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Newspaper

Lebanon Daily Reporter

Location

Lebanon, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1908

Page

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Frankfort Man Dinwiddie Reelected District Chairman

The ninth district Republicans convened in Frankfort and reelected George T. Dinwiddie as district chairman amid acclamation. Resolutions endorsed Theodore Roosevelt policies, Fairbanks for president, Beveridge and Hemenway for Senate, and Hanly’s administration, with Dinwiddie praised for leadership and pledges of support for the coming campaign.

Theodore Roosevelt Eral Charles W. Fairbanks United States National Convention Indiana Congress Albert J. Beveridge James M. Hemenway J. Frank Hanly Algo Clith Charles B. Landix Harey 5 A. Koutz Koko ‘Mo Strange N. Cragan Lebanon B. E. Neal Hamilton County Supreme Court George T. Dinwiddie State Central Committee Otto Wolf Frankfort Dinwiddie

Charivari marks Wynkoop Frost wedding in Indianapolis

Friends of Mr and Mrs Ora Wynkoop and Miss Elta Frost gathered in Indianapolis for a rustic wedding. The ceremony occurred at 9:30 with a simple reception, old time games, tin pan music and sleigh bells. The couple rode in a toy car and were carried home on friends shoulders amid cheerful festivities.

Ora Elta Frost Indianapolis John B

Annual Reports of the City Officials Highlight Financial Standing

City council meeting last night reviewed the waterworks fund, final balances, and outstanding warrants across funds. Reports show receipts of 126,932.99 with disbursements of 105,085.68 and a balance of 1549.41. long lists of claims and reimbursements were approved, including street works, licenses, and auditing bids. contract awarded to Roberts & Osborne for auditing and finance board approved Farmers' State Bank as depository.

Gested Waterworks General Fund France Joana Oak and Noble Streets Oak Street G. W. Busby Lebanon Street Robert U D. Wooshorne Frank B. Spencer R. E. Williams Farmers’ State Bank Creat & Silvers Fred Coombs Means & With S. B. Jones Mel North David T. Richardson Lebanon Tranter To Ranafer American Trust Co Tor Vity Wo Public Library J. Wo Shumate Electric Light Co JOM Troweman Elestriatty Wecdtaneet Cedtiaer Havens John Ellie Power House Green Diekdrien Thomas Rudd Smitty We Pe Rice Stanigar Rack Frecurica Charles Sciulemire Gara Coal Co Barney Himes Diayage

Election Party Adopts New Leader Amid Adjournment

A local party meeting adjourned shortly after Dinwiddie's appearance. Attendees included Lanne King Gladys Harmon Florence Harmen Minnie Neede Hazel Gaver Ola Smith Dora Neese Loatee Honan Lillian Frost Nellie Gayer Minnie Altman Alta Crawford Imo Rolvisos Cora Heck Lizzie Wynkoop Mrs Philo Neese and Mrs Preston Campbell along with Messrs Caimephent Joe Smith Burley Walton Frank Lee Elza Campbell Carl Puller Frank Davidson Wilbur Ashley Verner Byroads Herman Campbell Fred Cooper Eugene Gayer.

Ci Thete Mies Lanne King Gladys Harmon Florence Harmen Minnie Neede Hazel Gaver Ola Smith Dora Neese Loatee Honan Lillian Frost Nellie Gayer Minnie Altman Alta Crawford Imo Rolvisos Cora Heck Lizzie Wynkoop Philo Neese Preston Campbell Messrs Orucaimephent Joe Smith Burley Walton Frank Lee Elza Campbell Carl Puller Frank

Grissel pleads guilty as sentence set for petit larceny

Charles Grissel entered a guilty plea to petit larceny and was sentenced to the reformatory for not less than one nor more than three years. He was fined one dollar, ordered to pay costs, and disfranchised for three years. The council contracted for ten thousand dollars in insurance on the power house boilers for three years. An ordinance for a North Lebanon street improvement contract to John Adam was presented and approved. Mayor Hoy submitted his annual report praising improved finances and debt levels.

Charles Grissel Reformatory Jackson Fidelity & Casuality Co Power House Honda North Lebanon Street John Adam Ridgeway John Tl Hoy Hess

Transfer Granted for Roy Fulwider to Traction & Terminal

Roy Fulwider formerly of Leba non now works as conductor for Indianapolis Traction & Terminal Company. Alexander H. Stever railway mail service superintendent announces transfer to the eighth division accepted. Fulwider likely to run between Oxyiten Utah and San Francisco California. A F McClure, fellow conductor, will also transfer.

Roy Fulwider Lebanon Indianapolis Traction & Terminal Company Alexander H. Stever Fulwider Oxyiten Utah San Francisco California A. F. McClure

Boy Incorrigible Sent to Industrial School for Youth

In the circuit court petition R E Burns two probation officers allege Gilbert Waterman aged twelve is incorrigible and seek commitment to the Boys Industrial School.

Reform School R. E. Burns Gilbert Watterman Boys Industrial School

One Hundred Die As Theatre Fire Roars Through Panic

A deadly fire at Rhoads Open House in Bovertown Pa last night killed about one hundred people as panicked crowds of men women and children rushed toward narrow exits. Firefighters and onlookers describe a chaotic scene with explosions lighting the blaze and terrified cries as the crowd surged and barricades collapsed.

Bovertown Auill Partic Tyre

The Constant Girl in Town at the Grand Tonight

Miss Jessie Mae Hall and her company arrive from Crawfordeville and perform tonight at the Grand in The Constant Girl in Town. Hall is a Crawfordeville favorite and drew a packed house for last night’s show.

Jessia Mae Hall Jessie Mae Hall Crawfordeville the Grand

Palston Urges License Reform and Voter Referendum

Speech to Indiana Democratic Club argues for temperance by licensing reform. M. Palmerston supports high license fees but warns they may foster more saloons. He favors statewide or township special elections under Australian ballot to decide licenses, with limits on frequency and clear public approval.

M. Ralston Indiana Democratic Club W. J. Bryan Legislatire Tee Bert Thenr

Prices Steady In Indianapolis Hog Market

Tad Janida Light receipts and a fair demand steadied the hog market in Indianapolis yesterday. The best heavies held prices, but other classes sold stronger, with bulk of sales above Saturday’s close.

Indianapolis Tad

Star Theatre to raffle off a baby in drawing

The Star Theatre plans a contest where a real infant left with the venue will be given away. Each ticket holder will receive a chance in the drawing, decided by a committee of men appointed by the pen. The notice is unclear and requires more readable details.

Star Theatre

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