Van Trees Street Improvement Proposal Stirs Local Debate
Property owners along Van Trees Street face a choice to accept a curb and gutter project paid by themselves over ten years, with city and township sharing costs for a widened street fronting the business center. Nearby Watt Tree Street may be improved soon, while political talk ties to national tariff maneuvers and campaign tactics amid local opposition.
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Pitterath
Tenth Street
Washington
Council
van Trees
Watt Trere Street
Tenuous political tussle and medical talk noted
Fragmented OCR text describes a muddled political scene with mentions of the Republican party, nominations, Taft, Roosevelt, and a national committee, alongside a medical association meeting in which Dr. Warner discusses vaccination and quarantine. The garbled prose preserves names and some events but remains largely indecipherable.
Jury Convicts Indianapolis Grafter in Major Fraud Case
Report of a long trial ends with Harry Sruhaugh found guilty of fraudulent repairs tied to the Western Construction Company. Key witnesses describe bribes and paid kickbacks as investigators cite city influence. The jury, after a tense deliberation, delivers a verdict amid caution that conspirators share responsibility. sentencing to come.
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Lary
Walters
Broanagh
Ediorkally
Dadiudpols Stuerloflay
Harry Hranabeh
Pat da
Hils
Cumberland merger over church property sparks dispute in Detroit region
An apparent merger of Cumberland Presbyterian churches in the Detroit area sparked a dispute over property valued at $15,000. The consolidation transfer allowed the reorganized church to claim immediate possession of the rosevalp estate, with appeals possible if a demand is refused. Meanwhile shipping notes report the Detroit to Cleveland steamer route resuming service with a 44 foot engine craft and three cylinders. The article also covers a court martial sentence for guard artillery subordinates and other unrelated items such as a Sherman House dispute and a homicide case follow-up.
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Gumberland Arch
Mein Street
Rosevn
Civealtieport
Qien
Gutherland Presbyter
Régina
Detroit
Delft
Toah BP
Minister Hartl Arrives to Lead First M. E. Tulsa
The Rev. Pred W Hartl of Tulva Oklahoma takes charge of First M E Church succeeding Rev J W Barker, arriving Thursday. He is described by Vinecanes Diatric as a native of New York educated at Hamline and Boston universities, who has served in Oakland and San Francisco, and recently led a church in Tulia where 290 joined with 72 probationers. Tulsa Daily Democrat notes high esteem across denominations and welcomes his district assignment.
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Oklahoma
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City
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Frea W. Hart
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New York
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Boston
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Ministerial Association of
San Francisco
Galitant
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Tula
Tulsa Daily Democrat
Brother Hare
Snot
Profitanta
Fragments Tell of Abbol Captain Leaving Town
The text notes a famed captain once based elsewhere, now living locally for the past years. He plans to move to New York to take up a job, leaving family business to his uncle Jobo Hiesecker who runs a large inn in the county. Mrs Ransbury’s address is 1 Boverth Street.
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Bury
New
Tost
Maddy Bost
New York
Jobo Hiesecker
Baseball notes from a garbled 19th century recap
A jumbled baseball roundup details various teams and players including Cleveland, Chicago, Detroit, Philadelphia, and New York. The account mentions home runs, unassisted plays, double plays, and pitching struggles with scattered scores and line notes amid a noisy OCR fragment. Names like Walsh Sullivan Donahue and Manning appear, alongside references to early inseason games and tie scores delayed by darkness.
Dance Draws Crowd at Pennies Hall Dance Event
A large group of young people gathered at Pennies Hall last night for a Dolch dance. Thompson's orchestra provided music while Will Walters called the dances. The bara dance drew a long crowd but did not achieve the popularity seen in other towns due to heat.
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Pennies Hall
Peete
Thompson
Will Walters
Mrs A A Keller Surprised on 49th Birthday
Prenda of Mrs A A Keller on fast Seventh street staged a surprise party last night for her 49th birthday. About thirty five close friends attended, led by Damon Keller's orchestra, with refreshments and entertainment throughout the evening.
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Prenda
A. A. Keller
Fast Seventh Street
Entertainment at Eughre Hosts Toasts and Songs
Mrs A T Brewer hosted the Thursday Afternoon Buchge club at her south Seventh street home on Thursday afternoon in honor of Mrs S Murphy of Terrette. Refreshments were served and songs were awarded to Mrs Byron Murphy Mrs James Bowling and Mrs Alice Foster.
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A. T. Brewer
South Seventh Street
S. Murphy
Terrette
Byron Murphy
James Bowling
Alice Foster
Dance Tonight at Masonic Hall With Private Affair
A group of young people plan a private dance tonight at the Masonic Hall. An orchestra will provide the music for the event and attendees are invited to enjoy the evening.
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Masonic Tall
Infant Death in Plainville Family
Infant daughter of Mr and Mrs OFM Albright of Plainville died Thursday June 4. Funeral will be held at Plainville Sunday.
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Ofm. Albright
Plainville
Will Leave Soon Henry Rausbury Heads East
Henry Rausbury a member of this year's graduating class will leave for New York on June 8 for further opportunities.
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Henry Rausbury
Elige
New York
Rir
Markets in 1908 State and City Livestock Prices
The report lists 1908 June market prices for cattle, steers, heifers, cows, bulls, and sheep in Kansas, St Louis, Chicago, and New York markets. Prices cover export, dressed beef, stockers, feeders, and various weights with notable figures for Texan, native, and Western cattle alongside pork and lamb values. A separate obituary notes Joan A. Worth, deceased wife of a Southern Tagane hospital patient, to be sent to Bloomington for medical school disposal. no living relatives.
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