Cass Township 1906 Annual Receipts and Expenditures Report
The Cass Township 1906 financial records itemize receipts from several treasuries and the dog fund, plus a long disbursement list. Notable entries include transfers, July to December appropriations, and numerous village vendors, public works costs, and school-related payments. The document records a large total of expenditures and specific line items for roadwork, supplies, and teachers.
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Cass Township
Mei
Treas
Dog Fund
Sullivan County Indiana Township Treasurer Financial Statement 1907
The sworn statement by CHAS. HALE as Township Trustee lists receipts and disbursements for Special Ad’t Tuition School Road Fund and Balance on hand. It shows totals for balance and receipts, ending balance figures, and notes overdrawn amounts to be settled, sworn before MARSHALL MAXWELL on January 8, 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hale
Cass Township
Es Butler
Adv Board
M. Ring
Maxwell
Same
Res Hale
D. Kiger & Co
R. Pigg
Pope
E. Walters
J. Goodman
S. Staning
Sun
P. Poynter
Eaton
E. F. Walters
Ponce
Curry Mayfield
Stanley
W. Pennett
H. Goble. Printing Co
Dater Andvisory
Ceeeeee
James Gray
Schmidt & Co
Thos. P. Parks
Rash McCammon SamMe
Froya Wright
Theodore Shanks
John Gray
S. D. Kiger & Co
B.D. Kiger & Co
FE. Russell
Rush McCammon
J. Parks
Alsman
Bridge Lumber
We. A. Dudley
GC. Pigg
Sohn Boone
Riter Gray
A. J. Conley
Adv
Ernest FE. Bledsoe
William L. Baker & Co
W. Bennett
Berry Norris
Valentin Deich
Behn Deich
Mel. Pigg
Branson
Aiva Cgc
Wyman
Boy F. Steele
Winnie Alsop
SAMEC
Graham, Same
Hanson, Saame
Wren C. Ford
Wreliie Mason
Hendrickson
M Moore
John Rector _ Dugeger
Faalalah McMichiel
Ris Hendrickson
Dewees
Bellie Mason
Cewee
C. Ford
Wade
Pee
Asie Hamilton
Staford Chambers
Abizial Duerer
Baéeric Calland
Roy F. Steele
Stella M. Wilson
Wenman Kelly
Raleigh Humphrey
Beth Stark
Alumbaugh
Kiger & Co
J. M. Wilhelm
S. H
ReMind. S. Coal Co
Floyd Wright
Echmidt & Co
A. Wilhelm
Over
West Bedwell
A. J. Garry
Y. P. R. C. Books
HH. Klinger
Warren & Co
Weeves Brothers
H .W
Hroyd Wright
Ringer
Haries Bedwell
Coal Co
Kevi Gambill
Haney & White
Red S. Coal Co
F. Asrey
E. Credie
Ek Hawkins
WD. Kiger & Co
Resh McCammon
Rash McCammon
William H. Bridwell
Sohn Delch
I. Pigg
whenMatalah McMichiel
Pigg
Lamber& M. Branson
Alva C. Wyman
Nente Alsop
Ima Alsop
Roy Steele
Graham
Piety
Hanson
Samme
Ceesseee
Mason
Chas. Hale
Marshall Maxwell
Walsh railroads attract bids as indictment looms
With the John R. Walsh indictment expected soon, Chicago and New York financiers jockey for control of the Walsh railroads. A new purchase proposal has surfaced alongside the Prince offer from Boston capitalists. Rumors place a Chicago Northwestern bid at 23 million dollars including 30 000 acres of coal lands, while Morgan interests once sought joint control blocked by Frick.
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Chicago
Ill
John R. Walsh
Federal Grand Jury
Walsh
John J. Mitchell
Clearing -House Committee
Mitchell
New York
A. G. Green
Boston
Chicago & Northwestern
Southern Indiana Railroad
Pennsylvania Railroad
Vanderbilt
Indiana
Chicago Southern
Pennsylvania
New York Central
Morgan
Frick
Scott speaks at Evansville on Commercial Indiana and catalogues
Hon James Wade Emison of Vincennes, a notable local figure, spoke at the Retail Merchants association in Evansville on Commercial Indiana detailing early state merchants Francis Vigo and William Henry Harrison. He announced a bid for the Republican gubernatorial nomination and urged mobilizing support. Walter G Scott of Sullivan addressed catalogue houses urging price competition to curb their dominance.
