Indiana 1909 Senate Election Charge Stirs Pending Inquiry
The Indianapolis Star reports that a former gubernatorial nominee and vice presidential candidate accuses the Indiana legislature of bribery in the 1909 bid for the U S Senate. The charges gain renewed attention amid related inquiries in New York Illinois and Mississippi and a Kern nomination.
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Indiana
United States
United States Senate
New York
Ilinois
Mississippi
Kern
Shively
Benjamin F. Shively
Senate of
Pribery
Indianapolis Star
Voice of the People column note from Union
A disclaimer explains that Voice of the People reflects writers views not the Union’s and that libelous material will not be published. The notice signals editorial boundaries for reader submissions and opinions.
Indiana Republicans Denounce Mine Safety and Tariff Plans
A 1910 Indiana party platform proclaims support for Taft and the national administration. It calls for a non partisan tariff commission, reciprocity, and strong public service, while endorsing Beveridge for senate and a one dollar per day pension for Civil War veterans. It also backs mine safety measures and new rescue stations.
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Indiana
Albert J. Beveridge
Senate
United States
Congress
Department of the Interior
Chicago pastor rails at charity imbalance and vice temptations
In a Grace Methodist service titled Chicago's Submerged Tenth pastor EB Williams criticizes society women for funding homeless dogs and cats while neglecting destitute children. He cites a bridge party raising 212 dollars for animals and urges prioritizing child welfare and preventive church work.
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Chicago
Society
EB. L. Williams
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Mr. Williams
Williams
Red Light
R. J. Wyckoff
Ravenswood Methodist Church
Notice of attachment and garnishment in Dudley v Fisher
Clayton A. Price, justice of the peace, Sullivan County Indiana, notices William Fisher to appear July 8, 1910, in the case of William T. Dudley v William Fisher. Dudley filed complaint, bond for attachment of property, bond for garnishment, and affidavit of nonresidency. If Fisher fails to appear, sale of attached property may be ordered.
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Clayton A. Price
Hamilton Township
Said County
William Fisher
WiLliam T. Dudley
Indiana
J. P
Notice to non-residents in Sullivan County partition suit
Sullivan Circuit Court May Term 1910 filed by Cutler Williams against Frank Crawford Laura Kuykendall Verla Ghormley May Wortman Jennie Wortman Tyrene Wortman. They are nonresidents of Indiana and may answer or demur by July 2, 1910 at Sullivan Court House. Clerk Arthur E DeBaun. First insertion May 11-31.
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State of
Indiana
Sullivan County
Sullivan Circuit Court
James M. Wortman
Frank Crawford
Cutler & Williams
Sullivan Circuit
Laura Kuykendall
Verla Ghormley
May Wortman
Jennie Wortman
Tyrene
Arthur E. Debaun
A. D. Cutler
S. W. Williams
Collar Button Wins Suit in Yonkers Divorce
New York Yonkers superintendent John Reinburger of the Waring Hat Manufacturing Co. wins a divorce from Catharine Reinburger. He receives custody of sons Philip ten and Margaret eight. An innocent collar button is an exhibit cited as proof. the wife admitted its ownership belonged to another man after two hours of questioning. Philip testified he saw a strange man at the home who supplied money to him and his sister to stay away from the premises.
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New York
John Reinburger
Yonkers
Waring Hat Manufacturing Company
Catharine
Supreme Court
Mills
Philip
Margaret
Reinburger
Notice of Sullivan County Board of Review Meeting
The County Board of Review will meet on Monday June 6 1910 to review assessments and equalize personal property valuation in Sullivan County. Auditor Ben C Crowder signs the notice, first insertion May 11 1916.
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County Board of Review
Cote
Sullivan County
Ben C, Crowder
Religious Liberty and the Sunday Law Signal
The piece argues American religious freedom is a cardinal principle, citing Roosevelt and Bryan praising tolerance seen abroad and at home. It warns that vigilance is needed as Congress may soon consider a Sunday law, urging the public to notice and respond.
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Congress
Hall's Catarrh Cure advertised with testimonial
One hundred dollars reward offered for an incurable case of catarrh by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F J Cheney Co of Toledo presents testimonials from Walding Kinnan Marvin stating Cheney's honor and solvency. Product claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces. price 75 cents per bottle. sold by all druggists. Also Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall’s
F. J. Cheney & CO
F. J. Cheney
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin Wholesale Druggists
Toledo
Ohio
Hall
Farms for Sale near Graysville and New Lebanon
Public notice offers two farms for sale by Turman and Rigzs. One parcel is ninety three acres one mile east of Graysville and another is seventy six acres two and a half miles south of New Lebanon. Interested buyers urged to visit the Turman and Rigzs store for details.
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Graysville
New Lebanon
Turman & Rigszs
Sullivan City Bonds Bid Notice 1910
Sealed proposals due June 9 1910 for thirty Sullivan city bonds of 250 each issued to fund a City Hall and Fire Department HQ real estate improvements. Bonds pay 5 percent interest, 3 yearly payments beginning 1911, sold at not less than par. Bid details and right to reject allowed. J S Schroeder City Clerk.
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City OF
Sullivan
Indiana
General Assembly
State of
Cowboy Wants Smiling Wife From Cleveland
A Spokane cowboy named John J. Powell, 30, seeks an Ohio wife from Cleveland. He writes to Mayor Baelor hoping for a good-humored, good-looking partner not worth a fortune, noting many eligible women in Cleveland. Powell includes a photo showing a stage cowboy image.
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Cleveland
Baelor
Spokane
Wash
John J. Powell
Ohio
Cannon
Uke
Powell
Time Tone Exchange by Wireless Between Ships
The steamship Bulgaria and the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse exchanged Greenwich time by wireless when about 200 miles apart. Earlier they needed proximity for time signals. The Bulgaria’s chronometer differed by only three seconds from the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse reading, with ten minutes total for the request and reply.
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Boston
Bulgaria
Administrator Appointed for Susan Walters Estate in Sullivan County
Uncertificed has been appointed administrator of the estate of Susan Nah Walters, late of Sullivan County Indiana, deceased. The estate is presumed solvent. I I Kalley named administrator. First insertion May 25 1910-38t.
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George W. Hallett
Sullivan County
Indiana
John W. Hallett
Susannah Walters
I. H. Kalley
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Shelburn, Ind
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