Roosevelt Leaves for West to Reunite Rough Riders
President Roosevelt departed Washington at 9 AM on a Pennsylvania Railroad trip to the West and Southwest for nearly two months. The main objective is the Rough Riders reunion in San Antonio next Friday with an elaborate program. He will stop briefly in Louisville and St Louis, then continue to Texas and Colorado for hunting.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Pennsylvania Railroad
Long
Rough Rider
San Antonio
Tex
Fort Worth
Panhandle
Texas
Colorado
Loeb
Alex Lambert
BR. Young
G. R. Fortescue
M. C. Latta
J. L. McGrew
Louisville
St. Louis
Resignation Filed by Philadelphia Postal Inspector
Philadelphia April report states George C. Holden, inspector in the U S postal service, has sent his resignation to Washington after admitting Storey Cotton company officials loaned him funds for a few days. Holden says he returned the money and had no understanding remains with the company amid a broader investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
George C. Holden
United States Postal Service
Storey Cotton Company
Washington
Holden
Cretic Arrives at Naples With Secretary Hay Aboard
The White Star steamship Cretic reached Naples on Sunday carrying Secretary of State John Jay and Mrs. Hay. Hay says his health is improved by the voyage and Mrs. Hay also enjoys the trip. The vessel later sailed for Genoa and Hay planned to travel to the Riviera from there.
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Naples
White Star Line
Cretic
John Jay
Hay
Way
Genoa
Riviera
Indictments Likely in Meat Packers Probe
A Chicago report says federal grand jurors reconvening next Wednesday are expected to issue indictments in the meat packers investigation. The Indianapolis Star notes Dr. David Paulson blames poor cooking and mustard seasoned foods for driving drunkenness, arguing badly prepared meals create thirst and spur drinking.
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Chicago
Federal Grand Jury
Indianapolis Star
David Paulson
Hinsdale
Paulson
Cook County Institute
Suicide of New Albany man 26 cited despondency over health
Wm. H. Gordon of New Albany, age 26, killed himself with a pistol Sunday after a quiet afternoon with his wife and mother in law. Despondency over his physical condition is given as the alleged cause of the act.
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Wm. H. Gordon
New Albany
Seed for Canners Crops and Court News
Cannery distributes tomato seed to local growers for 300 plus acres, with 350 acres purchased and almost all planted. 70 bushels of Stowell evergreen seed corn to be given free after April 15. Supreme Court upholds Perry county injunction against Morwon preachers in a schoolhouse. trustee may exclude religious services in evenings and Sundays during winter terms. Fairbanks pursues presidential nomination amid Beveridge opposition and GOP strength. Jeffersonian party prospects improve for 1908 campaign.
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Stowell
Wm. Bussabarger
Supreme Court
Circuit Court of
Perry County
Burns
Fairbanks
Beveridge
Jefferson
Lebannon
Dear Brother Remembrance of Harrison Home
Poetic letter from Corydon Indiana praising Harrison’s hillsides and valleys. The writer recalls childhood scenes and Nature’s teachings as memories of home surface amid cold life realities.
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You
H. A. Corydon
Indiana
Movement to Sever Church State Ties Gains Clergy Support
A significant movement to separate church and state and grant the Orthodox Church independence and self rule has won favor with an important group of clergy in the capital, signaling increased church influence among Russians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Holy Orthodox Church
Russia
Elizabeth Community News Highlights Local Life
Roy WINNERs reported by Matt Leffler as a 9 baby at their home. Illnesses afflict Mr and Mrs Frank Bowling and Mrs William Conner. Michael Saffer family visited relatives Sunday. E L Smith traveled to Louisville on business. Elsie O Bannon visiting relatives in Falls Cities. Lafe Winders returned from Louisville. Nellie Rusk and Lawrence Babcock visited friends in Lac onia. Spring term started with Miss Neely Funk as teacher. W P Evans left for New Albany to work in carpentry. Elsie Bowling opened a millinery store in Corydon. Celia Siebert, Fred and Minnie Barnes visited Siebert family. W C Bowling and L C Kessinger visited Corydon. Emma Cline visiting New Albany. E L Hilderbrand and daughter and Mrs Wolpert visiting New Albany. Hazel Rush led Epworth League service. Mrs Ed Bedford returned from New Albany. Brother Holmes preached at M B E church. Stephen Flanagan family and Mrs Hobbs at Black's Chapel meeting with young converts.
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Frank Bowling
William Conner
Michael Saffer
E. L. Smith
Louisville
Elsie O’bannon
Falls
Lafe Winders
Nellie Rusk
Lawrence Babcock
Laconia
Mss
Neely Funk
Elsie Bowling
G. W. Hoke
Celia Siebert
Fred
Minnie Barnes
Emma Cline
Maurice
New Albany
E.L. Hilderbrand
Wolpert
Hazel Rush
Ed Bedford
Hiram Kessinger
Prayer Meeting in New Salisbury and Local Visits
In New Salisbury a prayer meeting was held at Aunt Catherine Walks Wednesday night. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Avery of New Albany visit relatives. several locals plan to attend Danville for spring school. Miss Melissa Ronth improves. Will Abbeys host Henry Richards group. Anna Stone of Louisville visits David Stevens. Ella Wolfe of Corydon visits home folks. School entertainment Saturday night netted about $22.
