Council Debate Over Big City Sewer Project
A heated Monday night council session weighs a proposed sanitary sewer to serve vault contents and calls for an engineer survey. Council members Hyatt and Hopking clash over cost, timing, and city readiness while crews plan twenty new hydrants and water mains upgrades across multiple wards.
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May & Forwad
Swords Bros
John Zinkan
Washington L. & W. Co
H. L. Lockridge
W. G. Shanke
North Meridian
Ellis
WL. Dant
South Street
West First Street
Flora
Meridian
West First
Willey
Wiley
Sie
Waller Newer
Smoot
Hopkins and Hortall
New Water Company
Fire Department
Inch Pipa
Messrs. Seaman and Gallagher
Hyatt
Hopking
Washington
State Board of Health
Indiana
Ayatt
Machinist Fromme Severely Cut At Work
Fred Fromme a machinist at B and O Southwestern shops sustained a deep neck wound when a steel shaving from a drill press struck him. The steel fragment narrowly missed the jugular vein, and doctors believe he will recover with proper wound care and cleanliness.
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Fred Fromme
Fromme
Community Picnic Near Thomas Bluff Planned Next Week
The note states a church group will have a picnic next Thursday at Thomas Bluff. They plan to move morning trash to a nearby pipe and return on the evening train. E. L. Hatfield is named as the teacher.
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Thomas’ Bluff
E. L . Hatfield
Preparing to Spank Castro Mayflower to the Scene
Washington dispatches report tensions between Holland and Venezuela. The Dutch may demand Castro apologize for expelling H. De Rebs from Caracas over decrees affecting Curaçao trade, with Gelderland possibly steering a naval move. State Department warns of neutrality but acknowledges US leverage if bombardment is planned.
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Washington
Holland
Venezuela
Castro
H. de Rebs
Caracas
Curaeno
Fresa
Amatardam
Gelderland
State Department
United States
la Guaira
Porto Cabella
la Guiara
Taft Campaign Meetings In Ohio Tighten Unity And Plans
In Cincinnati July events spark a push to invite Senator Foraker to speak at Youngstown on Sept. 6. A special state executive committee panel will decide if Foraker should be invited unconditionally or with conditions. The joint session at Hotel Linton urged strong organization and support for Taft, with Vorys praising the ticket and Harris stressing discipline. Judge Taft closed the meeting to warm applause.
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Cincinnati
William H
Jolac
Oto Atate
Arthur J. Yorge
Senaior Foraker
Youngstown
Ohio
Foraker
Linton
W. F. Brown
Ita
Repubicans
Taft
Williams
Gov
Harris
Wah Arthur I. Vorys
Atafe
Hartik
A P Gardwell Arrested in Evansville Case
A P Cardwell, a furniture dealer of 506 Fulton Avenue and husband, was arrested after acting queerly. He claimed the arrest would cost Evansville 5 009 000 and said he planned to enter the hate business earning 700 dollars daily. He was sent to the Evansville sanitarium and later to Ruston house for insanity examination with brother J A Cardwell of Linton watching.
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Evansville
A. P. Carawell
Friedle
Cardwell
Ruston House
J. A. Cardwell
Linton
Indiana
Cardwell Fia
Mveag
Fulton ‘Avenue
A. P. Cardwell
Hyatt
Opened Indian land leads to failed sale bids
In Eastern Oklahoma, five civilized tribes resist selling their allotments at high prices after land openings at midnight. Only 64 deeds filed by Monday afternoon as white speculators overbid, leaving thousands expected to flood the market. Also noted: portable migration of Japanese laborers across the border and Winona social happenings.
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Muskogee
Okio
Five Civilized Tribes
Oklahoma
Conn Declines Hearst Offer for Indiana Governor
Elkhart Indiana July reports that Charles G. Conn Jr announces he is not a candidate for governor and will not accept a nomination tendered. He backs Democratic national and state tickets, and his statement appears in the Elkhart Truth.
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Elkhart
Charles G. Conn
Indiana
Coun
Program of Interest for Indiana County Commissioners Association
An Indiana county commissioners association plans its annual meeting in Indianapolis this September. Notable talks include Col. Harry B. Smith on tax welcome arrangements, George D. Parks of Lafayette speaking on an Ideal Board of Commissioners, and Gates Sexton on examining and auditing county books. A. S. Linelinger of Hendricks County covers bridges, with a candidate slated to discuss the commissioners relation to the public. John J. Ellis of Muncie will recite a poem titled When the Hoosier State Was Hor to.
