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Newspaper

Washington Gazette

Location

Washington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1908

Page

2

Noted Oakland City man commits suicide in hotel room

In Washington Indiana on January 25 1908 E V Cooper a Dubois County native staying at the Globe hotel was found dead with a .32 caliber revolver in hand. Coroner Bonham took charge and the body was shipped to Oakland City for burial. A note left to his wife showed a distressed state of mind amid financial ruin and alcohol use.

Giobe Cooper Tee C. C. Bonham Cperoner Bonham Bonham Undertaking Wes Momen Tig Oakland City E. V. Cooper M. L. Holder Washington Oakland Dubois County Oaklend City Washington and Daviess County Ireland Washington, Ind Ugquor Will W. &B. Cooper N. B. Coffman

Bedford poised to host Democratic convention officials say

Bedford considers neutral ground for the district convention site with four rail lines nearby. Chairman Padgett and Underwood endorse Bedford as the host city and plan a citizens committee and banquet to welcome about 250 delegates across counties, aiming to attract hundreds of politicians for a two day event.

Bedford- Wilt di Stein Fiat Asia Alvin Padgman Wrence County Chas Padgett Bedford John H ‘Underwon Padgett Underwood Merchants’ Association and Commercial Club Bedford Democrats Stipp Variou County

Walsh Seeks Cash in New York to Avert Foreclosure

John R. Walsh the convicted former president of the Chicago National Bank, free on bail pending appeal, traveled to New York to raise about 200000 dollars to stave off foreclosure of the Southern Indiana railroad. He met with Babcock Rushton Lauterbach & Co. in Wall Street, while evasive replies and rumors circulated about his purpose and success.

John R. Walsh Chicago National Bank New York Southern Indiana Railroad Babcock Rushton & Lauterbach Wall Street Walsh Financial District

Viewers Report on Harrison Township Road Improvement

The report of the viewers for the John F. Ward and others petition for road improvements in Harrison township will come before the commissioners during the February meeting and a day set for a special election. Viewers estimate the project cost at 4 125 and Porte distance three.

John F. Ward Harrison Township Will

Remonstrance War in Second Ward Lewds Envelopes and Liquor Fight

The report describes envelopes marked with Third and Second Ward withdrawals tied to anti drink efforts. A. T. Brewer of Terre Haute Brewing Co. delivers them to the court house as ballots are drawn for remonstrances and potential withdrawals. Two license applications in the Second Ward face county commissioners. Tem perance forces plan no remonstrance this term, awaiting February. A blossoming pear tree near Lawrenceburg Kentucky is noted as an odd winter sight with virile blooms.

Lopes Court House Galcon Lcense Board of County Commissioners Addie Dillard Joe Arehart Jacob ‘Platt Kentucky Lawrenceburg

Tragic Reeves murders stir Reeves county search

A deadly incident unfolds as deputy sheriffs are slain while serving warrants in Martin county. A manhunt follows for the Reeves killers near Dubois and Reeves counties. A body identified as Old Doc Reeves is found east of town. The hunt includes a Shoals youth who provides comic relief during the pursuit.

Dubois County Martin Andubois Martin County Hoals Here Grot the

Local Whispers of Panther Sightings Spark Hunt Tales

In Shoals and Martin county regions reports swirl of a large wild cat near the county line with Dubois and Pike counties. Citizens discuss blind tiger rumors, past hunted beasts, and a recent Dover Hill robbery aftermath as they speculate on the creature’s presence and fate.

Carlos T. ‘McCarty Shoals Eouth Martin County

Elopement to Indianapolis Ends in Louisville Marriage

A wealthy farmer's daughter and Charles Bebsley eloped to Indianapolis hoping for a quiet license but could not obtain one. They moved to Louisville where they married despite parental objections and social scrutiny.

Cora Charles Bebsley Busin Bedford Idianapolis Louisville

Easter Sunday Date Observed on April First

Easter Sunday will be celebrated on April 1 this year, the latest in a century. The date for the “great beast day” is set as the first Sunday after the first full moon following spring equinox.

Local resident suffers dislocated shoulder after incident

A man named Mr Porter, aged sixty three, sustained a dislocated shoulder and was treated by Dr George W Willetora after an event described as lasting a few feet of stance. Porter recovered from the immediate pain and rested easily the following day.

George W. Willetora Porter

JURY DRAWN FOR FEBRUARY TERM

Jury commissioners draw grand and petit jurors for the February term including T. J. Smiley Ribble Sears William Bogard Albert McCarthy Austin Li Faust John Bynum Bogard B W Dant Zed Bonham Cochran John Peek Neale Nathan Killion Mumaw Booker Pall Ed Emory Latt Neale Grant Mats Caspar Behe Washington Steele Madison Elmore Reeve

T. J. Smiley Washington Ribble Sears Elmore William Batled » Bogard Albert McCarthy Harrison Austin Li Faust Steele John RB Bynum Bogard Petit Jury B. W. Dant Zed Bontam John Cochran Steele John Peek Neale Nathan Killion John Mumaw Madison John Booker Abraham Palled McCulloped Reeve Emery Latt Grant Mats Caspar Behe

Carnation Day Observed For President William McKinley

Carnation Day designated on May 4 honors late President William McKinley. The Carnation League of America and Lew Harnas of Dayton Ohio promote the day to encourage nationwide observance and support for carnations amid efforts to meet demand.

William. Menney United ' ‘State Es Carnation League of America Lew@. Harnas Dayton

County Superintendent Faces Grading Backlog After Monthly Exams

The county superintendent, working without an assistant, expects delays grading manuscripts from a quiz like set of questions posed by Mr. Burris. Similar monthly examinations are planned for the last Saturday of each month over the next seven months at this location.

Burris

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