Boy and Girl Held on Assault Charge in Juvenile Case
Guy White and Zelma White Hovesrat were arrested for allegedly assaulting Pred Miller. They appeared before Judge Guree W. Atodba of the juvenile court, with their cases continued to Wetnerday. Miller boy remains insensible at his home on 92 Martindahr qve, raised fear of death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy White
Mietee
Zelma White Hovesrat
Pred Miller
Chursaay
Guree W. Atodba
Miller
Martindahr
Watterson Attacks Bryan On Government Ownership Issue
Henry Watterson in the Courier Journal criticizes William J. Bryan over ownership plank. He argues Bryan cannot win voter support and urges Bryan to let voters craft their own platform. Watterson contends Bryan’s stance harms the Democratic party and warns of misalignment with public sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeriype
Arkbout
Reilney
Democratic Party
Bryan
Felk
Byran
Million-dollar contract awarded for hospital buildings
The Southeastern Hospital for the Insane near Madison let a contract to EB M Canfield of Findlay Ohio for 1 105 4 the lowest bid by 73 18 under the next bid Five other bids were received for general construction The appropriation is 560 000 part used for grounds and the rest depends on further appropriations by the legislature contractor limited to available funds and hardware and chimneys bids are under consideration
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southeastern Hospital For the Insane
Madison
EB. M. Canfield
Findlay
Ar MMI
Horse Stung to Death in Monticello Incident
Special to The Saw reports in Monticello Indiana on September 14 that a horse owned by Hen Prite Jr. was stung to death by yellow jackets. The event highlights dangers from hornets and was witnessed by local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Ind
Hen Prite, Jr
Social events fill city life with gatherings and visits
Mr and Mrs C W Francis of Un Party visit relatives in Ely. William Sebel and children from Mount Vernon IH visit Philp Michelsen in Buchan an. Stephen Zeltner Jacob Sheer Don Henry and Walter Drolling attend the state fair from La Porta. Harry Kemper of Bellefontaine Ohio attends the fair. W G Creek of Anderson visits friends and the store fair. Lizzie Lathrop of Greensburg attends. A theater box party is planned by Leonard A Claiborne. Rudolph Koster returns from Michigan with Dave Bien. Minnie Lowe hosts a sister’s visit at her Pennsylvnia home. Henry Balcolm leaves for Purdue for winter study. Mrs John Turner and Marguerite Turner enjoy Lake Wawacée. A decorous card party honors Miss Elisabeth Lewis, bride-elect, hosted by Mrs George M Corbaley. Sigma Beta Sigma Sorority shower honors Miss Helen Creasland, upcoming marriage. Miss Bone Krauss and Miss Gene Wheeler hosted at Park Ave home with yellow white decor. Golden glow and asters decorate. More social events are arranged for Bien Towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Beta Sigma
Helen Creasland
Didee
Bone Krauss
Mian
Gene Wheeler
Miss Krauss
Park Ave
Bien Towls
Indianapolis Man In Play At Park Theater
Lawrence Atkinson of Indianapolis, a longtime Park patrons favorite, will appear opposite Billy Granger in Behind the Mask at the Park Theater early next week. He has resided at 1100 E Washington St for years and has performed in numerous Bratr-Nicait attractions, most recently On the Suwanee River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Atkinson
Jam Billey Granger
Park Theater
Im Q
Indianopolis
Ulving
Iim
New Cable to Cuba Plans Rapid Service Line
NEW YORK Sept. 1 The Commercial Cable company of Cuba filed incorporation papers in Albany. It plans to run two cables from Havana to Key West and then to Florida, not linking Florida to New York directly, to provide rapid reliable service. The system may open December 7, 1908. It will be operated via Postal Telegraph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pperias Tc Ime Sum
New York
Commercial Cable Company of
Cuba
City takes Rogers Park water system from private firm
The city seized the Rogers Park water plant in Chicago, placing 1,500 residents under municipal supply after health reports said the private water was impure. The city stopped the private pumping station and will charge 24 cents per hundred gallons, supplying certified pure water at 44 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Rogesa Park
Rogers Park Water Company
Health Department
Rogers Park Company
Dunne
Taft to go on another boat to Param
Rivalry between battleships Louisiana and Connecticut over which will carry the president to Param may be settled by mending both vessels. Secretary Tate will not be aboard the same ship as the present. Much depends on early trials of the Connecticut and whether Ohio can be shaken down by the time the president is ready to start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lousiana
Connecticut
Tate
Osha
Fire destroys Windsnip and Mc Quinn's stable in Maine
In St Joseph Maine on September 14 Joan L Payne a cab driver and six horses died as a fire destroyed Windsnip and Mc Quinn's Hvary stable causing an estimated 60000 in losses. Authorities say the blaze may have started from a cigarette butt dropped by Payne who slept in the jot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippe-NicHar Frese Association
ST. Joseph
Joan L.payne
Windsnip
McQuinn
Hvary
Fiirm
Payie
Serious Accusation In Embezzlement Case In Scranton
Nicholas Spielcer, a lawyer with offices in the State Life building, is charged with embezzling 317 from Joseph Adima of Scranton. Detectives Manning and Samuels arrested him Thursday afternoon. Adima, a laborer with limited English, allegedly handed the funds to Spielcer who sent it to his fee. The complaint was drawn by Louis Reinhold for Adima.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Spielcer
Joseph Adima
Oselma
Manning
Samuels
Spielberg
State Life Building
St.lewand
Adima
Lackawanna Trust and Savings Company
Screnton
City 8 Overrun by Fair Crowd At Indiana State Fair
Indianapolis crowds set attendance records over five days with about 150000 visitors Exhibitors and attendees spent freely as event officials report large Thursday and Friday turnouts Grandstand crowding caused ticket and food space issues Aero show by Wild in his airship drew praise and a 30 minute flight Police and organizers note few incidents as crowds flooded hotels restaurants and streets with thousands of out of town guests and local residents attending the state fair from city to city.
