Ready 10 Apply For Licenses In Lebanon
Three notices of liquor license applications in Lebanon trigger plans for an option election. Will An Willis Troutman and Smith seek saloon licenses, with sites in the old Hohl ing building now brewery owned, Francis Long and Cox buildings. Publication may start this week, with action by the county commissioners in July. outcomes hinge on Proctor law and a city dry vote.
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Lebanon
Willan
Willis Troutman
Smith
Ucense
Hohling
Pany
Troutman
Francis Long
Cox
Hedges
Halfman
Joon
Indianapolis
Scott County
Both
State Charities report shows relief funds and township aid shifts
A state charity report outlines outdoor relief funds and township aid for 1910. It notes a net reduction in public aid and details township distributions, with many townships below $100 and others up to $1,000. Overseers and county/state boards oversee distributions and annual counts over twenty years.
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Board of State Iites
Amos W. Bui
Indiana
Poor relief costs decline amid five year periods in Indiana history
The record shows a sharp fall in outdoor poor relief spending with an average annual expense of 573,860.96 and a post period drop to 412,514.46, a 45 percent decrease. Extreme outlays reached 620,169.79 in 1996 and 209 in another span, while later five-year periods averaged 256,226.26 and 259,912.41 respectively. In 1891 Indiana’s 9,192,404 residents produced township relief of 560,012.36 or 25.5 cents per capita, and 1910 census projections suggest potential relief of 688,723.38 at that rate, a hypothetical saving of 422,542.22.
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Indiana
Woodpeckers Aid Conservation of Lumber
The Agricultural Department hails the red headed woodpecker as a key lumber protector. An estimated 100 million dollars in timber is lost yearly to insects. Among 45 woodpecker species, scientists analyzed 3450 stomachs and found diets dominated by tree bug bodies and eggs.
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Agricultural Department
Insecta
Department
Wellington shifts lineup as Pavey shines at second base
In Great Bend Kansas the Wellington team of the State League shifted positions for a stronger lineup. Schimnoski moved to center Peoples to short Giffin to first and Pavey debuted at second, handling four chances without an error and hitting solidly in his first appearance.
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Gustin Pavey
Wellington
Great Bend
Kan
Tribune
Schimnoski
Peoples
Giffin
Pavey
Rim Road Route Debate Divides Noblesville Area
The Noblesville Ledger notes Mrs Hoover Holton of Indianapolis securing right of way for a rim road between Noblesville and Sheridan. The span from Spicewood to George Foulke farm is obtained along the old survey, with Deming and Clarksville paths favored by factions. Some expect work to begin before snow, others push the old line via Sycamore lodge, Greenfield, or Clarksville to reach a populated route.
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Noblesville Ledger
Hoover Holton
Indianapolis
Sheridan
Noblesville
Spicewood
George Foulke
Jackson Township
Holliday
Deming
Sycamore Lodge
Holton
Greenfeld
Clarksville
Hammond Church Lays Call To Rev F H Adams For August Start
Hammond and surrounding areas weigh a call to Rev. F H Adams of this city to lead their Baptist church, with strong odds he will accept and begin work around August 1. Adams, who arrived two years ago from McMinnville Oregon, has been popular with youth and the congregation as they await official notification and final decision. The Hammond church has been pastorless for two months. The article also notes Adams’s prior ties, the local church’s size, and a funeral notice for a local resident named Hierson with family details.
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Hammond
Baptist Church
F. H. Adams
Lebanon
Adame
Hammond Church
Adams
East
McMinnville
Ore
Lago
Drunken Row Follows Saloon Reopening in Brazil
A free for all fight broke out on East National avenue around midnight as several drunken men scuffled after saloons reopened. Police probe continues with arrests expected. one citizen intervened to avert stabbing. Residents voiced disgust and officials warn to nip such conduct in the bud.
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Brazil
East National Avenue
Atch
Dropped Dead Jeano W Aughe of Frankfort
Jeano W Aughe a well known Frankfort resident died suddenly on Tuesday morning at a Kilmore road farm site. He had suffered heart trouble and was under Dr Chittick care. His son Chester Aughe was with him when he collapsed while preparing to start to Frankfort. Dr Chittick rushed to the scene but pronounced life extinct.
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Jeano W. Aughe
Frankfort
Kilmore
Thie Uuady
Chittick
Chester Aughe
Aughe
Eon
Mr. Aughe
Dr. Chittick
Charles Aughe
Ravel
Newspaper Boosters and the Editor's Memory
A newspaper freely extends favors and courtesies, yet some recipients forget kindness when asked to reciprocate. The piece argues that newspapers remember and return more boosting than they take, noting that many people rely on editors for favors at various life moments.
