Hubbard candidate for judge gains support in Madison township
The Indianapolis Star notes Nugent’s schoolmates backing MP Hubbard for the thirty seventh judicial circuit seat covering Franklin Fayette and Union counties. Democratic in Franklin, Republican in the others, the race features Hubbard’s acclaim and a pre-election spectacle across three counties as Hoosier voters prepare for autumn polls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubbard
Thomas Nugent
Bera Mattingly
Biltte
Madison Township
Thirty Seventh Judicial Circuit
Franklin, Fayette
Union Coun Wep
da- Vidas
Indianapolis Star
Eldee
Frank
Fayette and
Union
George L. Gray
P. Hubbard
Fruit Prospects Bright for New Albany Peach and Plum Crop
Fruit growers report peach blossoms nearly ready to burst and plums nearing ripening within days at New Albany. Strawberries appear slow to bloom but hold promise for a sizable harvest, with potential losses possible if weather turns unfavorable. The fruit crop supports significant annual income for hill farms around New Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Albany
Supreme Court decision frees Armor and packing firms
A U S Supreme Court ruling overturned a United States circuit court verdict fining Armor Packing Company Swift Morris and Cudahy Packing $15000 each for rebates violative of ethics acts. In Ann Arbor a mob of 2000 students stormed a theater clashing with police before officers dispersed them and secured the venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armor Packing Company
Swift & Company
Morris& Company
Cudahy Packing ‘Company
Kansas City
Kansas
United States Circuit Court
Sittsapurt
Supreme ‘Court of the United
Ann Arbor
Evants
Fragmentary World News Snippet With Names
A garbled OCR fragment mentions New York World, William, Cincinnati Times-Star, and Cinemnagtt. It hints at a deceased person and a game spot, with unclear roles and misread names, offering no coherent event or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chalies
Cincinnati
Wilet
Fragmentary Notebook Note Mentions Personal Theft and Housekeeping
From a man’s notebook fragments describe fear and secrecy about age and betrayal. Mentions a young beauty, a secret plan, and warning that someone will stab you in the back. Also notes Bill Brown and Eula McAlésey going to housekeeping at Vast Tenth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jan
Bill Brown
Eula McAlésy
Housekeeping
Tenth, Street
Seven Railroads Receivers Take Over Amid Liabilities
Receivers assume control of seven railroads as liabilities reportedly exceed 160 million pounds, signaling a sweeping restructuring. Officials announce asset protection and ongoing operations to minimize disruption.
Railway Employees Increase Traffic Light Workload Report
Fragmented OCR suggests a November 1907 note on railway employes and traffic light duties. It cites department head counts and regional totals across states such as Illinois Arkansas Texas Kentucky Mississippi Alabama with implied employment increases and planned investments, though the text is garbled.
Demoss trio captured after river boat escape in Vincennes
James Demoss his wife and Mrs Draves are jailed after a chase from a murder scene. A decoy letter led authorities to a Danville lodging where the fugitives and the couple’s baby were held. They had fled by houseboat down the Wabash toward Vincennes then to Danville Illinois before capture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Demoss
Mrs. Draves
Vingannes
Il Salons
August Draves
James Clue. Pheane
Danville
Illinois
DeMoss
Mary Chord
Papville
Titinalé
Draves
Hughes
Dedfuss
Vincennes
Hughes Fry Debfoss
Bai Rick
Bravds de
Jinek
Widneck
Deaves
Rich
Mlinois Hslde
DeMoss Jand
Wopien
Baby
Trong
John
Raccoon Creek
Pranceville
Iendaie
Paris
Iinois
Dayville
Uhales
County meeting to reorganize county officers and nominate candidates
Delegates will meet at Van Trees Hall to elect a chairman and secretaries and nominate county officers including sheriff coroner surveyor commissioner districts one and two. The Washington township assessor candidate is L Estier Lea of Wash East. Rev Father Stanton to lecture on St Patrick at St Simons Church at 7 30. The A G H will assemble at Knt Hall and march to bear the German at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainkon's
van Trees Street
Vite
Peoples Theater
Organi
Fom
Léstier Lea
Washingston
Asseseor
Washington Township
Mir Lee
Marty
Father ‘Stanton
St Simon's Church
A. G H
Tragic accident ends in gruesome facial injury
Eyewitnesses describe a brutal moment when a man in a crowded setting collapsed after a fall, his nose torn loose and jaw closed in a steel like trap. Bystander medics rushed to aid as the victim’s features were severely damaged, with hospital teams working to stabilize him.