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Indiana State
Indianapolis
Indianapolia
Muromoabie
Duen
Sigurbie
Formet Gratt
Aeronaut Wild
Wil
Tarapolis
Cals
Ueadon
Baroyshire
G. H
Davidson
Dtitl- Urenk
Wom
Arate
John Kiviin
Brooklyn
Wilson Brom
Munefe
Inn
George Miller
Markham
Hamprhiree
Freeborn Bros
Dan
Ram
Ram Lamb
Ewe
P. W. Arte
Othorn
Dlock
William Cherry
Nenla
Catewolde
Witaon Bros
Muncie
Dornete
John R. Nash
Tipton, Inc
Livestock Show Winners and Exhibitors Across Indiana
Summary of awards and exhibitors from a multi-species fair in Indiana. Includes senior and junior heifer calves for Robbins Bon and Wiliam Chrimlan, various hogs and boars led by J. W. Gardner Sons and Hinshaw Bros, and notable horse, mule, and cattle entries with champions named such as Mahan Bros and Beller Son.
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Durham
Milter & Bon
Mulherry
Inn
A. C. Wood & Son
Pendleton
A. C. Weed & San
Charles Wright
Charley Wright
Miller & Son
Wood & Bon
Mines
Indianapolis
A. C. Wood
Helfer
Miller &Bon
Mtereford
Hooster Farm
Spencer
Ind
F. A. Nave
Attica
Wy & van Natte & Son
Fowler
B.A. Nave
van Natte & Son
van Natta & Son
F. A. Save
Indiana Apedals
Brookalde Farm
Fort Wayne
Frank A. Crabb
Litchfield
Hull Bros
Polnesville
Springdale Breeding Company
Indian
Apalie
Aberdeen Angus
W. ‘M. Foster
Aition
Bredfute & Bon
Cedarville
W. IM. Foster
Brodfute & Boni
Brodfute & So
Brodfute & Son
Get of Fire
Lew Kerr
Newtown
W. M. Foster
Bradhute & Bon
Bradfute & Son
Bradtute & Bon
Indiana
W. M. Bos
Eicer Prizva
J. D. Dougelas
Frank Cotton
Robbing & Son
Browser
Robbins & Bon
Robbins & Son
Douglas
Rothina
Bon
W. Bowen
Robbire & Song Center
Heifer
A. Cotgony
Wiliam Chrimlan
Hoy
J. W. Gardner & Sons
Burney, Ind
Cheater Whitex
Tetler Son
Liberty
Lod
Gite
Zon & Bop
Muncie
John Weddle
Franklin
Beller & Son
Heller & Son
Ted Russell
Nora
Heller & Bon
Beller & Bon
Young Herd
Hinshaw Brow
Zionsvine
Hinshaw Bros
Champion
Gibron & Son
Duroc
Hoar
C. B. Capes
Remington
Dahan Bros
Caborn
J. A. Teter
Carmel
Mahan Bros
W. A. Craner
Fillmore
Manan Isros
Bahan Brew
Arcedora
Mahan Tiros
Jy A. Teter
Brester
Lodge complaints against new pure food ordinance heard
Commission merchants of Indianapolis who wish to complain against the proposed new pure food ordinance will be given a chance to be heard by the city council health committee Friday night at the city clerk's office on ordinance.
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Indiapapdlle
Mme
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Ken
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Watterson
Southern Hospital For the Insane
Ohio
C. W. Francis
UN Party
Frente
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Ely
William Sebel
Harry and
Amelia
Mount Vernon, IH
Philp Michelsen
Buchanan At
Stephen Zeltner
Jacob Sheer
Don Henry
Walter Drolling
la Porta
Harry Kemper
Bellefontaise, O
W. G Creek
Anderson
Lizale Lathrop
Greensburg
Dre. Leonard A. Claiborne
Rudolph Koster
Michigan
Dave Bien
Minnie Lowe
Penneyivania
Carroll L. DeWitt
F. Bascolm
Boston
Henry Balcolm
Saat
Purdie
John Turner
Marguerite Turner
Lake Wawacce
George M. Corbaley
Mortos Place
Elisabeth Lewis
Roger
Smiley Granger
Rogers Park Water CO
Taft
Panama
Beecham
Ewe Jamh
Oreeder
Joan Kiviin
Rambouilleta
John Webb
Bouthport
MerIing
A. G. Gamber
Wakeman
Ran Lamb
Ewe Lamb
RB. D. Williamson
Xenia
George W. Hence
Greencastle
BCL
Vessersererntive
Beeneepeterm
Davin Fore
L. S. Ayres 5 Co
Dow
Bel Teas
Salta
Jackson
Bia
New Jersey
Berks
L. A. Jackson
the English Woolen Company
North Illinois Street
Mahan Fro
Mahan Broa
J. A.truman
Bushnell
H. ‘Truman
George Sangster
J. H. ‘Truman
W. Truman
E Bunn
Peoria
Mt. Derman
J. Crouch
Lafayette
Jamen McIntyre
Frankford
George Sangwier
Erlding
George Bangater
Apan
James McIntyre
Charten Judy
Tullula
Ail Clussen
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