Northern Indiana Editors Elect Officers in Session
South Bend Indiana June 14 The Northern Indiana Editorial association elected officers with Clay Metzker Plymouth Democrat as president W W Lockwood Pern Republican first vice president Wm Beeson Winchester Journal second vice president J E McDonald Ligonier Banner third vice president J S Conlogue Kendallville Sun secretary and treasurer Executive committee B F Loutham Logansport Pharos A Miller South Bend Tribune E S Williams Warsaw Times A P Kent Elkhart Review W B Westlake Marion Leader Delegates to National Editorial Association John B Lion South Bend Times G Y Fowler Frankfort Times F W Willis Waterloo Press Harriet Conlogue Kendallville Sun J A Barnes Auburn Courier Edward A Jernegan Mishawaka Enterprise.
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South Bend
Ind
Northern Indiana
Clay Metzker
Plymouth Democrat
W. W. Lockwood
Pern Republican
Wm. Beeson
Winchester Journal
J. E. McDonald
Ligonier Banner
J. S. Conlogue
Kendallville Sun
B. F. Loutham
Logansport Phares
A. Miller
South Bend Tribune
No Place for It Chicasn Driven Out of Indiana
Auditor Hart orders the Co-Oper ating Home and Farm Purchasing company of Chicago out of the state. The firm with agents statewide charged a monthly 1.85 assessment with 25 cents for expenses and 16 cents for contingencies. No fixed contract maturity date set. prosecutors to be notified to pursue action against agents who continue in business.
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Chicasn
Indiana
Hart
Indianapolis
Chicago
W. H. Hart
Swain Accepts Swarthmore Presidency
Bloomington Indiana June 16 Dr Jos Swain president of Indiana University since 1893 has accepted the presidency of Swarthmore College near Philadelphia and will leave his post at the close of this school year after nine years of service.
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Swain
Bloomington
Ind
Jos. Swain
Indiana University
Swarthmore College
Philadelphia
Jury Acquits William Fodrea in Seay Case
Noblesville Ind June 16 The jury found William Fodrea not guilty in the Seay assassination case after one hour and thirty minutes deliberation with four ballots decisive for the acquittal.
Deaths Mrs Virgil Stratton Peregrines Died After Long Illness
Mrs. Virgil Stratton died last Thursday night after a lengthy illness. Her brother Harry Pittman Jr. died a few days earlier. She wished to visit her father where Harry was ill, but could not return home. Funeral at Little Flock Saturday conducted by Rev. A. M. McGuire. She left no children. Mr and Mrs Stratton married April 1891.
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Virgil Stratton
Mrs. Stratton
Infant Dies After Summer Illness In Coffman Cemetery Burial
Mr and Mrs Levi Dudley mourn the loss of their infant son who died last Thursday morning from a summer complaint. The burial was held Friday in Coffman cemetery with family expressing sympathy.
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Levi Dudley
Coffman
Quick Cold Breaker Promises 24 Hour Relief
For colds in the head chest throat or any portion of the body breaks up a cold in 24 hours without interruption to work. Will prevent colds if taken when first symptoms appear. Price 25c Sold by E. E. Muebler.
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E. E. Muebler
Probate appointments name Cushman heirs and Curry guardian
G. W. Buff qualified as administrator of the estate of Thos. J. Cushman. I. H. Kalsey qualified as guardian of Belle Wells, Henry Caloway, Mary Caloway, and James Caloway. Mary J. Curry appointed guardian of Jesse Curry.
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G. W. Buff
Thos. J. Cushman
I.H. Kalsey
Belle Wells
Henry
Mary
James Caloway
Mary J. Curry
Jesse Curry
Town Board Appoints Officials and Water Test Ordered
The town board met in regular session naming Dr. Walter N. Thompson to the school board replacing F. E. Basler. Dr. C. H. Edwards named health officer and W. P. Stratton town attorney. C. F. Morlobon hired as night engineer at the water works. J. B. Huffman of Pana Illinois authorized to sink a 72 foot steel casing tube to test Busseron’s water supply for 2389 dollars.
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Walter N. Thompson
F. E. Basler
C. H. Edwards
W.P. Stratton
C. F. Morlobon
J. B. Huffman
Pana, Ills
Busseron
Boarders and Roomers Listed in Crooks Property
Mrs. Mary Crooks on South Section Street lists boarders and roomers at her residence inviting potential lodgers to inquire about available rooms and terms.
