Washington Chuple Arrests At Vincennes In Early Monday Morning
Report from Vincennes states Slatepig White of Washington Indiana pleaded not guilty to an association charge as a big trial is set for Thursday. Myrtle Ray of Hashington also pleaded not guilty to a prostitution charge. Both claim to be locals visiting the sick sister in town when arrested last Saturday night near the capital.
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Slatepig White
Washington
Ind
Myrtle Ray
Hashington
Waston
Bijuse
Vincemagl
Capital
FOR RENT Business ply building on Main st
Notice item about renting a business ply building on Main street with application details to MG O’Neill and a sosaa at a charity lodge meeting for Master Masons. Includes mention of Washington Tribe Ben Hor holding ice Sunday June 11th and a meeting at 2:15 pm. Also references Best Work laundry Evaneville Paoli Aikman and Modern Woodmen ice cream at the grater's home.
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Main St
I MG. O'Neill
Sosa
Charity Lodge No
O’ck
W. M
Henry Aikman
Washington Tribe
Ben Hor
Hon
Evaneville
Paoli
Elnora Case to Be Heard by Board This Thursday
Certificates of temporary indebtedness issued by the county board tomorrow at the Poor Farm. Thos Seara for Arch Hazel forces in the Elinore liquor fight appeared before the board and noted 69 withdrawals and 14 illegal signers to the remonstrance filed at the courthouse. The case will be heard fully by the board on Thursday. The board will examine the remonstrance legality and the power of attorney given Thomas Simp. The commissioners ordered the treasurer to issue a certificate of temporary indebtedness for 4030.10 to pay bonds for the grave road in Barr township. The commission will inspect the county Poor Farm tomorrow and dine with Superintendent Mason C. Allen. Also advice about Chamberlain’s Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy from Mr J T Barber of Irvingville Ga is noted.
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Thos Seara
Arch Y ¥Azel
Elinore
Board of County Commissioners
Court “House
Thomas Simp
Asin Barr Township
Barr
J. T. Barber
Trwingville
Calie
Barcersaya
FINE MUSIC TO HEAR IN CITY THIS WEEK
Concert programs this week feature the Chicago quartet performing at Peoples Hall with soprano Nellie Drennan and others in a varied cantata recital. Friday night offers Frederic Cowen’s Rose Maiden performed by the Chora Symphony, directed by J Black, with Mrs F. Homan at the piano.
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Chora Symphony
Chicago Quartet
Gec
Th Symphony, Club
Peoples Hall
Chicago
Oninbars
Frederic H. Cowen
Tpe- Chivegd
Brnetnb
Agrenal
Black
Mra. F
Homan
Joses
Roseblosaom
Sbe
Elves Fate Queens Peace Amid Grim Quest
Fragmentary text hints at elves and a queen facing a perilous feat that endangers peace and happiness. The passage suggests a mythic conflict with dark undertones and a looming threat to harmony. No clear names or places are readable in the snippet.
Suit Headlines George W White vs Hugh N Hicks
Legal record notes a steel mortgage dispute between George W White and Hugh N Hicks with Padgett and associates as attorneys. Additional transfers or notices involve Charles OH Hartley to Christina Brantie Lonis Seyfort to Grace FP Dobvina and Romer to Eva Coen.
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George W. White
Hugh N. Hicks
Steel Mortgage
Padgett & : Attorneys
Charles OH. Hartley
Christina ‘Brantie
Lonis‘Seyfort
Grace FP
Dobvina
Tra ‘Romer
Eva Coen
Married in Cincinnati Smith and Allen Tienuptials Surprise Friends
Frank E. Smith and Glen Allen, both well known in Cincinnati, wed Sunday in a ceremony that surprised many. Smith, formerly with Citizens band and a factory worker, will reside in Cincinnati. Allen, daughter of George F. Allen, has worked at the Home Telephone Company's exchange.
