Doubts A Federal Law Criticises the Democratic Rule
Former Missouri governor Hadley spoke at the Thirty-Eighth Ward Republican club dinner in St. Louis. He attacked Democratic tariff and currency policies and urged party reform including primary representation and contest methods to revitalize the Republican Party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hadley
Missouri
Republican Club
St. Louis
Robert Burkham
Republican Party
Ote
Henry W. Kiel
Officers for Hopi Association Hold Meeting at Carnegie Library
The Hopi Association held a meeting at the Carnegie Public Library to discuss organizational matters and community outreach with officers present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association
Carnegie Public Library
Committees Appointed and Hospital Fund Gift Acknowledged
Officers and trustees of the Daviess Hospital association were elected at a meeting. J. G. Allen will serve as president with H. F. Volk as vice president and P. A. Hastings as secretary. A memorial room funded by Mrs. Helen Winton of Cincinnati will honor her late husband Dr. C. F. Winton and benefit B. and O. South Western employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daviess Hspital Association
J. G. Allen
H. F. Volk
P . A. ‘Hastings
E. L. Hatfield
EB. L. Hatfield
H. F. Vollmer
M. G. Even
L. B. van Osdel
L. J. Read
R Barr
Board of Managers
Circuit Court
Hospital Agsgelatiom
Graham
L. E. van Osdel
M. G. O'Neal
M. F. Burke
J., Beltman
T A. Ackley
Helen Winton
Cincinnati
C. F. Winton
B. & O. South Western
Winton
Owensboro Man Zulauf Despondency Ends in Death
Phil R. Zulauf, prominent Owensboro figure and father of PMN A Zulauf, died by his own hand at 9 AM after ingesting carbolic acid. Long struggle with ill health and finances fueled repeated suicide attempts. He was a longtime jeweler, city clerk, and charter member of several fraternal orders. Survived by children in Washington, Nashville, Los Angeles, Owensboro, and New Albany, with funeral held at his daughter's home and burial in Woodlawn Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Owensboro
Messenker
Phil R. Zulauf
PMN
A. Zulauf
Owensboro
Stan Street
Zulaut
Zuiauf
Ako
Frea
Mr. Zulayly
Tim
Zila
Zulay
Mack
Zula
Zulauf Fe
Alland
Zulauf
Wang
Odd Fellows, Masons
Knights of In Pythias
Knights Templar and
Elks
Torn
F West
New Albany
Wests Dence
Monarch
Clew Street
Timwood
Phil T. Watkins
George H., Williams
Mayer J. Ickman
J. T. Griffith
Elish Steltler
Nick T. Arnold
Charles Peek Elected G A R Post Commander
Old Soldiers select officers for U S Grant Post G A R in city. Charles E. Peek elected post commander at annual election. Installation set for January. John Davis as senior vice commander and Frank A Evans as junior vice commander. Other officers include William Farris day officer and W P Halls quartermaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Peek
U. S. Grant
G. A.R
John Davis
Frank A. Evans
William/Farris
W. P. Halls
Joseph Church
John D. Berry
Receiver appointed for L. D. Hovey Oil and Gas company
Judge J. W. Ogden in Washington circuit court appointed a receiver for the L. D. Hovey Oil and Gas company after consolidated foreclosure actions. The receiver must determine indebtedness and priority, with private sale authority before the next circuit term. Three wells were sunk on the Wuertz farm four miles south of the city, and a pumping station was built.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin, Padzdtt
Washington
L. D. Hovey Ol! and Gas Company
Wuertz Farm
J. W. Ogden
State Bank of Washington
Ogden
Deadly coal mine blast kills thirty eight miners near New Castle
A Tuesday blast at the Vulcan mine of Rocky Mountain Fuel Co in New Castle Colorado trapped thirty eight men, mostly Americans and married, with forty workers in the mine. Rescue efforts cleared the mine by evening but no survivors remained, many bodies mangled or burned. Father J P Carrigan aided the injured and performed last rites as the search concluded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cal Chase
New Castle
Colo
Vulcan
Rocky Mountain Fuel Companys
Olive
I. Walters
Rons
J. P.carrigan
Glenwood Springs
Ork
Five Die in Cincinnati Salvation Army Home Fire
Fire swept the Salvation Army industrial home in Cincinnati early Tuesday. Five bodies recovered, sixteen injured as firemen and police searched the ruins. A warrant charged Maj. J. L. Sprake with violating city building regulations.
