Saloon Keepers File Four Suits Against Mayor
Four in junction suits were filed in Martin circuit court by saloon keepers to test the law forcing saloons to close 90 days after the option election. The marshal and the mayor of Loogootee are named defendants. Plaintiffs are Richard N. Hinton Joseph M. Sfurt Jos teph McAtee and John F. Williams. Attorney Hiram McCormick represents the plaintiffs.
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Loogootee
Ind
Martin Circuit
Loogontee
Richard N. Hinton
Joseph MI. Sfurt
Josteph McAtee
John F. Williams
Hiram McCormick
Up-to-Date Club Garden Party in Danville
Danville Indiana hosts a major society event at Judge James L. Clark’s home on South street with about 200 guests from nearby towns. The Danville band played as ices and refreshments were served and the band stand was built over a bumble bee nest for amusement.
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Danville
Ind
Judge
James L. Clark
B&. South Street
Indianapolis
Lebanon
Greencastle
Plainfield
Judge Clark
Mollycoddle rooster ousted by Shelbyville cat in June
Shelbyville Indiana reports a mollycoddie rooster owned by Mrs. John Leech that drove a sitting hen from the nest and tried the job himself. The bird supposedly starved for three days, while the cat remained on guard. John Griffey's Maltese cat abandoned her litter to pursue a mink, acting as a caregiver to the small animal.
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Shelbyville
Ind
John Leech
John Griffey
Pea Season Opens at Van Camp Factory in Martinsville
Martinsville Indiana June 12 The canning factory began a 40 day run as the pea crop is harvested The wagon flow to the plant increases and officials report better quality and a larger crop this year The Van Camp factory prepared to work day and night to handle ripe peas and avoid delays The plant is in good condition and ready for the rush
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Martinsville
Ind
Canning
van Camp
Editor and daughter wed in secret ceremony in Nappanee
In Nappanee Indiana on June 12 Miss Mary Taylor Murray daughter of Croy don Murray editor of the Nappanee News returned home saying she planned a South Bend shopping trip. She announced she had married Frank Stinson of Chicago a stock exchange member. The couple obtained a Goshen license and were married in South Bend by Rev Dr Johnson. Parental forgiveness followed as friends offered congratulations.
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Nappanee
Ind
South Bend
Mary Taylor Murray
Croydon Murray
Nappanee News
Frank Stinson
Chicago
The
Stock Exchange
Goshen
Johnson
Murray
Pansy Kantz
Story of the goal oil stove accident in Advance
Miss Nan cy Schoen, visiting her sister Mrs. H Bennett in Advance Indiana, suffered several severe burns on her arms and breast when a kerosene stove blaze flashed up while lighting it. Mr and Mrs Bennett quickly extinguished the flames to prevent worse injuries.
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Advance
Ind
Nancy Schoen
H. ©. Bennett
Miss Schoen
Mrs. Bennett
Robber suspects arrested on Big Four flyer
In Rochester New York on June 12 five men believed to have entered an express car to rob it were arrested by police and express workers after a struggle on fast mail train No 2. The men claimed they boarded to ride to Buffalo not to steal. Names given include Benjamin Martin and Harvey Edwards of New York City.
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Rochester
N. Y
New York Central
Utica
Syracuse
Cen Ur Lsiullign
Buffalo
Benjamin Martin
New York City
Harry Brundage
Pleasantville
Harvey Se Tris
Brooklyn
James Maroney
Harvey Edwards
Robins Theft Of Handkerchief Sparks Nest Cementing
Huntington Ind June 12 An unusual incident reports a robin stealing a hemstitched handkerchief from W H Shideler’s clothesline. The bird tugged free the pin and carried the cloth to its nest where it was cemented with mud. Mrs Shideler did not remove the item from the nest.
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Huntington
Ind
W. H. Shideler
Miss Golda Krider Struck by Recurrent Spell
Loganport Indiana June 12 Miss Golda Krider of Wabash was brought for treatment of a mysterious spell that robs speech and movement yet leaves faculties intact. She again faltered into the trance, a condition baffling doctors and parents. Her first spell warning note to her parents showed she knew the onset.
