Venue Change Sought in Rankin Demotte Case
Grover Bowman of Madison petitions a change of venue from Pike County to settle a malpractice dispute involving Dr. T B Rankin and Dr. T Demotte. The judge appointed to oversee the case, Judge Hastings, indicated the request due to concerns raised in the circuit. A blue jacket and a dog in a cage were noted in the court history referenced during the discussion.
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Cave
Grover Bowman
Madison
Young
Bowman
Cane APD' Stainless Tee Value Declines 19 Percent
A brief note reports a 19 percent drop in the value of y a cane APD stainless tees. No additional context or sources are provided to identify the entities, dates, or locations involved in the change.
Make Babyy Happy with Stork Goods na 5
Babyy finds happiness through a new selection of Stork Goods in a brisk, light feature. The piece highlights child care items and novelty essentials aimed at families seeking practical, cheerful purchases.
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Stork
Orator Named SAO in Indiana High School Contest
The article reports on a high school oratory competition in southern Indiana with contenders including Robinson, Leota Snyder, Doyle Markle, and Miss Laura Wright. Spinks, Markle, and Snyder scored notably in delivery and thought, while judges praised clarity and logic. results list top averages and individual scores among contestants from Greenwood and surrounding areas.
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Spink
Dri
Indiana
Republic
Greally Sayas
Ariel Ptold
Leota
Henry Rensberry
Tisk Robinson
Mrs. Rais
W. Witherd
Leotit Snyder
Doyle Markle
Warne Spink
Leota Mdaro
Harlan’ Yeune
Ransioc
Austin Thompson Diston
Kyle
Brooks
A Mattingly
Miss Robinson
Miss Wright
Arthur AL Iifen
From Dome to Gellar Hab Banquet Remarks
Indiana politician John W. Ker referenced Democrats grasping power and vowed to drive “scoundrel in office” from Auditor’s office. He mocked Congressman Wandis and criticized party unity, speaking at a Democratic banquet and dipping into current conventions and local concerns.
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John W. Ker
Indiana
C. B. Wandis
Fragmentary remarks on weather and civic topics
The unreadable text references weather notes and a public matters discussion. It mentions a county display, a Bruce Moore figure, a town sale, and a Washington city population projection. Also notes about advertising a dirt removal task and a future chug event with a casual tone. The passage ends with a remark about the anniversary of Jesus.
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Pd Hiléaky Nel Vom
Dillart
Kenown
Jou
Sity Ltd
Ghia
George Briet
Cs Jerats
Bruce ‘Moore
Comitik
Tobave
el Bar
John Waight
Dave Radgole
Jesus
Crucifixion memory through changing times and faith
A Princeton Tribune excerpt reflects on Good Friday and the crucifixion, noting how devotion, sacrifice, and moral duty persist across eras. It contrasts past reverence with modern scientific inquiry while affirming the enduring message of faith and resurrection.
Wood consumption in box making in New England reports
A preliminary statement shows 292 box factories used 600,493,000 feet of lumber valued at 3,831,000 delivered to factories. White pine leads with 491,802,000 feet. syracy fosees and beech birch maple totals are listed. Other woods include chestnut pitch pine and small quantities. The consumption of white pine amounts to 91,302,000 feet, nearly five hundred thousand dollars. Forest returns are large, underscoring the wood industry’s importance to box makers in the region.
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New England
Democratic Leader Sees Victory Ahead In 1908
Thomas Taggart, chair of the Democratic National Committee, spoke in Washington predicting a Republican House defeat and a Democratic sweep in 1908. He emphasized unity, pledged committee support for the electoral effort, and noted plans for upcoming executive and fundraising meetings. He dismissed early talk of presidential candidates, focusing on winning the next Congress.
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Washington
Thomas Tagisart
Democratic National Comitites
Erade
Conrt
Senate
Ani House
Bailey
Tillman
Williams
The
Lyuse
James M. Griges
Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee
National Committee
Tampa
Jnational
Fragmented overheard clues unravel a moral tale
A jittery husband pleads about a hidden item while a writer smiles. Witnesses discuss conduct and sanity as a clerk recalls a patient man. Edith is engaged to a millionaire while Gladys expects the term of a future witness.
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Edith
Sd Tithel
Milsionairi
Gladys
Eantil
Daughters of Reddgkeh Schedule Public Supper
Five The Daughters of Reddgkeh will give a public supper on Apr 26. Born to Mr and Mrs Edward Sechrist a son. Miss Edna Venne home from Shoals. John K Smith Bree township seen today on business. The Rev William Deghere returned to Vincennes after visiting friends. Ralph Martin and sister Rae travel to Cairo to spend the day with friends.
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Reddgkeh
Mire
Edward Sechrist
Edna Venne
Shoals
Thomas P. Waleh
St. Louie
Ladle Isidore McConnell
Cincinnati
John K. Smith
Bree Township
William, Degheér
Vincennes
Ater
Ralph Martin
Rae
Cairo
Grease Fire Hurts Cook at Praters Hotel
Nora Crane, a cook at Prater's hotel on East Third Street, narrowly escaped serious burns this morning when a grease pot in the oven ignited. Opening the oven door released flames that scorched her hair and lightly burned her forehead as proprietor William Prater quickly doused the blaze in the yard.
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Nora Crane
Prater
East Third Street
Jhe
William Prater
Iyard
Bennett Funeral Services For Geumett In Our Town
Funeral services for the Geumett will be held at 1409 Front Street this evening at private hour. Rev J W Beker to officiate with Eastern ta? also holding services. The body to be shipped to Cincinnati Sunday morning. Little Miss Fay Parker of 601 South Street celebrated her eighth birthday with many playmates at her home yesterday afternoon.
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Front Street
J. W. Beker
Cincinnati
Fay Parker
English game birds nest trade described in archaic terms
Fragmentary report recalls William H Mead and Bessie a Killion with references to George M Tomey as well as Eva 8 Git ley. It mentions English season on players eggs opening, the first robbed nest sent to the king, and the second clutch of eleven eyes sold at market for a little over 315. All eleven eggs together weigh less than two hen’s eggs.
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England
Brick Contract Let For New Construction Project
Gernaville awarded contract to supply 2,000,000 bricks in buff and dark tones from Brazil Indiana at 17 dollars per thousand. Board approved plans days ago, with delivery expected in about sixty days. Brick will be used for walls and rough work with production to occur at near Madison.
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Board of
Trus
Brazil
Indiana
Ompany
Dindison
Multiamend Exemption Rules For National Guard Members
The attorney general notes exemptions apply to state National Guard members discharged six months prior, avoiding juror service, with tax changes affecting road tax and polls for 1906. It mentions exemptions not applying to certain poll taxes, and points to forest fires as among the year’s most destructive events.
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National Guard Dutate
Sta
Heda
Indigna Nag Rd
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