Court Terms Near Adjournment As Grand Jury Actions Bind
Court may adjourn in a few days as the present term nears close. The grand jury has returned indictments and other cases draw attention. A Danville area defendant pleaded guilty to a revolver drawing charge with $100 surety. A trial schedule and civil cases move forward with jurors and local officials noting prior Civil War era tales. A land of secrets and gold buried by a Boone County farmer resurfaces as a family digs for treasure. Other cases involve assault and battery and liquor sales violations with penalties and future hearings set.
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Tman
James MaIntire
C. MeIntire
Oliver Taylor
Boone County
Thorntown
Taylor
Mr. Boother
Mr. Taylor
Boother
Booher
Mr. Booker
Alice Keeley
Indianapolis
Grafton Len
Allen
Fertig
Melville
Marion Township
Wines of Early Days Told by a Pioneer
Darlington Echo reports Ireneus Hink Booher, a 75 year old farmer four miles northeast of town, living with daughter, continuing to walk the four miles to town despite misfortune. He endures by showing grit and perseverance, often making the entire trek on foot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlington Echo
Ireneus
Hink Booher
Rigs
Judge rebukes reversal in Iowa life policy case
Judge Roby remands a judgment against Iowa Life Insurance, stating the true reasons must underlie reversals. He condemns artificialities and asserts the deceitful procurement of a policy by Haughton, who allegedly hid a fatal illness to obtain coverage.
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Iowa Life Insurance Company
George A. Haughton
Haughton
Roby
Appellate Court
Courts of Appeal
Rome
Prohibition Convention Nominates Boone County Ticket
The Prohibition county convention in Boone County Indiana adopted resolutions endorsing the state platform and re nominating Judge Samuel R Artman for reelection. Nominees for county offices were named by acclamation including W H Ashley Prosecutor and Albert Flaningam Sheriff Dr John T Brendle Coroner. The meeting praised Artman and Henry N Coons for Auditor of State. Rev T A Hall spoke. Samuel W Haynes Governor candidate addressed the gathering.
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Prohibition County
Henry Ashley
H. N. Coons
Mahlon Woody Jana M. M. Carriger
W. H. Ashley
Center
Albert Flaningam
Sugar Creek
Valley Hedge
Jefferson
John T. Brendle
Bugle
William Crawford
Marion
James FB. Morrison
Prohibiton Party
Boone County
Indiana
Prohibition Party
Indianapolis
Ind
Henry N. Coons
Samuel R. Artman
Boone Circuit Court
BW. Ellis
L. Brown
I. Warburton
W. Parker
T. E. Turner
T.A. Hall
Franklin
Samuel W. Haynes
Portland
Haynes
Lebanon
Z. R. Marshall
James E. Watson
Ex-Auditor Indicted in Indianapolis Case
Cyrus J. Clark former Marion County auditor was arrested after a grand jury indicted him for making a false and fraudulent claim for allowance and receiving payment. Clark surrendered at the sheriff’s office in the courthouse after learning of the indictment.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Cyrus J. Clark
Marion County
Clark
Himaelf
Court House
Will Lewin
Lebanon Foundry Co Formed From Radiator Firm
Lebanon Radiator Company stockholders reorganized last night at C. M. Zion’s office. Officers elected include President Phil Adler Vice President A Gillham Secretary W B Ritchie Treasurer and GM John L Wallace. Directors chosen George Norwood J H Hoy W J DeVot and the officers. Capital stock increased from 30000 to 50000 and the firm will operate general foundry and machine shops in addition to radiator manufacture. The Lebanon Foundry Co will reincorporate today. In a separate report, a pedestrian accident involved Mr Palmer who attempted to avoid Mr Huffman who deliberately stepped into the path of the car. The car braked but struck Huffman, who was knocked down and run over in the moment of collision.
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Lebanon Radiator Company
C. M. Zion
Phil Adler
A. Gillham
W. 8. Ritchie
John L. Wallace
George Norwood
J. H. Hoy
W. J. DeVot
The
Lebanon
Mr. Palmer
Huffman
Clinton Street
Clinton
Jackson Streets
Mr. Huffman
Mr. Hoffman
Frankfort Real Estate Man Injured in Auto Crash
Yesterday morning Robert Huffman, a Frankfort real estate and insurance man, was run down by a car and narrowly escaped fatal injuries. He is confined at home at 458 South Mall Street with a dislocated right shoulder, a severe bruise on the left elbow, a cut over the left eye, and numerous cuts and bruises on hands and body.
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Frankfort
Robert Huffman
South Mall Street
Farmer Hiram Irwin Seriously Injured From Haymow Fall
This morning a Frankfort Times report says Hiram Irwin of Jackson township was seriously injured yesterday at his home six miles south of the city after falling from a haymow while loading hay. He struck a board on his back fracturing two ribs near the spine and mid back, and above the right eye. The kidney was badly injured and doctors treated him at the scene.
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Frankfort
Hiram Irwin
Jackson Township
Charles Chittick
5. B. Sims
Irwin
Board Acts on Farm Lease Notes and Personal Property
The board of review discussed assessing notes used for farm rent and opened discounts of eight percent on face value and sixteen percent on open accounts. It also adjusted personal property lists for several residents and ordered banks to be assessed at 76 percent book value. Baseball scores from AMERICAN and NATIONAL LEAGUE games accompany the update.
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Board of Review
Perkins and Kern
Lebanon
H. M. Coulter
James W. Boyer
Marion
James B. Moore
Marion Township
H. L. Kenworthy
Ben Trees
Obsequies of Grover Cleveland Set for Princeton Burial
Funeral plans for Grover Cleveland were nearly complete in Princeton New Jersey with his body to be lowered tomorrow in the family plot at Old Princeton Cemetery. Mrs Cleveland bears her grief with fortitude directing arrangements as relatives and friends gather for a simple private service and burial in a heavy oak coffin with a silver inscription.
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Princeton
N. J
Grover Cleveland
Old Princeton
Ruth
Cleveland
Westland
Richard Watson Gilder
New York
John Finley
The
College of the City of New York
Cleveland F. Bacon
White House
M. B. Bacon
Toledo
Mary Cleveland Hart
Omaha
College Town
Woodrow Wilson
Princeton University
Europe
Prison wife sues for divorce over forgery conviction
Lessie P. Nichols files for divorce from Andrew B. Nichols, married January 22, 1903, separated September 25, 1907, after he was convicted of forgery on December 2, 1907 and sentenced to the State Reformatory where he remains.
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Lessie P. Nichols
Andrew
Nichols
Boone Circuit Court
State Reformatory
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Oklahoma City
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