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Newspaper

Madison Weekly Herald

Location

Madison, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1913

Page

5

Indiana Auditor William H. OBrien Praised For Reform

The Indiana auditor William H. OBrien is lauded for strong leadership and reforming the state’s finances. The article compares his impact to General Hancock at Gettysburg, noting his banking background and effective team. He is credited with delivering the best service to Indiana taxpayers.

Au Il William H. O'Brien Indiana Thia O’ Brien General Hancock Gettysburg

Marble Corner Items

Lonnie Adams of New Marion spent Saturday and Sunday with home folks. Rev J E Cash preached here Sunday night and will go to Butlerville to take charge of that circuit. Canaan circuit will be filled by Rev L E K Smith of Vevay. John Haas and family of Madison visited Nick Hlang and family. S B Anderson and wife returned Tuesday after touring with the show. Aleck Sheldon and wife of Illinois visited here last week. Miss Letha Dilk went to Big Creek Sunday to stay with Mrs Daisy Smith indefinitely. Mrs Ida Adams and children of New Marion visited relatives here Thursday.

Lonnie Adams New Marion Harry Dannecker Napoleon J. E. Cash Inez Butlerville Canaan L. EK. Smith Vevay John Haas Madison Nick Hlang S.B. Anderson Aleck Sheldon Illinois Letha Dilk Big Creek Daisy Smith Ida Adams

Eldorado Couple Elopes in Dearborn County Ceremony

Lawrenceburg Indiana October 4 William F Booe 75 a contractor and Laura Belle Givan 68 a dressmaker both residents of Crawfordsville applied at the Dearborn county clerk’s office for a marriage license. After answering questions they were married by Justice John W Probst and left the courthouse smiling.

Lawrenceburg Ind William F. Booe Misa Laura Belle Givan Crawfordsville Dearborn County John W. Probst

Simple English Speech Criticizes Dialect Stories

A philologist praises simple English in the New York Sun, arguing that force and directness come from using the native language. The passage notes dialect stories fail when writers imitate instead of using their own language.

New York Sun

Notice of Administration of David Lyle Estate

The Clerk of the Circuit Court of Jefferson County Indiana appoints John M Gray administrator of the estate of David Lyle deceased. The estate is alleged to be solvent. October 4, 1913. P E Bear Attorney. octow3t

Circuit Court Jefferson County Indiana David Lyle John M. Gray P. E. Bear

First World Series clash at Polo Grounds Giants and Athletics

New York reports the opening World Series game at the Polo Grounds ended 6 4 with the Athletics overcoming the Giants amid rain and crowd of about 40 000. Pre game notes describe lineups managers quotes and ticket plans for the series with pricing and contingency rules.

Athletics Philadelphia Giants New York Cornelius Moe Gillicuddy John McGraw Marly Iit Polo Grounds Athletica Merkle Barry Marquard Doyle Coiling Baker MclInenis Strunk Schaag Bender Collings Colling Melonis Snonings Kerrora—Giante Batteries Crandall Tesreau Meyers Schang

Spencer the Modern Bluebeard Admits Lies About Crimes

Spencer, the confessed murderer of Mrs Rexroat, admits lying about some crimes and misjudging others. He insists his victims number about twenty as Captain Hale calls him the most remarkable prisoner in Chicago. He spent a sleepless night pacing his cell and trembling as the opium wearied from his system.

Chicago Henry Spencer Halepin Eell Rexroat Spencer

House issues warrants for absentees to secure quorum

Washington October 7 6 absentees face arrest warrants as the House seeks to compel a quorum. Officials move to force attendance and advance legislative business amid a stalled session.

Washington House

Inquiry Into Cost of Living Probed Nationwide

Washington officials announce a nationwide inquiry into the rising cost of living. Secretary Houston and Secretary Trouston seek farmer input on feed prices, ownership, tenantry, and credits to build a groundwork for the investigation.

Houston Ties Trouston

Sulzer impeachment trial witness testifies about influence efforts

Allan Ryan, son of financier Thomas F. Ryan, told the Sulzer impeachment court that Sulzer asked him to brief Delancey Nicholl to press Charles F. Murphy to block the trial. He claimed Sulzer offered to help if the impeachment was stopped and noted ten Democratic votes opposed to the assembly’s right to try Sulzer. The court upheld Ryan’s testimony about attempts to influence Root and Barnes and gauge Republican sentiment.

Albany Allan Ryan Thomas F. Ryan Sulzer Delancey Nicholl Charles F. Murphy Tamemany Murphy Ryan Nicholl Assembly Root Barnes

Runaway Wagon With Dynamite Escapes After Horse Attack

Gegre Willis teams with a wagon loaded with 1000 pounds of dynamite as a herd of yellow jackets sabotages the horses. The team drags the wagon for three miles along a rough road until exhaustion stops them. Brazil’s national debt stands at about 997 million dollars. Over 100000 Michigan women pay taxes.

Wikesherre Pao Gegre Willis Willis

Labor Inspector Ben Sand Removed Over Tobacco Factory Data

Louisville October 7 Commissioner of Agriculture Newman removed State Labor Inspector Ben Sand after Sand made public data on labor conditions at the tobacco factory of Wood F. Axton a Progressive candidate for Mayor.

Louisville Newman Ben Sand Sand Wood F. Axton

Iron Workers Conspiracy Cases Set for Oct 28

In Chicago on Oct 7 the cases of President Ryan and twenty seven other convicted iron worker dynamite conspirators are scheduled for October 28.

Chicago Ryan

Indiana fishermen adopt new wheel gear on Ohio River

New Albany residents report Clarkeville fishers using a wire net wheel attached to a scow stern to scoop fish as the river turns. The contraption costs about $100 and can yield several hundred pounds of catch in a single night, supplementing earnings from seine and trotline methods.

New Albany Indiana Clarke«ville Iosdiana Ohio

Indiana Item Roundup of Arrests And Fire Losses

New Albany shows Louisvillian Gay arrested on a 104.40 embezzlement warrant. Muncie reports Herechel Canaan of Muncie, in show business, under arrest in Danville on false pretenses charges. A Milton barn belonging to Mordecai Doddridge burned Saturday, estimated loss over 3500. Jeffersonville fire destroyed Wilson Snyder's Port Fulton garage with a 1000 car loss. adjoining property saved by local fire department.

New Albany Thomas G. Gaylord Louisville Muncie Herechel Canaan Indianapolis Danville Milton Mordecai Doddridge Jeffersonville Wilson Snyder Port Fulton

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