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Logansport
Ind
Golda Ikrider
Wabash
River Victim Found at Paine's Landing
The body of an unknown floater was found this morning at Paine's Landing in Saluda township, a few miles below Hanover landing. The body rests while awaiting Coroner Ryker to conduct an inquest before burial.
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Madison
Ind
Paine’s Landing
Saluda Township
Hanover Landing
Ryker
Boy Hurt When He Hit Dynamite Cartridge
Brownsburg Indiana June 12 Earl 10 son of Will H Crouch and wife found a dynamite cartridge near their home four miles southwest of Brownsburg He took it to his grandfather workshop and struck it with a hammer causing a massive explosion He was cut in about 14 places on arms and legs but not face A physician treated him and said he would likely recover unless complications arise
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Brownsburg
Ind
Earl
Will H. Crouch
Week for Couple Divorces and Remarries in Indiana
Logansport Indiana June 12. A woman recently divorced from her Alabama plantation owner husband wed yesterday in a local ceremony. Alice Chicpalick, who had lived north of Logansport two years, married Hosea R. Lambert of Adamsboro. The bride is 9 and the groom 43.
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Logansport Y
Ind
Alabama
Alice Chicpalick
Squire Reid
Hosea R. Lambert
Adamsboro
Fricky Colt Severes Childs Ear In Summer Farm Incident
Fortland Indiana June 12 a 5 year old boy attempting to lead a yearling colt to water caused a serious injury to his 3 year old sister. The colt jumped, stepped on her head, the rug fell off and struck the ear nearly severing it. The child suffered additional injuries to her arms.
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Fortland
Ind
John Wickleman
Hter
Arras
Monsi eur Beaucaire to Play At Grand Opera House
Indianapolis Knights of Pythias lodge No 56 stages Booth Tarkington play Monsieur Beaucaire at the Grand Opera House next Monday and Tuesday. SS I Conner directs the company with SS I Conner of the Metropolitan School of Music guiding the title role. The lodge will charge admission for the first time after many free productions, aiming for a strong turnout.
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Indianapolis
Knights of Pythias
Booth Tarkington
Monsieur Beaucaire
Grand Opera House
SS. I. Conner
Metropolitan School of Music
Oldest Foot Marks in the Country Tell a Tragic Tale
Athens Indiana June 12 Logan D Etnire of Williamsport recalls an accident 34 years ago when his leg was ground off by a power thrashing outfit after he leaped onto the machinery to escape rain soaked boards. He preserves the walnut plank with clear tracks as proof of the event and his surviving leg. The narrative expands into a critical account of city officials and police chief Metzger, accusing them of inaction and intimidation around a shooting of Mr Dowden by Metzger’s squad. A speeding case against W R Sinelsir tied to the incident is noted, with emphasis on a broader drive by automobile owners to oppose Metzger’s methods at a forthcoming Indiana Automobile Club meeting.
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Etnire
Willamsport
Mr. Etnire
Logan
Dowden
Metzger
Board of Piblic Safety
Meteger
Board of Public Safety
Lew Cooper
Cooper
Cavcer
Criminal Court
W. R. Sinelsir
S.r. Dowden
Delaware Street
Gaylord Hawkins
Sinclair
Automobile Club of Indiana
Denison Hotel
Bookwalter
Board of Public Works
University Club
S. W. Cowden
Controversy Over Police Chief Metzger and City Leadership
A critical piece argues Chief Metzger acted wrongly in a shooting and accuses Mayor and Board of Public Safety of protection and inaction. It questions motives, praises courage of officials, and warns of vigilant, dangerous police conduct and political risk.
English Bantam to Meet Phil McGovern in Philadelphia
English bantamweight champion Jim Kendrick makes his American debut at the National A C in Philadelphia meeting Phil McGovern, youngest brother of Terrible Terry, in the wind up. Kendrick is touted as one of the classic birds sent from England. BLISS NATIVE HERBS ad and laundry notices follow.