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James Wade Emison
Vincenes
Emison
Indiana
Francis Vigo
Vigo County
William Henry Harrison
United States
Harrison
Walter G. Scott
Sullivan
Scott
Funeral of Mrs Lula M Ford in Sullivan
Mrs Lula M Ford wife of Mike Ford of Sullivan died Tuesday morning at East Washington street home of Lem Ford from tuberculosis after about four months of illness. Born January 22, 1882 she leaves husband and three children. Daughter of Thomas Holland. Funeral Wednesday at Lem Ford residence conducted by Rev Stewart I Long Baptist pastor. Interment Coffman cemetery.
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Lula M. Ford
Mike Ford
Sullivan
The
Baptist Church
Coffman Cemetery
A Bouquet from Trinidad Writer Compliments County Paper
Will Hume of Trinidad Col writes to Editors Union Sullivan Ind praising the paper. He sends a money order to cover arrears and expresses appreciation for the magazine and news sections as leaders among county papers. He wishes success in the new year.
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Will Hume
Jefferson Township
Trinidad
Col
Editors Union
Sullivan
Ind
Rear Admiral Davis Warned Mission Of Mercy At Kingston Unwelcome
Kingston Jamaica January 21 government says it can cope without help so American warships sail to Guantanamo. Washington January 21 Rear Admiral Davis reports Jamaican authorities declined landing wrecking parties to help hospitals streets debris burial but landed sailors to guard penitentiary and protect the consulate. West Indian regiment and insular constabulary guard the town. No tidal wave and fire reached distant suburbs.
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Washington
Davis
Kingston
West Indian Regiment
Insular Constabulary
Kingston Crisis Ends U S Relief Mission After Governor Clash
Rear Admiral Davis withdraws American aid from Kingston after Governor Swettenham objects to American sailors clearing streets and aiding the wounded. Davis cites dignity of the United States. battleships Missouri Indiana and gunboat Yankton sail out. Kingston streets remain perilous with decaying bodies amid ongoing blight and death.
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Kingston
Jamaica
Davis
Swettenham
United States
Missouri
Indiana
Yankton
Headquarters House
Roosevelt
Celtic
Admiral Davis
Game
Panama Canal
London in shock over Kingston incident and missing sailors
A Kingston incident causes deep regret in London as American warships hurriedly depart. About 450 dead and at least 150 unaccounted for. British praise for U S aid contrasts with Governor Swettenham's stressed actions amid recent tragedies.
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London
Kingston
United States
Swettenham
Stop to Kingston earthquake relief shipments likely
New York January 21 relief efforts for Kingston quake victims may pause for now. Governor Swettenham’s Jamaica government refuses American warship aid, making it likely supplies on the Alleghe ny and Prinz Joachim will not reach Kingston and instead await Port Antonio.
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New York
Kingston
Swettenham
Jamaica
Allegheny
Prinz Joachim
Port Antonio
Not True Says Bacon On Kingston Dispatch
Acting Secretary of State Bacon dismissed a Kingston dispatch about Governor Swettenham and Rear Admiral Davis as false. He charged newspapers with intent to create trouble and said there was no truth in the report. The withdrawal of American ships caused a strong reaction in Washington.
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Bacon
Washington
Kingston
Swettenham
Davis
Has J. P. Morgan Retired
New York reports J. P. Morgan has not been at his office since the holidays and will largely withdraw from daily operations. His affairs are placed in order with J. P. Morgan Jr. taking practical control of the New York and London banking houses since January 1.
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New York
J. P. Morgan
Wall Street
J. P. Morgan, Jr
London
Old Soldier Fatally Injured After Prison Fight
Danville Ill January 21 Henry Laferty in mate at city prison insulted by Thomas Cranston who struck him on the jaw. Laferty fell against a stone wall breaking his neck. Both men were Soldiers Home members after drinking following voucher cashing. They had been friends.
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Danville
Ill
Henry Laferty
Thomas Cranston
Laferty
O Cranston
Shawneetown Flood Situation Improves Yet Rising
Shawneetown Illinois January 21 river rising at half an inch per hour levee in excellent condition authorities believe it will stand residents move household goods to upper stories in anticipation of worst.
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Shawneetown
Fugitives From Flooded Shawneetown Seek Shelter in Carmi
Hundreds of Shawneetown residents flee rising Ohio River floodwaters and move to Carmi for shelter. Officials say shelters suffice and tents from Springfield remain unused unless Shawneetown conditions worsen.
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Carmi
Ill
Shawneetown
Ohio River
Springfield
Bailey investigation deepens amid forced Senate vote
Austin Texas January 21 The Bailey investigation advances as friends announce a vote will be forced on his election Tuesday and if proven guilty on certain charges he will resign his senate seat.
