Prominent Boone County Leader A C Daily Dies At Home
Hon A C Daily former State Auditor and Lebanon National Bank president died last night at his home corner Washington and West streets after a year of declining health. Born in New Carlisle Ohio he moved to Boone County in 1835 and rose to public office, banking leadership, and fraternal honors. Daily served as county auditor and state auditor and led Lebanon National Bank from 1867 until his death. He was a respected Republican and held roles in Masons Odd Fellows and local church work. He is survived by two children and a brother.
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Boone County
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Americus
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Luzerne County
Keytone
David Dally
Ireland
America
Virginia
Montreal
Canada
David Daily
Americus C
Elizabeth Overfield
Ohio
Miami County
Ind
Thorntown
Charles Daily
Mon
Clsrke County
Mary Hay
Joseph
Lebanon
Daily
New Carlisle
Linden Hill Academy
Thomas Warrison
Western Christian Advocate
Moore's ‘Hs College
Faily
Harrison
Linden Hill
John G. Daily
Boone
Henry Shannon
Center Township
L. C. Dougherty
Harvey G. Hazelrige
Lebanon Bank
Lebanon National Bank
Levi Lane
Samuel S. Daily
First National Bank
Columbia National Bank
Indianapolis
Leone County Agricultural Society
Indiana Trotting and Pacing Horse Dealers Association
Chicago
Minneapolis
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Home Committee
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Magnolia
Mr. Dally
Entries Reopened by Interurban Fair Circuit
Interurban Fair Circuit reps reopen stake race entries and extend closing date to June 25 due to a backward season. Few events filled. officials expect better turnout. Stakes remain 2:14 pace 800, 2:19 pace 1000, 2:25 pace 1000, 3yr and under pace 400, 2:17 trot 900, 2:24 trot 1000, 2:35 trot 1000, 3yr and under trot 500.
WILL WED ABROAD Peankfort Indiana bride-to-be to Nagasaki
Misa Mabel Osborne of Frankfort leaves for Nagasaki to wed Thomas Coods general manager of the American Tobacco Company in Japan. Parents accompany to Chicago then Vancouver to sail aboard Empress of India. The couple will reside in Manchuria after marriage where Coods will head the Asiatic trade.
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Ind
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Misa
Mabel Osborne
Frankfort
Nagasaki
Japan
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Cooks
United States
Miss Osborne
California
Coobs
Central America
McKinley
Manchuria
Asia
American Tobacco Company
Hin
County declines saloon licenses in Martineville
County Commissioners refused to grant saloon licenses to John N. Tackett and Francis Fisher in Martineville First ward, ruling saloons public nuisances and unsuitable for men of good character. They found rooms blocked by permanent screens and cited disruption around the establishments, noting public disturbance and law violation concerns.
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Martineville
Ind
John N. Tackett
Francis Fisher
Developments awaited in the Geo Rhodius case
Indianapolis Star reports prosecutor seeking to delay actions until guardianship case in Lebanon ends. Possible further affidavits may trigger more prosecutions. If Rhodius is found sane, charges against Elma Rhodius may be dismissed. if insane, case may proceed with Spaan leading. Trial timing hinges on Judge Artman examining George Rhodius at home north of the city.
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Indianapolis Star
Rhodius
Artman
Spaan
Dick’ Williams
John W. Claypool
Claypool
George Rhodius
Gambling Raid Near New Ross Nets Seven Fined
A New Ross special reports marshal Offilia Hedge with four men raided an old barn in George Powell’s pasture near the J C railroad. Seven men were arrested for gambling and brought before Squire Peterson who fined each 85.50. All paid except one who was laid out.
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Ross
Crawfordaville Journal
George Powell
J. C
Squire Peterson
Damage suit filed by Gunton against Midland for injuries
The Noblesville Ledger reports William Gunton a four section hand on the Midland has, through attorney Charles Votter, sued the company for 5000 dollars damages after an accident near a trestle switch a few weeks ago injuring him.
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Noblesville Ledger
William Gunton
Midland
Charles Votter
Elas Aeste
Stud Gunton
Mayor Schmitz Trial Opens in San Francisco Court
San Francisco June 5 The Schmitz extortion trial opened with twelve jurors as Assistant District Attorney Honey presented the case against Mayor Schmitz charging extortion of 11175 from Delmonico's L Malfanti. Witnesses listed include Maifanti Silanco Loupe Marchand Adler Reagan Poheim Drinkhouse Hutton Young Abe Ruef and Byrnes.
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Schmitz
Dunne
Honey
Schimitz
L. Malfanti
Delmonico
Joseph Maifanti
A. B. Silanco
J. Loupe
EB. J. Marchand
N. W. Adler
Thomas Reagan
J.E. Poheim
John A. Drinkhouse
H. W. Hutton
Hl. H. Young
Abe Ruef
Byrnes
Police Commission
Court News On Helm and Kennefick Trial Suspension
The trial of A Helm and Son versus William Kennefick et al was paused yesterday so plaintiffs may file an amended complaint. The case will proceed in the next term of court.
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A. Helm & Som
Deputies Raid Near Zionsville For Seines
Deputies from the Indianapolis game wardens office raided Eagle township searching fifteen residences for seines. One unlawful size seine was found in possession of S. B. Lane, with an affidavit filed in circuit court. The old dilapidated seine was confiscated and brought to Lebanon. Prosecutor Hornaday plans to dismiss, stating the action unwarranted. Indy fishermen may face prosecution for Sunday fishing near Zionsville.
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Indianapolis
Eagle Township
8. B. Lane
Lebanon
Hornaday
Lane
Eagle Creek
Zionsville
Peculiar Color Fox Squirrel Report in Zionsville
Henry W Nichols near his home found a fox squirrel of peculiar color three years ago. A later litter produced much whiter young with a chalk white tail and olive gray neck and head. One cub trapped becomes a household pet as observers seek to capture the rest to study a possible new species.
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Zionsville
Henry W. Nichols
Revival Meeting At U B Church Increases Attendance
The revival at the U B church grows, Rev A L Carney preached from Genesis 14 12 under the sermon Pitching Toward Sodom. He urged church members Monday to embrace Christian duties and love of God, forsaking malice and deceit. Rev W M Sherrill of Remington will preach tonight from John 11 28. all are invited.
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U. B
A L Carney
Sodom
W. M. Sherill
Remington
Sheridan Man Convicted Under Blind Tiger Act
In Noetesvings Indiana Sheridan restaurant keeper William Frank Lin was fined 40 and sentenced to thirty days in jail for keeping liquors in his place of business. Officers found a pint of whisky during a search, marking the county's first conviction under the recent blind tiger act.
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Noetesvings
Ind
William Franklin
Sheridan
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