Foot Crushed in Mine Injury Hits Fred Hammack
Farmersburg April 27 Fred Hammack suffered a badly crushed foot at the old Shel burn mine when a slate piece broke three bones and crushed the heel He was sent home by train with a bandaged foot and will be laid up for some time Theophilus J Fox a Farmersburg notable will lose sight of his right eye from a malady treated at Vinennes Dr Knapp sanitarium left eye saved
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Farmersburg
Fred Hammack
Shelburn
Theophilus J. Fox
Vinecennes
Former citizen on business opportunities
Washington date line reports ex Senator James S Barcus former Terre Haute resident now head of a New York publishing house discusses paths for young men to succeed. He argues that those ages thirty to forty from farming or small towns have the best chance in big markets and that New York draws the talent seedbed.
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Washington
Jackson Township
James S. Barcus
Terre Haute
New York
Metropolis
West
Nervousness in School Children Care Addressed
Statistics from school boards show many children suffer nervousness ranging from mild melancholy to chorea like twitchings. Proper food and sleep with Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin are claimed to cure, sold by Joe K Smock. Dr Crowley offers eye and ear examinations and treatment for learning difficulties.
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Joe K. Smock
Prominent Indictment of Absent Wife Sparks Warning
Levi McCoskey of Shelburn is listed as the husband announcing his wife Priscilla has left him without cause from their home in Shelburn, Indiana. He warns creditors to beware of extending credit to her and offers a one cent reward for her return with no thanks.
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Shelburn
Ind
Priscilla
Levi McCoskey
Former Circuit Rider Samuel Wardell Dies at 72
Hymera author Samuel B. Wardell a renowned Sullivan county figure died Wednesday at his home at 72 years old. The funeral was held at Bethel Church conducted by Rev. T. D. Russell. Wardell fathered 23 children, 17 surviving, and in early county days he rode circuits from Terre Haute to Vincennes and from Indianapolis to the Wabash River. He was a Civil War veteran who served gallantly.
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Hymera
Samuel B. Wardell
Sullivan County
Bethel
T. D. Russell
Wardell
Terre Haute
Vincennes
Indianapolis
Wabash River
Walsh Plans Chicago Southern Railway Entrance for Southern Indiana
Chicago April 17. John R Walsh forms a syndicate to complete the Chicago Southern Railway, giving the Southern Indiana Railway an entrance into Chicago. The clearing house committee will exchange Chicago Southern notes worth 766000 for first mortgage bonds on the road, plus a 250000 subscription to the syndicate and substantial bank director subscriptions to finish the project. The move aims to settle assets of three banks involved to the satisfaction of all parties.
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Chicago
John R. Walsh
Southern Indiana Railroad
James B. Forgan
Clearing House Committee
Chicago National Bank
Equitable Trust Company
Home Savings Bank
Chicago Southern Railway Company
Southern Indiana Railway Company
Chicago Southern Railway
Buck Buck Stallion Offered at 1907 Season
Buck Buck will stand the 1907 season at Thomas Shepherd’s barn three miles north of Dugger. Terms: 4 dollars cash or 6 dollars with eleven months time after colt proves sound. A conditional note may be taken for 6 dollars at eleven months with 6 percent interest. Fee due if mares moved without consent and service ends if mares depart. Accidents not accounted for.
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Bass
Charles
Rose Meade Farm
Sullivan
Ind
Curtis Gilbert
Buck
Thomas Shepherd
Dugger
Jolly
Indiana
Black Jolly Jack Nearly Sold As Breeder in Indiana
Black Jolly is described as a solid black jack with a white belly, mealy nose, round eyes, strong bone, good feet, and a proven breeder. His colts, numerous around Linton and south of Dugger, are shown from sucklings to five years old and are noted as good sellers and workers. Dugger, Indiana.
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Linton and
Vacinity
Dugger
Three Murder Trials Set for Sullivan Circuit Court
The May term of Sullivan circuit court opens May 27 with three murder cases on the schedule. Walter Green of Vincennes faces trial May 29 for allegedly killing his wife last November. Elmis Carter of Sullivan is slated to stand trial in week two for the October murder of Joseph B. Orr. Frank Landers of Dugger is set for trial in week three for the murder of Charles Stewart.
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Sullivan Circuit Court
Walter Green
Vincennes
Elmis Carter
Joseph B. Orr
Frank Landers
Dugger
Disease of stimulants and narcotics treated by Dr Crowley
The text describes addiction as a disease with weak willpower and loss of control. It claims many cases, once hopeless, are cured by Dr Crowley using medical skill, noting improvements in the nervous system and shattered conditions.
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Crowley
Dixon teachers wed in South Dakota ceremony
Miss Gertrude McAnally formerly of Hymera now living in Dixon South Dakota married Lloyd Harless of Dixon on April 3. Both bride and groom taught in Dixon public schools and will reside there.
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Gertrude McAnally
Hymera
Dixon, S. D
Lloyd Harless
Dixon
Tur Man and Riggs Carriages and Buggies Ad
The agency promotes a celebrated machine with a sample on the floor and urges callers to place orders now for harvest time readiness. Two more car loads are arriving this week as Tur Man and Riggs tout competitive prices and urge shoppers to compare before buying.
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Turman & Riggs
Turman and
Local Marriage Transfers List Names in 1900s Entries
A sequence of private marriage transfers shows names including George Home and Amanda J Wilson, Sanford Sullivan and Almeda M Daugherty, John T Adams and Malinda John, John Ross and Nellie Ross, George W Wilkins and Ada J Starkey.
