Boone County Bar Endorses Ralston for Indiana Governor
At a Boone County Bar Association meeting held at Parr and Rogers, judges and lawyers adopted unanimous resolutions praising Samuel M. Ralston. The pledge commends him to the Democratic party as a refined, educated, candid, and principled attorney with twenty-two years of legal practice and a reputation for integrity and courteous conduct.
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Boone County Bar Association
Parr & Rogers
Samuel R. Artman
Frank (. Reagan
Roy W. Adney
Samuel M. Ralston
Boone Circuit Court
Indiana
Ralston Haseen
Bond posted in Wingate dentist case amid accusations
Dr W P Card Wingate dentist gave bond 1600 defending criminal assault charges involving 14 year old Roxie Duzey. Prosecutor Fine had dismissed one suit and planned another charging the same offense. Bond allocates 600 to protect plaintiff Darey and 1000 to the state if Card fails to appear for trial. Card fled county jail hours before the prosecutor learned of it.
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Priday
Crawfordsville
W. P. Card
Wingate
Greenfight
Crane & McCabe
Teverye
Fine
Card
MraJennie Rivers
Circuit Couni
Deman
Roxie Duzey
William Marmaduke
Greenfield
George Thomas
Americans Win Narrow Thorntown Basketball Game
Americans edged Armen by two points in a Thorntown contest. Final score 47 to 45. Players named Chokely and Gou contributed key plays.
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Thorntown
Armen
Paid an Old Debt in Sheridan by Anonymous Letter
R N Hand of Sheridan reports an anonymous letter mailed from the local post office containing $2 and implying a debt to Thomas Hand. Thomas is dead thirteen years, and his five children receive the amount per the writer's request, proving honesty exists among the community.
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Sheridan News
R. N. Hand
Sheridan
Thomas Hand
Hand
Local Man Billy Binford Found Unconscious Then Revived
The Thorntown Times reports Billy Binford was found unconscious by L M Crist after several hours without life signs. He received immediate attention, revived, and has since moved about, with recovery described as doubtful earlier in the week.
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Thorntown Times
Billy Binford
Billy
L. M. Crist
Threatened life charge in divorce suit filed by Eunice Baker
Eunice M. Baker sues John W. Baker for divorce alleging abandonment on Jan 7 1908 at Edinburg Ind and a violent temper. She claims he struck her and drew a revolver threatening to shoot. She seeks custody of their child and $18 monthly maintenance plus relocation to her mothers home after hospitalization. They were married Aug 12 1900 and formerly lived in Columbus Ind.
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Eunice M. Baker
John W. Baker
Edinburg
Ind
Columbus
Judge Harness Visits Montgomery County Candidate Tour
Kokomo lawyer Judge Harness campaigned across Montgomery and Crawfordsville area for Congress. He reported visiting Crawfordsville Crawfordaville Darlington Waveland Waynetown and planned to visit Carroll County and others, noting his intent to reach every district county.
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Harness
Kokomo
Montgomery County
Congress
Crawfordsville Journal
Crawfordaville
Crawford
Out & McCabe
Darlington
Waveland
Waynetown
Carroll
Landis
Still a Candidate Gary Colin Competes After Base Ambition
Gary Colin remains active in congressional race despite claims he has retired from the base. He continues campaign activities, meetings, and fundraising events, asserting ongoing commitment to public service and district representation.
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Gary Colin
Congressional
Gets Another Jolts in Circuit Court
Anson Lohr again loses in circuit court in a divorce case involving his wife and his mother in law Mrs Louisa Nicholson. The judge awards a divorce and 50 dollars attorney fees as Thorntown wins two cases in the session.
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Anson Lohr
Louisa Nicholson
Judge Artman
Fall off sent heavy receipts cube big hog market
In Indianapolis hog market figures show a 10 to 15 cent drop yesterday with heavy receipts. Prices eased from Thursday's gains as demand weakened. best heavies at 4.60 with most sales 4.50 to 4.59, receipts 13,000. Bulls and inners steady, fat heavy stock down about 1 to 2 dollars per hundred.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Ursday
Thorntown judgment in peddler license case and divorce support
Neal T. By road and his wife faced a court hearing this morning over marital troubles with the case taken under advisement. awards included $50 for Lohr and $5 for attorney fees. The Town of Thorntown won $18 plus costs against John Doe et al for violation of the peddler license ordinance.
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Lohr
Neal T. Byroad
Thorntown
John Doe
Uncle Sam's Fleet Resumes Journey Through Magellan Strait
The American battleships and torpedo boat flotilla left Punta Arenas at 1 a.m. on February 8, entering the western half of the Strait of Magellan on a voyage toward the Pacific amid treacherous winds and waves.
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Uncle Sam
Punta Arenas
Strait of Magellan
Leap Year Party Honors Miss Lillian Brown At Home
Miss Lillian Brown hosted about thirty young people at her county home south of Elizaville on a leap year Friday night. Guests included Fae Carr Mary Cosgrove Opal Evans Fern Gibbons Nora Martin Maude Meyers Donza McDonald Carrie Steelsmith Agnes Good Goodwin Frank Stephenson George Shankland Everett Ayers Oran Eaton John Perkins and Claire Hollingsworth. Refreshments of ice cream and cake were served before guests departed at midnight plus the hostess received praise as an ideal entertainer.
