Marriages and a burglary in Indiana town
The Indianapolis Star reports the wedding of Sherman McCullough and Audie Newby at the bride’s Irvington home with about fifty deaf witnesses and the Indiana Institution for the Deaf officiating in sign. William J. Raymann wed Carrie Wagoner at the German Catholic church, with a breakfast at Lena Raymann’s home. A Bedford burglary at H. H. Walls Insurance shows a safe opened and $346.66 taken. Alex Robinson, once employed at Walls, is jailed after a preliminary hearing set for Thursday.
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McCullough
The
Institution For the Education of the Deaf
Lve
Irvington
H. H. Walls
Bedford
Washington
Amanda Owens
William
Frank Walls
Williamstown
Bedford Democrat
L. E. Payne
Alex Robinson
Robinson
George Holmes
Mr. Walls
Hodge & Walls
Iseminger
Groom of Raymgon Weds Bride of Henry Wagner kin
The groom Raymgon of B. and C. Southestern shops wed the daughter of Henry Wagner and will reside at 1308 East Walnut Street with her sister Mrs. W. Beck. The ceremony occurred on the groom’s birthday eve. A separate marriage linked Charles H. Gibson to Miss Ira Carpenter of Paris, with attendees Mrs. Anna H. Gibson, Miss Helen Gibson, and Paul Gibson. After a eastern trip the couple will settle in the city. Mrs. Gibson is related to Mrs. H. A. Calvert. Gibson is son of Mrs. Anna H. Gibson of East Main Street. A Vincennes license issued for Walter Welton, carpenter, and Edna Padgett, age fifteen, daughter of Edmund Padgett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Indianapolis Star
David S McCullough
Mary McCullough
Pearl Street
Walter McCullough
Raymgon
B. & C. Southestern
Henry Wagner
W. Beck
East Walnut Street
Charles H. Gibson
Ira Carpenter
Paris
Anna H. Gibson
Helen Gibson
Paul Gibson
Gibson
H. A. Calvert
Mr. Gibson
East Main Street
Vincennes
Walter Welton
Edna Padgett
Edmund Padgett
Catholics' Annual Meet in Essen Germany Opens Tuesday
The fifty third annual convention of Germans Catholics will be called to order in Essen Prussia Tuesday Alfonse G Koelbe delegate of the American Federation of Catholic societies to the conference will also represent the Roman Catholic Central Verin the organization of German Catholics in the United States Koelbe is the first American delegate to attend the German Catholic convention and maintain close ties with German Catholic groups
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Essen
Prussia
Germany
Alfonse G. Koelbe
American Federation of Catholic Societies
Central Vernin
United States
Mr. Koelbe
Diamond Find Reported in Michigan County Mine Crater
A mineral inquiry notes a rich diamond claim within a Miott County crater. The rock formation reportedly shows indicators of diamonds in what is described as the crater of an extinct volcano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miott County
Lus
Mooney Nominated for Indianapolis City Council
William J. Mooney, a well known wholesale district leader and vice president of the board of trade, is nominated by Democrats of Indianapolis for city council. The News endorses his candidacy, praising his business ties and civic involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Mooney
Indianapolis
Nces
Winja Mooney
Board of Trade
Commercial
School Term Opens on September 10 Trustees Name
Thomas Coffin of Westfield, father of Mrs. L H Creager, was found dead in a buggy near Noblesville en route to York Town. He died from a heart attack aged sixty five, with his body sent to Westfield for burial Friday. The Creagers attended the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Coffin
Westfield
L.H. Creager
West Main Street
Noblesville
Yorktown
Coffin
Vincennes Wins Woodmen Log Rolling Contest
The Vincennes team won first prize in the four man log rolling event at the Modern Woodmen gathering Friday afternoon. Shacklef ord Barnett claimed the hitching prize for a quick single horse setup, completing under a minute. Alma Kauffman led the women’s hitching contest taking $10, Augusta Ulrich placed second with $5. Evening speeches followed by Rev Harley Jackson Ezra Mattingly and Cyrus E. B. Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincennes
Shackleford Barnett
Harley Jackson
Ezra Mattingly
Cyrus EB. Davia
Reverend Hudgins Voices Union City Cumberland Presbyterian Stand
The Rev. J. L. Hudgins of Union City Tennessee once pastor of the local Cumberland Presbyterian church declares he and his congregation oppose dissolution of the Cumberland Presbyterians and favor continuance and perpetuity of the church regardless of property or popularity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Hudgins
Union City
Tenn
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Cumberland Presbyterians
Tinner Henry Feldman Seeks Move After Wage Rise
Henry Feldman a tinner formerly with B. and O. Southwestern shops now works in Indianapolis with a substantial pay increase. He visited his Ogden street home Sunday and plans to move his family there.
