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Newspaper

Richmond Morning News

Location

Richmond, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1908

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German Lutheran church dedicates new home in city

The First German Lutheran church dedicated its new building at Seventh and South Streets with about a thousand attendees. The service featured Rev. A J Feeger and a farewell to the old St. John's Church, with a dedicatory address, sacred songs, and Soldiers’ hymn recalling Luther. The procession moved from Fourth Street to the new edifice, where officials and veterans were honored.

Old St. John's Church D Streets New St. John’s Church St. John’s Church A. J. Feeger Karl Wemminghaus Woodville Ohio Henry Wi Old Church Feeger Martin Luther Germany St. John’s Lutheran Luther Fourth Street St. John’s Lutheran Church Seventh and South E Streets

Mrs Thornton Held In Westville Shooting Case

The Westville shooting of William Thornton by Sherman Keller also saw Mrs. William Thornton detained on suspicion with alleged guilty knowledge of the deed. Thornton lies in hospital, Keller to face shooting with intent charges. Keller claims an appointment with Mrs. Thornton and a fight when Thornton interfered.

William Thornton Sherman Keller Alias Kelley Westville Thornton Keller McNally Bailey Jessup Jesse Bailey Ollie Milton Wayne Avenue Keller Alittle

Turkish mobilization report proved unfounded

Constantinople reports that the claim of a mobilization order for Turkish troops is unfounded despite earlier dispatches from American Press.

Constantinople

Greenville woman visits after serious college accident injury

Rowena Hood of Greenville Ohio, who suffered serious injuries in an accident while attending a business college last summer, visited here this past week.

Rowena Hood Greenville Ohio The

Cadaver Head Experiment Stuns Indianapolis Street Scene

A cadaver head used in an eye operation on nine year old John Brooks drew a crowd near the Arcade theatre. Police seized the head, later stored at Street Commissioner Dye’s office, and planned destruction after witnesses found the grisly relic on a stair step.

John Brooks Archibald Brooks Chestnut Street BE. B. Grosvenor E. Edgar Bond Arcade Theatre Main Street Griffin Flat Dr. Grosvenor Dye Indianapolis Medical College Brooks Wilbur Walter Vogelsong Henry Vogelsong Carl Hanning Leonard Paul Connerton

Funeral service and private interment held with prayers

A funeral was conducted with a prayer by the last speaker and a song titled Peace, Sweet Peace sung by Mrs. Clarence Hadley. The casket remained closed during the service and the interment was private.

Clarence Hadley

Davis Case To Be Tried In City Court

William Davis, arrested for striking his wife, faces an assault and battery trial this afternoon in the city court. His mother and relatives visited him in jail yesterday and will likely hire legal talent to defend him, claiming the tale is biased against her son.

William Davis Young Davis

Rioters Arrested After Devastating Bording House Brawl

Iron workers from Cincinnati on a large gas tank project were arrested for rioting after a brutal fight at a boarding house on South Fourth Street. Furniture was obliterated, Mooney injured, Swarson held a knife but did not use it. They face arraignment before Judge Converse with possible fines and jail.

Charles Brns James Swarson Michael Adonai Cincinnati North Second Street South Fourth Street Mooney Converse Swarson Beerdins Huricane

Cable in Ohio desertion case arreste​d in Versailles

William L. Cable, accused by wife Minnie of wife desertion October 12, was arrested by Officer McManus in Versailles, Ohio, and brought back to the city. He denies desertion, says he left to help his wife escape bad influences and secure work elsewhere. He says he later found the home locked and his wife and child with her parents in Greenville, Ohio. He sought reconciliation and may face trial today.

William L. Cable Minnie McManus Versailles Ohio Caleb Dayton Cable John McConnell Greenville

Glasses Popular Boost Garfield Gym Classes

Garfield school gymnastic classes begin with 70 girls and 85 boys enrolled. A future building exchange with Garfield High will provide a shared gymnasium for both schools.