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Lillian Brown
Elizaville
Fae Carr
Mary Cosgrove
Opal Evans
Fern Gibbons
Nora Martin
Maude Meyers
Donza McDonald
Carrie Steelsmith
Agnes Good
Butcher Stock Prices Hold Steady Amid Mixed Sale
The market showed steady to strong calf prices with tops at 8.25 and most sales between 7.75 and 8. Lambs were offered more than recent days with prices steady and good lambs around 7. Few or no sheep were on sale while the close felt steady for the overall market.
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Atoff
Record for Measles Hits Thorntown Family
The Thorntown Times reports measles outbreak in the Hinton family northeast of the city. George Hinton, 45, his wife, 35, and their children aged one to thirteen are ill with the disease. None are critically ill, though several are quite sick and confined to bed.
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George Hinton
Thorntown Times
Torpedoboat destroyers part from battleship voyage plan
Lieutenant Thomas D Iver Drad notes Cone's flotilla will separate from the battleship near Smythe Channel thirty miles north of Magellan Strait. The vessels take an inside route to Talcahunas two thousand one hundred ninety knots from Fania Arenas, hugging the rocky coast past Chila toward Valparaiso. The battleships will salute with twenty one guns upon arrival.
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Cone
Smythe Chanel
Magellan Strait
Talcahunas
Fania Arenas
Coate
Chila
Valparaice
Atlantic Fleet Advances Through Magellan Strait to Chilean Coast
The American battleship fleet and torpedo boat destroyers push through the western Magellan Strait with extreme caution, exiting Cape Pillar and entering the broad Pacific. From Punta Arenas they head south to Cape Froward, then northwest for 150 miles before turning north along the Chilean coast toward Valparaiso and Callao.
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Pacific
South America
Magellan Strait
Cape Pillar
Punta Arenas
Cape Froward
Chilean
Valparaiso
Calla
Policy Had Not Lapsed Coroner Reports Findings
Coroner Hendricks, after a thorough search of the late M. V. Lucas, who died by suicide at Thorntown, found receipts showing Louns had made payments on a $1,000 life insurance policy to protect two younger beneficiaries.
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Hendricks
M. V. Lucas
Thorntown
Louns
Two Jamestown Cows Die of Rabies Mystery
Calvin Todd near Jamestown reported hydrophobia among three cows after one showed signs Wednesday night. Dr Gibson diagnosed rabies in two of the cows, with one dying shortly after and the other expected to perish. The cows were all dry and no mad dogs were seen in the vicinity.
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Jamestown
Calvin Todd
Todd
Gibson
Suit Accuses Big Four Over Fatal Wreck
Harry H. Griffin administrator for Adolph Bell sues the Big Four in Indianapolis for 10000 wages after Bell was killed in the Fowler wreck. Witness W T Hall testified by deposition about Bell on the passenger train moments before the ruin. A criminal jury later convicted Hall of perjury for being on a freight train at the time.
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Harry H. Griffin
Adolph DB. Bell
Indianapolia
Big Four
Bell
Fowler
W .T. Hall
Bell l
Hall
Will is Grim Sues Guardian for Threlkeld Labor Bill
Willis Crim sues Herbert M Painter as guardian of Dennis M Threlkeld for 1290 dollars claiming services by Crim and wife on the Threlkeld farm and in nursing during sickness from 1907 into 1908. He seeks recovery of wages for work from January 1907 through February 1908.
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Willis BE. Crim
Herbert M. Painter
Dennis M. Threlkeld
Threlkeld
Threlkelde
Threl‘keld
Thorntown Poultry Fanciers Dominate Indiana Show
At the Indiana State Poultry Show in Indianapolis, Thorntown exhibitors led by F Cones R N Beesley M B Barker Enon Elliott and Peter Hurt captured top premiums and awards. E J Barker won 12 premiums in 20 Light Brahmas while Hurt claimed multiple prizes in a large Single Comb Leghorns class. Hoos Elliott White Wyandottes and Cones Barred Rocks drew praise as the event closed the season.
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Thorntown Poultry
Indianapolis
Thorntown Argua Enterprise
Fanciers’ Association of
Indiana
Thorntown
F. Cones
R. N. Beesley
E. J. Barker
Hannah Won Hendricks Primary Hesitated in Victory
In Fisherfield, Hanna clinched the Hendricks primary amid a cautious victory. Local supporters praised her stance and the margin reflected tempered backing from key groups as opponents call for unity after a tight race.
Boonite Wanders in Land of Flowers
Mrs Blanche Stephenson publishes an uncle John R Saunder s Florida letter describing a journey from Montgomery to Pensacola and Jacksonville. He visits historic sites in Montgomery, notes the White House of the Confederacy, observes Pensacola harbor life and the Navy Yard, and travels by Sea Board Air Line RR through timber regions to Jacksonville, detailing sawmills and turpentine industry with stark rural depictions.
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Blanche Stephenson
John R. Saunders
Florida
St. Augustine
Stephenon
Montgomery
Ala
State House
South
White House
Davin
Htft
Escambia
Escambia Bay
Old Fort Barraiasans
Old Spanish Fort
Government Light House
Pensacola Navy Yard
Uncle Sam
Persacola
Seaboard Air Line
R. R
Jacksonville
Lome
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Boone County
DR. Card
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Debewied
Crawfordsine Athletics
William Binford
Eunice
Wise
Diverer
Judge Harness
Strait OF
Magellan
Strait
Carago
Inter -Ocean
Leap Year Party
Thomas D. Iver Drad
Bell Estate
Willis Grim Files
Guardian OF
Threlkell Farm
Por Serviews
Guardian
Hanna
Vic
Tory
Fisinfield Man
Boonite
John KR. Saunders
Fr. Marien
Florida Midwinter Exposition
Pénesacola
Plovids
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