Emerald Tate dence sermon on St Patrick at 8 oclock
Attendees heard Rev Father Ryves discuss penance and sanctity in Catholic practice. The speech praised St Patrick as a missionary and noted Ireland’s future under renewed governance, while England faced critique for its policy.
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Patrick
J . L. Grifiths
Lena Abert
Beveridge
Péter
St. Peter
St. Patrick
Peresignery Splgt
Elnstoniey ‘ Epe
Ryves
Ireland
England
M Ryves
Train Passes Vincennes at Record Speed
Dispatchers Chapman and Pritchett led orders as a special sped through Vincennes in a swift run. Reported as the best arch of the road, the coaches and train aroused praise and Ray Robinson’s prior speed record was surpassed on Sunday.
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Vincennes
Chapman and Pritchet
Ray Robinson
Isia
Test of the new law in a Peru courtroom
The case of William W. Taylor, agent for Terre Haute Brewing, charged with selling beer in a quantity under five gallons, heads a potential test of the June law. Prosecutor Kagy argues Taylor sold twenty-four pints to Dee Hood, while Taylor contends the arrest stems from a trap and the beer was moved via a circuitous route. If upheld, the ruling could force wholesale bottling changes and restrict sales to licensed retailers.
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Peru
Wiliam Wv. Tayns
Terre Haute Brewing Company
Tayldr
Dee Hood
Mexico
Taylor
John Walpert
W. E. Kagy
Kagy
Owensville church split likely leads to new court case
Dissenting Owensville and Bethel factions refuse to yield property and seek further court action. Trustees and Presbyterians clash over ownership, with talk of a new trial in Gibson County and possible appeal to the state Supreme Court, while personal enmities fracture church unity.
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Owensville
Wis
Bethel
Gibson Couty
Zeigler case spurs deposition over burned 5000 in cash
In Evansville Jacob Zeigler testified that his brother John burned a bag of 5000 dollars and played the fiddle as it burned. He claims a treasure of 25000 in cash hidden by the family. attorneys dispute the tale and seek the estate’s share.
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Ziegler
Mooney
Jacob Zeigler
Evansville
Cob Ziegler
Irother
Jakob’ Zeigler
Treasury Department
Washington
Zeigler
John Zelzler
Jacob Zelgter
John
Flo
Jacob
Jake
Zeigiers
John Zeigier
John Zeigler
City and County Directories Under Way for May Publication
The Interstate Directory of Marion prepares a city directory with all residents over sixteen and a county gazetteer listing real estate holders and tax-based property values by township. Seven canvassers will work next week, with copies due to printers in May. Subscriptions run $3. non subscribed copies are $5. The last directory appeared in 1904 by Hackman and Wallin of Quincy Illinois, listing a population of 10 033.
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Intersate Directory Company
Marion
H. P. ‘Maslich
Hackman Aad Wallin
Quincy, Ill
Farm Changes Hands As Washington Realty Buys Summers Farm
The Washington Realty company purchased the William H. Summers farm located 3.5 miles southeast of the city. Mrs. Summers occupant of the 160 acre clay and creek bot om land. The deal totaled 5600 dollars with an average price of 35 dollars per acre. O W Deckard property at Sixth and Flora valued at 1000 dollars was taken in on the deal. The land will be rented.
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The
Washington Realty Company
William H. Summers
Palm Sunday Observed With Ceremonies At City Churches
Palm Sunday will be observed by Catholic churches in the city with ceremonies. St Simons will hold an 8 o'clock first mass and a 10 o'clock high mass. Before the late mass the blessing and procession of the palm will take place. During the week devotional services are planned for Wednesday and Friday evenings at 7 30.
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St. Simons
Keithswent Buys Car Loads of Wheat Moni in Seattle
Gt Ant Keithswent purchased four car loads of grain in Seattle from J D Williams as local butchers arranged the deal. The transaction tied into nearby trade activities and reflects market movements.
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Gt Ant
Seattle
J.D. Williams
Illness Strikes Wheatland Three Prominent Men
Three Wheatland leaders are seriously ill with varying conditions. Uncle Dick Merill, 86, on death's door amid multiple ailments. L Niblack, a leading merchant, also serious. his son Dr Earl Niblack of Terre Haute has been called. Edward Nicholin, another business figure, had two hemorrhages but showed some improvement.
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Wheatland
Dick” Merill
iWheatland
L. Niblack
Earl Niblack
Terre Haute
Harbin Burned in Blast at Weaver Golden Anniversary
John Harbin the fifteen year old grandson of Thomas Weaver was burned Saturday at Wheatland while playing with blasting powder during the golden wedding anniversary celebration. The explosion burned his neck and fore, but injuries are not serious and he was treated and recovering by Monday.
