Rich Woman Vanishes From Uniontown Circles In Pittsburg
Mrs. Bertha May Stone of Uniontown may be in Richmond, with a $2,500 reward for her whereabouts. Police seek her with Emery Martin, a small Hopwood merchant, after she left home with jewels worth about $25,000 and five children at home. W. A. Stone, her husband, has hired many detectives and remains in love, willing to take her back.
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Bertha May Stone
Uniontown
Richmond
Pellmell
W. A. Stone
Mrs. Stone
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
Emery Martin
Hopwood
Stone
Ellis Palmer Dies After Long Illness
Ellis Palmer, long time Second National bank clerk and Richmond lodge Elk, dies early Thursday at his parents home 916 Main. Survived by a daughter. Funeral at 2 PM today at 18 North Tenth Street residence, private. Elks to meet at Pythian temple 1:30 PM to attend services.
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Ellis Palmer
Main Street
Second National Bank
Richmond Lodge of Elks
Palmer
Ellis C. Malsby
North Tenth Street
The
Elks
Pythian Temple
Marriage License Issued to Moist and Ross
A marriage license was issued to Fred Moist of Union City and Miss Emma Ross of this city. Moist is a Union City High School graduate and well known among local youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Moist
Union City
Emma Ross
Mr. Moist
Union City High School
Car collision disrupts Terre Haute line near Lewisville
A Terre Haute Indianapolis and Eastern car, due in the city at 4 30 pm, wrecked after a brake linkage failed near Lewisville. The train derailed about a mile from the next stop, causing delays and an investigation into the accident.
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Terre Haute
Indianapolis & Eastern
Lewisville
Othe
Train passengers transfer after car repairs on main line
A train car stalled on the main line after a broken rod caused a standstill. An employee braced the broken rod and the car moved to a switch, allowing the five o'clock limited to be hailed and passengers to continue to the city.
Farmers show interest in Indiana education and regulation
Wayne county farmers, members of the Farmers' State Congress of Indiana, back Joshua Strange's proposal for statewide agriculture and mechanics schools in every county. He calls for open ditches, a special tax to fund them, freight regulation, and making schools centers of exchange with posted prices and announced sales. He also suggests abolishing the game warden's office with farmers taking oversight on their own farms.
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Wayne County
Farmers’ State’ Congress of
Indiana
Joshua Strange
Congress
Strange
Schools of Agriculture and Mechanics
State Librarian urges separate building for library
In his annual report Demetrius C. Brown, state librarian, calls for a new separate building to house the State Library, arguing current facilities are inadequate and a dedicated structure is essential.
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Dematerius C. Brown
Arrest of Frank Ryder Reported on South Sixth Street
Frank Ryder was arrested last evening on South Sixth Street by Officer Vogelsong on suspicion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ryder
Vogelsong
South Sixth Street
Y M C A Building Dedication Week Planned
Richmond to host a week of events marking the opening of the new Y M C A building. Services begin Sunday with sermons and a dedication in the gymnasium. Activities include receptions, a boys banquet, open house, and a members day running through Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Coulter
Sicn
Feil
St.uey
Boys of
Richmond
Joshua Stansfield
Generous Giving Noted at First English Lutheran
Christmas gifts from First English Lutheran church and Sunday school included provisions clothing and money for the poor reflecting unusual liberality by church members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First English Lutheran Church
Attempts to Snow Fail in White Christmas Parade
It was not a white Christmas as forecasts promised. Late last evening the weatherman’s efforts yielded only about six flakes in an hour and the scene faded before dusk, leaving observers noting a feeble snowfall compared with the hoped for scene.
Naming Shera Fight Stopped Before Finality In Richmond
The article notes Gov Hanly renamed E K Shera to another term on the Richmond police board before term expiry, drawing criticism for haste. It contrasts with Gov-elect Marshall, who may appoint a new board member after Jan 11, 19XX, shaping party balance. It recalls past delays that kept a Democrat off the board for months.
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Hanly
E. ‘K. Shera
Richmond Police Board
Marshall
Sherer
Shera
Local Officials Sworn In Wayne Township Changes
Charles Ladd and Linus Meredith succeed themselves as sheriff and surveyor. Robert A. Howard begins filling the surveyor post with unclear start. Wayne Township sees Charles Potter move from trusteeship to assessor, James Howarth becomes trustee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles” Ladd
Linus Meredith
Robert A. Howard
Howard
Wayne Township
Charles Potter
James Howarth
Liberal Donation to Charity From First Christian Church
A large gift from the First Christian church supported the Associated Charities with substantial food and clothing for distribution to the poor. The donation reflects local religious groups aiding community welfare efforts.