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Henry Feldman
B. & O. Southwestern
Indianapolis
Ogden Street
Train Collision Kills Seven in Long Hollow
A freight train and a work train collided in Long Hollow Pa killing seven men and seriously injuring seven others. The freight engine driver could not see the work train due to heavy rainfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Hollow
Louisville Sunday theaters go unblocked by authorities
Municipal officials did not intervene at Sunday performances in Louisville. They concentrated on gathering evidence to prosecute those who worked on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Nugent Family Reunion Attended by Sears Members
A reunion of the Nugent family was held at a castle with attendees including Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Sears of Elnora and Clarence Sears.
Runaway Severs Punishes George Ellis Near Washington
George Ellis was severely punished in a runaway last Friday while driving a cart to Washington. A dog at a camp leapt at the horse, causing it to kick Ellis in the head and legs, throwing him unconscious. He recovered enough to visit a physician next day. The horse ran away, wrecking the cart and harness. the cart was never found. The horse and cart belonged to Milt Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ellis
Washington
Ellis
Milt Wilson
Storm Damages Daviess County Churches and Property
A severe Friday night storm with lightning and wind struck Daviess county causing property damage. Lightning hit the Glendale M E church causing structural damage to the berry attached to the church and blows to steps. A Barr township woman lost a valuable horse worth about 150 dollars to the storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daviess County
M. E
Glendale
Bridgett Lundergan
Barr Township
Lightning Kills Woman in Wallace Church
Sixteen members of the ladies aid society at Wallace near Crawfordsville were indoors Friday at 2 PM when a bolt struck the Christian church. Mrs. John Bellis was killed instantly, and Mrs. Bessie Phillpot and Miss Ura Shoaf were seriously injured as they practiced for a church entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Ladies and Society of the Christian Church
Wallace
Crawfords Ville
John Bellis
Bessie Phillpot
Ura Shoaf
Aid Society
Woman Rescues Self From Bedford Cistern Jump
Mrs Bat Foster aged thirty five attempted suicide by leaping into a twelve foot deep cistern at Bedford. The shock of hitting water woke her and she clung to the pump stock until neighbors pulled her out and alerted help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bat Foster
Bedford
Peeks Veale Townships alfalfa crop yields and soil benefit
Charles E. Peek of Veale township plans to cut his third alfalfa crop on Monday from one acre. He previously planted last August and has already harvested two crops. The forage is favored by animals and under good conditions yields several crops yearly while also improving soil quality.
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Charles E. Peek
Veale
Saddler and Hancock Wed at Rector Arkansas Home
Clarence W. Saddler and Miss Myrtle Hancock were married at the bride’s parents home in Rector Arkansas last Wednesday. Rev. Charles Morris conducted the ceremony. The groom, a young farmer from Steele township, and the couple departed for Washington last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence W. Saddler
Myrtle Hancock
Rector, Ark
John Hancock
Charles Morris
Steele Townships
Washington
Grand Army of the Republic adjourns after fortieth encampment
The Grand Army of the Republic completes its fortieth encampment and adjourns to meet in Saratoga New York in 1907. It approves sending a protest against a statue to Henry Wirz to General S D Lee commander of the Southern Veterans association.
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Grand Army of the Republic
Saratoga
N. Y
Henry Wirz
Tragic Water Rescue Event Off New York Claims Twelve
Twelve people died in the waters near New York on Sunday. Most victims were bathers, with heroic rescues reported that limited a much larger loss of life.
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New York
Infant dies after scalding accident in Austin
An infant daughter of Oliver Coz of Austin in Scott county died Friday from scalds after overturning a vessel of boiling water onto herself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Coz
Austin
Scott County
Cuban Revolt Reaches Peak as U S Stays Neutral
Reports indicate the western Cuba revolution has peaked and the United States shows no plan to intervene. The U S government believes Cuba can defend itself and handle the unrest without outside aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
United States
Illinois Republicans at Peoria Name Ticket and Back Cannon
At Peoria convention the Illinois Republicans nominated a state ticket and endorsed Speaker Cannon for the presidential nomination. In 1908 Senator Shelby M. Cullom was unanimously endorsed for reelection.