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John Harbin
Thomas Weaver
Wheatland
Ticket Brokers Enjoined by Circuit Court Action
United States Circuit Court in St. Louis on Monday made permanent an injunction restraining ticket brokers from purchasing or possessing non transferable railroad tickets. The order covers B and O Southwestern L&N and related lines including Central and Terre Haute and Indiana Railroad. More than twenty five brokers are affected by the ruling.
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United States
Dudge Finkelnburg
St. , Louis
B. & O. Southwestern
Hots Central
Terre Haute & In
Paris
Bloomington Homecoming Returns From Florida Visit
Aj Axtell and Mrs R M Wylie with Airs Seatney return from New Smyrna Florida after several weeks away. Axtell says they had a fine time and are glad to be back in Bloomington.
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Bloomington
Aj Axtell
R. M. Wylie
Airs
Seatney
New, Smyrna
Florida
Axtell
Fire engine moved to factory site for quick fire response
The old engine at the seating factory lot, once useless, is renovated with council approval secured by Finley S Brooke president of Cincinnati Seating. A new factory fire company will train and respond to alarms, stationed near the factory with quick access and telephonic link to the station.
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Finley S. Brooke
Cincinnati
Brooke
Brooks
McCormick
Thhe
Brookdale
Thomas Bulley Aldrich Dies in Boston After Surgery
Thomas Bulley Aldrich a noted poet and literary artist died at his Boston home after a month long illness following an operation at the Massachusetts Homeopathic Hospital. He is survived by his widow and one son. A friend called him a short clever man with eternal youth in his bearing.
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Thomas Bulley Aldrich
Boston
Aldrich
Massachusetts Homeopathic Hospital
Pulle
Mt Vernon Couples Wed in Local Math Instructor Bride
Prof W L tuckey a Mt Vernon high school mathematics instructor married Miss Purgu son of Mt Vernon on Wednesday. The groom is a local graduate, a state normal at Terre Haute alum, taught in the county, then Bicknell before returning to Mt Vernon. Trustees Charles Stuckey of Veale township and Lawson Stuckey of this city are his brothers.
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W. L.tuckey
Mt. Vernon
Weaver couple marks 50th anniversary in Wheatland
Mr and Mrs Thomas Weaver of Wheatland observed their fiftieth wedding anniversary with a large family reunion. Friends and relatives visited throughout the day and a big dinner was served. The couple are among the county's oldest and best known residents.
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Thomas Weaver
Wheatland
Barr Men In Trouble Charge After Roadside Fight
Adelphis Matthews was arrested by Constable Ellis on a charge of assault and battery on Morris Healy. Both men live near St. Marys in Barr township. Healy says rising floods washed rails from his fence near Matthews farm and, when fetching the rails, he was attacked by Matthews.
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Adelphis
Matthews
Ellis
Morris Healy
St. Marys
Barr
Healy
Harrison Mansion Fire At Vincennes Nearly Extinguished
A fire damaged the historic Harrison mansion in Vincennes Indiana about 5 p m Monday. A spark from a stove flue started the blaze on the north roof. Box 62 alarm called in, and Companies 2 and 3 responded quickly extinguishing the fire before it spread.
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Harrison
Vincennes I
Home from California
Horace Smith and family returned to their home northwest of the city last Saturday after wintering near Los Angeles. Smith is pleased with California climate and scenery but says land there is priced too high from 1700 to 1500 dollars per acre. He did not buy land.
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Horace’ Smith
Los Angeles
Call
Shirley Goes West
Sherman Shirley son of Mrs Mary Surley and a high school graduate set off for Walsenburg to work as a civil engineer for the Denver Rio Grande railroad He attended Purdue University for a while and is described as a bright young man.
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Sherman Shirley
Mary Surley
Jeaf
Walsenburg
Got
Denver Pro Rio Grande Railroad Railroad Company
Purdue, University
Land
Drilling Near Elnora Advances to Four to Five Foot Vein
Drilling on the Wadsworth farm near Elnora continues as operators expect a four to five foot vein to shortly be reached. The project remains ongoing with progress anticipated in the near term.
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Deal
Wadsworth Farm
Elnora
Retrendum Defeat Brings Van Horn Victory in Eleventh District
Wellington OConner presided as the Workers of America district vote reelects W. D. Van Horn over Wellington OConner. Van Horn won 14856 to 1471 with election officials reading the result as the convention adjourned. George Hargrove and other officers were named on the board with Kennedy reelected secretary treasurer. Purcell announced retirement from the national executive board.
