Local Government Officials and Schedules List
Coroner A Rice County Assessor J 8 Brown and other officials listed. Circuit Court meets February May September and December Mondays. Commissioner Court holds first Mondays in March June September and December. City and county officers across towns including Taylorsville Nineveh Columbus and Jackson shown with names and titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Rice
J. 8. Brown
J. L. Kyte
H. C. Harris
E. B. Newby
Hawcreek
Geo. C. Moore
Hope
Flatrock
O. Dodd
St. Louis Cross
German
B. McEvenne
Tayloreville
Nineveh
Stucker
Taylorsville
Q Union
Peter M. Daum
Columbus
Clifty
W. N. Bradley
Newbern
Clay
Gun Miller
Nortonsburg
M. V. Jewell
Harrison
James Parks
Rockcreek
J. W. Wright
J. W. Wright, Grammer, Sandcreek
W. E. Springer
Wayne
Wm. Wiseman
Jonesville
Ohio
W. H. Smith
Ogilville
Jackson
J. J. Meyers
Waymansville
J. A. Wade
Fire Alarm Box Locations Listed for Several Intersections
A list details fire alarm box sites at numerous city intersections including 12-Second and Jackson, 13-Fifth and Brown, 14-Fifth and Washington, 15-Seventh and Jackson, 16-Third and Washington, 17-Mooney's Tannery, 18-Starch Works, 21-Second and Franklin, 23-Eighth and Franklin, 24-Fleventh and Franklin, 25-Fourteenth and Franklin, 26-Sixth and Mechanic, 31-Third and Pearl, 34-Fifth and Sycamore, 35-Ninth and Sycamore, 386-Thirteenth and Sycamore, 43-Seventh and Chestnut, 45-Fifth and Wilton, 46-Eighth and Union, 52-Reeves Pulley Works, 53-tenth and Hutchings Avenue, 55-Sixteenth and California, and 57-Seventh and a Orinoco Av211.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Brown
Washington
Mooney’s Tannery
Starch Works
Franklin
Fleventh
Mechanic
Pearl
Sycamore
Trains From Pennsylvania Depot Timed For Indianapolis Louisville Madison
Rail schedule effective November 15 lists trains from the Pennsylvania passenger depot to Indianapolis Louisville Madison and Campionce City. Service includes daily and Sunday-except trains with morning and afternoon times for each destination and agent Wy, Dowet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Indianapolis
Central Union and Long Distance Telephone Service Expansion
Columbus now connected by Central Union and Long Distance Telephone lines to major U S cities. Local firms in Columbus have discussed with firms in New York Pittsburg Philadelphia and other cities. The Central Union Telephone Company offers copper metallic circuits and long distance equipment with rate quotes on request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Central Union
United States
New York
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Piqua
Dayton
Cincinati
Cleveland
Hamilton
Cadasure
Chicago
Detroit
Mich
South Bend
Terre Haute
Ind
Central Union Telephone ‘Company
John R McLean and the Enquirer’s enduring success
A historical note extols John R. McLean and the Cincinnati Enquirer for stability and growth. It highlights steady prices, rising circulation, and claimed truth telling as factors driving popularity, with emphasis on the publisher’s policy of factual reporting and broad public support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Cincinnati Enquirer
John R. McLean
Daily Enquirer
Enquirer
McLean
Wrirer
Monotony and suicide in young women discussed by physicians
Physicians describe cases where young women past age 25 kill themselves amid poverty, illness, and social misery. They note a pattern across maladies and call it pyromania, kleptomania, or hysteria, with monotony driving some to self harm. A question about weights and gravity is explained from the St Louis Republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Times
East St. Louis
Earth
Globe
St. Louis Republic
The Boy Tom and His Finances Cause Family Fracas
In a Chicago Times-Herald item a couple quarrels over a letter from Tom. The husband scolds for mischief and bills while threatening to halt Tom’s allowance. The wife defends the boy as young and promising despite the tailor bill and rising costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
Rascal
Chicago Times-Herald
Superstitions Shape Numbers in European Cities
A tourist notes scarce houses with number 13 in Rome replaced by 12b or ida while Berlin resists changing shop numbers from 18 to 12b and Frankfurt allows changes by authorities. A Dublin journalist recalls a drowning warning in the Liffey becoming tomorrow’s paragraph, and George Du Maurier's portrait of Trilby’s author sparks jokes about wings or a cloven tail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Germany
Berlin
Frankfort
New York Tribune
Dublin
Liffey
London
George du Maurier
Cleaning Day Chaos in a Rural Home
Florence Montgomery in Good Housekeeping describes a busy household awaiting company. A narrator battles dust, clutter, and noises as a wagon approaches, fearing a dreadful visitor but finding it her father returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.a
Kakm
Mercy
Sally Ann
Father
Florence Montgomery
Good Housekeeping
Russian Papers and American Reading Habits
A survey describes Russian newspapers in Moscow and St Petersburg with diverse titles such as The New Times The Neva and The Old News. It notes English readers rarely engage Russian language press and cites Warsaw as another center with multiple gazette titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Sun
Gazette
Press
Observer
Star
Courier
Bulletin
Advertiser
Eagle
St. Petersburg
Medical Journal
War Office
Moscow
Viedomosti Gorodskoe Politsii
Police Gazette
Novoye Vremya
The
New Times
Warsaw
Warsaw Police Gazette
Gazeta
Warsaw Gazette
New York Sun
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bacon
Otto
Noblitt
Q. J. Noblitt
Fifth Street
Indiana
Columbus, Hope & Q
Reensburg
Cincinnati
Greensburg 'S
Ewington
Barney's
Hartaville Crossing
Miller's
Lambert's
BL Shea
Dr. Newton
George
Werner
Isaigh B
Barrett
John Walker
Vincent Thompson
H.G. Butler
John K. Rights
Township Trustees
Wm. J. Beck
John Suverkrup
James Sibley
Wmn
Schooler
John W. Donaker
Levi Hege
Wm. Collins
Frank Crump
Ben. Patterson
Herman Rostee
W. W. Adame
Wmn. McCullough
Ben. Parker
H. Schoonover
AI. Stevens
San
Louisville
Madison
Campliwnce City
Dowet
Telephone Companies
U.S
Blickensaerfer No
Pri
du Maurier
Holter Skelter
Spectin Company
Philadelphia Press
Jimson
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