Spoiled food crackdown under Indiana pure food law
City health officer Dr. E P Harrison enforces the Indiana pure food law inspecting groceries for spoiled butter eggs and other unsanitary items. He to test weights and fitness and will pursue strict enforcement amid a May 24 Indianapolis health officers conference and broader political commentary on protectionism.
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State of
Indiana
State Board of Health
Harrison
Indianapolis
Democratic Tariff Position from State Platform
The document denounces the Payne Aldrich tariff as unjust and harmful, demanding tariffs for public purposes only and no private gain. It criticizes Indiana Republicans for inconsistent tariff stances and praises figures opposing the same law. It references President and Beveridge in relation to the tariff vote.
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Taft
Cannon
Aldrich
Beveridge
Marshall
Republican Party of
Indiana
Republican Party
Pilate
Democratic Party of
Tudiana
Democratic
Aft
The Weed Nuisance in Iowa Highways and Lands
Iowa law requires destruction of obnoxious weeds along public highways and adjacent lands. Township trustees, road and county supervisors must meet yearly to plan road building and weed extermination, aiding road improvement and travel pleasure. This action contrasts with slower weed control elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Iowa
Union
War on graft fuels Indiana lawmakers push travel allowance repeal
Two Indiana Democrats Cox and Adair lead a fight to abolish the twenty cent per mile traveling allowance for Washington trips. They have backing from all Indiana Democrats and even Republican Barnard Crumpacker signal possible support. The piece also notes the Chicago Union Hospital’s sixth commencement on May 13 at Belden Avenue Baptist Church with Miss Fannie Sargent among the graduates.
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Indiana
Cox
Third
Adair
Highth
Washington
Barnard and
Crumpacker
Chicago Union Hospital
Belden Avenue Baptist Church
Chicago
Ill
Fannie Sargent
Luce township school cases await action after demurrers
Pending in circuit court before Judge Kiper are two actions over Richland City and Hatfield school buildings. A demurrer dissolved an injunction and left the advisory board free to appropriate funds and set a contract for a new Richland City school. Complainants may amend by September term. otherwise the case is disposed. Walters’ mandamus action also failed on a demurrer, with amendment due by September term. Hatfield’s request for a new school is held up as towns seek a compromise to share a building until settled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luce Township
Circuit Court
Kiper
Crowder
Richland City
Walters
Hatfield
Lindsey
Corbett and Gibbons Wed in North Sixth Street Home
Robert W. Corbett and Miss Ida Gibbons were married Friday afternoon at 5 at A. L. Stilwell residence on North Sixth street. Squire Samuel I. Brown officiated in front of a small group of friends. A wedding supper followed and at 7:30 the couple left for Brownstown Indiana to reside.
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Robert W. Corbett
Ida Gibbons
A. L. Stilwell
North Sixth Street
Squire Samuel I. Brown
Mrs. Corbett
Brownstown
Ind
The People’s Opportunity on Tariff Reform
The piece argues that voters are awake to tariff injustices. It claims tariff laws favor trusts and monopolies, taking public funds for private gain. It urges the Democratic party to lead a correction and asks voters to act.
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Democratic Party
Political factions split over protection policy prompt price debate
The text argues that both Republican regulars and insurgents back protection, seen as the cornerstone of legalized plunder, monopolies, and high prices for essential goods. It frames the split as a missed chance to challenge the policy.
Republicans’ gloomy mood after Indiana state convention
The state Republican papers hoped for a convention disruption but found none and express deep disappointment. Democrats have settled their affairs and plan to focus on opposing rivals, criticizing Taggart Kern and Marshall, while Republicans fail to gain traction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Taggart
John Kern
Marshall
Indiana
Last examination for common school diplomas set for May 21
The final common school diploma examination will occur on Saturday May 21. The list of students who achieved successful grades at the previous exam includes Dora Reinhart Maude A Roell Raymond Kennedy Ethel Conner Hattie Abbott Bennie L Mead Savilla Turner Edna Foote Ollie Woods Effie Bullock Ada Totten Orval Oskin Alice Phillips Hope B Gilham Allen Huffman Consuela Johnson Ray Crow Jesse O Axton Louise L Stowers Taylor Myler Effe Dooley Nicholas Hskridge Freddie Fisher Rilla H Scammahorn Robert LE Spradlin Zeile Jones and Jis Parsley.
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Dora Reinhart
Maude A. Roell
Raymond Kennedy
Ethel Conner
Hattie Abbott
Bennie L. Mead
Savilla Turner
Edna Foote
Ollie Woods
Effie Bullock
Ada Totten
Orval Oskin
Alice Phillips
Hope B. Gilham
Allen Huffman
Consuela Johnson
Ray Crow
Jesse O. Axton
Louise L. Stowers
Taylor Myler
Effe Dooley
Nicholas Hskridge
Freddie Fisher
Rilla H. Scammahorn
Robert LE. Spradlin
Zeile’ Jones
J:1is Parsley
Be Honest With All of Your Fellow Men Excerpt
A call to civic virtue urges Vim and grit promoting harmony and moral commerce in town life. Citizens should support churches schools and honest merchants, speak well of public spirited men, elect good men, and fire croakers and deadbeats.
WED IN SEATTLE MISS CARRIE PARTRIDGE WEDS PORTER ATKINSON
Miss Carrie Partridge daughter of Mr and Mrs W A Partridge united in marriage with Mr Porter Atkinson son of Robert Atkinson on May 4 1910 at the bride’s sister Mrs James R Sandstrom Seattle Washington. The couple will establish a home in Seattle and begin married life in the western city.
