Republican Township Ticket Featured in Reunion Decor Plea
The ticket lists Charles B. Landis for Congress and a full slate including E. J. Mendenhall Ira W. Christian ML Gentry Geo Griffin John Bauchert Walter White Hugh Johnson C L Ray J E art Oak Hamilton Metsker Greo W Scott R C Kercheval in roles such as representative auditor treasurer sheriff surveyor coroner and commissioners. The GA BR Post asks business men to decorate their rooms for the reunion.
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Congress
Chas. B. Landis
E. J. Mendenhall Vaudge
Ira W. Christian
ML. Gentry
Geo. Griffin
John Bauchert
Walter White
Hugh Johnson
CL Ray
J. E
GA. BR. Post
Candidate Marshall Endorsed by Brewers in State
The Tremoccratic party stance on temperance is praised by Crawford Fairbanks Albert Lieber Tom Taggart and all local brewers and saloonkeepers in the state.
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Marshall
Crawford Fairbanks
Albert Lieber
Tom Taggart
Eminent ministers shift to Republican temperance plank
Two veteran ministers, four Methodists and a Baptist, long supporters of the Prohibition party, announce they will vote for Jim Watson and Republican legislative candidates in Indiana. They warn Democratic victory would harm temperance efforts and urge Prohibition allies to join in backing the Republican slate for state and local option laws. Rev. Samuel Godfrey leads the group, known as the North Western Indiana Conference figure.
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Lafayette
Jim Watson
Friends of Temperance Legislation
Samuel Godfrey
Nestor
Northwestern
Indiana
Prohibition Party
Temperance
School Notes Spelling Out Opening, Music Program
School opens for all grades next Monday September a4. High school assembly will feature music by Miss Carrie Beals and Miss Lilly Carter with piano duets by Ruth Harris and Helen Pearson. Morning bells schedule and a preliminary teachers meeting next Saturday September 12 at 10 A.M.
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Carrie Beals
Lilly Carter
Governor calls special session for Indiana legislature
Governor Traniy calls a sixty fifth general assembly special session for September to address local option liquor laws and unexpended appropriations. It will also consider restoring seats in districts due to recent deaths and resignations with elections set for September 7.
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Uichitapedie. Rept
General Assembly
John Benz
Crawford
Dubois
Perry
Orber
Carroll and
Clinton
Frank Wade
Pusey County
Oliver Carmichael
Delaware
John B. Faulkner
Liporte County
Jen
Parker
Nhe
Traniy
House
Senate
Vincennes University
Indiana
Vincennes
Watson
Southeastern Indiana
Sixty-fifth General Assembly
Board of County Commissioners
A Double Tragedy in Brookville Ind
Jenese Woodruff aged sixty three killed his wife Angeline Taylor with a flatiron then shot himself in a suicide attempt. Neighbors heard cries but assumed a quarrel and did not intervene. The bodies were found together after a later report of more shots. The couple had married two years earlier with Woodruff transferring all his property to her. They had been separated for weeks prior to the incident.
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Brookville
Ind
Jenese Woodruff
Pharshal
Woodruff
Angeline Taylor
End of Roosevelt vacation ends Sagamore Hill stay
President Roosevelt plans to end his Oyster Bay retreat by September and relocate to the White House for the coming winter and spring. The move ends seven years of summer capital status for Oyster Bay and keeps the president closely in touch with political matters.
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Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
White House
Washington
Oyster Bay
United States
Little Village
Earlie
Rejected vows lead to murder suicide in Wabash
In Wabash on a buggy ride, Joel I. Baker a 25 year old carpenter shot and killed Mrs. Sylvian Hernice a 30 year old widow after learning she planned to marry another man. He then killed himself as the horse returned to the livery stable bearing the dead couple.
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Wabash
Joel I. Baker
Sylvian Hernice
Hvery
Liquor Confiscation Burned After City Court Ruling
Richmond Ind September 10 Following a decision by the Eagles not to appeal the city court order liquor seized in their club rooms was burned in the courthouse crematory. Officials reported 187 pints beer twelve quarts whisky gin and wine forty seven glasses and eighty five empty bottles destroyed in the blaze resembling a cannonade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Ind
Eagles
Court House
Fire at Huntington mill site ruins multiple structures
A blaze in Huntington Indiana last night damaged the Knudson Mercer Lumber office and mill, three lumber sheds, fifteen railroad cars on the Wabash line, and the Silver Weber grain elevator. Loss exceeds 100000 dollars and the origin remains undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
Ind
Knudson-Mercer Lumber Company
Silver & Weber
Notice of Administration in Hamilton County Indiana
The Clerk of the Circuit Court appoints Alva V. Garver as Administrator of the estate of Jonathan A J Garver late of Hamilton County deceased. The estate is believed solvent. August 25 1908. Charles W. Griffin Attorney for Administrator.
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Hamilton County
State of
Indiana
Jonathan A.j.garver
Alva V. Garver
Charles W. Griffin
September weather forecast and community notices
Forecaster Jiva Hicks predicts a largely dry September with frost risk around the 15th. Storms peak early, with a midmonth center near the 7th and 6th to 9th marked by rain and cold. Read barometer for storm cues. autumnal equinox on the 22nd signals more rain and wind. Community items follow including class meetings, W R C district conference October 8, and local sales and ads.
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Iva R. Hicks
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R. CL Kercheval
Ruth Harris
Helen Pearson
Nora Bennett
Allene Pack
Tipton
Amartio Gleason
Charles Wood
Kempton
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Wood
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Sheridan, Indiana
Rev. Hicks
Malissa Scott
University of Chicago
J. Clark Stephenson
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Clair Parr
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Marion
Red Men’s Hall
Eber Teter
Geo. Teter
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St. Louis
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R. W. Emerson
Anchor Steam Laundry
W. P. Taylor
Shinkle Street
Findlay
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Harrisburg
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Underwood
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Sarah Underwood
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