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Mary Crooks
South Section Street
Death by accidental shooting of Roy Brower near Indian Prairie
Coroner Perry Maxwell investigated the case after a Pleasantville call reported Roy Brower, 14, died from a gun misfire while hunting. He pulled his gun over a fence, the hammer struck a rail, the load struck his stomach, and he died within minutes. The boy, son of Richard Brower, was buried at Indian Prairie after a Sunday funeral.
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Perry Maxwell
Pleasantville
Roy Brower
Indian Prairie Church
Indian Prairie
Roy
Richard Brower
Court actions summary from Vigo county docket notices
The docket lists multiple cases with dismissals, judgments, and orders. Notices include James M Reynolds vs Margaret A Stephens with amended defendant, depositions published, and mortgage actions. Elevate details show divorce dismissals for want of prosecution, quiet titles, investments and real estate sales, and bar admissions for M W Fields and W W Johnson.
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James M. Reynolds
Margaret A. Stephens
Charles M. Crawford
John E. Stephens
Clay County
Samuel Treadway
Harder & Hafer Coal Mining Co
Arrie J. Deiss
Edward T
Hannah J. Deiss
Coats
Gus Neiman
Martha E. Neiman
Thos. H. Harmon
David H. Lovelace
Edgar Rusher
Rainbow Coal Co
Richard N. Worth
Diana
Wiley Gambit
James B
Lafayette Pigg
Greene County
Josh Beasley
Charles S. Hawkins
Dennis Hurst
Flora George
Alice Hunter
Vigo County
Henry E. Wyasth
Geo. M. Luntz
Frank Buright
Sanford Price
Herman Hulman
D. A. Murphy
Rebecca Alumbaugh
Thomas Exline
J. P
Elizabeth Lucas
Martin W Lucas
Elizabeth Harris
Henry Heaton
John
A. W
Philip Miller
Thos R. Ratcliff
Albert Wheatley
Juda
Gambill
Wiley H. Gambill
Grace L. Joseph
Edgar M. Joseph
Grace L. Weir
I. H. Kalley
Bell Wells
John Manuel
Till Ogle
P. R. Jenkins
Addison Drake
Board of Review
Robert van Horn
Aleththa Burton
James M. Moore
Ethel and
Earl Magill
E M. W. Fields
Princeton
W. W. Johnson
Vincennes
Money to Loan and Abstracts of Title Services Offered
Money to loan at 5 percent interest for ten years with option to pay part or all on any interest day. Abstracts of title prepared at reasonable prices.
Bride Elect stages bright comic opera at Bass Auditorium
Home talent presented Sousa's Bride Elect comic opera on June 12 and 13 at Bass Auditorium Sullivan to raise funds for a pipe organ for the M. E. church. Cast included Fred Hoke, Cappy Stratton, Direlle Chaney, Bob White, Beulah Farley and Madge Kelly with W. E. Burton as pianist. The production drew praise for costumes, singing, and stage work with broad audience approval.
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Bass Auditorium
M. E. Church
Gamido
Direlle Chaney Buscato
Carl Stratton Pietro
Csc Ee
Fheseanads
Harry Crawford Sardina
Hte
Gavebe
Princess of
Capri
Josephine Daa Ei Bee
Hesas Reid la Pastorella
Beulah Farley Margherita
Katherine Kirkham
Madge Kelly Zagond
Eeve
Mand Barco Rosamonda
Sndalaes
Grace McCloud
W. E. Burton
Billy Griffin
George Bicknell
E. S. Crowder
Dodo
Dudu
Bob White
C. H. Stratton
Fred Hoke
Cappy Stratton
Mdirelle Chaney
Shelburn
Sullivan
Sousa
Beulah Farley
Farley Far
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Proved Cures Severe Burns
A fire accident in Kirkman Iowa led a woman to suffer a severe burn from a gasoline stove. N. E. Palmer reported that doctors failed to heal the running sore until Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cured it completely. Available for 25 cents at Joe K. Smocks.
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N. E. Palmer
Kirkman
Bucklen
Joe K
Marriage Licenses Listed for Six Couples
Teddie Risley to Effie Allen. Alonzo D. Hunter to Lillie E. Engle. James Miles to M. Josephine Buff. Marah Moore to Mamie Shaunk. Wm. T. Pogue to Marie Frost. Jesse EK Haddon to Margaret Griffith.
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Teddie Risley
Effie Allen
Alonzo D. Hunter
Lillie E. Engle
James Miles
M. Josephine Buff
Marah Moore
Mamie Shaunk
Wm. T. Pogue
Marie Frost
Jesse EK
Haddon
Margaret Griffith
Pension Increases for Local Residents Noted
Josephus Anderson now receives a pension of 17 dollars per month and J F Richardson receives 8 dollars per month as reported in the local notices.
