Foster Divorce Suit Filed in Daviess Circuit Court
Mrs Mamie Foster sues Byron Foster in the Daviess circuit court for divorce on grounds of habitual drunkenness and failure to provide. They married February 15 1906 and separated November 1907 after his admitted inability to maintain her. Attorneys are Ogden and Inman. the plaintiff was formerly Miss Mamie Robinson.
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Daviess
Mamie Foster
Byron Foster
Foster
Ogden & Inman
Mamie Robin
Watson Returns Home From Independence Visit
The barber, who had traveled to the independence see, returned home after a week in TM M county. He spoke of his political friend and the purpose of his stay.
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Aa Watso
The
Express
M County
Teket
Bedford Man Advances to Chicago Office Roles
A Bedford man has progressed to the general offices in Chicago after strong performance at earlier assignments. His ascent is praised by friends and described as a spur to local supporters.
County Treasurer Reports Small Interest Across Depositories
County Treasurer in Idwin quotes figures on interest earned from county money held in six depositories. Citizens Loan & Trust Co shows $7.07, Montgomery Bank $2.09, Odon Bank $2.12, Elnora Bank $2.12, Washington National, and Peoples National also listed with small sums. The totals indicate modest earnings for the period.
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Idwin
Citizens Loan &Tram Company
Montgomery Bank
Odon Bank
Elnora Bank
Washington
Estol- Peoples National
Knox Man Find Hirnest Osborn Fined Five Dollars
A Knox man named Hirnest Osborn appeared in local court and was fined five dollars plus costs. The case details remain sparse in the report, with emphasis on the monetary penalty rather than additional sentences.
Bryan’s Campaign Tactics Face Scrutiny in Press Remarks
The piece critiques William Jennings Bryan’s presidential campaign strategy, arguing he avoids vital issues like free silver and government ownership, shifts focus to campaign management, and defends Haskell amid bribery accusations. It accuses Bryan of concealing donors, defending Standard Oil ties, and promising enforcement that would shield monopolies if elected.
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I. Bryan
Roosevelt
Mr. Bryan
Cavass
Taft
Haskell
Standard Oil
Bryan
Monnett
Standard Oil Company
Roger Sullivan
Fiagy
Conners
Charles F. Murphy
Pat
Pat'' McCarren, and After Having Taken Thomas F. Ryan
Nebraska
Standard of Corporation
Department of Justice
Parker
Conten Fond
Murphy-Conners-McCarren
New York
Hughes
Thomas F. Ryan
Swing Races Bull in Narrow Escape to Work
Mark Swing of Spink Milling faced a charging bull on his way to work Monday. He sprinted toward a wire fence and barely cleared it as the animal closed in. In the scramble his trousers snagged on the wire, leaving him with a new pair of trousers but unharmed.
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Mark Swing
Spink Milling Company
Mr. Swing
Swing
McCarty Judges Second Etersburg Horse Show
J W McCarty of this city served as judge at the second annual Etersburg horse show ending Friday afternoon. About ten thousand people attended and the perfect weather drew large crowds. McCarty, regarded as one of Indiana's best horse judges, judged with firm knowledge and honesty, gaining widespread approval.
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Theetersburg
Ternoon
Pal Iy
J. W. McCarty
Indiana
Arm breaks during city shop ball game
Remmie Zollars of southwest First Street broke his arm Saturday afternoon while pitching for the mill room team in the Rip Track and Mill Room shops game. The injury occurred as he prepared to throw, the arm snapping just above the elbow. Such accidents are rare, with a similar case previously reported in Monroe City.
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Remmie Zollars
South West First Street
Rip Track
Mill Room
Zollars
Monroe City
Relatives At Loogootee Die in Pneumonia Death
Mr and Mrs Leander Veale of in city were called to Loogootee Sunday by the death of Lynn Thomas Robing the son of Mr and Mrs D M Bobige prominent people of that town and relatives of Mr Veale. The child died at 6 oclock Saturday night of pneumonia and was buried Monday afternoon at Goodwill cemetery near Loogootee. Mr and Mrs Veale returned home Monday morning.