Garfield School Garfield

Republicans Seek Fund Drive Amid Desperate Campaign Cheer

Indianapolis dispatch reports the Republican national committee and advisory group led by Hitchcock urge donations to fund a statewide push. Letters portray large expenditures as essential to victory, naming Cromwell Taft and Morgan as financiers while Col Bill Huffman is tasked with manning the financial effort.

Indianapolis Ind Hitchcock Republican National Committee Advisory Committee William Nelson Cromwell John Hays Hammond Charles P. Taft Cornelius N. Qllis Cromwell C. P. Taft Pierpont Morgan State’ Committee Bill. Huffman

Suit over 600 dollars of material for hospital buildings

Argument was heard by Judge Lawson Harvey in the Westport Stone Company versus Edwin M Campfield and Aetna Indemnity Company suit over six hundred dollars of material claimed to have been furnished to Campfield during erection of buildings for the Southeastern Hospital for the Insane.

Indianapolis Lawson Harvey Superior Court Westport Stone Company Edwin M. Campfield Richmond Aetna Indemnity Company Campfield Southeastern Hospital For

Ankle Break Ruptures Road Runaway Near Jackson Park

Roy Smith near Jackson Park suffered a broken ankle in a buggy collision last night when his horse bolted after a dark road encounter with an oncoming buggy. He received first aid at Dr. Joseph H. Kinsey’s residence after being taken to Richmond by the eastbound Dayton Limited.

Roy Smith Jackson Park Smith Dayton Richmond Joseph H. Kinsey

Funeral for Josiah Nicholson Draws Large Attendance

The funeral for Josiah Nicholson was held Saturday from his parents home on Sixth Street. Rev. Allen Jay and Rev. Alfred Ware led a simple, impressive service. Nicholson, a member of East Main Street Friends Church, was remembered for a warm heart and affectionate nature.

Josiah Nicholson Timothy Nicholson Sixth Street Allen Jay Alfred Ware East Main Street Friends Church Ware

Odd ballot notes emerge during three day scrutiny

Fragmented OCR reads show stray phrases about President races and names like Elebert and Elgar amid three days of ballot review. Readable bits imply election handwriting issues but lack full context or outcomes.

Peeret Goelebert Elgar

Store Robbed in New Castle Jewelry Heist

Police report Nathan Lapalski a New Castle jeweler was robbed of several hundred dollars worth of gold silver and watches. Rings a razor and a revolver were taken. No description of the robbers. The theft occurred late Saturday night or early yesterday morning.

New Castle Nathan Lapalski

Appellate Court Affirms Nichols Saloon License Refusal

The appellate court upholds a decision denying George W. Nichols a saloon license in Berne Adams County. The ruling states that blanket remonstrances do not alter existing law allowing township voters to remonstrate against a specific applicant.

George W. Nichols Berne Adams County

Citywide Tag Day Seeks $1000 Donation Target

This week marks hospital day with a tag drive inviting every city resident to participate. Volunteers will station stands in busy public places and ladies will pin tags on donors. Children urged to bring ponies and there will be no solicitation.

Large Robbery At Comstock Residence Stolen Silverware Jewelry

Thieves entered the 74 South Fourteenth Street home of Mr and Mrs Comstock while they were out between 5 and 2 30 last evening. They pried open a pantry window and seized silverware valued in the hundreds of dollars plus several rings and other valuables. Police notified but no arrests yet. others in the area contacted and suspected to be two men.

Paul Com- Bcole Fourteenth Street Comstock Perry Freeman East Main Street Clarence Kra‘mer North Twenty-first Street Royal Legion Judson Rupe

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Albert J. Feeger Samuel Wilson Bundy Sxth Ft. Wayne Avenue Lon Fisher Wilbur V Vogelsong Hebble Davis Hanly Watson Republican State — Committee Sims Billheimer Bingham Hadley State House Marsh John L. Griffiths Liverpool England Hammer Bryan Taft Roosevelt Bill Huffman Acc Engle. Bert Cigar” ‘Store NEW Castle Jeweler Comstocks Mrs Paul Comstock
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