Weddings At St Bernard’s Church Tie Three Couples
Multiple weddings occurred at St Bernard’s Catholic Church with Miss Anna Limberger and Fred J Rowe wed in a Tuesday ceremony officiated by Rev Joseph F Gordon. Marie Glackman and H Rble of Covington were married at a Wednesday home ceremony officiated by Rev BR Bryan. Theodore Hall and Mrs Lide Graham also tied the knot.
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ST. Bernard's Church
Rowelimberger
Rev
Gerdon
H.R. Pribble
Marie Glackman
A J. Glackman
St. Bernard's Catholic Church
Anna B. Limberger
Fred J. Rowe
Joseph F. Gordon
Mollie Killian
Owensboro
Lohengrin
Mendelsohn
A. J. Glackman
Marie
H. R. Ble
Covington
Kentucky
Rey
Bryan
Sirs. Pribble
Theodore Hall
Lide Graham
Hame
J. T. Jacobs
Hockport
Tin Wedding Anniversary Celebrated at Carter Home
Mr and Mrs Charles Carter observed their sixteenth wedding anniversary last Sunday at their 4th Street home with about thirty relatives and friends at dinner. Tin ware gifts marked the occasion. The report also notes a court decision in Bloomington by Special Judge Harry W Moore on the Bloomfield State Bank case regarding bidding for township funds.
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Charles Carter
4Th Street
Bloomington
Harry W. S Moore
Bloomfield State Bank
Boards of Finance
Beech Creek
Jackson
Case, Taylor and Fairplay
Boards of Finance of
Townships
Moore
Henry Hoch
Maria L. Start
Hila Stateville
Charles McNattét
Charles Thrasher
Spencer County Fair Association
Ina Shrode
Scott Shrode
W. Stateville
Edith Small
Ida Schafer
Martha J. Enlow
John T. Veatch
John Feigel
State of Indiana
Richard Pennington
John B. Onrisney
Taft Skates Through Tariff Question in Boston
The Commoner notes Taft deftly addresses tariff issues while in Boston. It critiques a doctor in naval command, questions Supreme Court rulings against common people's interests, and laments post office laws diverging from enacted statutes amid a mixed constitutional mood.
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Mr. Taft
Boston
Akak
Supreme Court
Post Office
First Examination For Teachers License Set For Rockport
The first examination for teachers licenses in 1908 will be held in Rockport on Saturday January 25. Requirements for class A include graduation from high school or equivalent, at least twelve weeks in a school with a professional training course, and at least twelve months’ license.
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Rockport
Engine and cars derail near Very don junction
An engine and two freight cars jumped the track at Very don junction on the Southern Railway Sunday and fell through an eighty foot trestle. Engineer Clarence Dunham and foreman W. H. Scott and brakeman Frank Carter were killed instantly. Conductor James W. Pritchett and brakeman Clyde Stewart were seriously injured. A low track spot near the trestle is blamed for the accident.
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Verydon Junction
Southern Railway
Clarence Dunham
W. H. Scott
Frank Carter Brateman
James W. Pritchett
Clyde Stewart
Mars habitation doubt prompts NYC scientist remark
A New York scientist questions authority on Mars habitation while a Louisville Courier-Journal editorial notes general doubt among New Yorkers about life on the planet and the middle West.
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Mars
New York
Middle West
Louisville Courier-Journal
Local Dating Register Remits Pairings Across Counties
A series of marriage and courtship notices lists Frederick Rows, 4, tele phone manager in Washington Indiana, and Anna Limberger, 27, music teacher in Rockport. Lester Foster 23 fireman Indiana to Catharine Allen 19 Rockport. Joseph Schoolfield 61 blacksmith Spencer County to Susie Huffine 47 Spencer County. William Walters 27 farmer Spencer County to Ellen Ice Spencer County. Henry Pribble 24 mail clerk Covington Kentucky to Maisie Glackman 20 Spencer County. Virgil Gilbert 25 farmer Louisburg Kentucky to Florida Mize 14 Louisburg Kentucky. Theodore Hall 71 retired farmer Rockport to Eliza Graham 67 Rockport.
