Emidenge all in ww stockyards case arguments today
Defense rested after cross examining W A Cowan of the Indianapolis Live Stock Journal and Printing Co. Witnesses testified on center scales at Union Stockyards, scale maintenance, and government weights. Cowan denied suppressing reports and said Shiel & Co sales were not market prices, while others noted Big sales rumors and partial publication.
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Stock Yards
W. A. Cowan
Indianapolis Live Stock Journal and Printing Company
Cowan
D. W. Tibbs
Shiel & Company
Horace H. Fletcher
N. H Fletcher & Company
Union
Shiel
Shiel Bere
Ipstock
J. A. Barclay
Union Stock
J.G. Richardson
Union Stock Yards
H. ©. Graybill
Fairbanks
Parsons
Chicago
Squires & Co
Raul
Squires & Company
Raugh
Stock Yard Company
Raith
Graybill
Louis Triebe
Fairbank Company
Rauh
Indianapolis Live Stock Journal & Printing Company
Union Stockyards Company
R. 2. Reeves
Shiel& Company
Interstate
Shiel & Go
Shiels
Union Stockyards Journal
Our Directory
R. R. Shiel & Co
Tinton Stockyards
Ms.Shiel
BR. Shiel & Co
Accord. 7
Marriage and arrest reports mix in early Indiana item
Walter Hardesty a saloon keeper at 1 South Lebanon street was arrested for allowing a pool table in the liquor room and posted a $100 bond. Thorntown man is released on bond in a separate desertion case. A wedding between Mr Adney and Miss Richey is described with guests and post ceremony plans in Lebanon.
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Walter Hardesty
South Lebanon Street
Picnic for Boone County folks to be held in Indianapolis
Report of Boone county reunion organizers planning a large event in Indianapolis with a Decided date to be set at next Wednesday night meeting. A violent incident followed involving Brune who attacked Newhouse with a brick. Brune was escorted by White Sox members and later jailed on a charge of assault with attempted murder. Newhouse remained unconscious but doctor says recovery possible.
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Indianapolis Star
Boone County
Indianapolis
Lebaron
Abeat
Bloomer
Brone
Newhouse
Brune
White Sox
Bloomer Girls
Paul
Fernald
Bondes posted for Thorntown man and others in court
Alonzo Butner of Thorntown, arrested in St. Louis for wife desertion, was brought back and posted 1000 dollars with his father W H Butner and Ira M Sharp as sureties. Ida DeWitt sues Indianapolis Traction and Terminal Co for $10000 damages after injury when alighting a street car on Aug 10 1906, case moved here on change of venue.
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John Adam
Charles Hardesty
Alonzo Butner
Thorntown
St. Louis
W. H. Butner
Ira M. Sharp
Ida
DeWitt
Indianapolis Traction & Terminal Co
Indianapolis
Officers Elected At Lebanon Hive No 20 Meeting
At a meeting last evening of Lebanon Hive No. 20 Ladies of the Maccabees of the World the following officers were installed Mrs Eunice Bush Lady Commander Mrs Margaret Wall Past Lady Commander Mrs Ella Reagan Lieutenant Commander Mrs Luella Cory Record Keeper Mrs Allie Davis Finance Keeper Mrs Plott Chaplain Mr Eile Cobb Sergeant Mrs Mary Wall Mistress at Arms Miss Hazel Frazier Sentinel Mrs Delphia Wall Picket Mrs Maude Plott pianist Mrs Nora Imniel Captain of Guards
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Lebanon Hive No. 20
Maude Plott
Nora Imniel
Married Last Night Solomnized in City Church
The marriage of Roy W. Adney of this city and Verna Richey of Uniontown Pennsylvania was solemnized last night at 7:30 in the local church. The ceremony united the couple in a formal service attended by family and friends. Subsequent plans for residence and future events were not disclosed.
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Roy W. Adney
Verna Richey
Uniontown
Berryhill's Newark Triumph Over Sharon Narrowly Won
Berryhill's Newark team beat Sharon 4 to 3 as Windy Morgan and Brown each had three hits in Decatur. Morgan's was a two-bagger. Hare Collins Wilson and Hicks added hits. Hawkins was credited with the loss in a game praised by the Decatur Democrat as the best of the season. Rain forced the second game to be postponed. Lebanon moved to Portland for games today and tomorrow.
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Decatur
Morgan
Brown
Hare
Collins
Wilson
Hicks
Decatur Democrat
Hawkins
Secon
Lebanon
Portland
Foundry Move Talks With Cincinnati Delegation
Mayor John N. Hoy and his son James traveled to Indianapolis and planned meetings with Cincinnati businessmen from a large foundry to discuss relocating the industry to Lebanon.
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John N. Hoy
James
Indianapolis
Boone county ex-residents plan annual picnic in city
A Boone county former residents committee met at the office of the state auditor to compile a list of locals likely to attend an upcoming Boone gathering. The preliminary session filled pages with names as members sought attendees and set plans for a future meeting to finalize a date and elect officers. Send names and addresses to D. H. Olive, Room 29, State House.