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Mlinois
Peoria
Cannon
Shelby M. Cuollom
Troops Leave Texas for Fort Reno Move
Federal troops described as colored have been ordered from Texas and will proceed to Fort Reno Oklahoma. Fort Brown at Brownsville is to be released from duty.
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Texas
Fort Reno
Oklo
Fort Brown
Brownsville
Government Property Packed Up and Shipped Away
Fragmentary line notes that government property can be abandoned and removed as soon as it is packed up and shipped away, suggesting imminent disposal or repurposing of assets.
Mayer seeks permanent injunction against BRT over five cent fare
Attorney General Mayer for New York will seek a permanent injunction to prevent the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company from charging more than a five cent fare between Brooklyn and Coney Island.
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Mayer
New York
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Brooklyn
Coney Island
Secretary Wilson Visits South Omaha Packing Houses
Secretary of Agriculture Wilson arrived in South Omaha Nebraska on Tuesday and toured all the packing houses, inspecting operations and facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
South Omaha
Neb
Marion P. Crofeller Nominated in Ninth Indiana District
Democrats of Indiana's Ninth District nominate Marion P. Crocfeller for Congress on Tuesday, official party action marks the start of the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion P. Crocfeller
Congress
Ninth Indiane
Reunion Return of Nugent and Son From Green
Thomas Nugent and his son Bernard attended a reunion and have returned from Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Nugent
Bernard
Green
Sugar Land Man Loses Fine Mare to Lockjaw
Theodore T. Jones reports the loss of a fine mare in Sugar Land on Thursday evening. The horse, valued at about 150 dollars, died from lockjaw.
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Theodore T. Jones
Sugarland
Reserve fund shortage at German American Bank Paducah
Investigations reveal a reserve shortfall of 7300 dollars at the German American Bank in Paducah Kentucky. Teller Phil J Abbott is missing for over a week as detectives search with the bonding company covering the shortage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paducah
Phil J. Abbott
Bonding Company
Woman Convicted for Barboursville Murder
Anna Henson, a Negro woman, was convicted Saturday of murdering Mrs. Broughton in Barboursville and sentenced to fifteen years in the penitentiary. Co-defendant Jesse Fitzgerald had previously been sentenced to death. Also, Edward Kollerath, a Chicago depositor, hanged himself amid the Milwaukee Avenue bank collapse fallout.
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Anna Henson
Broughton
Barboursville
Jesse Fitzgerald
Chicago
Milwaukee Avenue
Edward Kollereth
Rich Diamond Mine in Ohio Sparks Capitalist Venture
Ohio capitalists form a company to work what is believed to be a rich diamond mine. Details about location and potential yields remain uncertain as the venture progresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Women's wrappers marked down in fast color percale
Several dozen women's wrappers in blue red and gray percale are reduced with full cuts and attractive styles. Prices include 1.25, 1.50, and 1.19 with various markdowns.
White Spreads Offer Bargains in Crochet Linens
Advertisement lists underpriced white crochet spreads in extra heavy weight with hems and fringes. Prices shown include 8 1/2 cent to 2 19 dollar ranges, with several size options at discounted rates. Local store promotes savings on white spreads in blues and neutrals.
Long Silk Gloves at Bargain Prices This Month
Silk gloves offered at $1.50 a pair with elbow length styles matching earlier $2.00 pairs. Bargain table features towels and assorted cloths including damask Turkish pieces, with quick clearance pricing on assorted lots.
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Uneeda Biscuit
National Biscuit Company
Studebaker Quality
Studebaker
Hatfield & Palmer Company
Washington, Indiana
Purdue
Raymann-Wagner
William J. Raymann
Carrie Wagoner
John Raymann
Mayme Raymann
Lena Raymann
Mr. Raymann
Lena
Will
M. F. Dunn
B. E. Belue & Company
M. J. Carnahan Co
Motre Dame
Ind
Gibson Carpenter
Center Streets
N. W. Martin & Co
Charles L. Banta
Steele Township
Plainville
Indiana
William L. Brown
Washington Township
Temple Court
W. J. Mooney
Joseph E., Dearmid
Benjamin B. Burris
Albert P. Weathafer
Hudgins
Saddler
Hancock
It Wal
Hugh L. Cox
Illinois
New Dreams
Ut Women’s
Claa i
Oxfords
Chase & Sanborn
Charles L. Stuckay
Veale Township
John Smith
Trustes
Harrison Township
Hudsonville
Cannerburg
George 8S. Smith
Jesse Godwin
Reeve Township
Alfordsville
Reserve Fund Short
Bestman
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