Indiana Native Passes After Illness at Home
Mrs. Kerine Walling, 51, died Sunday at her home 120 East Elm Street after a ten day illness from complications of diseases. Born in Frankfort County Indiana in 1856 she married James F Walling and had one child Clifford O Walling. Surviving siblings include five sisters and one brother. Interment at Oak Hill Cemetery follows a Tuesday service at her residence conducted by Rev Demetrion Tillot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerine Walling
James FE Jing
East Elm Street
Walling
Frankounty
Indiana
Junlin County
James F. Walling
Clifford O. Wall Pot
Xennie Conrey
Hin County
Seering
Thorntown
Laura ‘Tt
Milton
Ind
Low Fox
Mich
Della Conrey
Field
Phoeba Conrey
Thlin County
Tragic Death of Covington Infant From Seed In Throat
Edmond Jackson aged one years nine months and twenty two days died Saturday in Covington Ind from a seed lodged in his throat during play in the yard. The mother heard coughing and summoned aid but the physician could not save him. The body was shipped to Beckstop Crawfordsville division and onward to Jackson for funeral services held at 12:30 p.m. Sunday with Rev Hamilton presiding. Interment at Cox cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmond Jackson
Barton
Cora Jackson
Covington
Ind
Beckstope
Crawfordsville
Apalls & Northwestern Traction
Jackson
Hamilton
Cox Cemetery
Band Concert Tuesday Night and Men’s Day Recap
A Tuesday band concert features pieces titled The New King Royal Chef Characteristique Dream Girl and The Champion performed by Partello Yutzy director. Children’s Day at Central Christian Church drew a large audience with colorful decorations and praise for the performances was published without changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
McFail Fon
Royal Chef
Jerome “Characteristique
Dathey Epsule
Dream Girl
Atentral Christian Church
District Convention Sessions Set For Here Tuesday
The Christian Endeavor district convention unites Tipton Madison Hamilton Clinton and Boone counties at Central Christian church. Sessions open to the public run Tuesday and Wednesday with interdenominational aims and a large youth attendance expected. Miss Josepha Franklin will speak Tuesday evening on missions in India.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Societies
Tipton
Madison
Hamilton
Clinton
Boone
Central Christian Church
Josepha. Franklin
Christian Mission
Damoh
India
Rev
J. B. Brown
Lebanon
Court News Dismissals and Judgments in Several Civil Actions
The divorce case Laura M Crank James W Crash was dismissed and costs paid. Jasper Beeman vs William Martin et al quiet title judgment for plaintiff at his cost. James Richey vs T H J & E Ry Co dismissed. Franklin M Smith vs Thomas C Furnas et al possession and foreclosure judgment for plaintiff and costs. Alice Schwemoyer vs Indianapolis Traction & Terminal Co continued to September term by agreement. Nancy McKinley vs Walter M Britton set aside deed motion to vacate order for new trial overruled. jury trial motion denied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura M. Crank
James W. Crash
Jasper Beeman
William Martin
James Richey
Franklin M. Smith
Thomas C. Furnas
Alice Schwemoyer
Indianapolis Traction & Terminal Co
Nancy McKinley
Walter M. Britton
Big Four Agency Change: Rice to Sheldon, Langham Promoted
Wilbur A. Rice, current Big Four agent at Lebanon, moves to Sheldon. George Langham, chief clerk from Kankakee, takes over Rice's Lebanon post with a salary increase. Langham, 27 and married, will relocate immediately after Rice marries Carrie Belle La Follette on June 17 and they settle in Sheldon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Four
Wilbur A. Rice
Sheldon
George Langham
Kankakee
Mr. Langham
Mr. Rice
D. A. Rice
Sheldon Agency
Rice
Carrie Belle la Follette
Lebanon
Big sums paid out in life insurance in 1907
The Insurance Press reports life insurance organizations in the United States and Canada paid $351,115,592 to insured persons or beneficiaries in 1907. 1906 saw $227,576,199 and 1905 $207,619,972. Dividends on surrendered policies and foreign claims are excluded. Lebanon received $6,560 in 1907. Thousands of men will be needed in the wheat fields along Missouri Pacific and Iron Mountain routes over the next three weeks.
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Life
United States
Canada
Lebanon
ST. Louis
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Missouri Pacific
Iron Mountain System
Green bugs appear in oats fields raising crop fears
Mr venmina of Jenkins and Cohee reports green bugs in oats within the last forty eight hours. Fears grow that these bugs will injure the crop substantially and seek any possible method to control them.
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Venmina
Rts of
Jenkins & Cohee
Rifle Care Order From Indiana General Staff
An Indiana War Department order to Maj. Charles A. Garrard and Maj. Gen. W. J. McKee enforces cleaning, oiling, and inspection of the United States Magazine Rifle. Officers must ensure rifles are in prime condition, with no ammunition except state issued, and charges will follow for noncompliance. Also notes rifle custody in armories and quarterly inspections. Livestock market reports from Indianapolis note hogs down modestly and cattle and sheep varying in price, with receipts up.
