Four Boys Freed After Judge Houghton Local Case
Four youths Harry Gordon Charlie Aull Brace Chapman and China Hoppingarner were released by Judge Houghton after a chamber session with their parents attorneys and police. If they stay out of trouble indefinitely they will not attend reform school. guardianship placed with their parents and police to report future offenses. The teens had entered Will Haykine’s Williams street home seeking beer and money and other items were found. Chipman and Hoopidgarner did not enter the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Gordon
Charlie Aull
Brace Chapman
China” Hoppingarner
Will Haykine
Judge Houghton
Houghton
Young man's first big city lesson in mailboxes
A sixteen year old boy travels to a big city to study and stay in a hotel. He writes several letters from hotel stationery as friends await news. A passerby at a corner instructs him to whistle at a mailbox ten times, causing laughter and a humbling misstep. He remains wary of city life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonny
Elixir of Life Promises Bottled Hope in Ads
An old advertisement fragment promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea and Lirdentan's Pharmacy offerings claiming youthful vitality. The copy touts teas and tablets as elixirs to combat aging and wrinkles, reflecting vintage patent medicine marketing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister
Rocky Mountain Tea
Lirdentan's
City Council Brief Session on Street Railway Repairs
The Monday night meeting lasted about a half hour as city officials discussed extensive street car track repairs. City Attorney O Neall and Supt Colbert reported new cross ties ordered and work beginning east of Fifth Street, with broader repairs planned citywide as weather permits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gneall
Supt. Colbert
Fifth Street
Alexander
Meridian
East Second Streets
Charges by Thursday in Disbarment Probe
Judge Wilson appoints East & East and J. E. Healys committee to file formal charges against Prosecutor Miller, Mayor Claude Malott, and A. M. Hadley. Committee says charged specifics will fill 100 pages of typewritten material and surprise the public with alleged unprofessional conduct. Trial readiness expected soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Monroe Circuit Court
East & East
J. E. Healys
Miller
Claude Malott
A. M. Hadley
Hedley
Local Employment and Personnel Moves Mentioned
Robert Cross starts at Mc Bride and Keller bakery. Ritterskamp furniture room repainted. Wilt Walker visits from Chicago. Austin Harbin quits J E Crane and Co driver post. Patterson leaves shop for Danville to attend school. Epworth League Reading Circle meets Rev W Baker at 7 30 PM. Thomas Gray quits Cabsl and Kauffman tribacna department to return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth i League
Rev
I W. Baker
Cap Zack Jones Promotes Blues Cure Through Cheerful Greeting
A Gazette visit to Cap Zack Jones at his store reveals his cheerful greeting method as a cure for blues. Jones recounts personal anecdotes and asserts positive interactions lift spirits, claiming a morning hello and pleasant talk can banish gloom and improve wellbeing.
Petersburg Notes Tidy Up Local Happenings
Local items report resignations and moves as residents deal with illnesses. W Hi Crosby relocates from Olney to Petersburg after taking a new job, KE Hatfield of Peoples National Bank returns to work, and Zack Jones repaints his storefront. Dr A B Faith travels to Plainville for a sick colleague, Roy Summers returns from Kansas City and Sedalia visits, and Paul Aikman injures his arm after a ladder fall. Charles G Sefrit and others fish locally, while Charles Wilson returns from Chicago and St Louis to manage Ideal Furniture Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wilson
Chicago
St J Louis
Ideal. Furniture Co
Wilson
Personal notices from travelers and visitors
George Brown from Montgomery was there today. Emma Cunningham is home from Linton. Mr and Mrs James Farris returned from Olney. Tom Nugent and Ezra Mattingly went to Petersburg on business. Mrs B E Belue of Cincinnati guests here. Ed Laughlin returned to Odon after business. Miss Sarah Overbay from Wheatland visiting. Mrs Lou Dollahan returned to Petersburg after days in the city. Esther Wallace leaves Thursday for Franklin to visit Miss Aimee Road. Mary Kempf returned from Evansville. Mr and Mrs John Asher in the city from Winelow visiting south side relatives. Robert Getchen returned from a visit with Watsons of Vinosennes. Iona Arthur will leave Thursday for Terre Haute to visit friends. Mrs Bert Kidwell and daughter Thelma returned to Worthington after visit with J A Kidwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Cunningham
Linton
James Farris
Olney
Tom Nugent
Ezra Mattingly
Petersburg
B. E. Belue
Cincinnati
Ed Laughlin
Odon
Sarah Overbay
Wheatland
Lou Dollahan
Potars’ ‘Burg
City
Mary. Kempf
Evansville
John Asher
Winelow
South Side
Robert Getchen
Edward Watson
Vinosnnes
Iona Arthur
Terre Haute
Bert Kidwell
Haughter
Thelma
Worthington
J. A. Kidwii
the Horth
Chicago market eyed as Greene county coal goes west
A $350000 deal passes Tower Hill and Midland mines in Greene county to Chicago and Eastern capitalists. The Midland and Tower Hill mines, opened four and two years ago respectively, sit on the Southern Indiana railroad eight miles north of Linton and include 900 and 1400 acres of coal land. The purchase signals a major transfer in Greene county, with options on at least ten more mines as John R. Walsh links to a Chicago market supply ahead of a Terre Haute to Chicago railroad.
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Chicarro
Tower Hill
Midland
Greene County
Chicago
Southern Indiana Railroad
Linton
Bloomington Capitalista
Taiper Hill
Gompany
Southern Indians
John R. Walsh
Terre Haute
Local notices and shop ads in brief listing
Small ads include requests for clean rags at the Beating Factory and gas range sales on monthly payments. Also a notice to Eagles members to attend the reguar Aerie session on Wednesday night March 20 1905 at 7 30 sharp with business of importance led by Dr G W Bolin Worthy Society
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles
The
Aerie
G. W. Bolin
Worthy Soc'y
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America
Jobo B. Stetson
Howard
Stetson
Hugh L. Cox & CO
Hough
Ton
Case
Williams Street
Chipman and Hoopidgarner
Mepnen
Lindeman’s Pharmacy
Main
Tony Little
J. Beitman
the Men's and Boy's. Outfitter
Willbe
O’neall
Hatfield & Palmer Company
Ask
West van Treas
O'Neall
William Mattingly
Hopkins
Walnut
van Trees
Twelfth
L. J. Smiley
T. G. Underdown
Marion Thompson, Son
Police
Patrick O'Neall
Pax Gazette
Greenwood Co
Bloomington
Robert Cross
McBride & Keller’ S Bakery
Ritterskamp Furniture Store
Wilt Walker
Austin
Patterson
Danville
Thomas Gray
Tribacna
Cabsl & Kauffmac Profe
Jett
Zack Jones
Mr. Jones
Gazette
Bill
Got Jones
Fit. Jones
Mrs. W. Hi. Crosby
Mr. Crosby
KE. L. Hatfield
Peoples National Bank
A. B. Faith
Plainville
Millis
Harry Smith
Washington Gas Company
Michigan
Roy Summers
Kansas City
Kan
Sedalia
Charles G. Sefrit
Ed C. Faith
Johnnn Billheimer
Indianapolis
Paul Aikman
George Brown
Montgomery
Esther Wallace
Franklin
Aimee Road
Walsh
Indiana
City Gas Company
Main Street
Hatfield & Palmer CO
C. D. Taylor
Washington, Ind
P.O. Bon
Ithaca Conservatory of Music
Cncert
Central Ave
M. E. Church
Wall
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