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Frederick J. Rows
Washington
Virgil Gilbert
Farmer
Louisburg
Florida Mize
Theodore Hall
Rockport
Eliza Graham
Panic Panic in Chicago Idle Workforce and Court News
A labor survey shows 138 940 idle workers in Chicago with 88 950 above normal idle due to weak business. Building trades and teamsters report large layoffs while Salvation Army care caps at 76 200 across lodgings and shelters. Court notes cover probate and damages actions, drainage, and will contests amid political party reflections.
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Chicago
Associated Building Trades
Teamsters
Associated B’lding
Carpenters
Salvation Army
The Sea Fight of the Future Satirical Doctor Scene
A Harper's Weekly verse sketches a medical commander in a mock naval battle. The surgeon orders vaccines and remedies to deter an enemy fleet, then jokes about charging a medical fee. The poem blends humor with clinical imagery and wartime urgency.
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Harper’s Weekly
Rockport Delegation Joins Evansville Businessmen Excursion
A. H. Kennedy James J. Rim stidt and John J. Brown represented Rockport on the Evansville business men excursion to French Lick and West Baden last Friday.
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A. H. Kennedy
James J. Rimstidt
John J. Brown
Rockport
Evansville
French Lick
West Baden
Lust Fridar
Statement by Indiana Democratic State Chairman Jackson Aims
Stokes Jackson the new Democratic State Chairman issues a message to Indiana Democrats outlining duties and aims. He pledges confidence to the rank and file and states he will perform the duties of the chair with commitment and transparency.
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Democratic Party
Indiana
William Jennings Bryan
A. S. Jackson
State Democratic Committee
Jackson
Stokes Jackson
Democratic
Democrats of
Democratic State Committee
School Fund Apportionment Listed for County Corporations
Deputy Auditor Rolly Mortis completes January apportionment of county school funds. Warrants issued January 27. Listed amounts include Carter township 997.96, Clay 751.33, Grass 1026.63, Hammond 1148.99, Garrison 1054.87, Huff 975.01, Jackson 435.54, Luce 1592.52, Ohio 1680.46, Chrisney 286.76, Dale 296.83, Gentryville 250.45, Grand View 420.59, Rockport 1416.64.
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Rolly Mortis
Carter Township
Clay
Grass
Hammond
Garrison
Huff
Jackson
Luce
Ohio
Chrisney
Dale
Gentryville
Grandview
Rockport
False panic lens in Lincoln Journal editorial excerpt
The Lincoln Journal asserts Cleveland faced a panic on his second presidency, recounting how Republicans blamed democratic prospects to discredit Democrats for years and noting a current Republican administration amid renewed Democratic critique.
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Republican Party
Europe
Democratic Party
London
Lincoln
Neb) Journal
Rep
Cleveland
Euchre Party at Mrs Halbruge's Home in Him Street
Mrs C W Halbruge hosted a Tuesday euchre evening at her Him street residence. The event featured progressive euchre, music, dancing with a Virginia reel, and refreshments. Attendees included Mesdames Baum Weil Pattie Jacobs Gullington Baumguertner Heuring and Misses Hurst Jones Weil Nohse Procasky Fuerster Proctor and Dr Eva Buxton.
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C. W. Halbruge
Him Street
Mesdames J. G. Baum
M. Weil
J.S. Pattie
Gusta Jacobs
Uéttie Jgullington
Mo ie-Rayne J
H. Logantner
Baumguertner
F. A. Heuring
Centerville Man Re-Enlists In Army At Owensboro
Bloomer Alexander of Centerville joined the regular army in Owensboro last Thursday. He enlisted for the infantry, passed a good examination, and was sent to Jefferson Barracks St Louis for preliminary training. He had five years of prior regular army service.
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Bloomer Alexander
Centerville
Owensboro
Jefferson Barracks
St. Louis
Directors Meet of Luce and Ohio Township Phone Co
The Luce and Ohio township telephone company directors held their regular meeting Tuesday at the city office and closed the business for 1907.
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Luce and Ohio Township Telephone Company
Wisdom and Simple Parental Maxims Echo in Tagebuch
In the Tagebuch of Peter Rosegger the plain words of his parents stand out amid fading sermons. The father spoke softly urging forgiveness and patience while the mother advised balance in eating and prayer. Sam Rise builds a fruit stand on wheels at the corner of ith and Main streets to grow his fruit business.
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Heimgarten
Peter Rosegger
New York Tribune
Sam Rise
Ith
Main Streets
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