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County Commissioners’ Association of Indiana
Indianapolis
Harry B. Smith
George D. Parks
Lafayette
Board of Commissioners
Gates Sexton
Rushville
Linelnger
Hendricke
John 3. Ellis
Muncie
Hoosier
RIBS BROKEN AFTER MARY O'DONNELL WEDDING
Vincennes Indiana July 28 Mary Clara O'Donnell the bride fell from a porch within half an hour of her marriage to Aaron Harlow of Loogootee Miss They were married at the O’Donnell home after a postponed ceremony due to Aaron's illness The accident left Mary Clara with three broken ribs The couples’ engagement and elaborate wedding were noted as a romance begun on a lake steamer with strong family means involved.
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Vincennes
Ind
Aaron Harlow
Loogoctee
Mary Clara O'Donnell
James O'Tonnell
Camp Manning swimmer rescued after near drowning
Cal Brown, a Camp Manning camper, nearly drowned while swimming alone in the river yesterday afternoon. He cried for help as he was swept downstream. a man in a skiff passing by pulled him from the water and Brown later regained basic muscle control after the incident.
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Cal Brown
Camp Manning
Brown
Indiana and New York Clergy in Global Political News
Indiana is placed on the doubtful list by ex congressman Grosvenor and Republican leaders, signaling political uncertainty. In New York, Archbishop Farley has sailed to Rome with Peters Pence, marking the largest annual contribution to the papal treasury.
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Grosvenor
Ohio
Indiana
New York
Lionn
M. Farley
Rome
Peter
Three Victims Die In Local Tragedy And Illness
Mrs. Ada McCullough of Letisville died at 11:50 last night from consumption. She was thirty five, a respected farmer’s wife with no children. Funeral services will be held at Sugarland church and burial at Oak Grove. Also, eighteen year old Miss Godwin of East Walnut Street died this morning after prolonged illness. Services for Miss Godwin will be at St. Patrick’s and burial at Lundy Row.
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Mrs. McCullough
Ada
Willam McCullough
Letisville
Helen
George Godwin
east_ Walnut stréat
Berentosta
Former Evansville man W G Laye presumed drowned in Ohio River
W G Laye formerly of this city and son of Rev H W Laye has been missing since Thursday night after inquiries about swimming across the Ohio River. Harry Walton saw him last on Third Street near Philip. Bement and Seitz Company officials searched river approaches but found no clue. A possible sighting and the note of his interest in crossing the river raise fear he may have drowned.
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Mercury
Nwo
Willey
Russell
Trinity
Hyatt
The
Bloods
Hopkins
Wise
Cazsilla
Calvert
Caesar
Messrs
Harrad
Johnson
Smoot
Rot
W.G. Laye
H. W. Laye
Seite
Hag
Aince Thursda
Efforta
Bement
Seita Company
Aalbie
Seitz Com
Ohio
Harry Walton
Waltons’ House and Jr
Charles Fahrer
Beiter
Chowning Leads Church Meeting At Fairview
The Rev. J.A. Chowning of South Washington conducts a meeting at Fairview church in Rear Huron Lawrence county this week. The gathering has been a speedy success with five accessions reported so far.
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J.A. Chowning
South Washington
Fairview Church
Rear
Huron
Lawrence County
Pearl worth eight hundred found by Wabash river camper
Fred Chappel, who runs a mussel camp on the Wabash River near Mount Carmel Illinois, discovered a near perfect 36 gram pearl valued at 800 dollars. He reported the find as a big season highlight and was approached with an offer of eight hundred dollars.
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Fred Chappel
Wabash River
Mt. Carmel
Tlinois
Chappel
Indictments Mention Two Representatives in Conspiracy Case
Fragments indicate two representatives faced indictment in a conspiracy matter involving McGregor and the Davi group. Details are sparse, with garbled OCR obscuring full names and charges. The surviving text points to an ongoing legal proceeding and the involvement of named individuals.
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Pehiery
Tor
Con
McGregor
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