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Loogootee
Leander Veale
In City
Lynn Thomas Robing
D. M. Bobige
Coal Miner Admitted to Insane Hospital
Robert Wallace, a coal miner from South Washington, was taken to Evansville Monday morning by Sheriff Colbert and placed in the Insane hospital. He was adjudged insane last week and the asylum admission was immediately pursued. His health is poor and authorities fear he may not live long.
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Robert Wallace
Evansville
Colbert
Wallace
South Washington
Fourteen Join Bethany Church Revival
Great interest in revival meetings at Bethany church on State road continues. The Rev. EB Davidson of First Christian church leads services and fourteen accessions have been recorded.
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Bethany
EB. . Davidson
The
First Christian Church
Appointment of Dr A H Holder as deputy coroner
C O Bonham appoints Dr A H Holder deputy coroner for the remainder of the term due to Bonham's business commitments.
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H. Holder
Bonham's
Forum Set to Candid Fall Session Amid Party Tensions
A local forum plans to open this fall to discuss GOP and Democratic positions. The event aims to illuminate party differences and guide voters ahead of upcoming elections. Attendees will hear statements from party representatives and community members.
Election Preparation By County Clerk Cites Strict Notice Rules
The county clerk outlines steps for upcoming election certification deadlines. Notices must be handed to the sheriff and township trustees sixty days before and twenty days before election day. Ballot printing hinges on correct spellings and precise details for each precinct.
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Jonathan
Odon Fire Department Elects New Officers
Members met Tuesday evening at George Henderson's store and elected H. F. Baker chief L. W. Freeman assistant chief J. W. Henderson secretary treasurer H. W. Merrill captain No 1 4 W. Taylor captain No 2 John Williams captain No 3.
Fortishours Devotions at St Marys Church Begin Sunday
The fe j hours devotion of the blessed orament at St Marys church will begin Sunday October 18 and conclude the following Tuesday with a Franciscan father in charge of the services.
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Fortishours
Orament
St. Marys ‘Church
Washington Man Endorses Dean's Kidney Pills
A Washington Indiana man, Benjamin Tolson, describes severe back and kidney pain relieved by Dean's Kidney Pills bought at WL Jackson's. He endorses the product, cites relief starting with the first use, and notes a later relapse after 1906. Pills sold by Foster Milburn Co. for 50 cents. Doan's brand promoted.
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Gola
Washington
Jonn
Benjamin Tolson
Sowe East Eleventh Street
Ind
Dean
WL Jackson
Tolg
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Uni
Doab’s
Sheriff Sale and Notices In Daviess County Indiana
Public sale of rents for a seven year term on Lot 115 in Washington Liverpool, to satisfy a judgment in favor of William FitzGibbon against Palmer and Palmer heirs. If insufficient, sale of full title in fee simple to Palmer heirs. Indiana redemption laws apply. Other notices include partition suit for Edmond Johnson et al and bridge setting bids by Daviess County officials.
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Daviess
Ta Daviess County
Diana
Costa
William H. Palmer
Arabell Palmer
Walter F. Palmer
Cl Palmer
Wiliam FitzGibbon
Josephine FitzGibbon
Arabella Palmer
Walter
Palmer
Clara Palm
Indiana
Ransom H. Stafford
Edmony Johnson
Haygings
Allen & Hastings
Sala Da’endants
Edmond Johnson
Charlies Johnson
Cou House
Washington
Sound
Mer
Day County
Meadsbridge
City of Washington
Thomas Nugei
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J. Beitmawn
M. J. Carnahan Co
Aiiess County Home Telephone, Co
Washington Realty.Co
E.E. Forsythe
Main
We Keifer
Watson
Knox Man
Hirnest’ Osborn
New York Press
M'Carty
Jos
Monroe
Earnest Osborn
William A. Hazelton
Mi Foe City
Osborn
Gsborn
Nhoe City
Geborn
Ipent
Foley
Ubstitutes
Emith Winto
Texas
O. M. Vance
Peoples R Company
Fielding M. Colbert
Daviess County
Gardiner, Tharp & Gardiner
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