Butcher Injured At Stumpf Slaughterhouse Accident
Otis Eckert foreman at the Stumpf slaughter house on State road was severely injured when a steer kicked a door trapping him between the door and building. He was taken home by buggy and later treated by Dr. C. P. Scudder who reported him resting after a hypodermic dose. Eckert, married, is expected to miss several days of work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis Eckert
Stumpf
State Road
Mr. Eckhart Ha
Eckert
C. P. Scudder
Miss Annle Le monds Mears Weds Elmer L Whitney at Charleston WV
Announcement from Charleston West Virginia reports the marriage of Miss Annle Le monds Mears to Elmer L Whitney in Charleston on Monday. The bride, daughter of Charles M Mears of the city, is well known locally and previously worked for the telephone company there. The groom, a lumber dealer, formerly taught and served as school superintendent in North Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annle Lemonds Mears
Elmer L. Whitney
Charleston
West Virginia
Charles M. Meard
Miss Mears
Charleston, King
Thelephone Company
Miss Meares
Ralph
Mr. Whitney
Miss ‘Mears
Whitney
Miss. Mears
Loogdotee
scsAceipeti
North Dakota
Local residents and visitors noted in Montgomery column
Daily notes show Jacob Shull at Raglesville on Monday and Slinkard in Washington. Several residents from Linton Jasonville Terre Haute and East St. Louis visit Montgomery. others return from Vincennes Flora and Whitfield. James Fergerson moves to Harrison township. J Harris shows limited recovery. Thomas Riley Jr visits Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Jacob Shull
Raglesville
C. W! Slinkard
Washington
Charles Graves
Linton
C. C
Martin
Lena Bloodsoe
Jasonville
Frank Doyle
Terre Haute
Ed Bingham
Vincennes
Omar Matthews
Flora, Ill
Ella
Etta McAtee
Loogootee
Miles Bernadette
George Brown, Jr
Indianapolis
Markuarete
Sause
Matthew Sause
East St. Louis
William Bradley
Thomas Riley, Jr
Madison
Thomas Riley
Ellen Ryan
Margaret Sause
L. McPherson
T Ogotee
Sie McPherson
George Dally
Thomas Daily
Whitfeld
Weimer
Matthews
Leo
Cleveland mayoral race noted with endorsements
Fragmentary OCR shows Johnson and Burton contesting the Cleveland mayoral race with Democratic and Republican nominees. The piece highlights historic excitement and mentions endorsements affecting Theodore Burton’s candidacy and the central role of the late leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom L. Johnson
Theo] Dore
E. Burton Ag
Demorati
Cleveland
Prontincs
Seteing
Aterth
Dy ‘Theodore
O Conner and Cavanaugh Betrothal Noted in Local Notice
A brief local notice records the betrothal of Michel O Conner of Montgory near Moorestown to Timothy Cavanaugh of Capnelburg. Both families are described as highly respected and look forward to a long prosperous union amid rural hardship.
Going Back Home: The Allure of Old-Fashioned Pleasures
The piece extols returning to one's birthplace as a refreshing antidote to modern resort hopping. It argues nostalgia for boyhood streets and family greetings offers truer happiness than chasing wealth, fame, or new homes. It cites friends, parents, and familiar places as the enduring lure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South’ Bend
Hells
Shome
Denis Leas
Tommy
Mr. Barrie
Pnrums
Ridle
Bodo
Ewell
Drilling Outfit Theft Leads to Arrests
Oscar Mill and George McNabb were arrested Tuesday morning on theft charges for allegedly stealing a drilling outfit from a barn near the Elswick Abtel. Lumberman James Harman reported the loss after an attempted search for the apparatus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar’ Mill
George McNabb
James Harmay
Elswick Abtel
Harman
Stolen Goods Estimated At Sixty Dollars In Theft Case
The second man fitting McNabb’s description, Harman preferred charges against both suspects. They were caught on East Second Street by a polite observer and arraigned before Judge Houghton, pled not guilty, and were jailed for lack of bond. Mills and McNabb lived nearby the barn where the outfit was stolen. trial date not set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam T. Carnes
Warren Penn
Carnes
Orris Q. Waite
Garland
McNabb
Harman
Son East Second Street
Houghton
Mills
Parker sought after cutting Joseph Cochran
Police pursued Andy Parker on Monday afternoon after he allegedly attacked farmer Joseph Cochran with a pocket knife in a fight weeks earlier. A witness placed Parker on East Third Street, but officers found no trace. Sheriff and night sergeant led a rainy search near Parker’s former home, yet no information emerged confirming his location. Cochran survived the knife attack after days of medical concern.
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Andy Parker
Joseph
Cochran
Parker
East Third Street
Main
van Trees
Fitzgerald
Kermode
Death of Frank Lemmon After Jasper Log wagons accident
Relatives in southern Daviess county report Frank Lemmon died at Jasper after a wagon log fell on him. He was thirty five, a log hauler, married with three children and leaves a wife, two brothers and his mother Mrs Laura Lemmon. He died about 9:30 a m after being taken to a Jasper physician's office. cause listed as a broken back and internal injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Lemmon
Daviess County
Jasper
Lemmon
Mra
Laura Lemmon
Waco
Reeve Township
John Auberry
Daviess ‘County
John
Harrison Township
Jaeper
Daviess
Home Telephone stockholders meet retains officers
The Home Telephone company held its annual meeting on Tuesday with old officers retained for the year: A. F. Cabel president J. W. Ogdon vice president Miles O Neall treasurer W. F. Hosea secretary Hervey Trueblood J. W Ogdon W B Hayes L G Parker directors Plans were discussed to enlarge the plant this winter Secretary W F Hosea and director L G Parker are Louisville men
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Home Telephone Company
A. F. Cabel
J. W. Ogdon
Miles O’neall
W. F. Hosea
Hervey Trueblood
J. W. ‘Ogdon
W. B. Hayes
L. G. Parker
City Schools Report Record Enrollment on Opening Day
Enrollment in city schools reached a historic high on Monday with 1468 students, up 26 from last year. High school enrollment stood at 226 as the new term began, with year-by-year figures listed for 1901 through 1908.
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B. Howard
Florence
Steve
Carne
Warren
Enou
Hatfield & Palmerg
Indiana
Taft
Burton
Democratic Executive Committee
Johnson
W. J. Bryan
hCleveland
Farley
McKisson
Hanna
Ris
Congress
Brurton
Foraker
Rivers and
Har‘hoxa
Ongressman
Theodore E. Burton
Clevland Republicans
Toma Johnson
Cannon
Eald
Ohio
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