Postmaster General’s Remains Lying In State At The Executive Mansion
Washington dispatch reports the postmaster general’s body lying in state in the East Room of the President’s house with crowds viewing. Funeral services were held at noon with a Methodist minister delivering the oration. The president and cabinet attended along with other officials. A Presbyterian service schedule is noted for Sunday. Additional tidbits include local notices of a divorce suit and business happenings in Evansville and Grandview.
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Washington
Ty. Grandburyv
Renee
Veig
Hart
Anne
Snyder
Reed
Presbyterian Church
A. J. Partridge
Matilda Willison
Thomas Willison
Democrat
Thomas H. Lynes
Cincinnati
Scioto
Louisville
New Albany
Joseph Schnentald
Grandview
Messrs Hill & Payne
Messrs
Richardson & Dougherty
Rockport
James B. Lamar
Elizabeth Lamar
Birthday Dinner for John Brett at Rock Hill
Relatives gathered at John Brett’s home near Rock Hill to surprise him for his 58th birthday with a lavish dinner. He requested a good dinner and received a festive array of foods as friends and family attended the celebration. The event concluded with well wishes for his future birthdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brett
Rock Hill
Wm. Bretz
Louis Bretz
Wm. F. Bretz
Ferdinand Kratz
P. J
James RicCullough
Myr
Joseph
Victoria
Miler
Zela Giles
Addeelor
Mamie Mapper Freshley
Gertrude Burns
Shley
Ifal Blair
Téntiane Minegane
Dawny Walters vs Harmon suit and associates
Daisy Walters sues Clarence M Harmon et al on note and mortgage. Swan and Mason represent the plaintiff. Johnnie Langford seeks judgment for Ferdinand Kratz. Houston appears as plaintiff's attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy Walters
Clarence M. Harmon
Mortages
Swan & Mason
Johnnie Langford
Ferdinand Kratz
James L. Houston
Centennial Bill Sparks House Battle Over Appropriation
The Indiana House fought for hours over a centennial memorial budget, halting work with debates and a noisy scene. Lawmakers opposed the $20 million plan, ultimately attaching it to a separate appropriations bill to force a vote, with a referendum set for next year. The incident overshadowed other items, including a Tariff debate in which Rockport High School’s team defeated Evansville High School.
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Carr
Ralscon
Senate
Lena
Ralston Anapolis
Indianapolis
Rockport High School
Robert Montgomery
William Glackman
Donald Walker
Evansville
Fred Mann
Paul Horton
Carl Frenad
J. Hardin Thomas
W.H. Wohler
Grandview
Prof. Lewis
Owensboro High School
Neko
Voters urged to reject appropriation in Yes No wording
The article argues for clear Yes and No wording so voters know what they are voting for and expresses hope that the public will not approve the appropriation.
Estate details and executor named in 1905 will
The will dated October 12, 1905 leaves residuary estate shares to Anna Lindsey Edward d Alen Thomas grandchildren and Otha Newton with specific cash and bed and bedding bequest. T. E. Snyder named executor. Also reports two deaths at the county infirmary, including Ariadna Andrews, sister of Lowery Desson, with burial at Sunset Hill.
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Anna
Lindsey
Edward d- Alen Thomas
Otha Newton
T. E. Snyder
Otto Kramer
Joan P. Figenman
Ariadna
Andrews
Preumon Iy
Hill
Lowery
Desson
Enidrieks
Yesuhouy
Carter
Local canning firm organized in Dale
A new corporation named WOOR and partners formed with 2600 dollars capital to carry on canning and operation of two canning factories. The firm plans to raise buy sell tomatoes vegetables and fruits and to manufacture and sell ice in Dale. Founders include Dunnrank Brown J Woladd Wo ods Young and Adam Wallace.
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Sas
Locorporation Et and
Recupier Veal
Woor
Dunnrank Brown
J. WoLadd
Wo Ds. Young
Adam Wallace
Dale
Club Luncheon Plans District Federation Meeting
Mrs Otto Baumgaertner hosted a luncheon at her Upper Walnut Street home on Wednesday. Attendees discussed district plans for the Federation of Woman's Clubs meeting set for Newburg on May 10. Guests included Mrs Phil Suddoth Mt Vernon Mrs Torrence Evansville Mrs Griffith Evansville Mrs Locke Newburg Mrs Fuqua Newburg Mrs Mollie Payne and Miss Jessie Markland.
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Otto Baumgaertner
Upper Walnut Street
Federation of Woman’s Clubs
Newburg
Baumgaertner
Phil Suddoth
Mt. Vernon
Mesdames Torrence and
Griffith
Evansville
Mesdames Locke and Fuqua
Mollie Payne
Jessie Markland
Seek Heirs of Gus Gee French Pierce in Ohio Estate
A letter from attorney Allan G. Aigler of Bellevue Ohio seeks to locate Gussie French Pierce or her heirs. The note says Gussie, once of Painesville Ohio, married Pierce, moved to Indiana, had children, and then vanished. Residents recall her as a belle. no contact since. Publication in Indiana papers may reveal heirs to a substantial sum.
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Allen G. Aigler
Bellevue
Ghio
Gussie French
Painesville
Ohio
Fierce
Indiana
Rockport Democrat
Rockport
Ind
Gussie French Pierce
Crean
Gussie
Cresient
Mary
Pierce
Geesie French
Pirrce
Gussie Iriend Pierce
Allan G. Aigler
Mme Beat Galdie Honored At Fal Cantos Carnegie Hall
At Carnegie Hall March 1 the Fal Cantos Club honored president Mme Beatrice Goldie with an elaborate silver vanity bag. Luan Thomas Schmidt gave the presentation speech as about 400 guests attended. The Bel Canto Choral showed notable improvement since November 27 at the Waldorf. The March 7 Evening Sun notes more events in Spencer County and Terre Haute.
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New-York
the Waldorf
Rnne
Goldie
Bacon Visits Woman's Club Describes Housing Reform Talk
The March meeting of the Woman's club at the Seminary rooms featured guest day with visitors from Luce township Home Maker's club. Mrs Albion Fellows Bacon of Evansville gave a housing reform talk alongside remarks by Mrs George Casey Myra Fred Walker and Mrs FM Haexleman. Luncheon followed with St Patrick's day themed treats. Hostesses were Mrs George D Allen Atkinson and others.
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Woman’s Club
Home Maker’s Club
Luce Township
Albion Fellows Bacon
Evansville
George Casey
Myra
Fred Walker
FM. Haexleman
Sieverations
Neo
George D Allen Atkinson
Ifecien Barnett
Wilbern Memorial Lutheran church plans announced
Plans and specifications for a new Wilbern Memorial Lutheran church call for a Green River stone building with a tiled roof and a parsonage in Gothic style. Total cost is about 40000 dollars, with Rev J H Diehl handling the plans. Liv Haines of Indianapolis visits his father Willis Haines and relatives. Dr Lee H Tully returns from Chicago after postgraduate study in eye ear nose and throat work.
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Wilbern Memorial Lutheran Church
J. H. Diehl
Green River
Lee H. Tully
This County
Evansville
Chicago
Liv Haines
Indianapolis
Willis Haines
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Kehrer
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Emily
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Rimstidt
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William Tremper
Gauman Joseph N
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Harry Neral
Green Ky
Audy River
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Wiliam Oras
Elola
Omarried March
Albert F. Limbech
Owensboro
Addie M. Eskridge
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S. J. Brown
Thomas ‘Cottrell
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Rochester
Clara B.lee
Moorman
Philip DeTante
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Spencer County
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Rose Pearce
Terre Haute
Richland City
Bacon
Woman's Club
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Montucky
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