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Bailey
Austin
Tex
Big Four Train Blown to Atoms in Indiana Disaster
Terre Haute Indiana January 21 one of the most remarkable railway catastrophes leaves twenty seven dead and over thirty injured when a Big Four accommodation train passing Sanford near Terre Haute detonates a car of powder from a freight train. The blast destroys cars track and ignites a vast funeral pyre as rescuers race to the scene. Officials report additional fatalities and a coroner's inquiry begins as searchers recover victims and identify the dead and missing amid widespread devastation.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Sanford
Paris
Tll
Thomas
Noah Wolf
William Thompson
Clark Steele
Chas. Gosnell
John Franklin
Ashmore
Till
William Davis
Vermillion
James Fenton
Kiever
Til
J. W. Sutherland
A. D. Hector
Elbridge
A. A. Hicks
Frank Fielder
Findlay
Mary Earhart
H. Blakeley
John A. Bowen
J. W. Southcott
Shelbyville
Ill
A. Kuykendall
J. O. Sawyer
Chas
A. Wiley
Kansas
James Hendricks
Mattoon
Harry Jared
Linsie Eddington
Charles Boggles
Westville
H. A. Epperson
Frank Thomas
T. O. Rhodes
Brazil
EK. M. Costin
Big Four
Fontanet
Alton
Leavitt
Trustee Frank Spencer Recovering After Appendicitis
Trustee Frank Spencer of Jefferson Township recently underwent an appendicitis operation at Eastmans Sanitarium in Indianapolis. He stood the operation well and is recovering. He is expected to return home within ten days.
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Frank Spencer
Jefferson Township
Eastman
Indianapolis
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Charles Mason
W. S. Baker & Co
J. M. Moore
John Rector
Dugger
Ceee
J. EF. Russell
Rhage
J. M. Lang
Sullivan Schoo
Edgar Smith
Fairbanks Town and Coast Co
W. T. Wilson
John A. Beck
Frank Mitchell
Prank Spangler
Robert Taylor
W. A. Dudley
Ccse
J. F. Ferry
Ss. TD. Kiger & Co
J. J. Willis
S. H's
J. A. Willis
Robert McMonich
Perry Patton
CCC
Nathan Cox
Sherman Bean
John Walters
H. Schmidt & Co
Frank Spangler
W. V. Smith
Richard Park
John Robertson
Clark Bledsoe
W. Tl. Hunt
Q. M. Patton
Levi Gambill
Ceese
James Chambers
J. T. Brodie
Steele & Draper
J. W. Bedwell
W. . Smith
W. W. Smith
Reed & Batey
Yids Wass
Ira Pope
C. M. Ring
W. L. Baker & Co
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A. W. Anderson & Co
James Blevins
Frank
Stevenson Bridge
W. H. Murphy
Elmer Hiatt
Sam Murphy
S. W. Extine
W. M. McDaniel
B. O. Vaaughn
T. J. House
A. J. Alumbaugh
Hutson Barns
James Butler
Allen Deckard
Ping
Jesse Powell
Bridge Timber
Mattix
Turman & Riggs
A. J. Walters
W. L. Pligg
John Wilson
James Sevier
Jeff House
Enoch Walters
Dan Walters
Gilbert Thompson
Joe Vaughn
Bert Bedwell
John C. Alsop
William Alsop
Charles Weiler
Ed Bennett
Thomas Stevenson
Lewis Saucerman
Fred Bedwell
Thomas Goodman
L. W. Exline
Fred Asrey
H. C. Pigg
W. S. Pigg
W. H. Sims
Timber
James Harrison
Claude Alumbaugh
Boo Charles Decard
Ernest Bledsoe
William Decard
Asa Gambill
B. O. Vaughn
John Boone
George Boone
John Shipman
John Shipman, Same Scot Foge
Alye Overton
W. B. Neal
Eli Clayton
David Bedwell
James Moore
Jonas Parks
Wey Lon Decard
Carl Alumbaugh
Dot Chambers
John Sevier
James Moody
James Gaskell
D. E. Everhart
Robert Shipman
S. E. Sevier
Wilson McClellan
Isabel Boone
J. H. Mason
State of Indiana
Sullivan County
Walsh Holdings
Chicago Clearing House Committee
Walsh Roads
Evansville
Associa
Tion
President's
Mission of Mercy At
Guantanamo
Pierpont Morgan, JB
Indiana Village
Spencer Recovering
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