapolis
Hilton A. Brown
Tuell Named President of Indiana State Board of Agriculture
E S Tuell of Corydon, previously vice president of the Indiana State Board of Agriculture, was unanimously elected president at a meeting of the Indiana State Delegate Board of Agriculture, succeeding Sid Conger. The Indiana Swine Breeders Association session heard papers on successful breeding and curing of diseases with speakers including Prof J H Skinner of Lafayette, Charles Wellington of Lafayette, Warren D Heath of Kingman, and BE Baker of Thorntown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. S. Tuell
Corydon
Indiana State Board of Agriculture
Indiana State Delegate Board of Agriculture
Sid Conger
Indi1ie Swine Breders’ Association
J. H. Skinner
Lafayette
Charles Wellington
Warren D Heath
Kingman
BE. J. Baker
Thorntown
Dr George B McClellan Faces Fine and Workhouse
Dr George B McClellan in Indianapolis for selling medicine was fined more than he could pay and sentenced to Marion county workhouse. The arrest involved drunkenness, disorderly conduct, and carrying concealed weapons. He is a nephew of Gen George B McClellan and from Kansas City. He claimed a yearly holiday visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. McClellan
Marion County
McClellan
Gen
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Perry Township Horse Thief Detective Association Filed
The Wednesday filings with the secretary of state include the Perry Township Horse Thief Detective Association in Southport with directors WW A Glenn and D Woyls. Also McKinley Medical Company in Fort Wayne with directors L M Derbyshire Perry McKinley and F H Starlel and capital stock of $10,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Township
Many firms bid on Indiana Vicksburg monument
At the statehouse on Wednesday the Indiana Vicksburg monument commission opened bids from twenty three firms from several states. Bids ranged from thirty one thousand to forty three thousand dollars, with the appropriation fixed by the last legislature at thirty six thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana-Vicksburg
Statehouse
Tax Commissioners Hear Wide Range Of Speakers
The State Board of Tax Commissioners and county assessors met in session to hear a broad cast of speakers including Auditor of State John C. Billheimer, John C. Wingate, Merrill Moores, James Bingham, Indiana Attorney General, and Charles F. Remy, former supreme court reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Tax Commissioners
John C. Billheimer
John C. Wingate
Merrill Moores
James Bingham
Indiana
Charles F. Remy
Supreme Court
Frank Noble Ill at City Hospital After Relapse
Frank Noble, a well known member of the Marion club, is again ill at the city hospital. He had typhoid fever some weeks ago, but improved and was able to leave the hospital. Later he suffered a relapse and was returned to the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Noble
Marion Club
Bank Replevin Granted Over Bonds Held by Campbell
The petition of Oscar S. Brooke as receiver of People's State Bank Brownstown was granted for the replevin of 6200 dollars in bonds. The bonds were said to have been delivered by the bank to FE M Campbell to be sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinson Carter
Superior Court
Oscar S. Brooke
People’s State Bank
Brownstown
FE. M. Campbell
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Court Crescent
Bethel School House
Plana
Meeting of Christian Ministers
Tuell
Agriculture Board
O Hana San & CO
Jos. Hart
Rome
Xois
Majestic
Tre Met” Forepaugh Stock CO
Virginia Harned
Alice of
Old Vincennes
M- Park Theater
Sela
George Sidney
Izzy
Big Beauty
Cole and
Johnson
B. Watson
Washington Society Girls the Big Musical Extravaganza CO
Mile. Moorey
Toreadors
E. Washington and
New Jersey Sts
New York Stars
DR. McLellan
Peak
Straits
Jullia and
Stewart
Linden Hotel
George Benton
Secretary of State
Tak
Indiana Business College
Logansport
Kokomo
Anderson
Marion
Muncie
Richmond
Columbus
Middle West
Ieader
INDIANA BUSINESS CO_LLEGE
Cetral Business College
Bell
F. W. Case
Chas. Cring
Mgr
J. D. Brunner
American Central Life Building
College Beacon
Central Business College
Frank Noble III
the Union Trust CO
Market St
Ferger’s
Cae
Excelsior
Laundry
North Alabama Street
North Illinois Street
Vonnegut Hardware Co
Panama
Domb Bros
W. Washington
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