Sudden Death of F A Hyatt
Fielding A Hyatt sixty, traveling salesman, died suddenly at H W Stucky drug store on Illinois and Olle streets after a choking spell. He sought relief, physicians were contacted, but he died before aid arrived. Survived by wife and daughter Carrie Hyatt. Born October 7, 184? in Wisconsin, served Civil War, long career in agricultural distribution. lived 725 North Delaware Street Indianapolis. sister in Axon Ted. Chicago-based son Henry T Hyatt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fielding
Tod
A. Hyatt
Democrat
Ing
Indianagolla Newa
Fielding A. Hyatt
H. W
Hyatt
Mr. Stuchy
Swadener
North
Delaware Street
Axon
Ted
Chicago
Mr. Hyatt
West
P. Mast & Company
Byringned
Ohio
H. T. Conde Company
Indianapolis
Indiana
Volkaseera
Wasi
Henry T. Hyatt
Garvie
Amélia’ Hyatt
Doctor Holder Seen on Street After Eye Trouble
Dr U H Holder and friends were seen on the street today with wore on. His eyesight has been troubled by an illness but is slowly improving. He cannot read and recognizes friends by voice, though he can see large objects. He moved to the city and joined the company as an experienced traveler several months ago.
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Br. Wu. J. Hollder
Shieking
Ital
Flégit
Officers Seize Nets and Slot Machines at Wisconsin Saloon
Police observed suspicious gambling at a Taylody Wisconsin saloon on Walnut Street. Officers seized nets and slot machines after a night raid, charging the operator with unlawful gambling. Wallace, a patron, aided the search and faced potential court action as authorities prepared bonds and filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bern
Daylor Rusing
Wallace
Kermode
Delegates Named Amid Jumbled Then Main Arcanum
A fragmented list of delegates and officials appears, naming Willard Bowman and Clarence Powdall among others. The text inserts scattered phrases about precincts, alternates, and local figures, with garbled identities and stray references to a church and a bronze bee leading to dust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon's Church
Atone Stepe
County Convention Amid Mixed Attracts Rural Crowd
A fragmented report shows a county convention drawing about a thousand farmers and local residents. Speakers discuss organization, leadership, and public meetings while tensions emerge over policy direction and timing.
Horse brides high Pribm glass jas be trout
A fragmentary item mentions horses brides and a glass, with unclear names and a reference to trout. The readable text is too damaged to determine a clear event, location, or involved people.
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Pribm Glass
Aloyaus
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Nugent
M. P. Hubbard
Ezra Mattingly
Madison ‘Township
Gedrge Gray
Emery Gether
Steeda
Taylor
Repubiican
Watson
William L
Th. Miller
Charlés
Washington
Whderstang
Yirkvor Tnsren
Suanyi
Dua Witt
United Ft
Arkana
Texas
Kentucky
Midsispipps
Alabama
Janes DeMoss
Answer Draves
Monk' Marona
Batarday
Mile High
Knox
Hich Wil Goon
Ipoljee Kruse
Danste
Ecrathry Hughes
Ovo Piluin
Eles
Nobby
Lester Ger
Asshssor
Set
EPSON
Jeweler
Joeud
Yankfort
F. A. Hyatt
Wis
Jon Hyatt
U. H. Holder
Ckport
Mdi
Faranhen
Patrick
Beitman
Elen
Atig
Samuel Taylor
Willard + Bowman
Q Jam
Summerville
J Willard Bowman
Henrovet Bowman
Alt Ter Morricon
Sant. Malonerne
Robert’ “Rebar ‘Egiagceon
Clarence Powdall
Purgeyon
Joseph Lederw
Mize
Neroman Malona
Eph Collins
York¢ Eee Gunningham
Jon
Allen Ketchum
Taita Percin
Boston
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