Postmaster Heath Receives Salary Increase
In the annual salary readjustment based on postal receipts Postmaster Heath gains an extra 100 dollars per year, raising the salary from 2400 to 2500 dollars. The 160 dollar increase applies to Sheridan and Thorntown as well.
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Heath
Sheridan
Thorntown
Madero Returns to Mexico City After Historic Journey
Francisco I. Madero arrives in Mexico City aboard four Pullman trains amid celebrations, as six special trains bring capitalists and businessmen. Banquets, bands, and receptions mark the first hours of his bid to govern, following his earlier failed push for a genuine democracy.
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Mexico City
Porfirio Dias
Francisco I. Madero
Madero
Gelaya
Eusebio Gonzales
Antes Ae
Owen
Nathan P Bryan Florida's New Senator
Nathan P Bryan, Florida's new senator, is the progressive elder brother of William J Bryan. He succeeds the late Napoleon Broward and won the seat after two primaries, defeating W Blount in the final primary runoff.
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Bryan
Florida
United States Senate
William James Bryan
Nathan F
William J
Nathan P. Bryan
Napoleon Bonaparte Broward
Senate
Madero Enters Mexico City Amid Enormous Welcoming Festivities
The provisional President de la Barra era today expected to review troops to win support and unite factions. Madero's arrival was marked by elaborate decorations in Mexico City with triumphal arches and crowds. Estimates indicate 309000 people filled Avenida Juarez while 100000 gathered at two railroad stations. Guards were doubled as Madero and his wife were escorted to his father’s home on Bellen avenue for an open-ended stay.
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de la Barra
Madero
Aga
Avenida Juarez
Bellen Avenue
Apple buys interests in Darrough and Bowen firm
M. M. Apple has purchased the interest of Charles Darrough in the real estate firm of Darrough and Bowen. The firm is now Bowen and Apple. Mr. Darrough has not fully decided what he will do in the future.
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M. M. Apple
Charles Darrough
Darrough and Bowen
Bowen and
Apple
Darrough
Herod and Themes Wed in County Office Ceremony
Thomas W. Herod and Eva K. Themes were united in marriage this morning at the county clerk’s office by Rev. A. L. Carney. They plan a visit to Franklin and will reside at the bride’s home on Giolta Street.
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W. Herod
Eva Jy Werts
Ele
A. L. Carney
Framkiin
Indiana university students face local option voting doubt
Indiana attorney general cites unofficial opinion on 28 students charged with alleged legal voting in Bloomington local option election. Proctor law says general election laws apply. legality of votes to be decided by court, not presumption of grounds for dismissal.
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Thomas M. Honan
Indiana University
Bloomington
Proctor
Anti-Saloon League
Brewers’ Association
Mrs Mary Elizabeth Craig Dies After Paralysis Stroke
Native of Boone county Mary Elizabeth Craig died at 8 45 this morning at her daughter’s home after a paralysis stroke. She was 68 years old and had lived most of her life in the county. Funeral Thursday at 12 30 from the Larsh residence with interment in Cox cemetery.
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Hierson
Clinton County
Alexander B. Given
William Kelly
My. Cook
Frankfort
Charles
Harry Aughe
Given & Campbell's
Chester
Edith Aughe
Martha
State Normal
Terre Haute
J. H. Wallace
Mary Elizabeth Craig
Robert 8. Craig
Omar Larsh
Jesse McCain
Carroll County
Jesse Lame
Cynthia Ball
Tesider
Thorntown
Lareh
Floyd H. Adams
Cox Cemetery
Severe Earthquake Shakes Nation Across Wide Area
Washington June 7 SEVERE earthquake shocks rocked the nation with the epicenter undetermined, possibly in Alaska or South America. Seismographs at Georgetown University timed the first shock at 4 07 and the tremors persisted about eight to ten minutes. Observers at Loyola College New Orleans and Fordham University New York reported the strongest movements ever recorded. Scientists speculated the quake may have been in western Mexico, while communications lines remained intact.
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Washington
Alaska
South America
Georgetown University
San Francisco
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Mexico
New York
Judge Parr visits Jeffersonville State Reformatory
Judge W H Parr traveled to Jeffersonville yesterday to inspect the State Reformatory. This marked his second visit since taking office, with plans to visit the State Prison at Michigan City soon. He met several local youths serving sentences from Jenin county and noted that a few have reached their minimum terms. Pace, a black man who stole jewelry from H T Lane’s residence, is likely to be paroled in the near future.
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W. H. Parr
Jeffersonville
State Reformatory
Michigan City
Reformatory
Jenin County
Iave
Popsilly
Pace
H.T. Lane
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Agriculture Department
Hamilton DO
Rim Road
Hammond Charch
Rev. Adams
Jesse W. Aughe
Madero Welcomed
Darrough & Bowen
Thomas W. Herod
Eva K
Werts
Bloomington Lawyers
Mary Baig
Instruments Tn
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