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Associated Charities
First Christian Church
Garfield School invites patrons to January 1909 conference
Garfield School invites patrons teachers and 8A pupils to an informal evening meeting in January 1909 to discuss school problems and High School courses. Principal N C Heironimus emphasizes consultation on special cases and aims for a valuable, pleasant gathering. Also notes G C Ballinger printing company incorporation seeking location with capital of 10000 and incorporators G O Ballinger C A McGuire Viola Ballinger.
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Garfield
G. C. Ballinger Printing Company
G. O. Ballinger
C. A. McGuire
Viola Ballinger
Rush Still On At Federal Building Mail Jam
The rush at the federal building continues as incoming mail overwhelms staff. First class mail is prioritized while sacks of second and third class mail pile up in corners. Clerks work overtime and expect days before scheduled work resumes.
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Federal
Travel Light on Christmas Day
Rail and interurban travel was lighter than expected on Christmas Day as many travelers extended visits. Rail cars ran behind schedule with some delays up to an hour across yesterday and today as schedules stretched to accommodate holiday movements.
Prisoners Enjoy Christmas Dinner At County Jail
Prisoners at the county jail were reminded of the Christmas season by a bountiful dinner served by Sheriff Meredith. The meal included turkey, oyster dressing, cigars for smokers, and tobacco for others amid a total of thirty two inmates.
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Meredith
26 000 Red Cross Stamps Sold In Local Drive
Richmond residents bought 26 000 Red Cross stamps in a local campaign. Organizers aimed for 30 000 but express satisfaction with the result and see potential demand that could lift sales further.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RED Cross
Richmond
Tose
Copeland Case Hearing Expected Today
Joseph Copeland, jailed near Milton on a charge of vicious assault against his wife, is likely to have a hearing today. The alleged abuse includes tearing clothing from her back and knocking her down after she joined the Christian church at Milton. Mrs. Copeland is staying with relatives. she is a sister of Albert Lacraver with two brothers near Jacksonburg. Insanity may be Copeland’s defense.
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Joseph Copeland
Milton
Copeland
Copeand
Asssault
Christian Church
Albert Lacraver
Jacksonburg
Christmas Eve Drunks Arrested in Town
On Christmas Eve three men were taken into custody for intoxication. Willard Morgan was arrested on West Main Street by Officer McNally after possessing $4.05 and a watch. Ed Gibbons was detained at Sixth and Main by Officer Menke with insufficient funds to pay the fine. Adam Meyers, arrested on West Main, had a pocket-book noted in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Morgan
McNally
Closing of Richmond Meat Shops on Sunday Declared
The Richmond meat trade plans Sunday closures with 28 dealers agreeing to close if others join. Four have already shut, while seven in Fairview and three in West Richmond consented among themselves. Only three small dealers refused, and the public is urged to support the move.
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Richmond
Fairview
West Richmond
Lackey Sale Entries Prompt Early Submissions
Entries for the Lackey sale at Cambridge City arrive ahead of its March date. Reidston Stock Farm west of Richmond sends royal bred youngsters and Commons Stock Farm near Centerville offers top stock. Sires with speed records, such as Fausta, headline the readied lineup.
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Cambridge City
Reidston
Richmond
Commons
Centerville
Fausta
Propose Vote In Jay County Local Option Election
Petitions are being circulated in Jay County to urge the County Commissioners to call a special election on county local option. Circulation will cover all twelve townships with a target of about 1,400 signatures after New Year. The county’s last election saw around 7,000 votes cast amid divided opinion on local option.
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Portland
Ind
Richmond’s Christmas Spirit Also Noticed Broadly
In Richmond the holiday season was widely observed with a strong spirit of giving to the needy reflected in many acts of kindness and community observance during the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Lamar Re-Elected As Hagerstown Officer
Dr. F C Lamar of Richmond has been re-elected to an officer post in Hagerstown for another year, continuing his leadership role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.C. Lamar
Richmond
Hagerstown
Two girls and a boy born to Kellys at North H Street
A birth notice reports a girl born to Mr and Mrs William or Kelly at 813 North H Street. The family welcomes the new member with the unfilled name awaiting registration.
Johnson Wins In Island Ring Debut Fight
The referee crowned Johnson winner after a closely fought bout as Burns expressed plans to retire. A huge crowd gathered on the island with police deployed for security and early seat sales reaching forty thousand dollars.
