Warden Fogarty to Remain as Indiana Prison Head
EJ Fogarty will continue as warden after the Indiana prison board meeting in Indianapolis. The board ruled against political dabbling by officers and adopted resolutions tying candidacy or party activity to removal, while noting Fogarty’s resignation could be withdrawn since it hadn’t taken effect or been acted upon.
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EJ. Fogarty
Indiana State
Ichiganity
Prison Board
Indianapolis
Honan
Fogarty
Foley
Board of Trustees
South Bend
Minister Sylvester Billheimer Reenters Third M E Church
The Rev Sylvester Billheimer, brother of John C Billheimer, is appointed pastor of the Third Methodist Episcopal church in Richmond by District Superintendent Freeland and will begin duties next Sunday. He has served since 1891 in Indiana conference with charges at Farmland Selma and Sharpsville and resumes ministry after his wife’s health improved. Current pastor M M Krause resigns to take a post in Chicago.
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Sylvester Billheimer
John C. Billheimer
Richmond
Richmond Paladium
Sylvester Bilheimer Haseen
M. E
Freeland
Jind
Billheimer
Elks Committee Returns With Twenty Four Applications
The Washington Elks committee visiting Jasper collected twenty four member applications from prominent citizens of Jasper. Led by Exalted Ruler James Bourgholtzer, the party included L H O'Donnell S C Eskridge Edward Kretz Frank Trainor H U P O'Neal and H Kiefer. They returned to Washington after discussing plans at Kingston Lodge.
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Committee of Washington ‘Elks
Jasper
Dubois County
Toost
James “Bourgholtzer
Fragmentary OCR Note on Trial and Punishment Terms
A damaged OCR extract mentions coal tar applied to faces of two girls Tillie and Margaret and references punishment and a county jail in a unclear context. Names and details are garbled and no clear outcome is stated.
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Oth
Margaret
Svondener
Thomas Small Admitted to Hospital After Insanity Inquest
The 45 year old Thomas Small was adjudged insane and admitted to the Evansville hospital following an inquest before Justice J W Kellams. Clerk of the circuit court filed the admission application. Medical examiners were Drs L McPherson and Vance May.
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Thomas ER
Drs
L. McPherson
Vance May
St Marys Church Announces Annual Picnic Date
The Rev Father pastor of St Marys Catholic Church announces the annual church picnic will be held Wednesday August 27. The event is a popular neighborhood gathering expected to be enjoyable and well attended.
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ST. Marys
Father So
St. Marys Catholicischu
Barr ‘Township
Ae Foston
St. Mary
Suicide by a horse in Canneburs area
A valuable horse belonging to farmer Edward Carlin near Canneburs died by its own action. The animal was tied to a tree with a long rein and began winding around the trunk. as the rope reached its end it broke the horse's neck in an attempt to continue winding.
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Edward Carlin
Cannelburs
Carlin
Car' Ptop
Fire destroys Cunningham barn near Cannerburg
A fire gutted the Cunningham barn near Cannerburg while trespassers pilfered oats. While workers saved the nearby threshing engine and wheat, several farming implements and the large Cunningham House were damaged. The incident also notes railroad personnel and local officials responding to a separate accident involving a train worker who died after a fall near the main track.
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Michael Cuningham
Cannerburg
Washington Greys Defeat Glassworkers in Loogootee
The Washington Greys beat the Glassworkers at Loogootee with decisive scores and earned praise from fans and local officials. The report lauds Captain Hicks and the team’s discipline, notes standout plays by Sisson Knoll and Haig, and comments on umpiring and crowd dynamics at the Sunday game.
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Washington Greys
Indiana
Hicks
Bob” Wicker
Washington
Edmond
Tattle
C. Oman
Bryant
Ee Adama
Ifrawne Ao
Hl Mayerhoff
Knollef
Od Dixon
Peed Liez Sisson
P. Ciesed
Glasswaskers
Ypo McKissick
el Slimmer
Xe Taylor
Perrs
Ati
Loogootee Fans Need Apology for Laws Call at Southside Park
The Loogootee Tribune reports a ninth inning rally by the Washington Greys and Graham Glassworkers ending 3 to 1. Ben Saylor pitched well with sixteen strikeouts as Glassworkers commit five errors to Washington's one. Attendance was about 3,900.
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Bedford
Smith
Clements
Washington Wn
Doc Hicks
Knoll
Hicks
Minth
Lodogeotee
Southside Park
Glassworkers
McaAtee
Vincentes
Hart Factory
Chris, O'Brien
Ray Graham
Roll Baker
Evansville
Martin
Bud Edmondson
Woodlawn
Park Heeper
Strange
McAfee
Bryant
Kin Hubbard
Brown County
Abe Martin
Perry Township
Enos Yarbrough
Enos
Carey
Rooter
Sisson
Red” Cooley
Lawrenceville
Ill
Evansville Bakers
Joe Graham
Loogootee
Taylor
Schleimmer
Barber
McKissick
Reader
Washington
He -Ha
Indiana
Mr. Cushing
Cushing
Joe
Bills
Shelburn Maroons
Shelburn
Hymerat
Wii Penrod
Martin County Tribune
Loogootee J
Woodla Park
Aittle
Albert
Ackerman
Noize
Laithers
Keser
Sherron
Perry
Green
Géorge
Purcell
Greys
Hevesi 18
Dear George
Haig
Glass_ workers
John
Graham
Tribune
Siczéestian
Howard Strange
The
Marie
Old River White
Gies
Loogoatee Stort
Telegraph
Sisd
Ozanam Club Falls to Vincennes Five to Three
In a Sunday matinee at Eastside Park the Ozanam club lost 5 to 3 to Vincennes Rexalls. Cannon and Hays played well for Ozanam while Vincennes showed clear superiority. A late Hehtning finish nearly swung the result. The Washington Reserves defeated the Cubs 3 to 1 in Odon.
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Rexalls
Ss Ozanam
Ozanam
Astside ‘Park
Rexall Club
Vincennes
Cannon
Hays
Vincennes Boys
Washington
Odon
Cubs
Méizer
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Hark
District Engineers
YI. B. Dick
F. Bachellor
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Dayton
Baltimore
Relief Department
Om Teat
Will
Cughing
Loogootey
McAtee
Loogooteelas
Schlemmer
Short
Chanelton
Indiana University
McKisssick
Greene County
Graham Blass
Loozoptee
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Fife
Imeér
Blaga
Tuttle
Adams
McKinsick
McKigsick
Mayerhoff
Dixon
Hicksent
Garrett
Iftair
Garrett Ynas
Edmondson
Blann
Schleimmer Ainglad
Washinton
Yerhoff
Nicht
Loogoates
Schielmmer
Mayerhoft
Io Blann
Toogootee
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Fon
Haie
Certter
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Rett
Aled
Pfiveen
Obmyou
Loogogtee
Dixon Hicks
Firatin
Atattle
Sikson
Isecond
Loogootée
Grovhdad
Siason
Hietmmer
Talor
Edmunson
Bor Beare
Daviess County
Johnson
Schutter
Joyce Eone
Wills
Gee
Bezzy Saaeeed
Stewa T Owen
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