Second Death in Wolven Family Within Ten Days
Alu Wolven eight year old daughter of Fred Wolven of Blockade street died Tuesday night after a two week illness from typhoid fever. The death follows the recent death of her mother and another child in the family within ten days. The body was taken to Petersburg for burial in White Chapel Cemetery.
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Alta
Fred Wolven
Alu
Blockade Street
Ittie
Ake
Theother
Teo
ABC
Alla Wolven
Thorn
Pike County
Petersburg
White Chapel
Therg
New Orleans
Tom Joffrey
Tom
Lail
Night Rider disturbances ease in Pike county farms
A Pike county dispatch reports few new developments in the Night Riders situation since Saturday. Renters are leaving, some landowners may hire labor to farm river bottom land, and Farmers Cooperative members deny involvement to protect the society’s reputation.
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Pike County
Farmers’ Co-operative and Tense Society
Marriage at St. Marys Church Reports Washington Township Couple
Theodore Kiingel a Washington township farmer and Hel en Young were married Tuesday morning at St. Marys church. Kiingel is a well known and prosperous farmer. Young is described as a charming young woman.
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Theodore Kiingel
Washington Township
Mias Helen Young
St. Mary’s Church
Kiingel
Mias Young
John Young
Local debate in House over protective tariffs
Representative Olle James warned that no Democrat can justify a protective tariff that benefits a district’s production, arguing such action strengthens protectionist forces and harms constituents. The remarks underscore partisan clash on tariff policy.
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Olle James
House
Protectionists Favor Privilege Over All Citizens
The article criticizes a faction for advocating exclusive protection for their own district while denying the same benefit to others, arguing true democracy requires equal privileges across all districts and condemning the perceived viciousness of protec tionism. It notes that even representatives sheltered by protection must recognize broader harms to the entire populace.
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Tan Cam
iThey
Democrate
Gourter-Journal
Supposed Ganvasser Has Not Returned
The ivoryman Hol Laehridge hired a horse and buggy last Friday and has not seen them since. He prepared a description of the man and buggy, hoping to recover the lost property within two hundred miles. The vendor used an old trick, scouting the stable for details before claiming he needed a horse and buggy.
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Hol Laehridge
Lochridge
Tim
Matinee Musigale Program Highlights Local Talent
The Ladies Matinee event Tuesday afternoon featured a varied program. Performers included vocal solos with titles such as The Way and Death to Dream, a duet by Cubel and Ingraham, and piano solos by Stella Hoffman and others. Short club talks by Mesdames McConnell and Wayatt concluded the program in Princeton Indiana.
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Stella Hoffman
Peek
Hastings
Hoss
Ryan
Gowdy
Faith
Hung
Swarts
Day
Hollingsworth
Sulu
Homie Sweet Home
Mra Schofold
Princeton
Ind
Mesdames McConnell
Wayatt
Greatest oil well spouts in Monroe townships development
The English well drilled by Michael Murray & Company in Monroe township spouted oil and water above the derrick for thirty minutes after the shot. Initial production is estimated near 500 barrels a day with expectations of 280 barrels after stabilization. field promising with more wells expected to complete soon.
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Vaklbd City
Ind
Toviana
ABC Kinney
Michael Murray & Company
Monroe
Wedding Dance at Montgomery Honors Mr and Mrs O Connor
A wedding dance is planned at Montgomery next Tuesday evening in honor of Mr and Mrs Matthew O Connor. The committee in charge includes Frank J Loughauler Eugene Scou and W G Heffernan.
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Montgomery
Matthew O'Connor
Frank J. Loughauler
Eugene Scou
W. G. Heffernan
Dance on Inn at Peoples Hall for Pinafore cruise crew
The crew and sisters of the ship Pinafore celebrated a joyous voyage with a dance at Inn at the Peoples Hall. Theodore Roosevelt Walker designed the program cover showing a crew member announcing the event. The dance lineup reflected songs from the opera and a punch and buffet luncheon completed the festive occasion.
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Theodore Roosevelt Walker
Christopher Clark Dead at Cincinnati
Christopher Clark of Cincinnati Ohio died at his home at 1 am Monday of heart failure. He was 72 last Christmas and leaves a widow and three sisters Mrs William reap of Washington Indiana Mrs Al B Wheeler of Vincennes and Mrs Mollie Meyers of Chicago Illinois. Four nephews Joe and Chris Clark of Washington William Clark of Mexico and John Clark of Reno Nevada survive. He was buried at his home in Cincinnati today.
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Christopher Clark
Cincinnnat
Ohio
Vincennes
Clark
William Reap
Washington
Indiana
al B. Wheeler
Mollie Meyers
Chicago
Illinola
Joe
Chris Clark
Wlliam Clark
Governor Marshall Targets R R Commission Overhaul
Indiana governor moves to reorganize the Railroad Commission under the 1905 act claiming authority to appoint new members. He plans to replace McClure and Dowling with two Democrats and one Republican, courting James Cullen for the Democratic seat, with Lafayatte and Judge Wood involved in determining appointments.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Marehall
Railroad Commission
Tle
McClure
Dowling
Govenor Hanty
Teadhers
Miny
Joba
Lafayette
James Cullen
Wood
Evanaville
Birthday Fruit Shower for Catherine Norris’s Tenth Birthday
Friends of Catherine Norris of Maple Street held a fruit shower Tuesday night for her tenth birthday with games. Guests included Mary Sanford Bertha Tagkes Margaret O'Donnell Helen Gordon Leong Howard Agnes Norris Anna Norris Alice Tieman Carl Gordon George Cavanaugh and Grecam Grim Nebuchadnezner Found A Way. Prices for staples noted. Miss Lory Jackson has accepted a job at Bella law office.