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Sydney
Australia
Jack Johnson
Tommy Burns
Johnson
Burns
Parmeter McIntosh
Parmeter McIntosh, Who Is Staging the Fight Was the Judge of the Battle. ‘Burns
William McIntish
Detroit
Mich
Jim Jeffries
New Faces Arrive at Court House January First
The article notes changes in office taking effect January 1 with Frank Mosbaugh stepping down after four years as recorder. Will Robbing of Abington Township, now resident of Richmond, will assume the role. Mosbaugh plans to return to Cambridge after the shift.
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Court House
Frank Mosbaugh
Abington Township
Richmond
Mosbaugh
Cambridge
Jerry McDaniel
The
Publica- Hon
the Tribune
William V. Wheeler Dies Founder of Rescue Mission
William V. Wheeler, founder of the Rescue Mission and a noted Indianapolis philanthropist, died Friday morning. He was well known in Richmond and addressed events here several years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William V. Wheeler
Rescue Mission
Milliaspolis’ Worthy Charities
Indianapolis
Mr. Wheeler
Richmond
Lincoln League to observe Lincoln's birth centennial
Indiana Lincoln League executive committee sets February 12 for a centennial banquet in Indianapolis. Tomlinson Hall likely reserved. A special 1909 meeting to mark Abraham Lincoln's birth may invite top Republicans including President Roosevelt and President elect Taft. The plan aims to unite Indiana Republicans and attract broad state leaders.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Lincoln League
Abraham Lincoln
Tomlinson Hall
Roosevelt
Taft
Congress
Old Fighter Sullivan Visits City Recalling Bare Fist Era
An aging John L. Sullivan plans a visit to the New Phillips on December 29 stirring memories of early prize fighting. The piece notes fans anticipate the bottle-scarred hero and discusses Sullivan’s disputed championship status under London prize rules and the brutal, equipment-free days of bare fists.
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Sullivan
John L. Sullivan
Phillips
Jim Corbett
Patients Admitted to Eastern Indiana Hospital for the Insane
Dr S H Smith of the Eastern Indiana Hospital for the Insane in Richmond notified County Clerk Leffler of readiness to receive Mrs Martin Barrett and Lee McKibben. Sheriff Perdue will have the patients committed next week. Barrett’s insanity is described as peculiar, with her hugging a red hot stove thinking it her child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muncie
Ind
S. HE. Smith
Eastern Indiana Hospital For
Richmond
Leffler
Martin Barrett
Lee McKibben
Perdue
Fight at the rink ends in amateur prize fight
Harry Winters and Gus Kroma argued at the skating rink yesterday afternoon and were hauled to police headquarters after a confrontation. Cleve Russell advised the officers and was also taken to the station on a charge of interfering with the police.
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Harry Winters
Gus Kroma
Cleve Russell
Funeral for John A. Rife at M E Church Boston
John A. Rife, aged 64, died at home four and a half miles west of the city on the National Road. The funeral will be held today with prayers at the house at 9 then a procession to the M E church in Boston followed by interment. He leaves one son and two daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Rife
Nerdees
M. E
Boston
Rife
Indiana to Host National and State Teachers Conventions
Indiana will host a major gathering as commercial teachers from the United States arrive for the thirteenth annual national convention at Shortridge High School starting Monday. Indiana teachers begin their fifty-fifth state convention across multiple venues, with an expected 1,500 to 4,000 delegates. Plans include addresses by Robert C. Spencer and Benn Pitman, amid discussion of merging Northern and Southern Indiana teacher associations for a single annual state meeting.
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United States
Indiana — Association
Indianapolis
Indiana
Shortridge High School
Tomlinson Hall
Caleb Mills Hall
St. Paul's Church
Claypool Hotel
State House
Common School
Commercial College
Robert C. Spencer
Robert C.spencer
Bookwalter
National Commercial Teachers’ Federation
Benn Pitman
Indiana Association
Easthaven Hospital Plans Festive Christmas Program
Easthaven Hospital under Dr. E. E. Smith stages a Christmas season agenda with two farces on Christmas Eve, gifts distributed Christmas morning, social events for staff and attendants, patient dances, and a New Year’s Eve farce by the employees’ watch party. The hospital also hosts open house at the triplet cottage and women’s hospital group on New Year’s Day.
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Easthaven Hospital
E. Smith
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Jay County
LAMAR
And.a. Boy
WM. V. Wheeler
Lincoln
Joan A. Rife
Lewis King
Easthaven
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