Man Stabbed During Night Fight Endangers Life
Sanford Davis, about 35, was stabbed on Went South Street near Meridian and South streets after a late Saturday fight with three strangers and two intoxicated men, with peritonitis developing. Witnesses, including Oscar Garland and Frank Boyles, describe a small assailant who fled as Davis and others fought. Police detained Garland and Boyles for intoxication. a city hall inquiry seeks to identify the stabber.
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Sanford Daviax
Missoma
West van Trbes
South Stréet
Senford Davin
Frank Boyles
Murdock Sawyaill
Red Light
Davis
Boyles
Garland
South
Weet Firth
Corning Dinchamith
Davis Selsing
Feron
Inter
Rotals
East First Street
Davia
E. &. Hastings
Main Street
Pride
Malm
West Secarid
Frank Bosles
Waldo Whiteford
Dru
Mitchell
J. W Clark
Gurland
Wayles
Sanford Davis
The Young Man’s Chance Improves With Rockefeller Echoes
The Courier-Post notes that a young man has a better chance today than his father, due in part to the absence of John D. Rockefeller in his life. The remark highlights Rockefeller’s lasting societal influence and the generational shift in opportunity.
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John D. Rockefeller
Mure
Lfe
Courier-ourani
Among Girls Court Transcript Snippet
A Courier Journal clipping shows a brief exchange about rivalry and romance among girls. The speakers contest a kiss as a provocation tied to complexion, reflecting social tensions and gossip in the page’s youth scene.
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Courier-Journal
Miller Myers Wedding at Yride Household Home
Sunday at 3 o clock the wedding of Miss Arle My era to Mr C chaplea took place at the Yride parents home in Kansas. Reverend Buchanan officiated and the bridal party processed to the wedding march played by Arle My era. The bride, a musician at the Christian church, and the groom, a longtime resident of Hogara township, were described as of high Christian character. After the ceremony a wedding dinner was held as Mr and Mrs Miller plan to reside in Comedl Metel this winter.
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Yride
Kyaon
Prity
Mischola Aniew
Loch
Chaplea
Fvarett Miller
Alour
Fitty
Rwenin
Primgiy
Arle Myera
Ashe South Roan
Lap Fe
Pinoy
Bidar C
Buchanan
Fernte
Bk Hprom Christian Church
Mri
Hpdota S. Mier
Hogara Tovnethi
Godas
Hegard Township
Macy
Max Stille
Miller
Reeved Township Trustee Race Nomination Draws Crowd
In Reeved Township a Saturday convention at Alfordsville drew a large crowd for the trustee race with a total of £21 quates cast. William T. Brown chaired the gathering. speeches were given by Charles T. Williams, William G. Hatteman, Ford Gross, and D. Jackman. R. Vo Cog was nominated for custody. J E McCn wigs for assess 30 percent.
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Reeve Towbable
Prehistoric Animal Jawbone Found Near Washington Creek
A fragmentary 19th century report notes discovery of a jawbone and tusk of an unknown animal at about 7 feet underground along Prarie Creek near Washington. The tusk measures several inches with decay present. Further identification pending.
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Lane Cabh
Ily
Newrote
Pratié Creek
Avenil
Washington
Destructive Vincennes Fire Damages Lyons and Ewing Stores
A major fire in Vincennes gutted the basement of the Lyons Company building at Third and Mass, damaging stock worth about 60,000 with 45,000 insured. William Ewing’s building faced a 30,000 insured loss. Fire, starting from an electric motor in the basement, was discovered around 1:15 pm and fought by 0 firefighters after a long afternoon, threatening nearby property.
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Vincennes
Lyons Company
Tie
Dusiness
William Ewing
Messrs. Lyons
Ewing
Foel
Deak
Bila
Dix
Bart
Edward
Lyona
Watson attacks farmers and Roosevelts plan in Bloomington speech
The Bloomington gathering on September 6 features James E. Watson railing at farmers from Monroe County and accusing him of misjudging their plight. He questions support for Taft amid rumors of a Roosevelt Hearst campaign alliance and critiques Hearst’s rhetoric and motives, highlighting national political tensions.
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Bloomington
James E. ‘Watson
Caor
Roremor
Mone County
Indiana
Watson
E. Watson
Discredited Report Triggers Confidence Debate in Taft Era
The piece argues the reported party is discredited and would worsen business if Taft is elected, while praising the Democratic party for gaining favor and honest candidates. It frames Democratic victory as a return to prosperity through honest government and officials serving the people.
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Taft
Democratic Party
Democratc
Indiana Political Row Over Session Costs and Taft Roosevelts Clash
The piece accuses Governor Haolf of a partisan special session costing about 22 500 and additional elections totaling 620 000, bringing total up to 42 500. It claims Republican leaders exploited the people while failing to solve the party’s hole, noting Taft and Roosevelt tangled in the fight and urging timely filing of nomination certificates by October 17.
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Haolf
Indiana
Politigal Notes on Yatop and Jackans
A fragmentary political note references figures Foraker and B, signaling a dispute over control. The terse wording hints at a partisan quarrel or satire, with unclear context and names likely misread in OCR.