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Josephus Anderson
J. F. Richardson
Farm For Sale Near Sullivan Indiana
A 216 acre farm northeast of Sullivan five miles is for sale. Mostly cultivated with a seven room house two large barns and a good orchard. Well watered and all land in grain except 40 acres. Terms are reasonable with long time payments. Contact Zack W. Price Sullivan Indiana.
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Sullivan
Grais
Zack W. Price
Ind
Divorce actions and damages filed in local court
New Suits filed for divorce between Mary L Wright and Jerry Wright. Anna M Bradbury sues Alfred Bradbury for divorce. Tanner Gordon seeks damages from E T A R. Springer's offers items at 69c. Rock described as a rare treat.
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Mary L. Wright
Jerry Wright
Anna M. Bradbury
Alfred Bradbury
Tanner Gordon
E. & T. A. R. Damages
Springer
Indianapolis Tragedy Ends in Double Fatality
Andrew Deiss of Peoria Illinois cut the throat of his bride at the mother’s home on West Washington street Indianapolis and then killed himself by swallowing carbolic acid Mrs Deiss aged 16 is perhaps fatally injured.
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Indianapolis
Andrew Deiss
Peoria
Ills
West Washington Street
Suicide of Had don Township man near Sullivan Ind
Richard Brower a 32 year old Had don township resident committed death by own action by shooting himself through the head. He leaves a small family. The cause is unknown.
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Sullivan, Ind
Richard Brower
Haddon Township
Brower
Man Jumpers From Brooklyn Bridge In River Tragedy
A Brooklyn bridge car passenger aged about 27 leaped from the bridge rail into the East River Sunday evening. He was well dressed and yelled Good-bye as he vanished. Policeman Dorn chased him but only witnessed the jump. A police launch searched for hours with no trace of the body.
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New York
Brooklyn Bridge
Dorn
Indiana newspaper industry grows despite hard times
The article notes a surge in printing and publication employment in Indiana from 1890 to 1900, with 4 485 wage earners in 1900 up from 2 628 in 1890 and investments rising from 3 589 513 to 6 093 191 in 1900, reflecting broader prosperity alongside political reflections on the Philippine question and a tribute to Indiana soldiers through a dedicated monument.
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Indiana
Real estate transfers across Indiana towns summarized
A list of property transactions showing deeds and lots traded in Sullivan Hymera Dugger Shelburn Jackson township and nearby areas. Names include Hunt Colgin Shepherd Patton Farley Kitchell King Murdock Lovelace Keen Everhart Stan ton Criss Patton Steele Wilkinson Bays Burnett Asdell Worth Price Newton Shelburn Kalley Sherman Newton Hipstaial Hawk True Crowder May Davis Crowder Luzader Luz ader Wolfe Robinson and others.
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Beasley & Brown
Hymers
D Hunt
Henry M Colgin
Sullivan
Ed Shepherd
Isaac Maxwell
Henry A Patton
Forrest
Farley
Jefferson
Jennie Kitchell
Thomas King
Hymera
Wm T Murdock
D H Lovelace
Turman
Jesse H King
John Keen
Stella Littlejohn
Robert W. Mitchell
Dugger
Ind
Chicago
DE Everhart
Ind Ry Co
Jackson
Austin Everhart
Wm N Patton
Rheels
Wim Steele
Matilda Wilkinson
So Ind Ry Co
Davis Bays
Ed Wildman
Haddon
John T Burnett
Josiah Asdell
Hamilton
Alvin A Stark
Josephine Dix
Mecca Morgan
H V Stark
Shelburn
Fairbanks
Diana Tennis
Richard Worth
Zach Price
Wm R Price
Abed Bldea
Cass
Kalley
C J Sherman
Fred W Newton
Daisy Newton
M M Hughes
Martin Hipstaial
Charles Hawk
Benoni True
H Crowder
May Davis
Amos H Caffee
Chas E Brewer
W B_ Bonham
Telephone Improvements Link Exchange to External Wires
The Sullivan Telephone Exchange will lay cables from the exchange to connect with external wires. The cables carry 100 wires. Marion Shade, the manager, says a Terre Haute connection will be made via Colemont. Terre Haute independent company builds to Colemont. line from Alum Cave extended to meet them.
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Sullivan Telephone Exchange
Marion Shade
Terre Haute
Colemont
Alum Cave
Celery Nerve Compound Promises Sleep Remedy
Lichty’s Celery Nerve Compound is an extract of celery with additional ingredients touted to calm nerves and induce sleep. Sold by E. E. Maebler as a rare nerve medicine with prompt soothing curative effects.
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E. E. Maebler
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