Federal food law enforcements trigger state cooperation
Federal regulations under the pure food law went into effect Tuesday with leeway granted until this month. Agencies report most industries comply, except whisky rectifiers who face potential prosecutions. Justice officials note trusts reemerge in paper and beef sectors, warning of jail if new gatherings violate orders.
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Department of
H. W. Wiley
Bonaparte
American Publishers’ Association
Purdy
Department of Justice
Publishers’ Association
Trust
Beef Trust
Indianapolis
Local notices and names drift in scattered report
A ragged OCR fragment lists names and events including John Walls, Levi Reeves, Dan Smith, W. H. Hudgon, and Dr. A. H. Burris. It mentions church services, travel to Indianapolis, a weather note about rain, and a stomach illness affecting Mrs. Peter Webber with nine children. The text is fragmented and hard to decipher.
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Jesse Godwitk
Anapolis
W. H.hudgon
Dan Smith
Springs
Christian Church
A. H. Burris
Rick
Indiand
Eid
P den
Alfred
Peter Web
Sem Baear H. Webber
George
Charles
Reminiscences of a Rural School Era and Community
A veteran newspaper man recalls early schooling in Kentucky and Illinois, detailing classrooms, teachers like father Mason Palmer, and the old Baldwin and Muitthole school houses. He shares anecdotes of Betsy Wallace baking, ticket prizes, and the impact of open air gatherings on health, plus memories of neighbors, soldiers, and local figures.
Senator Hera outlines temperance bill provisions
Senator Hera from Daviess and Pike counties outlined a forthcoming temperance bill. He cited statistics from Mary Stubbs to justify capping saloon licenses, banning saloons from townships for four years, and directing funds to schools and libraries. The measure would require local elections to grant licenses or ban saloons and target a statewide liquor tax.
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Hera, Mattingly
Daviess
Pike
General Assembly
Indianapolis
Suchia
Mary i Stubbs
Schoo Fund
Iber
Salefjns
Tremetun
Gald
Pisces
Preliminary hearing for Nick Carter on robbery charge
Nick Carter's preliminary hearing before Squire Kirkham found enough evidence to bind him over to Sullivan circuit court for robbery against Mr and Mrs Charles Hagemier. The couple identified Carter. defense showed the hat worn by the robber. Carter remains jailed without bond and faces circuit court trial next Wednesday for murder of Joseph B Orrin, with related prosecutions of Ray and James Carter.
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Nick Carter
Squire Kirkham
Sullivan Circuit Court
Sullivan Union
Carter
Charles Hagemier
Lee
Fred ‘Pags
John W. Lindely
Squire Kirkman
Sera
Orr
James Carter
Wallace fined for assault and battery on wife
Simon J. Wallace was fined 26 and costs in circuit court on assault and battery charges from July incidents at his father in law C C Herr's home in the west end. He pleaded guilty and did not contest the case. Wallace, known as Smoky, had been living with his wife in California where he worked as a locomotive engineer. She returned to her parents in Washington after leaving him. Wallace allegedly attacked his wife after visiting to take their daughter for a drive, was bound over to the circuit court on 200 bond, and is a notable local figure.
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Springdale
F. Horrall
Washington
Ind
Gazette
Mason Palmer
Aoa
Binney
John de. Palmer
Bie
Launt
Betsy” Wallace
Lydia
Hattie
Jett
Dicksburg
Knox County
Ingi
Muitthole
Cumback
Hezekiah Horrall
Highbanks Road
John F. Palmer
George B. Stuckey
William Purcell
Neilson Purcell
Isaac Purcell
Dixon
Carroll
Robert
Alehdale
Ill
William Allison
Veale Township
James Thomas
Nelson
Indieda
Iesac
Jepgon
Horrall
William Horrall
Jane
Henry Clay
Hezekiah ‘Horrall
Elijah. Banks
Alen ‘Barberts
White
Kama P. Malpbaits
Simon J. Wallace
Wallace
C. C. Herr
West End
California
Robert, Wallace
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Floresce
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Lpeegg
S. F. Horrall
Riting
ERX
Tme
Kew
Bill
Washington Boys
Sullivan
Hagemiers
William T. ‘Parker
Elijah Gregory
Gregory
Parker
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