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Rockport Democrat

Location

Rockport, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1912

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Past Platforms Differ Very Much In Republican Democrat Contrast

A Chicago Republican platform is described as reactionary and evasive on tariff, while Baltimore Democrats present a clear program. The Democratic platform promises downward tariff revision, trust prosecutions, income tax amendments, direct elections, primaries, campaign finance reforms, single presidential term, regulatory oversight, banking reform, river improvement, and other reforms. The item notes the contrasting tone and lists key Democratic planks.

Washington Chicago Baltimore Rep Ican Re .Strcan Isn Ntional Philippine Alaska

Matthew Hirsch Sr. Dies at 72 After Sudden Illness

Matthew Hirsch Sr., 72, died suddenly at his Rockport home last Friday morning from heart trouble. He had gone to work earlier in apparent health and returned home. Funeral at St Bernard's Catholic Church followed by Catholic cemetery interment. Born July 9, 1840 in Heilign Stein Bavaria, he immigrated with his family in 1849, settled in Evansville, and moved to Rockport in 1863 to enter carriage manufacturing with S. W. Stocking Sr. He later built the Excelsior carriage works on Elm near Fifth, retiring about twenty years ago. He served as town councilman and participated in the Civil War Home Guards. He married Martha Limberger in 1867. survived by five children J. Benjamin, Henry, Silas F., Miss Gertrude, and Matthew F.

Matthew Hirsch Mr. Hirsch Heiliginstein Bavaria Germany New Orleans Mississippi Ohio Evansville Rockport S. W. Stocking Stocking & Hirsch Elm Street Fifth Excelsior Carriage and Wagon Manufactory Spencer County Daviess County Home Guards Hirsch St. Bernard’s Church Martha Limberger J. Benjamin Henry St. Louis Silas F Henderson Gertrude Matthew F

Instructions for graduates at county commencement

The county commencement at Grand View requires pupils to take a special nine o'clock train from Lincoln City to Beckport. Pupils on the Cannelton Evans ville and Huntingburg lines must ride morning trains to Lincoln City to connect to Rockport. Refunds for unaccompanied pupils cover their own ticket costs.

Grand View Lincoln City Beckport Cannelton Southern Rockport Standview Grandview

Real Estate Transfers Noted In Local Records

John M. Hougland transfers undivided 1-3 of sw se 7 8 6 to Jennie B. Hougland and Clair Wright Hougland for $2000. H A Beardley sells to D V McClary Dale pt se sw 17-45 for $400. Thomas J Nix transfers to Ernest G Meyer nw w 18 665 835100 amid 21 mortgages 2 releases 1 will 2 ts recorded.

Hougland John M Jennie B. Hougland Clair Wright Hougland Beardley H. A D. V. McClary Dale Nix Thomas Ernest G. Meyer

Centerville Local Democratic Convention Recalled

Resolutions endorsed Buchanan and the Lecompton slate at the 1858 Lecompton Democratic convention in Centerville. Wm B Richardson was chosen president on a log with G W Balsley and Thompson Lamar as vice presidents. A modern echo recalls Rockport politics and local sheriff candidates along with a Roosevelt third party effort in Spencer County.

French Island John Nix Grass Township Lecompton Centerville Wm. B. Richardson G. W. Balsley Thompson Lamar W. Fairfield Dr. Hougland R. L. Crossley T. B. Blount G. W. Lemonds John W. Crooks Col. Howell G. W. Mansfield J. J. Gwaltney James Gentry Buchanan J.B. Hall Evansville Spencer County Kansas Wm. F. Parrett Hall S. D. Williamson John DeArmon Thos

Suit for Divorce Edna McDaniel vs Andy McDaniel

Edna McDaniel files for divorce from Andy McDaniel alleging cruel and inhuman treatment and assault leaving her unconscious. They married August 8, 1909 and separated July 10, 1911. She seeks restoration of her maiden name Edna Morris. Attorney E. L. Boyd represents plaintiff.

Edna McDaniel Andy McDaniel Edna Morris E. L. Boyd

Married Couples Licensed in Spencer and Kentucky Notices

Four marriage licenses issued listing Everett Pierce 21 farmer Spencer County wed Emma Kinney 19 Spencer County. Julius Johnson 22 farmer Spencer County weds Bertha Hinzey 19 Spencer County. Hugh Reeves 35 farmer Kentucky weds Luia Rambarger 25 Kentucky. Arnold Westfall 67 miner Grand View weds Emma Board 66 Kentucky.

Everett Pierce Spencer County Emma Kinney Spencer Julius Johnson Bertha Hinzey Hugh Reeves Farmer Kentucky Luia Rambarger Arnold Westfall Miner Grandview Emma Board

Young Ramberger Sentenced Reforms School Trial

Fifteen year old Earl Ramberger, previously given a sentence to the Plainfield reform school with suspension for good behavior, was brought before Judge Roberts last Saturday morning for trial.

Earl Ramberger Reform School Plainfield and Judge Roberts Ito

Soldiers Hold Annual Reunion in Grandview Chautauqua

The Spencer county soldiers reunion was held at Grandview Chautauqua on Wednesday. Attendance was lower than previous years. The G.A.R. post from the city traveled to Grandview and was welcomed by soldiers from across the county. Rev. Jacob E. Meeker spoke at ten, Major Mattison of Evansville gave the main address on Prison Life and Escape, with General Fisher from the Boer War also addressing the afternoon. Music by the Lewisport band accompanied a noon dinner. Ninety-five soldiers were enrolled, with names listed by regiment and company, including many Indiana units such as 42nd, 136th, 58th, 25th, 10th Cavalry, and others, plus veterans from Kentucky and Mexican War veterans noted.

Spencer County Grandview

Osborn Backs Wilson Amid Taft Dissent In Michigan

Governor Osborn supports Woodrow Wilson citing dissatisfaction with Taft as a reason. He predicts Republicans nationwide voice discontent similarly. Roosevelt advances a new party named Bull Moose as he campaigns with bold symbolism. Republicans debate best way to express disapproval and aim for a strong, noticeable impact.

Osborn Michigan Col Col. Roosevelt Woodrow Wilson Taft Wilson Roosevelt Mr. Taft

Owensboro Wins First Game In Five Play Series

Rockport and Owensboro opened a five game baseball set at the local ball park. Owensboro won 2 to 0 led by Markam a pitcher noted for Owensboro while Ed Wahl of the Frankfort Blue Grass league to Rockport. A big crowd traveled aboard the steamer Golden Girl and barge for the excursion. Next Sunday Rockport will visit Owensboro for the second game with a 35 cent round trip fare on the Golden Girl leaving at one o clock.

Rockport Owensboro Markam Ed Wahl Frankfort Golden Girl

Apportionment Of School Funds In The County

The county auditor reports the semi annual apportionment of school funds to various school corporations. Amounts listed include Carter township 1150.50, Clay 83, Grass 1296.87, Hammond 1215.18, Harrison 1563.00, Hat 1272.89, Jackson 677.64, Luce 1982.AB, Ohio 1928.51, Chrishey 302.00, Dale 397.58, Grandview 508.45, St Meinrad 345.98, Rock Post 1614.16. The text notes a Cumberland tax dispute or entry and includes garbled end.

Carter Township Clay Grass Hammond Harrison Jackson Luce Ohio Chrishey Dale Grandview St. Meinrad Rockpost

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