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Catherine Norris
Bonor
Mary Sanford
Bertha Tagkes
Margaret O'Donnell
Helen Gordon
Leong Howard
Agnes, Norris
Anna Norris
Alice Tieman
Carl Gordon
George Cavanaugh
Grecam Grim
Knights of Columbus Social Planned for Members
At the Knights of Columbus regular meeting a members only social was planned for next Wednesday at the hall. A luncheon, speeches, music by the K of C orchestra and a quartet will be part of the program with several committees chosen to oversee menus speeches and entertainment. Damage to fruit from a recent frost is reportedly exaggerated with peaches in Poseyville not showing severe harm.
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Knights of Columbia
K. of C
Henry Vallmer, Jr
Frank Denver
John Kane
Henry Gers
C. A. Kidwell
Louis Laube
Joseph Keller
James Bourgholtzer
William HW. Klefer
Poseyville
Ind
Brasilattons
Governor Marshall backs Harmon for president in remark
Columbus report quotes Governor Marshall praising Harmon as a major national figure and possible presidential candidate while avoiding a pledge on Indiana party endorsement. Marshall also reviews Ohio public accounting with Auditor Fallington, noting $583000 in funds returned and more than $1 million potential recoveries amid ongoing suits. Freight movement noted from Saturday night to Sunday night.
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Columbus
Ohio
Marshall
Tuana
Harmon
Indiana
Harman
Fallington
Ahlbrand Carriage Factory Plans Near Seymour
A B and O Southwestern yard crews handled 226 loaded cars and 136 empties totaling 402 as discussions with Albert Ahrbrand about new factory buildings proceed in Seymour. The Ahlbrands expect to expand operations significantly despite past difficulties.
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Tme
Seymour Democrat
B & O. Southwestern Railway Company
Albert Aribrand
Dtuture
Seymour
Ahibrand
Ahlbrands
Gre
Praise Speech of Governor Marshall Elevates Democratic Prospects
Governor Marshall receives extensive congratulatory messages at the state capitol after a New York City banquet. Endorsements favor him as the likely 1912 Democratic presidential nominee, notably from the Chicago Journal owned by John C. Eastman, a Wabash County native. The Indiana press expresses strong enthusiasm for his New York address.
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Marshall
State Capitol
New York City
Indiana
Chitago Journal
John C. Eastman
Eastman
Wabash Rounty
Thomas R. Mar Bboil
New York
Axtell Case Move Again Delayed to Saturday
The lawyers for Harry Axtell asked for a new trial and the motion was again continued, now set to be heard Saturday, per the edford Mail report.
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Barry Axtell
Harry Axtell
Edford Mail
Barber Sets Record In Tonsorial Line
Lawrenceburg Indiana April 1 C W Dawson shocked the tonsorial world by shaving a head in three minutes a feat equal to a former nineteen second record. Dr George Liddle of Bright was the subject, with witnesses Frank Wirth Arthur Metzger and others. Dawson is regarded as the fastest barber in America and has issued challenges. He also shows interest in sports and trained Jack Willa who beat Spider Aylor recently.
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Lawrencepurg
Ind
W. Dawson
Dawson
George Liddle
Bright
Frank Wirth
Arthur Metzger
Lawrencebure
Bedford Barbers War Over Hours
Bedford Indiana April 21 local barbers clash over closing hours after a union resolution set 10 pm closing on Saturdays and holiday nights. Some members refuse to follow the rule amid predicted disruption by insurgents.
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Bedford, Inf
Bedford
Primary Contest Friday Night at Walnot Street School
Contest at Walnot Street School Friday night selects local high school representatives for Princeton Big Four annual contest. Admission 10 cents funds expenses. Program includes orations on The City Problem and Social Effects of Immigration, readings of Poe and Key, and musical numbers.
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Wal- Not Street
Princeton
Muste
John Cochrad
Alvin] Zinkan
Edgar Allen Poe
Carl McWilliams
Francis Scott Key
Lois Shirley
Gladiators
Fern Faith
John Music
Earnest Emry
Everett Lett
Retired Preacher Injured After Cellar Stair Fall
Warren Nichols an elderly retired preacher of about 80 fell while descending cellar stairs in the drug store area. He suffered a broken left ankle after grabbing a barrel and was cared for at home by Dr. Scudder.
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Warren Nichols
Arthur Schmidt
Nichols
Peoples National Bank
Dro. Bi Scudder
Marshall seeks a practical railroad man for state commission
Governor Thomas R. Marshall will travel to Lafayette Indiana to meet locomotive engineer James Collen a candidate for the state railroad commission vacancy. Marshall aims to find a qualified man to fill the position after returning from the East and before the election he said he would go out and hunt a fit candidate.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Thomas R. Marshall
W. J. Wood
Marshall
Lafayette
Iid
Jamey Collen
Mr. Gollen
Store Burned at Winslow in Overnight Fire
A general merchandise store owned by Mrs. Fannie Dillon at Winslow burned Tuesday night. The origin remains a mystery as the business district is distant and no one was there at the time. Loss estimated at 2,000 with partial insurance.
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Fannie Dillon
Winslow
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