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Frank E. Smith
Glen Allen
Cincinnati
Smith
Citizens Band
Miss Allen
Mrs. Smith
George F. Allen
South Meridian Street
Abe
Home Telephone Company
Exchange
Mr. Smith
Edward B. Smith
South Side
Decrease In Assessments in Barr and Reeve Townships
The County Board of Review is likely to raise personal property assessments in Barr and Reeve townships after queries show Barr lags about 12,000 and Reeve about 10,000 behind last year. Daily notes assessments should be roughly 35,000 higher, prompting a 25 percent increase on Barry personal property to align with expected figures.
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County Board of Review
Barr Township
Reeve Township
Lourd
Jaki
Barry
Highway Robbery Blamed For Linton Loss In Call
The Linton Call over two columns decries Sundays game with Washington. The writer blames the defeat on the vanpire and uses harsh language about Washington and the team. It notes Linton had only one hit off Pitcher Moore and questions the validity of the game's outcome.
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Linton
Washington
Bbs
Moore
Vanning
Indianapolis Painter Weds Bogard Township Bride
An Indianapolis man and Miss Grace Dobbins married in the county clerk's office with Rev. James W. Baker officiating. The groom, a painter, formerly lived in Worthington and now resides in Indianapolis. The bride is the daughter of Sammel Dobbins of Bogard township. They will live in Indianapolis.
Petersburg Ordinance Regulating WholeSale House
Petersburg town board passed an ordinance regulating a wholesale house on the first floor with a $150 license fee and night closing at 10 o clock. The measure faces constitutional questions with several attorneys signaling possible appeal to the county court.
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Blaire Tucker
Pedersbure
Petersburg
Henry Ee Alvin
Padgett
Hollen
Pétereburg
VanWinkle Not Dead Report From Poplar Dispatch
Fragmentary dispatch from Poplar Missouri reports Van Winkle not dead contradicting a mistaken burglar rumor. The telegram mentions Blutt and Hedrick with unclear relation to Allen, a relative, amid scattered details and unclear wording.
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Buy Allen
van Winkle
Hedrick
Poplar
Ill Lyman Voyles Hints at Service With Crogan Aide
Serious illness cited for Lyman Voyles formerly of Hyatt House serving Vinedunes. He reportedly suggested Theodore Crogan would act as aide today amid uncertain duties.
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Lyman Voyles
Hyatt House
Vinedunes
Prosecutor Sues Edgar Laughlin Over Land Sale Case
Ida Wilep Wilson alleges in court that Edgar Laughlin, her attorney, mishandled business for her in 1902 causing loss of funds. She states $515 was received with $710 claimed owed, seeks judgment for the balance and recovery, naming Jerome Reese as attorney for the defense.
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Dai F. Wilson
Edgar. Laughlin
Laughlin
Jerome Reese
Ppl
Jotift
Police News: Frank Wess Cited for Fast Driving
In a terse police notice, Frank Wess was cited for speeding. The brief report mentions a domestic context involving Will Reistar and concerns from his wife, while references to local weather and multiple places appear garbled.
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Frank Wess
Will Reistar
Local and Personal Visit Aids Health Remedies
Local notes describe visitors and social calls in the city including Miss Bealgh and Mand Fouch. An item promotes Dr King’s New Discovery as prompt relief for colds sore throat and bronchitis with a trial bottle offered free at J N Jones drug store.
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Baily Willeford
Arthur
Yingennes
Bealgh Famphreys
Mand Fouch
Wbington
Cearfqas
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J. Beitman
Desizun
Fency Hoss
Pri
Vincennes
Foo Horey's
Elnora
Commissionera
Mason C. Allen
Anes Wena
Minion
Te Woodford Friden
Temple Belt
Ants
Mille
Chensas
Warriage Licenses
Keutman
Rees
Kauffman
Thale
Ohio City
Reeve
Linten Call
Clerk’s Office
Indianapolis
Bessie Porter
Peterborg the Great of Friends
Vanwinkle
Blutt
Edgar T. Laughlin
Ida Wilep
Police News
Thidaga
Ington National Bank
M. J. Carnahan
Gill & Wright
Zack Jones
Elswick & Greenwood
John D. Morgan & Co
East First Streets
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