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New York
Jim Kendrick
England
Philadelphia
Phil 7IcGovern
Terry
Kendricks
Denison Hotel Dining Room Provides Special Dinners
Dr E B Brigham, specialist at 18 W Market Indianapolis, advertises cancer treatment as the best today. Also offers consultation for malignant skin disease and notes American plan dining at the Denison Hotel with Tuesday dinners as a special feature.
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Denison Hotel
E. B. Brigham
Market Street
Indianapolis
Bim
Many Churches in City Plan Sunday Services
The First Christian church at Martindale avenue with Rev. C O Brown schedules Sunday school at 10 and sermon at 11. Children’s Day exercises run 8 tomorrow evening. A temperance meeting is set at the Christian Endeavor Tuesday by Mr B W Stoddard. Several other churches list sermons by Rev Nell McPher son Dr Stansfield Rev Allan B Philpot and Rev Hurlstone with topics on education patriotism and biblical life. A Home Presbyterian program features a children day service and a 3 pm special with Rev H C Clippinger and Claflin university quartet.
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First Christian Church
Martindale Avenue
C. O. Brown
Christian Endeavor
B. W. Stoddard
Helen B. Moses
Young Ladies’ Missionary Circle
Central Christian Church
Tabernacle Presbyterian Church
Nell McPherson
Stansfield Wll
Meridian Street M. E
Horatio Ogden
Mr. Taylor
First Baptist Church
Bible School
Allan B. Philpott
Hurlstone
Manual Training High School
Roberts Park Church
Choral Society
George D. Adamson
John B. Giltner
Ida Gunter
Adamson
QO. W. Nottingham
Ladies' Aid Society
R. A. Brown
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Sons of the Revolution
Dr. Brown
William Carson
Sutherland Presbyterian Church
Susan Elliott
Knightstowe
Presbyterian Church
Beech Grove
Lutheran Orphan Society
Corner Lake
E. Washington Streets
William Moll
Fort Wayne
Ind
G. Hahn
Ladies of Home
Lafayette
Peru
Tipton
Home Presbyterian Church
South Grove
Riverside Park
Brotherhood of the Church
Helen Gould
Edwin Ray M. E
Woodlawn
Laurel
H. C. Clippinger
D. D
Dunton
Claflin University
Clatkin University
Liberal Tax for Fire and Police Protection
An advertisement extols liberal taxes for fire and police protection and promotes a bank claiming safety for all deposits. It boasts Indiana's oldest and strongest company with large capital and surplus, offering 3 percent on savings and welcoming small or large balances.
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Indiana
Sporting Man Dying in Chicago Hospital
Chicago June 12 Prof James Kelly of Boston former manager of Mysterious Filly Smith is dying in this city He registered at the Sherman house was moved to the hospital where he grew worse An effort is under way to locate his family and notify them of his condition
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Chicago
James Kelly
Boston
Filly Smith
Kelly
California
Sherman House
Reilly Shines for Louisville in Win Over St. Paul
Louisville defeated St. Paul for the second straight game as Puttmann pitched well after a layoff. Reilly, newly acquired from the St. Louis Nationals, debuted at shortstop and impressed, with Cockman delivering standout play at third base.
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Reilly
Louisville
St. Paul
Puttmann
St. Louis Nationals
Cockman
Marion County Sheriff Sales Notice Summary
Multiple sheriff sales in Marion County Indiana list three deeds from 1905 to 1909. Plaintiffs include Frank Haas Dora B Brown State Life Insurance and Webster E Dietz. Property stakes involve lots 9 and 10 in Schofield Harrison addition Indianapol is and Lot 21 in Holmes West End and Lot 73 in Elizabeth Talbotts subdivision. Auctions set for June 1909 with bids for rents profits or fee simple. Local court clerk, sheriff Jacob Woessner, and attorney co W Appleman are named.
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Superior Court
Marion County
Indiana
Frank Haas
Ralph W. Bauman
Court House
Schofield Harrison and Company
Indianapolis
Jacob Woessn
Circuit Court
Dora B. Brown
Henry E. Brown
Seidensticker
Holmes
West End
Jacob Woessner
State Life Insurance Company
Webster E. Dietz
Inatana
Elizabeth ‘Talbott
Acob Worfassner
Sherif
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