Injured Monon brakeman dies after quarry accident
F T Hamilton age 31, a Monon brake man, died at City Hospital after being injured Sunday on freight train 71 north of the city. He was found under a stone slab that swung from a car at a quarry north of Harrodsburg. His body shipped to New Albany Wednesday. His wife and child were with him until death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. T. Hamilton
Monon
City
City Hospital
New Albany
Hamilton
Harrodsburg
Horseshoe
Guthrie Family Reunion Held at D B Guthrie Grove
The Guthrie family gathered at the D B Guthrie grove near Tunnelton for a Sunday reunion with a noon basket dinner. Watermelon lemonade cake and ice cream were served as the group and their many relatives enjoyed a pleasant day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Guthrie
Bonnie and
Velma
George Benfle
Oscar Guthrie
Carroll
Tunnelton
Ind
Deema Brown
Aurora
William Harris
Florence Harris
Buddha
Bennie Harris
Deema
May
McKinley
J. W., Anderson
Wayne
Ray
Fay
Hazel
Bedford
Ray Guthrie
Charles
Daniel
Free list claims vs high shoe prices disputed
The Democratic party argues that listing an article on the free list lowers its price, yet shoes stay costly. Leather added to the free list did not reduce prices but prices rose, and hosiery fell in price despite higher duties in the Payne Aldrich tariff act, noted by the St. Louis Globe Democrat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
Free Traders
Free Trade Press
St. Louis Globe Democrat
Bloomington Southern labor delays prompt wage questions
The Kaiser and Maloney railroad contractors pay day laborers 2.25 a day, with two jobs per man, causing delays for want of workers. The Bloomington Telephone questions the value of voting for change next November as performance speaks louder than promises. Mrs. Wilhemina Benzel returns to Seymour, Minnie Graf returns home from Seymour, and Mrs. Carrie Vance of Vincennes visits Mrs. Mahalia Harbaugh in Bloomington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaiser & Maloney Rairoad
Bloomington
Woman Sues Railway for 12000 Damages in Wreck Case
Lucetta Gainey, through Borutt & Borutt, sues C I L & L railway in Lawrence circuit court for 12000 after a head end collision on a Monon train at Sand Pit on June 7. She says she was a passenger, thrown against walls and seats, rendered unconscious and left with bruises cuts and permanent crippling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucetta Gainey
Borutt & Borutt
Lawrence
C. IL. & L. Railway Company
Monon
Sand Pit
Clyde Nelson Sears Celebrates Seventh Birthday
Clyde Nelson Sears was surprised by fourteen playmates at his South H Street home to mark his seventh birthday. Children played on the lawn as brick ice cream, coconut cake, and lemonade were served along with simple favors and gifts for the honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Nelson Sears
South H Street
Nelson
Thimble Party Hosted By Miss Furst At Home
Miss Thusnelia Furst entertained her young girl friends with a pretty Monday afternoon Thimble party at her home on W25 14th street. Five Hundred was played. Iced grape juice and cakes were served. Miss Rowena Cosner of Indianapolis was an out-of-town guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thusnelia Furst
14Th Street
Rowena Cosner
Indianapolis
Local visitors and relocations noted in city society
Miss Augusta Falk of New Albany visits relatives and friends. Ed Miller from north of the city visits Cortland relatives. Miss Mary Crow of Odon visits Mr and Mrs C L Baker on West 15th street. Dr Yandell and wife of Huron plan to move to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta Falk
New Albany
Ed Miller
Cortland
Mary Crow
Odon
C. L. Baker
West 15Th Street
Dr. Yandell
Huron
Champs Will Play Series Athletics
Crowds want to see Wicker's Champions and Akers' Athletics in a series of games. The former manager arranged with Akers for a series offering seventy five percent of gate receipts. The first game likely next Sunday and any player who has played a full game for either team may join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wicker
Akers
Athletics
Thumb Injury at Furst Kerber Mill Narrow Escape
