Purport of court fight over delinquent tax fees in Indiana
In Bedford on Thursday Boone circuit court Judge Ardman ruled that fees do not follow the collection of delinquent taxes under the 1898 law. Boone county commissioners argued such fees are county money. The ruling affects county treasurers and ex-treasurers since 1898 and they plan to seek further legal action to press the case through Indiana courts.
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Indiana
Bedford
Adaman
Boone Circuit Court
Ardman
Boone County
Jodge Ardman
Hyomei Cure Guarantee Promoted by Lindeman Pharmacy
Advert says Hyomei cures catarrh with a lifetime inhaler, applicator, and bottle. complete outfit costs 1 dollar with money back guarantee. If not cured the purchaser receives a refund. Extra bottle may be purchased for 50 cents. McCullough of Metropolitan Insurance is in Petersburg on company business.
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Annals of Medicine
Lindeman
Lingaman
Daviess County Republican Organization Meetings Held
County chairman Thomas Ment and Secretary A Hastings announce mass precinct meetings in Daviess County townships to select delegates for the Congressional Convention in Bloomington and to organize the County Central Committee. Various township sites and delegate counts are listed with dates set for January 13 and the Bloomington gathering January 16 at 1:30 PM.
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Grand Jury
Rr House
Washington
Daviess County
Bloomington
Jin Monro
Madison Township
Bogard
Himore
Harrison, Este Steele
van Buren
Veale
Bart Township
Montgomery
Bogard Township
Epsom
Elmore
Elnora
Harrison
Glendale
Madison
Odon
Reeve
Alfordsville
Steele—Plainville
Eaglesville
Scudder
Bloomington GOP Convention Set for January 16 1906
Delegates from counties in Indiana's Second district meet in Bloomington January 16 1906 at 4 29 p m to elect a district chairman and a member of the Republican state central committee and to conduct other business as may come before the convention. John C Billheimer district chairman urges all delegates and alternates to attend.
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Central Committee
Bloomington
Indiana
Imprisoned in Mine Near Hoosier Town
John Morris who operates a mine near Hoosiertille Clay County was entombed in the shaft for several hours Tuesday while pumping water. After his wife raised alarm a party of miners rescued them. They are expected to recover.
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Hoosiertille
Clay County
Morris
Fire Hits Bakery Behind Jarome Boglé’s Shop
A Tuesday night blaze tore through the rear of Jarome Boglé’s bakery in Brazil delaying the fire department for two hours. The Hill block owned by Nat P. Hill faced a possible threat to safety before firefighters contained the fire. Loss valued at 1200 dollars, insured.
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Brazil
Jarome Boglé
Hill. Block
Nat P. Hill
Surprise Birthday Celebration for Miss Bessie Kendall
A surprise party was held Tuesday evening on McCormick Avenue for Miss Bessie Kendall in her nineteenth birthday anniversary. Twenty boys and girls attended and enjoyed games and conversation, with several presents exchanged.
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Bessie Kendall
McCormick Avenue
Election Suit Begun Over Linton Mayoral Race
Thomas C. Robertson former mayoral candidate files suit at Vincennes against Camden C. Riley claiming 100 votes cast after 6 p m in one ward changed the outcome. Robertson seeks court ruling to declare him the legal mayor.
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Thomas C.robertson
Linton
Vincennes
Camden C. Riley
Robertson
Riley
McCarty Brother Hosts Vincennes Event
John W. McCarty attended a reception at Vincennes Tuesday evening hosted by his brother P. R. McCarty. He returned to Washington this morning and won one prize at the event.
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John W. McCarty
Vincennes
Washington
Postmaster General Sends Inspector to Frankfort
Postmaster General Cortelyou orders an inspector to Frankfort Kentucky to conduct a rigid investigation into charges by Senator Blackburn that mail has been tampered with.
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Cortelyou
Frankfort
Blackburn
New York Mayor Election Count Declared
The board of canvassers announced the official vote tally on Tuesday. McClellan holds a 0 368 plurality over Hearst in the New York mayoralty contest.
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New York
Board of Canvassers
McClellan
Hearst
Mrs Raymond Conner Credits Foley's Kidney Cure
In Shelton Washington Mrs Raymond Conner reports kidney trouble and scars. She says the first dose gave relief and she is now cured, praising Foley's Kidney Cure for cleansing diseased kidneys and removing poisons from the blood. Sold by Smith and Winton.
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Raymond Conner
Shelton
Foley
Smith and Winton
Vatican White Book Sues Over France Separation Policy
The Vatican issues a white book arguing separation of church and state in France, placing responsibility for the rupture on successive French cabinets. The document frames the conflict as a clash of governance and church authority.
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Vatican
Hall's Catarrh Cure advertised with testimonial pledge
One hundred dollar reward offered for proof of any one cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Waning, Kinnan & Marvin of Toledo endorse F. J. Cheney & Co. and vouch for their reliability. Cure is taken internally and stated to act on blood and mucous surfaces. Free testimonials, price 75 cents per bottle, sold by druggists. Also promote Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
F. J. Cheney
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
Albany mother claims unusual birth interval of 116 days
Mrs. Alfred Wiltse of Albany New York reports her three days old daughter was born 116 days after her previous son. The claim highlights an extraordinary interval between births and draws local attention.
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Alfred Wiltse
Albany
N. Y
Foley's Honey and Tar Promised Safe Croup Relief
Mrs. George H. Pickett of San Francisco reports her baby’s dangerous croup attack was relieved at once by one dose of Foley's Honey and Tar after other remedies failed. The advertisement urges families with children to keep it in the house, claiming it saves many lives yearly.