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Lee W
Cincinnati
Salvation Army
George H. Coleman
Maj
J. L. Sprake
Miner Burkhardt Pleads Guilty in Petit Larceny Case
Michael Burkhardt a coal miner withdrew not guilty plea and pleaded guilty to petit larceny in circuit court Tuesday. Judge Ogden gave him one to eight years in Michigan City State Prison. Burkhardt with Hines Melton and Allegree were arrested for stealing chickens from J G Sanford. Hines and Allegree also faced related charges and sentences. Melton still pleads not guilty and will stand trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Burkhardt
Petit
Ogden
Michigan City
Burkhardt
James Heck
Melton
Guy Hines
J. G. Sanford
Grand Avenue
Hines
Andi Melton
John Allegree
Cyrus Black
Qzdon
Hines Ways
Indiana Reformatory
Jeffersonville
Allegree
Bey
Aslegree
Senator Root Declines Presidential Nomination
In the senate debate Senator Root of New York stated he has no presidential ambitions and would not accept or seek the Republican nomination. He noted age would prevent service as president and urged the younger generation to assume future leadership rather than pursue advancement for himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cork
Eratic Party
Democratic Party
Amercan
Mexico
Prase J
Ield
Itha
Thrasch Brieling
Andy
Wilson
Senate
Root
New York
United States
Mrs Billheimer Dies at Son’s Home in Brown County
Mrs Margaret Billheimer aged 87 died at 1 p m Saturday at the home of her son John C Billheimer former auditor of state and Washington attorney in Brown county She had lived in Daviess county for twelve to fifteen years and was widow of Solomon Hillheimer who died twenty eight years ago She leaves five children John C Markle Sylvester Goshorn and Mrs Lamar plus Mrs Lizzie Markle and Mrs Alice Lamar six decades of life tied to Indiana communities.
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Daviess County
Margaret Billheimer
John C. Billheimer
Washington
Brown County
Hillheimer
Solomon Hillheimer
John C
Lizzie Markle
Waynes County
Sylvester
Richmond
M. H. Goshorn
Washington Township
Alice Lamar
Gas City
Drainage Contract Awarded to Washington Man
The contract for the Weigand drainage project is awarded on petition of Edwyn Watts drainage commissioner. A Washington man secures the job, with details read in the official notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Edwyn Watts
Testator W L Jackson Estate Valued At 125880.34 In Wealth
Directors Frank B Fornwald and Cipries Ss Jackson act as executors seeking probate in Inver x circuit court for the will of W L Jackson who died recently in Washington. Miles Gx O Neall and John Thompson are appraisers. Estate shows $125,880.34 total with $12,000 for Jackson building at Main and east pee streets $3,000 in Washington National Bank shares and $1,000 in State Battle of Washington stock. Substantial stock and real estate resides in Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank B. Fornwald
Cipries
Ss. Jackson
T.e
W. L. Jackson
Washington
Circuit Court
Miles Gx O 'Neall
John Thompson
D City
Jackson Building
Main
East Pee Streets
Renealeers
Washington National Bank
State Battle of
Death Ends Career of Cardinal Rampolla in Rome
Cardinal Rampolla former papal secretary of state for Pope Leo XII died Tuesday night in Rome. Rampolla born Polizzi Selin 1813 was cardinal since 1838 and served chiefly in doctrine and administration, retiring to St Martha palace after the conclave. His death closes a central era in Vatican affairs and the conclave era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardinal Rampolla
Rinte
Rome
Marquis del Tindaro
Leo XII
Nof
Pope
Austi
Rampolla
Pis X
Polizzi
Selly
Find
St. Peters I
Cardinella
St. Martha
St. Peters
Holy See
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Payne
Aldrich
Pesausy
Oug Naplore al Conventions
John Zulauf
Louisville
Charles Peek
Moncle
W. P. Ellis
Ben
John Jackman
Alvin Padgett
Hoyey
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W. H. O'Brien
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