Defendants Win Damage Suit Over Washington Street Railway
In circuit court, Judge Gardiner instructed the jury to verdict for the defendant Ziba F. Gremp owner of the Washington street railway system after Carlisle failed to prove key allegations. Carlisle’s suit for 2600 dollars claimed his son Virniscine died in May 1907 due to motorman negligence and car defects. The case proceeded to appeal after the directed verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Carlisle
Ziba
Graham
Henry Bordinet
Carlisle
Virniscine
Michael Doyle
F. M. Ferguson
Frank Ferguson
Frank Johnson
Cyril J. Ward
Isaac Feagans
Samuel Elswick
William Hamilton
Thomas S. Seales
Scott Armes
Virgil Grannon
Lindeman Drug Store Reopens With Modern Upgrades
Lindeman completes renovations turning the store into one of the state’s prettiest and most up to date. Eight new all glass show cases totaling sixty four feet, heavy linoleum, frescoed shelves, extra lighting, enlarged show windows and daily holiday displays. The improved stock and courteous service aim to meet growing patronage in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindeman
Mr. Linmean
Washington
New Mail Box Installed at B and Q Southwestern Station
Deputy Postmaster Allen had sought a department mail box since last summer. A new combination letter and package box arrived this Monday, filling a gap since the old building was removed leaving no receptacle at the station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. & Q. Southwestern
Allen
Mrs McRaney Finds Relief with Foley's Kidney Remedy
Mrs McRaney of Prentiss Mississippi writes she was bedbound three months with kidney and bladder trouble despite two doctors. After two doses she felt like a new person and urges other women to try Foley's Kidney Remedy. Sold by Smith & Winton, Jr. drugs.
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McPaney
M. McRaney
Prentiss
Miss
Kiiney
Foley
Smith & Winton, Jragsists
Daviess County Tax Collector Plans Delinquent Push
Daviess County treasurer Godwin reports 306 659 77 in tax receipts for the year with 166 477 73 from May installment and 140 182 04 from the second. Delinquent taxes through November 2 total 17 796 22 with an additional 1 600 collected since then. A balance of 107 812 64 remains on hand to turn over at a moment, and Godwin vows a vigorous drive to collect every possible cent.
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Cording
Godwin
Daviess County
Tax collections report for six months ending November
The county tax report shows a total of 140 182.04 with city and township totals for Washington City 46372.08 Washington township 18645.73 Veale 5436.13 Reeve 3563.49 Harrison 3683.92 Montgomery 1867.60 Cannerburg 555.47 Barr 14013.92 Van Buren 3895.06 Edon 6593.60 Madison 7093.22 Elmora 3674.76 Elmore 9487.43 Steele 9109.14 Bogard 6190.49 November 2 closed the account and the county's total exceeded last year by 6914.39.
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City of Washington
Washington Township
Veale Township
Reeve Township
Harrison Township
Town of
Montgomery
Cannerburg
Barr Township
van Buren Township
Edon
Madison Township
Elmora
Elmore
Steele Township
Bogard Township
Grand Jury Summoned By Circuit Court
Judge Houghton issued an order directing the grand jury to appear next Monday December 7 at 1 30 in the circuit court. The jurors named are George A. Coyle Van Buren township Thomas R. Walker Washington township Jareb A. Mc cord Reeve township James Sparks Bogard township Charles H. Jones Washington township and R D Smith Washington township. The delay followed the Halerder trial before the decision to convene was made.
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Houghton
Circuit Court
George A. Coyle
van Buren Township
Thomas R. Walker
Washington Township
Jareb A. Mccord
Reeve Township
James Sparks Bogard
Charles H. Jones
R. D. Smith
Halerder
Foley's Orino Laxative Promises Natural Bowel Action
An 19th century advertisement touts Foley's Orino Laxative as a cure for chronic constipation and a liver stimulant. It claims the product regulates the bowels so regular action occurs without continuous purgatives and notes Smith & Winton, druggists, as sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foleys
Orino
Smith & Winton
Washington National Bank Sees Strong End of November Statement
The Herald highlights the Washington National Bank as one of the state’s strongest institutions. The bank’s statement shows deposits above a half million dollars and a total near one million. The article praises its conservative methods and qualified leadership and urges reader support and attention to the growing payings department.
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Herald
Washington National Bank
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the Cloak and Suit Clearing Sale
Coats
Empire
M.L. Bonham
Fifth Street
J Va
Peoples Realty Core Patton
Jepson
K. C
Wooltex
Paris
Macdougal &Co
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