Schreck Stops Rodgers In Sixth Round At Shelburn
Mike Schreck of Chicago defeats Harry Rodgers of Terre Haute in six rounds. Rodgers’ seconds tossed in a towel as Schreck dominated from the third round with relentless body and jaw punches. The fight moved to the Colliseum rink after rain flooded the ball park.
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Shelburn
Ind
Mike Schreck
Chicago
Harry Rodgers
Terre Haute
Rodgers
Schreck
Mike
Siler
Tommy Weir
George Stevenson
Jimmy”’ Ryan
Jimmy
George Siler
Ball Park
Colliseum Skating Rink
George Gardner
Jack Root
Cummings
One Day's Racing Held After Weather Delays
The Citizens' Driving Club meeting in the city was halted after Friday rain, canceling remaining races. Early events featured Teddy R in 2:154 record pace while Sue Moil won two heats in the 2:40 trot. The 2:35 pace saw Lady Mary and Capt. DAWSOD competing with times around 2:15 to 2:19. Diving Horses King and Queen skipped Thursday but performed Thursday evening.
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Citizens’ Driving Club
Teddy R
Sue Moil
Enterprise
Charlie Belya
Miss Redman
Lady K. Tell
Dawsod
Raymond FB O
Carlisle Out of Plumb Sparks Town Board Dilemma
Carlisle town board faces a sidewalk project clash after surveyor Richard L. Bailey finds fences and structures misaligned with property lines. Elllis Greenfield's fence zk out by five feet two inches near the street and eight feet nine inches near the alley, prompting possible shifts for adjacent landowners including Mrs. Sarah J. Land and Dr. W. A. Lisman.
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Carlisle
Richard L. Bailey
Bailey
Ellis Greenfield
Greenfield
Waterfowl Openings Suspend Quail Hunting Season
The hunting season will be closed from October 1 to November 10 to protect young quail, with exceptions for ducks and other waterfowl. Officials fear shooters may exploit other hunts to kill quail, which are easy targets then.
Young Mother Reclaims Health at Seventy With Bitters
Mrs W L Gilpatrick of Danforth Maine writes that after twenty years of severe dyspepsia her mother grew suddenly young at seventy after six months on Electric Bitters. The remedy, priced 50 cents, is sold with a guarantee at Joe K Smock's drug store, and is hailed as a restorative for stomach liver kidneys blood malaria biliousness and weaknesses.
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W. L. Gilpatrick
Danforth
Joe. K. Smock
Heart Disease Treated With Special Attention
Dr Crawley treats heart diseases with focused study of the patient system. His method aims to determine exact conditions and has led to notable success in curing heart disease.
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Crawley
Coal mining figures show Sullivan Greene lead state output
The state statistician reports 1905 coal data: Greene county with 3,679 miners up from 3,253 and Sullivan county with 3,666 up from 3,083. Greene’s 1905 tonnage drops to 2,243,584 from 2,255,632 while Sullivan rises to 2,262,428 from 1,541,659. Mines increased from 20 to 28. Also note Harry Evans of this city underwent surgery in Indianapolis.
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Sullivan
Greene Counties
Greene County
Sullivan County
Bucklen Arnica Salve touted for quick healing
An advertisement extols Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a remedy for burns and skin injuries with a testimonial from G. J. Welch of Tekonsha Michigan. It claims rapid pain relief and lists price and a local drug store. The notice also promotes Dr Crowley eye glasses stressing proper refraction and accommodation assessment to avoid harm.
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G. J. Welch
Tekonsha
Mich
Joe. K. Smock
Crowley
Petition of Bankrupt For His Discharge in Indiana
On September 21, 1906 the court reads the bankrupt’s petition for discharge and orders a hearing on the matter in the Bankruptcy District of Indiana No. 2216.
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Jacob H. Tucker
District of
Indiana
A. D
Court order for notice in Sullivan Union publication
In Indianapolis this 21st day of September 1906 the court orders publication of the petition notice twice in the Sullivan Union. It directs all known creditors or interested persons to appear at 9 o'clock in the forenoon to show cause why the petition should not be granted and to receive copies of the petition and order by mail. Witness Honorable Albert B. Anderson, judge, seal of court.
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Sullivan Union
Albert B. Anderson
A. D
Indianapolis Southern Railroad Company
Sarah F. Patten
James C. Patten
Robert H. Patten
Glenn A. Patten
Sullivan County
Indiana
Township 8
Sullivan Circuit
Court filing details for Sullivan Circuit case
TILGHMAN OGLE clerk. Sullivan Circuit Court. John T. and Will H. Hays serve as attorneys for the plaintiff in the listed case.
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Tilghman Ogle
Sullivan Circuit Court
John T. and
Will H. Hays
Attys
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