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Catherine Walk
Arthur Avery
New Albany
Fd Svalix
Grover Graves
Hawmond
Danville
Melissa Ronth
Will Abbey
Henry Richard
Georgetown
Arch Graves
Sue
Meroa
Mr. Graves
Anna Stone
Louisville
David Stevens
Ella Wolfe
Corydon
Lawrence Schellenberger
A. Peckskamp
Alexander Schellenberger
Henry Garing
Lizzie Bunerle
Lawrence Garing
Bonifer
Charles Garing
Surprise 18th Birthday Party for Edgar Phipps
Edgar Phipps received a large birthday surprise Sunday after Sabbath School at his home. Friends gathered to mark his 18th birthday with dinner, cake and pie, buggy rides, and long walks along the highways. Guests stayed into the afternoon and extended best wishes for many more happy days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Phipps
Lloyd Johnson
Norman Cooper
Edgar
New Albany Presbytery Spring Meeting Set for Growntown
The New Albany Presbytery consisting of thirteen Indiana counties will meet in Growntown Jackson county on April 11 12 and 13. The Rev T S Scott and Rev Charles Preston Foreman will attend with church deacons and elders. About twenty five ministers and as many elders from member churches expected to attend. The note closes with an ad for J J Bulleit Son's paint.
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New Albany
Indiana
Floyd, Harrison
Crawford
Perry
Orange
Lawrence
Washington
Clark, Scott, Jackson
Jefferson
Jennings
Switzerland
Grownstown
Jackson County
T. S. Scott
Charles Preston Foreman
N. A. Ledger
Corydon
Harrison Township
Harrison County
Board of Commissioners
Chestnut Street
Local notes from Lanesville and area update
Residents report visits and relocations as families and businesses adjust town life. Louis Ott moves into Mrs Geis’s Main Street house, Louis Walter’s house changes hands, and several residents care for ill relatives while others leave town. Lawrence Schellenberger dies of pneumonia at 38 after a long parish funeral attendance.
Local Couple Names in Notable Listings
Harry L Crosby and Anna M Stonecipher Ward C Conrad and Lizzie Roudenbush Henry H Brengman and Nevada Eulaja Barrows David L Cottier and Harriet Denbo are named in the society notices listing pairs connected to property or social events.
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Harry L. Crosby
Anna M. Stonecipher
Ward C. Conrad
Lizzie Roudenbush
Henry H. Brengman
Nevada Eulaja Barrows
David L. Cottier
Harriet Denbo
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Rough Riders Reunion
W. H.R
Harrison
Elizabeth
Roy
Matt Leffler
Mgr. W. P. Evans
Bro. Holmes
M. Be
Rev. Carnes
Stephen Flanagan
J. P. Hobbs
Black’s Chapel
New
Salisbury
Inny, Gray
J. J. Bulleit & Son’s
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Santa Barbara
Sacramento
California
Union Passenger Station
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific Line
F. A. Miller
Railway Exchange
W.S. Howell
Broadway
New York City
Lanesville
A.M. Ersert, SR
Mattie J. Hurner
David Sebnell
Joseph Terisosbury
Peder MG
Harry Meurer
Lin
Jus. A A. Harbison
W. Zellers Berg
A. Seheistenberger
A. Garing
Louis OL
Harry Randulpi
Elizabeth Berson
J. A. Garing
Louis Walter
Louis Ott
John Geis
Jacob Stekelert
Lee McKinney
Myers McKinney
Thomas McKinney
Taylor Township
Jesse Marsh
New Middletown
Little Wonder
Edgar Haas
Charlestown
Ind
Gen. Bartholomew
Onward
Geo. Wilkes
Dain Zilight
Golddust
Vermont Morgan
American Trotting Register Association
Ward & Stauth Bros
Valentine Stauth, Jr
VIA
Southern Railway
Portland
Ore
Tacoma
Wash
Seattle
Spokane
Ogden
Utah
Helena
Mont
Butte
Billings, Mont
Arash
Eyeuthern
West
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
R. Crawford
Corydon Juretion
Hungerford
Dist
Passenger Act
Co. H
A. BR. Allen
Matois
Wilkes
Alroyal
Egotist
Electioneer
Hambletonian
Lizzie Wilkes
George Wilkes
Reserved Found
Ladoga
Mambrino Patehen
Mambrino
King
Nightingale
Mocking Bird
Edwin Forrest
Billy Hoskins
Champagne
Geneva
London
Birmingham
Bertrand
Sumpter
Imp. Buzzard
Brandywine
Lou
Emperor Wilkes
Hylas
Hamlet
Minnie
Kentucky
Young Brandywine
New Middletown, Ind
John Seitz
Keser
Donovan
Mece Purtill
Arn
Convenience
Jim Beauty
Westfield Stock Co
Led
Laconla Horse CO
J. S. Cooper
Seuty
John A. Boone
Adolfus
Elizabeth Coach Horse Company
Henry Mettling
Miltf
W. S. Shuck
Stauth Bros. & Co
Charles F. Shaffer
Beara
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