Orchard trial details and Cheney-Steunenberg case notes
Testimony outlines Orchard’s bomb plans and prior attempts on officials, including Steunenberg, Peabody, and Sherman Bell, with assertions about federation involvement. Richardson presses Orchard on motives, past meetings in Wallace, Caldwell, and potential gains from the Coeur d Alenes. defense to counter.
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Steunenberg
Rehard
Boise
Idaho
Ame
Steunenbere
Peabody
Pani J City
Richardson
Orchard
Howete
Portland
Gabbart
Dard
Sherman Bell
Haywood
Denver
Federation
Richartson
Havind
Easterly
Tellife
Wallace
Jack Simpins
Caldwell
Simpkins
Taird
Hercules
Local notices sketch a week in Cornettstown and nearby towns
Town residents report visits and presence in Washington and nearby communities. Names cited include Chris Abel Patrick Everett Miss Hazel Carroll George Summit and family Mrs Daniel Killion and Elllis of Plainville. Army worms are noted as causing damage in the area.
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Chris Abel
Washington
Patrick Everett
Pitaston
Mr. Harding
Odon Way
Orab
George
Summit
Hazel Carroll
Visii
Elnora
Essle
Eaton
Daniel’ Killion
Sage of Ree ve visits town in jovial style
Captain J G Leming former Daviess County sheriff and longtime local figure spends days in town greeting friends with his characteristic hearty welcome He jokes about river conditions East Fork White River high water and farmer delays noting recent rains may help corn planting while recalling old political and fishing days with former colleagues and rivals
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J. G. Leming
Daviess
East Fork
White River
Dows
Reeve Township
Alf Wallace
Leming
Tower Bottom
Dboys
June Sale of Indian Linen Waists Offered at Low Prices
Limited to six or nine patterns per style, the June Sale features Indian linen waists with embroidery fronts and trimmings. Prices range from 98 cents to 1.59, with waists valued up to 2.75 and styles noted as latest season arrivals. Two numbers recently added. 2d Floor.
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Fie India Iinen
Gworth
June Price Concessions Boost Sales
The late Behsin delays have slowed U S volume but year over year gains persist. To aid summer business some lines offer marked price concessions regardless of current costs, encouraging dollar saving opportunities for customers this month.
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U. E
Sun Hats for Men Boys Sailors and Telestop Styles
Sun hats described for men and boys with straw braids, bands, and trims. Men’s Sailors and youths’ styles offered in white braid and fancy weaves with prices from 15c to 1.50. Variety includes dip front designs and yacht or auto style options for youngsters.
New Gloves and Nations at High Class Stores
Plain silk gloves in black tan and white retail at 0c to 1.25, elbow lengths 1.50 to 2.50, silk fully embroidered gloves 3.00 to 3.50 in black and white. Kid gloves elbow length offered in black white and brown shades priced 2.00 and 3.50.
June Sale Embroidery Offers Across Edges and Insertion Pieces
A June sale features embroidery strips in machine lengths with fine edges and insertions, about fifty pieces priced up to 8 1 3 cents per yard. Patterns include Swiss and Namgook, with 20c to 25c yard retail equivalents, plus corset cover embroideries and remnant discounts.
Wedding gifts in Queensware department renovated display
The wedding gift section now features a renovated and installed Queensware floor display. Prices for Meridian Manufacturing knives and forks show wide steel blades and three tine forks at $1.00 to $2. The department markets themselves as exclusive dealers with fair pricing and no excessive profits.
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Ridian Manufacturing Company
Akate
Meridian Manufacturing Company
Capitals Visit Sparks Controversy as Skater Chosen Official
The document notes a decision about selecting an official described as a graceful woman skater and a nonfavorite outsider. It mentions no personal violence and hints at political ties. Captain Leming plans to return home Saturday and is active in farming and supporting Reeve township as a candidate hub for county offices.
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Skater
Auch
Washington
Leming
Reeve Township
Odon Prospecting Company Formed for Oil Drilling
The Qoddon Prospecting Company is incorporated with 50000 capital and seven directors led by James P. McGehee of Sandborn. Directors include George J. Singer of Tuscalo, Ill and Lowery Cooper. The firm will begin drilling once machinery is procured and stock is offered at forty cents. McGehee, an oil and gas prospector, will supervise efforts in Madison Elmore and Van Buren townships after wells located at Sandborn.