Bryan and Taft Miss Meeting
Presidential candidates Bryan and Taft miss a scheduled meeting amid exasperation and crowd tension as supporters debated in Minneapolis on Sunday.
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Minneapolis
Taft Bryan engagement prompts regrets in St Paul trip
The article details a failed meeting between William Howard Taft and William Jennings Bryan in St Paul. Bryan arrived by train and sent a messenger to Taft at the West Hotel. Taft, scheduled to attend a M C A dedication in St Paul at 2 30, offered regrets and planned to greet Bryan later. An angry crowd formed at the depot, leading to a medical incident and a broken arm of a spectator. Taft later spoke in St Paul before a large audience and attended a reception with local ministers. Taft’s voice is reported as improving and he plans a Fargo visit Monday night.
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Bryan
Berg
West
Taft
BE Paul
Bryans
John Lind
Benga
Hhe Bdhause
Johbaoy
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Milwaukee
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Omahe
Chicago
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Mitshell
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St Psalad
Grade
M. C
Taft Bela
St. Paul
Quentin Abacket
North Wear
Mr. Taft
West Hotel
Fowler Methodist Episcopal Church
North Dakota
Fargo
Nino Dera Between Drinks in Prohibition Era Debate
A brief note discusses the adoption of a camel as the emblem of prohibition. The camel reportedly drinks water about once a week, reflecting temperance attitudes and the era’s beverage policy debates.
Washington National Bank Report Shows Stable Surplus
Publication of the Washington National Bank statement for the close of business September 73 notes a modest surplus and cautious loans and deposits. The report asserts the bank remains safe and well managed with no safety concerns, despite external speculation.
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Awarn Ap
Washington
Postal rate hike planned between United States and Great Britain
Postal authorities ordered to begin two rate contracts on October 1, 1908, covering postage between the United States and Great Britain and Ireland. The change has been contemplated by Washington officials for some time.
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United States
Great Britain and Ireland
Washington, D. C
Petersburg Visitors From Town On Gentle Sunday Trip
A Petersburg crowd traveled to the city from Petersbury on a calm Sunday to visit friends. In the group were Misses Gladys Sprthi man Amy Vetk Alma Lamb and Messrs Harry Chapman John Patterson and Charles Benalzier.
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Petersbury
Gladys Sprthiman
Amy Vetk
Alma Lamb
Harry Chapman
John Patterson
Charles Benalzier
Gompers to Speak at Vincennes Next Wednesday
Samuel Gompers, noted labor leader, will speak at Vincennes next Wednesday. The speech aims to outline labor demands and engage listeners on political matters, emphasizing the value of hearing the advocate for workers.
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Samual Gompers
Will Apeak
Vincennes
George T Stephens seeks divorce in county court
George T Stephens files for divorce from Ellie Stephens in county court. Represented by Padgett and Padgett, the case proceeds as the couple navigates a contested split amid disputed assets and living arrangements.
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George ‘T. Stephens
Clienit Court
Ellie Stephens
Mr. Stephens
Padgett & Padgett
Tony Good Tabbita
Von
Debates Over Bribery Claim Hit Indiana Legislature
Indiana legislature turmoil centers on Rep. Knisely of DeKalb County accusing Rep. Wickwire of offering a $2.14 yearly position to influence support for a county local option bill. Wickwire denies the charges as unfounded while Governor Hanly and other officials respond to the capitol controversy.
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Indianapolia
Fui
Repa Uharges
Wickwire
Hanis
Frovernor Hanly Remeey
Kinsely
Dekalb
Honan
Marion Ingensina
Hepublican State Commil
Watson
Monument Unveiling Honors Woodmen Grieving Families
At noon the Woodmen of the World unveiled granite monuments for John Vanderschmith George Rummel and James Norris at the fair grounds. C J Ward delivered an address praising the order and promising continued mutual protection. Elmer Hastlega spoke as officers dedicated the monuments amid songs and a gathered crowd.
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Sanda
Woodmen
John Vanderschmith
George Rummel
James Norris
Barre
C. J. Ward
Der
Elmer Hastlega
Tien
Retalr Grounds
Heffernan to Speak at Bryan Kern 30th Club Meeting
Hon William Heffernan of this city will deliver a speech at the Bryan and Kern Thirty-year club democratic headquarters on East Third Street. The young men’s quartet will sing campaign songs and a piano will be provided. All members will be billed by the treasurer and volunteers are urged to attend to hear Heffernan discuss the campaign issues.
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William Heffernan
Tomorra
Bryan and Kern
Democratic
East Third Street
Tomorean
al Péroos
Army of Bryan Boosters
Mr. Heffernan Glacuss
Marriage plans outlined for local couple in Daviess County
A local farmer, Ja KR Mattogiy, and his fiancée Mig Spauldling prepare for marriage in Daviess County. Friends and relatives anticipate a joyous ceremony as the couple begins married life in the city.
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Lawryneb
Dell
Mattogiy
Daviess Youpty
Migs Spauldlig
Danggter Ety
Spauldia
Thie
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