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Foley
George H. Pickett
San Francisco
Cal
Smith and Winton
Speaker Cannon Praises Present-Day Strength of Nation
The speaker asserts that the good old days cannot compare with the present and that the country is better today than at any prior time in its history.
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Cannon
No Case of Pneumonia on Record
We do not know of a single instance where a cough or cold resulted in pneumonia or consumption when Foley's Honey and Tar had been taken. It cures coughs and colds perfectly so do not take chances with unknown preparations that may contain opiates. Ask for Foley's Honey and Tar and refuse substitutes offered. Bert Johnson from Henderson, Ky., a barber, is visiting Washington and has been working at his trade there.
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Foley
Smith and Winton
Bert Johnson
Henderson
Washington
Barn at Frichton Destroyed by Fire
Fire destroyed Everett Bruce’s barn at Frichton on Monday morning. Timely discovery by James Baker saved thirteen mules six horses several vehicles and hundreds of bushels of grain and livestock from total loss. Loss estimated 2500 to 3000 dollars with partial insurance. cause under investigation.
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Frichton
Everett Bruce
James Baker
Evangelist Dr Dunkan to Preach at Washington M E
Dr E S Dunkan of Delaware Ohio a conference evangelist for Central Ohio writes Rev J W Baker that he will be in Washington Saturday. He is expected to preach at the First M E church Sunday morning and evening. Dunkan is described as a successful worker whose impact may be less marked in Washington than elsewhere.
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E.S. Dunkan
Delaware
Ohio
Central Ohio Conference
J. W. Baker
Washington
M. E
Dunkan
House Notice on Codifying Commission Ends This Session
The House served notice on the United States Codifying Commission, of which ex- Congressman William D. Bynum is a member, that its official life will terminate with the current congressional session. The move came during debate just before adjournment for holidays.
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House of Representatives
United States Codifying Commission
William D. Bynum
Congress
Family Reunion Honors James H. Wilson Kin
The Wilson family of Bedford road held their annual réunion Sunday with nine children ten grandchildren and one great grandson present. A turkey dinner was served as Mr and Mrs Wilson, married over fifty three years, hosted the gathering and looked forward to future annual reunions.
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James H. Wilson
Bedford Road
Man Hung in Effigy Scandal Ties to Local Visitors
William Van Dalsen, sentenced for hanging January 19, built a nickel in the slot scaffold to collect money by hanging himself in effigy. Vincennes Commercial notes W B Padgett and granddaughter Lida Beng from Washington spent Christmas in the city visiting Charles Padgett of the Grand hotel.
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William van Dalsen
Vincennes
W. B. Padgett
Lida Beng
Washington
City
Forgeries Linked to Columbus Man Increase to 22300
The sdo reports day by day developments in alleged forgeries by Frank McNeal of Columbus raising the total to 22300, with only a few thousand secured by genuine signatures. Banks in the American Bankers Association refuse comment. Detectives pursue McNeal who is believed to be hiding and may return within weeks. All holders of his paper were notified by letter that the notes are forgeries. He transferred property deed to his sister in law, but the deed is deemed worthless given circumstances.
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Sdo
Frank McNeal
Columbus
American Bankers’ Association
Trally Teta
McNeal S
Thedday
Edwardsport Beats Indiana Picked Team 26 to 13
Edwardsport high school basketball team defeated a picked Indiana University squad 26 to 13 on Monday afternoon. The halftime score favored the Indiana team 16 to 11, and Edwardsport remains hopeful of securing the Knox County championship despite one loss this season.
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Edwardsport High
Indiana
University
Edwardsport
Knox County
New West 23d Street Terminal Opens in New York City
The B and O Southwestern announces the New West 23d Street Terminal in Manhattan's Shopping Hotel and Theater district. Electric cars and an electric cab service operate with common fares. stopovers allowed at Washington Baltimore and Philadelphia. Contact O P McCarty, General Passenger Agent, for details.
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Southwestern
New York
New York City
Washington
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Carty
Trustee William Brown Handles Washington Township Matters
William Brown trustee for Washington Township maintains an office in Temple Court and can be reached at phone 530. A poor complaint will be heard on Friday of each week.
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Charles LL. Stuckey
Grastee
Veale Township
Jesse Godwin
Reeve Township
Alfordsville
William ‘S. Brown
Washington Township
Temple Court
John Smith
Harrison Township
Hudsonville
Glendale
Charles L. Banta
Steele Township
Olice
Pastaquiss Indiena
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Cincinnati
For Health and Recreation
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Houston
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Corpus Chiristi
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el Paso
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St. Louis
Missouri
Lindéman
Gale
Republican ‘Organization
Vhes County
John C. Billheimer
John Morris
Nat. Hill
John W. M'Carty
M'Clellan
Wangs
Springfield
Republican
New England
Charles F. Dole
Ist
Samuel Bowles
Springfield, Mass
McClure’s
McClure
America
Lemurg
Baker
Mattce
MccClure
Andy
Watushie
Udiboriak
McClure’s Magazine
Wclure Company
Streer
McClure's
Hugh L. Cox & Company
Tos
Frank B. Fornwald
Hatfield& Palmer Company
Wille
Oien
Weido
Hatfield & Palmer
California
W. G. Neimyer
Jackson Boulevard
Arthur H. Greenwood
W. S
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