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John Ross
Nellie Ross
George W. Wilkins
Ada J. Starkey
Harris Office Located in Citizens Trust Building
The office of O. B. Harris is situated in the Citizens' Trust building, per the available directory fragment.
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O. B. Harris
Citizens’ Trust Building
Notice of liquor license application in Sullivan County
White male resident of Cass township Sullivan County Indiana over 21 seeks license to sell intoxicating liquors at retail in quantities under five gallons with on premise consumption. Described premises include a 29 by 16 foot room in a three room frame building and a wareroom 16 by 16 feet within a tract of land of about two acres. Homer Marlow signs the notice with request to sell cigars and tobacco.
Application for Liquor License in Dugger Indiana
A white male resident of Cass township Sullivan county Indiana requests a license to sell intoxicating liquors at retail in quantities less than five gallons with on premises drinking. The applicant Fred Stein specifies a front room in a one story brick building on lot 10 in Dugger with measurements described and fronts a public street. First insertion April 10 1907 3t.
Liquor License Request In Sullivan County Indiana
William C Young, a white male resident of Hamilton township, seeks a one year license to sell and allow on premises intoxicating liquors in a small quantity at a frame building in Sullivan county. Application goes to the Sullivan county board of commissioners at the May 1907 session.
Daugherty seeks liquor license for Hamilton Township property
A white male resident of Hamilton township Sullivan county Indiana over 21 and living there over 90 days asks the Sullivan county Board of Commissioners for a liquor license to sell and allow drinking on premises. The request covers the lower room of a two story frame building on lot 4 Jackson Hill Coal & Coke Kelsem subdivision described as 22 by 40 feet.
Application to sell liquor in Sullivan Indiana described room
An application to the Sullivan County Board of Commissioners seeks permission to sell and drink liquor in a specified lower front room on the ground floor of a two-story brick building on lot 28 in Sullivan town. The detailed legal description covers the room’s boundaries and its front on Court street. The notice is signed by Taylor Edwards.
Local Liquor License Sought for Sullivan County Room
The Bihar resident commission seeks to sell intoxicating liquors in quantities under five gallons for on site consumption. The requested premises sit in a one story frame building in Sullivan County near section 29 township 8 and are described by a detailed boundary survey. The lower front room on the ground floor is specified as the drinking area.
Real Estate Description in Sullivan County Indiana
Property details describe land situate in Sullivan County Indiana. The description outlines boundaries and parcel identifiers within a real estate listing. The document notes ownership and potential conveyance aspects under Indiana law for transfer of the described tract.
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County of
Sullivan
State of
Application for Liquor License in Sullivan County
A white male resident of Cass township Sullivan County Indiana over 21 and resident over ninety days will apply to the Sullivan County Board of Commissioners at their May 1907 session for a license to sell intoxicating liquors in quantities under five gallons with on premises consumption. The described wareroom is a 16 by 18 foot room in a three room frame building on a tract beginning at the southeast corner of Section 30 Town 8 Range 8 West and running west 343 feet north 254 feet east 343 feet south to the beginning.
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Cass Township
Sullivan County
Indiana
Board of Commissioners of
Sec
Board of Commissioners
Dugger
Fred Stein
Hamilton Township
Rewis
Sta.2
Township Eight
Jackson Hill Coal & Coke Company
Kelsem
Recorders Office
Charles W. Daugherty
Sullivan Couty
Sullivan
Hamilton
Court Street
Saidce
Board of County Commissioners
Farnsworth
Elva Alsman
Orne
Venter
Application for liquor license in Dugger Indiana
Sullivan county commissioners seek a license for Olin Worthington to sell intoxicating liquor at retail in Dugger in a one story 18 by 40 foot building. The request covers selling in quantities under five gallons with on premises consumption and outlines the exact lot location and building frontage on a public street. Proceedings begin the first Monday in May 1907 at the county courthouse.
New Suits and Domestic Actions Across Indiana Districts
Several cases filed including George Haffley by next friend Puchanna Haffley against Vulcan Coal Company for damages. Richard O. McCammon seeks divorce from Grace E. McCammon. Injunctions requested for Jackson Township matters. Shrum v Clover Leaf and Shirley Hill Coal for personal injuries. Shepherds seek divorce. Houck and Bledsoe cases involve guardianship and partition.
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George Haffley
Puchanna Haffley
Vulcan Coal Company
Richard O. McCammon
Grace E. McCammon
Uriah Coulson
Frank M. Nead
Jackson Township
E. W. Price
George Phegley
Lewis Township
Vigo County
Clarence J. Shrum
Clover Leaf Coal Company
Shirley Hill Coal Company
Thomas Shepherd
Lucy B
Hiatt Wins County Assessor Race In Major Victory
Frank Hiatt, the well known county assessor, secured victory in a notable election. The result strengthens local governance and tax oversight, reflecting Hiatt's broad support across districts.
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Frank Hiatt
Nants
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Walsh
Thos. Shepherd
Dugger , Indiana
Curtis Gilbert, Mgr
Milwaukee Binder
Lyons Business College
Sullivan, Indiana
G. M. Lyons, Pres
Homer Marlow
William C, Young
Taylor Edwards
Edward A. Hoskins
Louise Hoskins
Mildred Hoskins
Lawrence Nulls
Mollie Leach
Stephen A. C. Hoskins
A. M. Murphy
Recorder’s Office
Aid County
Elizabetan
John T
Will H. Hays
Stephen A. D. Hoskins
Jacob Pfenning
Olin Worthington
Hiatt
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