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Qodon
Secretary of State
James P. McGehee
Sandborn
George J. Singer
Tuscalo, Ill
Lowery Cooper
James McGehee
Madison
Elmore
van Buren
McGehee
Arch Yazel In Court Over Alleged Illicit Sales
Arch Yazel faced a mayoral court Friday afternoon. A motion to quash affidavits was overruled and trials were set for Monday June 17 at 1 o clock. One affidavit accuses him of illegal liquor selling and the other of shipping goods under an assumed name.
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Arch “Yazel
Russell
Fourth of July Celebration by Presbyterian men's league
The Presbyterian church men's league plans a large Fourth of July event at the west end park with band concerts fireworks and public speaking. Officials aim to honor the day and will publish the program in a few days.
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Men's League of the Presbyterian Church
West End Park
Adiran Haniérely Returns to Louisville for City Project
Adrian Haniérely is back in Louisville today to finish opening an addition to the city in a few days.
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Adrian Haniérely
Louiaville
Unveil Two Monuments Sunday in City Cemeteries
The World of this city will unveil two monuments on Sunday at 10 o'clock. The monument to Ard L. Eaton will be in the Cornettaville cemetery. Mason members of Woodmen of the World participate in the ceremonies.
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Ard L. Eaton
Cornettaville
Woodmen
Unveiling in Allen Osman Cemetery and Sunday Ceremony
The article describes plans for an unveiling at Allen Osman Cemetery with a 8 oclock start, a march from the hall, and two addresses by Willem A. Walake and Wallace. It also covers a memorial program featuring music by the Citizens Band and a dedication of a monument by Camp Officers, with a closing address by the Council Commander. It includes a report on Mrs Jackman’s farewell party with about fifty guests at St Simona hall and school entertainment by St hens church students and Village Minstrels.
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Citickens
W. Stuckey
Baiaa
Wallace
St. Simona Hall
St. Hens Church
Classifieds Offer Low Prices and Employment Ads
Local notices include building materials and buggy sales from O M Cosby with broad price cuts. Jobs advertised for agents earning 82500 weekly, hospital attendants needed, and a sample case free offer. Also a euchre event by the Ancient Order of Hibernians and a hat clearance sale at Karr Sisters.
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A. O
Hibernians
K. of C. Hall
Karr Sisters
East Main Street
Mrs. Sarah Oxton Boston Dead At 77 In Linton
Mrs. Sarah Oxton Boston died Thursday in Linton while visiting. A Baptist minister’s widow born October 1830, she married February 8, 1851, and moved with her husband to this county in 1876. Survived by a son Charles A Boston of North Tonawa and a son Frank. services planned for afternoon with burial at Veales Cemetery.
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Hel Illion
Cliff
Walker
Lintone
Lola Courtney
Washington
Belle Courtney
Woodmen
Edward Eaton
Cornettsville
Rosa Everett
Denia Everett
Missour
Everett
Missionary Baptist Church
Cornettaville M. E
Gideon Heaven-ridge
Issi
Mra
Dan
Sarah Oxton
Linton
Frank Boston
Ww. S. Soolls
Boston
Bor
Charles A
Tonawa
Charles
Iwest
Veales
Ty, Wilson
Frank
Notice of Appointment for Estate Administratrix
Enèrite 4 hereby given that the anniled has been appointed administratrix of the estate of William S. Sketo deceased late of Daviess County, whose estate is to be settled. Ninie B. Sketo, Administratrix. thesernan & Mattingly, attorneys.
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Anil
William S
Sketo
Daviess Equaty
Beatae
Yidt - Ninie’ B. Sketo
Lstoys
Thesernan & Mattingly
Athys
Coroner's Inquest Finds Vermiscene Carlisle Died by Accident
Coroner O Bonham of Daviess County Indiana states Vermiscene Carlisle died from accidental causes after being struck by a car on the Washington Street Railway. Carlisle was described as of negro descent and wearing no ring. The findings were dated May 28 1907.
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Lir
C. Bonham
Daviess County
Indiana
Vermiscene
Carlisle
Washington Street
Bonham
Coroner's Inquest Records in Daviess County Indiana
Bonham coroner certifies inquest on Joseph Shouse May 23 1907. Death due to organic heart disease. Body described as 160 pounds five feet ten inches tall lacking valuables. Witnesses examined. Report dated May 27 1907.
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Bonham
Daviess County
Indiana
Joseph ¥. Shouse
O. Bonham
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