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Charles A. Garrard
W. J. McKee
Indiana National Guard
Indiana
War Department
United States Magazine
Wheten
Arma
Died at 70 in Union Township
Martha Jane Staton aged 70 years 11 months 12 days died at her Union township residence at 8 20 p m after one day illness born Wayne County Ohio June 26 1837 married February 16 1860 to the late John T Staten She leaves one child Carl Staten and one brother William B Beatty funeral at the Christian church Gadsden Tuesday at 2 p m Rev Vandevort officiating interment Mt Run Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Jane Staton
Union Township
Mrs. Staton
Wayne County
This County
John T. Staten
Carl Staten
William B. Beatty
Christian Church
Gadsden
Vandevort
Mts. Run Cemetery
Saloons Closed By County Commissioners in Columbus
In Columbus Indiana on a Saturday, county commissioners revoked licenses for four saloon operators and rejected two others after civic league protests. The affected men are David Huffer James F Toohey Henry P Palmer and Walter Kinsel. Licenses for Francis Carr William Kautz Barney McEvenne and John Guckenberger were granted amid no protests.
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Columbus
Ind
David Huffer
James F. Toohey
Henry P. Palmer
Walter Kinsel
Civic League
Francis Carr
William Kautz
Barney McEvenne
Taylorsville
John Guckenberger
Brewers Raise Legal Point in Suits Filed
Brewing companies challenge Attorney General Bingham s suits over charter annulment receivers and injunctions. Home Brewing Company files demurrer in Superior Court Indianapolis arguing AG lacks jurisdiction or authority. prosecutors may file informations, not AG. Terre Haute disputes principal place of business. several brewers move to dismiss citing lack of court jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Bingham
Home Brewing Company
Indianapolis
Henry Warrum
The
James M Leathers
Terre Haute Brewing Company
Terre Haute
Indianapolis Brewing Company
Capital City Brewing Company
American Brewing Company
Parole Violation Leads to Custody of Wayne Knotts
Wayne Knotts was taken into custody Saturday evening by police under order of Boys' Industrial School officers at Plainfield. He had been placed on parole from the institution and is charged with violating parole by an officer returning him to Plainfield Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Knotts
Boys’ Industrial School
Plainfeld
Knotts
Plainfield
Pioneer Woman Dies After Brief Illness At 83
Mrs. Satilla Epperson of Boone County dies at home southwest of Lebanon after a short illness. She was born October 21 1824 in Ohio and lived in Indiana since age eight, eleven months, and twenty days shy of 84. Surviving children include Sabitha Logan Ria HeClain Delilah Holan Charley and Frank Budd brothers El Budd Elliott Budd fourteen grandchildren and a first Christian Church member. Funeral was at Stewart's Chapel at 2 pm with Rev A Brown Merating and burial at Brookway cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Satilla. Epperson
Lebanon
Epperson
Ohio
Indiana
Boone County
Bralford Epperson
Kankakee
Sabitha Logan
Carnate
Ind
Ria HeClain
Delilah Holan
Esper
Kan
Charley
Frank
el Budd
Elliott Budd
Burtington
First Christian Church
Mt Zion
Stewart's Chapel
A. Brown Merating
Brookway Cemetery
Married in Louisville Kept the Fact a Secret
Mr and Mrs R W Roberts announce the marriage of their daughter Ozeta Katharine to Mr Fred Simmons of Indianapolis. The ceremony occurred in Louisville on May 18 performed by the Christ Church Cathedral rector. The couple will reside in Indianapolis after a visit with Ozetas parents. Simmons works in the Lake Erie railway offices. A jury convicted John R Mason in Frankfort for devices for amusement in a saloon, fining him ten dollars and costs. Mason awaits circuit court appeals. twelve more cases against him remain in higher court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Roberts
Ozeta Katharine
Fred Simmons
Indianapolis
Louisville
Christ Church Cathedral
Lebanon
Simanons
Lake Erie Railway Company
John R. Mason
Frankfort
Mason
Indiana Supreme Court Affirms Blind Tiger Ruling
The Supreme Court affirms a jury verdict convicting Archibald Yatel under the blind tiger act of illegally keeping a place where intoxicating liquors were sold to certain individuals. He is sentenced to thirty days in jail and a $60 fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blind Tiger
Archibald Yatel
Blind Tiger Set
Indiana
Supreme Court
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C. J. Orbison
B. J. Requa
Westfield
Mr. Orba
Josepha Franklin
Christian Mission Schools
Lewis McFarland
Carmel
Reading
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Bari
Lillian Hayes
D.c. Piper
C. BE
Rev. Knowlton
J. A. Knowlton
First Baptist Cherub
Shurtlit College
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East
Court News
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Kankakee Man
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Change
Notrusts the Militia
WAS
Carraer
Springfield
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