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Carrie Partridge
W. A. Partridge
Porter Atkinson
Robert Atkinson
Rockport
James R. Sandstrom
36Th Ave
Seattle
Wash
Atkinson
Cypress Beach Opening Shifted to May 22
The Cypress Beach opening on the Evansville and Rockport traction line is moved to Sunday May 22. The Rockport band will provide music and the management has arranged a splendid program for the event.
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Cypress Beach
Evansville
Rockport
Grandview Extension Electric Line May Start Soon
William Cost, chief engineer of the Tennis company, has inspected the route in the city for the Grandview Extension of the electric line. Prospects look favorable for beginning construction at an early date on the project.
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William Cost
The
Tennis Company
Grandview
Recital Held at Home of Charles Salm by Miss Owen Pupils
Miss Nancy Owen presented a recital at the home of Sirs Charles Salm on Tuesday night. Pupils' friends were invited and a charming program was performed.
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Nancy Owen
Charles Salm
Editor C. T. Baker Visits City on Grand View Monitor Business
Grand view Monitor editor C. T. Baker was in the city on business Thursday.
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C. T. Baker
The
Grandview Monitor
Compromise on drains and late court actions in Spencer
Spencer circuit court adjourned last Thursday with several estate matters heard. Judges appointed William Wilkin son and Z E Roberts to the county Board of Review for 1910. Hearings set May 12 for Emma Walter vs Christian Eberhard and Sallie Owen vs John Rice. Guardian actions and estate sales approved or reported, with several final reports and guardians discharged. Marriages and several Spencer county private party transfers listed, including Fred Jones and Nora Grant, and multiple couples from Spencer and Owensboro areas.
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Spencer
Kiper
Spencer County Board of Review
John W. Wilkinson
Luce Township
Z. HE. Roberts
Ohio
Emma Walter
Christian Eberhard
Sallie Owen
John Rice
George W. Horrom
Mary A. Billings
Hatfield
Wm. H. Jones
Barbara Deeg
Wm. V. Hesson
Oma E. Hesson
Crowder
Abijah Crowder
James G. Taylor
Elizabeth Schweinfurth
Henry Sohn
Eliza Sohn
Kentucky Couples Wed In Early May Nuptials
Marriage licenses show Jesse J. White 24 painter of Kentucky wed to Lottie Herron 19 of Kentucky by Esquire 8 L Brown on May 5. William T. Price 28 motorman of Louisville wed to Bertha F. Norris 24 of Stanley by Reverend G. N. Wall on May 5.
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Jesse J. White
Painter
Kentucky
Lottie Herron
L. Brown May
William T. Price
Louisville
Bertha F. Norris
Stanley
G. N. Wall
Real estate transfers and oil lease actions recorded
Multiple property deeds show transfers from Martha Jones to Flavius Jones and others, including lots in Richland City and Buffaloville, with values ranging from $1 to $8,000. A batch of twelve mortgages, seven releases, eight assignments and one oil lease release were recorded last week.
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Julia Tower
Anderson Parker
Lake Realty Co
James Sargent
Richland City
Mary E. Wahl
Francis Silas
Chatard
John G. Foerster
Adolph
Samuel H. Foerster
Alice M. Brown
Wilbur Kemp
Henry Meyers
Marion West
W. Q. Collins
W. H. Gunn
Homar E. Totton
Emma Wahl
Brown and Brown Uo
John M. Hall
Burkhart
Eigemann
Arthur B. Burkhart
Resolutions of Respect for James P Crews
Knights of Pythias lodge members publish resolutions mourning the death of James P Crews a loyal Lake Mill lodge No 181 member and neighbor. They express sympathy to his family and plan to disseminate the notice through the lodge records the family and county paper and prayers for comfort.
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James P. Crews
Lake Mill Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Joshua Shrode
KE. H. Criswell
W.H. Squier
Simpers and Grippenstroh Wed in Quiet City Ceremony
Bernard D. Simpers, youngest son of Mr and Mrs W F Simpers and Miss Christina Grippenstroh were quietly married at the M E parsonage Wednesday evening at six o'clock by Rev E H Boldrey. The couple will reside on a farm in Hammond township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard D. Simpers
W. F. Simpers
Christina Grippenstroh
M. E. Parsonage
E. H. Boldrey
Ringling Bros Circus Draws Crowds In Evansville
Large crowds from Rockport and nearby areas gathered in Evansville to see Ringling Bros. circus. Officials expect many more to attend the show in Owensboro tomorrow.
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Rockport
Evansville
Ringling Bros. Circus
Owensboro
Divorce Suit Filed in Circuit Court
A divorce suit, John W. Therber versus Tina L. Therber, has been filed in the circuit court. The couple reports a marriage of about one month.
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John W. Therber
Tina L. Therber
Circuit
Squire Jones Court Faces Week of Activity
The case names a Grandview party supplying information amid ongoing court proceedings this week.
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Squire Jones
Grandview
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Corbett— Gibbons
the People's Opportunity
Court House
Josephine Brown
Andrew J. Brown
Jacob Fahr
Mary Kettler
Jesse Fahr
William G. Avery
Arrena Knight
Robert L. Lanhburg
Charles H. Lawburg
Luce, Grass
Ohio Townships
Daniel Koppet
Fred Jones
Nora Grant
G. Lemuel Conway
Ida E. Gibbons
Grant Havener
Lena Aud
Herman Fuqua
Grocer
Bonnie Alexander
Jamess. Dawson
Farmer
Spencer County
Libby
R. Hinds
Henry E. McDowell
Maude Williams
Martha Jones
Flavius Jones
Pine
Simpers—Grippenstrom
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