Ott Roscoe Taylor employed at the Furst Kerber Mill suffered a severe cut to his right thumb from a cut off saw. The injury was not serious, but he escaped losing the entire appendage by a narrow margin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe Taylor
Furst-Kerber
Parker Family Returns From Trinity Springs
Mr and Mrs Charles Parker and their children of West 13th street return home after a week at Trinity Springs. Wanted Farm hand single 25 dollars per month and board Hill Top Dairy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Parker
West 13Th Street
Trinity Springs
Hill Top
Reds Seek Exhibition With Champs Manager
Frank Bankcraft of the Cincinnati Reds has asked Champs manager Wicker for a game on the 2nd 3rd or 4th of next month. Wicker will likely close a deal, as three open dates lie between St Louis and Cincinnati and local fans crave the major league challenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bankcraft
Cincinnati Reds
Wicker
Champs
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Lon Bolding Pleads Not Guilty in Dual Assault Cases
Lon Bolding entered not guilty pleas in two assault and battery cases in Justice Isemin ger's court. His trial was scheduled for September Mth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lon Bolding
Justice Iseminger
Inflammatory Press Ties Oil Trust to Mexican Revolt
Mexico City reports show lower classes fueling anti American sentiment amid landing of marines in Nicaragua. El Pais claims Standard Oil aided Orozco and Zapata to depress Mexican rail stocks, while Multi Color warns of U S intervention. Cavalry moves quell refugees as revolts spill toward Presidio Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Nicaragua
Mult Color
el Paladin
el Pais
Standard Oil Company
Zapata
Mexico
U. S
Multi Color
Diaz
United States
Harold Walker
Washington
Texas
el Paso
Tex
Fort Clark
Presidio
Ojinaga
Chihuahua
Taft Leaves Washington for New London Despite Pain
President Taft, nursing a sprained ankle from Beverly golf, departed Washington at 10 a m for New London Conn via New York to address the deep waterways congress. He spent most of yesterday resting in an arm chair and attended an International Congress of Applied Chemistry reception, receiving cheers and Taft cries from delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Beverly
Taft
New London
Conn
New York
Deep Waterways Congress
International Congress of Applied Chemistry
White House
Democrats Fix No Limit on Campaign Subscriptions
Acting Chair McAdoo of the Democratic national committee announced no limit on individual subscriptions to the campaign fund. He said the subscriber's character and motive determine acceptability, not amount, citing many patriotic disinterested people willing to give any sum to the cause of clean government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
McAdoo
Democratic National Committee
Small bungalow approach to home building by William A Radford
William A Radford explains benefits of a 25 by 48 foot bungalow omitting an attic to cut costs. He outlines cellar design for dampness and storage, modern conveniences in small houses, and the value of light ventilation and cleanliness for health.
Humorous nineteenth century tale of Mme Lammel and Saphir
An excerpt from Youth's Companion recounts a witty scene with Mme Lammel famed for stinginess. She entertained cultured guests yet kept her purse closed. After a lean dinner she asked Saphir when he would dine with her again, and he replied only if she pays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bapaly
Mme. Lammel
Mme. Lammell
Saphir
Note on College Students and Respect for Learning
An inarticulate niembland style quote complains that colleges should produce more capable students. The speaker urges greater respect for learning and for students like Walters, urging colleges to improve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Struckit
Sweattire
Walters
Puck
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hie
Pune
Wilhemina Benzel
Seymour
Minnie Graf
Carrie Vance
Vincennes
Mahalia Harbaugh
East 18Th Street
Clyde Oto
Deacantiv
Thimble
Gryer
Cindy
Chanel
Pha Mes
C. O. Sands
Bryantsville
Trinity
Lillie
Hazel Hartman
Harvey Hartman
Columbus
Leander Puckett
13Th
S$ Streets
Utarouses
Standard Oil
Beverly Golf Links
Bradford
William A. Radford
Thia
West Jackson Boulevard
Chicago
Ill
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!