Indiana Democrats Face Taft Inspired Plot Report
The Kidiasaphue Star notes eight dissenters in Indiana fear a Chicago led plan to shift Indiana from Bryan. It cites Thomas Taggart 与 Roger Sullivan discussing anti Bryan tactics for the 1904 convention. John W Kern dismisses the story as folderol while Joseph Reilly confirms Taggart’s Chicago stop en route to Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kidiasaphue Star
Indiana
Thomas Taggart
Parker
Chicago
Taggart
Bryan
Roger Sullivan
Sullivan
Chicago Record-Herald
John W. Kern
Joseph Reilly
Democratic State Committee
Wisconsin
Suit Filed Over 1906 B and O Collision Damages
Mason H. McCord of Cincinnati sues the B and O Southwestern railway in Lawrence circuit court alleging permanent injuries from the September 18 1906 collision at Huron. The mail clerk seeks 10000 dollars for fractured ribs contusions shock and mental anguish. Brooks and Brooke."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Mason H. McCord
Brooks & ‘Brooke
Bedford
Lawrence County
Man Fined for Intoxication After Father Assault Claim
Joseph Allegree was fined 31 for intoxication after a questioned assault on his father. He claimed his father was the aggressor and noted he had just taken a pledge. Marshal Corning warned of further punishment if he violated the pledge again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Allegreée
Russell
Allegrees
Marshal Cornis
Allegree
Fisaue
Owever
Corning
Ocension
Pila
Five Negroes Robbed Mrs Walker in Lyons State
Three of five intruders forced entry into Mrs Ollie Walker’s Lyons state home on Saturday afternoon and robbed her of money and valuables before fleeing. Oxford, Ohio, residents and deputy marshal William Lovett overtake suspects in a field. a confrontation ensues as they resist arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ollie Walker
Lyons
Val Uables
En. Aubty
Sposses
Oxford
Ohio
Mende
William Loverticks
Cardinal’s interview links wealth to spiritual welfare
James Cardinal Gibons argues wealth tempts neglect of the hereafter and the true spirit of religion. He condemns the builders of great financial institutions and industrial giants for immoral foundations and harming the moral fabric of society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Cardinal
Ampton
Sax
Kingdom of Heaven
Theatien
Old Vincennes tailor Gabriel Harvey dies after illness
Gabriel Richard Harvey seventy nine or eighty nine years old died Saturday at his home in Vincennes after a week of illness. He was born in Tennessee in May 1818 and moved to Indiana as a child. He worked as a tailor in Salem and later in Vincennes, helped run Harvey Watson Co, owned the Vincennes Gazette, and then focused on millinery. He was married in 1849 and left no children. His widow Mrs Harvey remains ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gabriel Richard Harvey
Indiana
Vincennes
Harvey
Tennessee
Salem
Anges J .Mason
L. W Watson
Harvey, Watson, & Co
Vincennes’ Gazette
Chilren
Dogen
Vicennes
Surprise couple plans honeymoon after west Van Trees farewell
Elizabeth Steht and George announce a wedding event in Pied Warried area. Friends gathered at Southwestern depot to bid farewell and wish the couple well before their honeymoon in Louis where they will reside with the bride's parents after returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Steht
George
Pied Warried
West van
Louis
Stein
Southwestern
Theélay
Gravel Road Notice in Daviess County Indiana
Notice details petitions by multiple residents for locating and improving public highways in Washington and Steele townships. Plans include grading draining paving with gravel or stone material and extending through specified section lines to connect with existing improved roads. Hearings set before the county board on September 3, 1907 at 2 p.m. in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Indians
Daviess County
Board of Commissioners
County of
Daviess
Washington
C. Eskridge
Washington Township
Daviess' County
Indiana
John W. Cottee
C. F. Maxwell
Emile Laroche
John P. Scheld
C. L.brumblay
Emile Brochin
George Rankel
Felix Mangin
Angel O. Cottee
J. F. Barton
Jesse Washington
Frank Fourgerousse, Jr
Fany Miles
Louis N. Streeter
C. M. Allbright
Steele Township
County’ of
State of Indiana
Tas
Daviess Eountr
Steele
Daviesa County
Pal Ward
O. M. Allwright
D. M. Williams
Joseph Harbstrut
Samuel W. Simmons
Harbstreet
Tom ¢ G. Rector
Franciscat
August Kalanquin
Freeman
Squire
Amiel Turk
August Mangin
Charles Turk
Bert Harbstreat
Alfred Spainhour
Calvin’ Repke
Charles T. Christy
T. Christy
Edward C. Golithar
George H. Hinkle
Frank Lee
John Lee
John M
Johm Hammer
Ji' Ene Jobo
M.chandler
Township Trustees Propose Annual Tax Levies
Bogard township trustees of Indians county announce plans for yearly tax levies at the September 3 meeting to set township and school taxes. Estimates show expenditures and taxes per $100 assessed, including road and poll taxes, with total taxable property listed and trusteeship by A. L. Standiford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dhine
Jtrustes
Bogard
Ss County
Advisory ‘Board
Ita Annua
A. L. Standiford
Petition Claims Fifty Freeholders in Steele Township
David M. Williams testifies before Grant Faith notary August 9 1907 that he and more than fifty named signees are legal freehold residents of Steele township Daviess county Indiana, and that they signed the annexed petition asserting their status. The affidavit ends with no further statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Indians
Daviess
John W. Cattes
Daviews County
Indiana
Freehold Vot
Ann
Rheréta
Steele
Daviess ‘Pleanty
Stesia
Daviess County
David M. Williams
Notice of liquor license application in Montgomery Indiana
A notice announces an applicant, a white male resident of Montgomery township, seeking a license to sell spiritous liquors in a two story front-room building on the Washington and Little Orleana road in Montgomery. The applicant will appear before the Davis County Indiana board of commissioners at the first regular session after September 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Bart Township
Daviess Country
Indiana
Eaid Township
Board of
Commissioners
Daviesa County
Court House
Washington
Washington and
Little Grieuns
Daviess County
Little Orleana
Unreadable Tax Notice Draft From Washington Town
Fragmentary text references a tax levy and annual expenditure with unclear figures. Key details such as dates, exact amounts, or entities are missing, making it difficult to identify the original notice’s full scope or authority.
Tax figures for road and library expenditures stated
The document lists tax figures: road expenditures 2500 with 10¢ per $100 tax, library tax 500 with 2¢ per $100, and total expenditures 15750. A note attributes the items to WALL. BROWN, Trustee, with road tax total at 60c per $100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall. Brown
Bridge Letting Notice in Van Buren Township Straight Line Bridge
County commissioners of Daviglas County Indiana will let a contract to build a fifty foot steel bridge with concrete abutments in Van Buren township known as the Straight Line bridge. Bids due September 2 at 2 pm with bond equal to bid. plans on file in the auditor's office Washington Indiana. The commissioners may reject any or all bids and aim to complete the work this year under the engineer in charge Grant Faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Daviess County
Indiana
Board of County Commissioners
Thomas Nugent
Daviess
Veale
Commissioners of
Daviess Counts
Lew W. Barber
Board of County ‘Commissioners
Theington
Geteriones
Davigas County
van Buren Township
Auditor's
County
Barr Township
Nolan
Ate
Daviees County
Scott Bridge
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Love
Odon Boy
John Tree
Ecste
Rooms of Aid Board
Iphomas Nugent
Grant
Grant Faith
Wwgton
Aaleiont
Auditar
Laws ‘ Ae
Anastasia Shea
Anastasia
Ziba F._ Graceves
Douglas Ricks
Yee County
Nathan St
Aftor’s
Willleae
Mnie
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