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Wellington O'Conner
Iy Distije Workers of ‘America
D. van Horn
Inérre
Hatte
Ita
Way Horn
O'Conner
Mikup
Ovgr
Nis
Wil- Man” 7Stinson
Wendy
Shorts
Lee
Jackson Idt ' Avansville
The
Alstrict
Thomas Liew
Nynob
Linton
Kennedy
Althplush
Wellington O'Contror
Habér
W. OD
van Horn
Harry Moore
Garey Littlejohn
George Hargrove
Newt Cassidy
Charles For
T C. Morgan
Ules Hutchinson Wrere
Spise’ Preleigh E
James O'Laughin
Fifithfat Wvorker
Georen Purcell
Patless Colinty
Dodrd
Canonwnedd
Purcel Hag
Asi
Aong
Auditors Warn Railroads and Insurers Under New Liquor Law
Auditor Bilheimer notified railroad companies operating in Indiana that selling liquor on trains under the new law effective March 2 must close the practice or send a one dollar draft to the state treasury by June 1 1907 for the ensuing year. He also certified insurers to file complete records of all money paid out under the new statute.
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John
In- Mana
I State
Billeheimer
Pay Roll Reforms in Postal Service Salaries
The new law sets salaries for post office staff and rural delivery workers. Postmaster general fixes pay. under the act pay rises to $900 per year, with $720 paid after July first.
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Subs
Gernmy
Supreme court denial of reward to vote buyers in 1900 case
The Indiana Supreme Court affirmed denying Fin ley P Mount a $3600 reward from Montgomery County for securing 36 convictions of vote buying. Mount aided buyers by affidavits and sharing rewards, but public policy bars recovery when the buyer’s own illegal act creates the reward situation.
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Supreme Court Weanenday
Finley P. Mount
Crawfordsville
Montgomery County
Nastvember
Mount
Mystery surrounds assault after death of Henry Peper near Corydon
In a Corydon area home, Emma Peper and Mrs William Peper were knocked unconscious by a heavy blow while sitting with the corpse of Henry Peper. Dr John Battarff found them alive and the incident, occurring Wednesday night, remains unexplained with no sighted attacker.
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Henry Peper
Emma Peper
Willam Peper
Corydon
John Battarff
Peper
Hungarian quail tested to replace Indiana bobwhite
Deputy state fish and game commissioner E. E. Earle has received three pairs of Hungarian quail from Julian Mohr in Ulm Germany for trials to introduce larger hardier birds to Indiana. The six birds are said to be more prolific and better suited to cold and hunger, potentially restoring quail numbers where Bob White has declined.
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E. E. Earle
Bob White
Indiana
Fireman Hazelton Died in Gravel Train Wreck Near Robinson
Ogal Hazelton a former fireman on the B C Southwestern died after a wreck near Robinson Mt on Monday. The gravel train derailed, engine and cars demolished, engineer Tate killed instantly and Hazelton badly injured with both arms and legs broken. Hazelton's widow and family survive. his mother Mrs Allants Hazelton lives in Monroe City. A second obituary notes Laura Wallace widow of Robert Wallace coal miner of South Washington died after long illness at age forty, leaving two children and a half brother in Vincennes.
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Ogal
Hazelton
Big Four
Mt. Carmel
B. & C. Southwestern
Robinson
Tafles
Hinsling
Tate
Allants Hazelton
Monroe City
J. G Robinson
West Walnut Street
George
William
John
Bridgeport
County Council Meets for Bridge and Office Allocations
Auditor Nugent called the county council to a meeting in his office to approve special appropriations. M J Carnahan was named chairman as the group scheduled office space changes in the courthouse and reviewed bridge budgets with adjustments. Additional items included sheriff salary for John D Morgan and small poor relief payments. several township line items received fund increases.
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Nugent
County Council
Court House
M. J. Carnahan
Elmore Township
Scott Hardin
John D. Morgan
Steefe Township
van Saree
Scissors Found in Patient After Surgery at Wichita Hospital
A pair of five inch surgical scissors were removed from the thigh of Mrs. IR White of Braman Oklahoma after an abdominal tumor operation at a Wichita Kansas hospital. The instruments had pierced her body causing severe pain and were located with X ray assistance.
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Ar. Ir, White
Braman
Okla
Wichta
Kas
Prominent Men Attend Vin cennes Post Office Opening
A house warming will precede the new Vin cennes post office opening on March 27. Vice President Fairbanks, Senators Beveridge and Hemenway, Congressman John C. Chaney, and other notable figures will be present.
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Post
Vincenneg
Fairbanks
Beveridge
Hemenway
John C. Chaney
Lodgvotee Flour and Feed Exchange Incorporated
The Lodgvotee Flour and Feed Exchange company is incorporated with a capital of $5,000. Directors listed are Walter Vanhoy James T Fitzgerald and C C Vanhoy.
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Lodgvotee Flour and Feed Exchange Company
Walter Vanhoy
James
T.fitzgérald
C. C.: Vanhoy
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