Supreme Court Reverses Wright Embezzlement Conviction
The supreme court reversed the Sullivan circuit court verdict convicting William Wright former treasurer of a miners union of embezzling 1100 dollars. It ruled the affidavit faulty for two words mislabeling Wright as officer and employee. He will be retried locally.
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Sullivan Circuit
William Wright
Wright
Shelburn man fined for disorderly place charge
Francis Lyman of Shelburn was fined $15 and costs by Judge Henderson on a charge of keeping a disorderly place. He went to jail. Seven liquor dealers are now confined in the county jail.
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Shelburn
Henderson
Lyman
Hastile
New Acker range offers best value for old store trade
Trust local Index Furniture department to trade your old store for a new Acker range. Cash or easy payments available, with neighbors endorsing the deal.
Notice of Appointment of Estate Administrator
The undersigned has been appointed administrator of the estate of David W. Larr, late of Sullivan County, Indiana, deceased. The estate is believed to be solvent. William E. Maple named as Administrator. I. H. Kalley, Attorney. 4613.
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Sullivan County
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William E. Maple
I. H. Kalley
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Sarah Sills
Sullivan Circuit Court
Tilghman Ogle
Isaac Kalley
William E. Catlin
Field for presidential candidates heats up in 1905 nominating race
Washington reports the Republicans face a crowded field if Roosevelt declines a third term. The piece lists potential frontrunners Hughes Knox Fairbanks Taft Cannon LaFollette Cummins and outlines how southern and noncontiguous states could sway the convention with 332 southern votes and crucial blocs from New York and Pennsylvania.
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Graduation reception honors Maude Trueblood at Merom
In Merom on June 12 a reception for Maude Trueblood and her Union Christian College graduation was hosted by Nannie Trueblood. Thirty five guests attended, with three course refreshments and decorations in senior class colors as music and chats filled the evening.
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Maude
Union Christian College
Free sample of Dr. Shoop Health Coffee imitator
Advertises a coffee substitute named Dr. Shoop Health Coffee that imitates Old Java and Mocha in flavor but contains no real coffee. Claims it is made from toasted grains with malt and nuts, quick to prepare, and offered by T. B. Shaffer.
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T. B. Shaffer
Catalogs and cures offered by Dr Crowley
An advertisement urges readers to request a catalogue for Smith Free and Business College Vincennes Ind services in telegraphy shorthand and typing. The notice claims memory loss and nervous diseases signal early illness and touts Dr Crowley as having saved hundreds, urging consulting for a sure lasting cure.
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