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Indianapolis
State Auditor
Boone County
Boone
D. H. Olive
Tloom
State House
Convention Programs for Jefferson and Washington Townships
The Jefferson township Sunday School Convention at Pleasant View June and 2 pm features prayers, recitations, and student performances. Washington township at Median Lesburg Christian church June 23 morning session includes devotional exercises, pastor duties, teaching missions, discussions, and committee appointments with an afternoon program on Bible study, soul culture, and word of God.
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Jefferson Township
Pleasant View
Penne
SioneQitton
Kade Hendrix
Guelle
Ath Taylor
Washington Township
Lesburg
Help
Em. Bi
Sanday
J. H. Eider
Discusaton
C. BE
Buchanan
Servean Bethel Sunday
Lala Wilson
Omer Beek
Missionary Meeting at North Lebanon Street Hostess Home
The Womans' Home Missionary Society of the Methodist church held a profitable meeting at Mrs A J Shelby's home on North Lebanon street, moved from Mrs Mahan's due to sickness. Mrs Dr Mc Graw of Thorntown read a paper on The mite box as a value of little things, welcomed by all. Miss Pauley of Thorntown sang a solo, about a dozen Thorntown members attended, and a social hour followed with refreshments from hostesses Shelby Mahan Williams Shepard Adair.
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Womans' Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
A. J. Shelby
Lebanon Street
Mahan
Dr. McGraw
Thorntown
Pauley
Thorntown Society
Mesdames
Shelby, Mahan
Williams
Shepard
Adair
Trial in progress in Advance assault case
The trial of the case against Hamilton for assault and battery on Dr. A. Hall at Advance continues today in the city council chamber before Squire Trowbridge. A number of Advance residents are expected to attend.
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Hamilton
A. Hall
Squire Trowbridge
Hesodh Te
Riot at Frankfort Leaves 11-Year-Old Hurt
In Frankfort Indiana on June 20 a minor injury occurred after a planned game between the Toomer Girls' ball club and the White Sox. Lavere Newhouse, 11, son of A. J. Newhouse, suffered a serious injury amid the unrest surrounding the event.
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White Sox
Tne
Lavere Newhouse
Ee Een
A. J. Newhouse
Ex President Cleveland III Reportedly Stricken at Princeton
Advices from Princeton report former president Grover Cleveland Sricken and confined at his home for several days. The message notes he has grown weaker and his condition has raised concern among family and friends in New York.
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New York
Princeton
Grover Cleveland
New Factory Secured by Lebanon Citizens
The Dairy Queen Manufacturing Company of Flora Indiana will move its factory to Lebanon after a committee from the Merchant's Association closed the option. The plant will employ about 100 men, start with 25 machines daily, and occupy a three story brick building of at least 15 000 square feet west of the Canning Factory on the Big Four railroad. The venture follows extensive consideration of other sites and promises to be a premier addition to Lebanon.
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Merchant's Association
Dairy Queen Manufacturing Company
Flora
Indiana
Lebanon
Shasoub
Walter Callane
Edward F. Heddrich
Richard D. Voorhees
Nancy J Johnson Dead In Harrison Township
Mrs Nancy Jane Johnson aged 58 years 6 months died at 2 30 p m Wednesday at her home in Harrison township after a year of illness She was born in Shelby County Kentucky married Oct 22 1867 in this county to George H Johnson One child Carrie Elizabeth Sutphin survives she leaves a brother Henry Anderson Martin She was a Regular Baptist member of the church at Cynthian The funeral will be at Mt Union church at 2 p m Friday Rev EB A Williams officiating interment in Mt Union cemetery
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Nancy Jane Johnson
Harrison Township
Johnson
Shelby County
This County
George H. Johnson
Carrie Elizabeth Sutphin
Henry Anderson Martin
Mt. Union Church
EB. A. Williams
Mt. Union
Baseball Scores From American Association and National League
St Paul took a 6 to 5 first game win over Indianapolis while Indianapolis won 1 to 0 in the second game halted to allow Browns train. Louisville defeated Minneapolis 4 to 0 and Kansas City beat Toledo 4 to 3. Milwaukee surged 19 to 3 over Columbus. In the National League Boston edged Chicago 5 to 4. St Louis shaded Brooklyn 12 to 4 and Philadelphia beat Pittsburg 2 to 1. Cincinnati defeated New York 3 to 2. American League Philadelphia blanked Detroit 1 to 0 and St Louis beat New York 9 to 0. Chicago defeated Boston 8 to 2 with Washington beating Cleveland 0 to 0.
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American Association
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Louisville
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Toledo
Milwaukee
Columbus
Boston
Chicago
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
New York
Detroit
Washington
Gleveland
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Missionary Meeting
A.J. Shelby
Frankfort
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