Official Vote of Harrison County 1908 Candidates List
Harrison County November 1908 election official vote list includes presidential electors for Dem Rep and Indie tickets, governor, congress, judge, prosecuting attorney, auditor, treasurer, sheriff, coroner, surveyor, and two county commissioners with party designations and candidate names. The document presents a dense roll of names and party labels across multiple offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison County
Adam Heimberger
Winfield T. Durbin
Mercer Brown
Benjamin F. Wheeler
Robert Jackman
Albert L. Neal
Thomas R. Marshall
James E. Watson
Sumner W. Haynes
Fred Robinson
Frank Goodman
Oliver P. Stoner
James M. Zion
Ind
Congress
William E. Cox
John W. Lewis
George J. Flanizan
Joseph W. Schwartz
David J. Murr
William Ridley
Jerry L. Sudfarth
Clyde Lottick
Wiliam Waluschmitt
Smith Askren
Joseph Louden
George W. Hoke
Charles H. Kintner
Philip Searat
John el. Het
John Kaylor
Clarence Quehbeman
Harry Babcock
Thomas J. Stevens
John Atkins
G. A. Hottell
Frank Cunningham
John Reeves
Jonas W. Coffman
BSL Ag
Harrison County Ballot Totals in National Ticket Race
Bryan wins Harrison County by 227 against Marshall by 183 over Watson. Prohibition National ticket first elector at 100 votes. People's party 3 votes, Socialist 67, Socialist Labor 2, Independence Hearst 2. Misses Ollie and Jennie Griffin each cast 1 vote in Louisville Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Harrison County
Marshall
Watson
People’s Party
Socialist Party
Socialist Labor Party
Independence, Car Hearst
Ollie
Jennie Griffin
Louisville
Death of Mrs Henriot in Frenchtown
Mrs. Julia Henriot, age 76 and widow of Charles Henriot, died at Frenchtown on the Ist. Her remains were interred in the Catholic cemetery there. She had been in poor health for several years and was survived by nine grown children living in various parts of the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henriot
Julia Henriot
Mr and Mrs Charles Buchanan Vacation in Louisville
Mr and Mrs Charles Buchanan spent Saturday in Louisville, enjoying a day away from home activities and sightseeing in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Charles Buchanan
Louisville
Corydon Adopts Week-Old Curfew Ordinance
The town of Corydon implements a new curfew for youths sixteen and under, with a seven o clock weeknight deadline. The curfew, approved after a petition from leading citizens, is in effect from Monday November 2, and is expected to reduce juvenile mischief though some object to the age limit and hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corydon
Petit Jurors Drawn for Harrison Circuit Court Term
William H. Rowe and W. P. Mauck selected petit jurors at the County Clerk's office for the Harrison Circuit Court November term. Names include Frank Williams Jackson Sydney May Boone Ed Crusier William Longbottom Geo Hild Jesse Dick Walter Geo Funk Carter Posey Woertz Kitterman Tindall and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Rowe
W. P.mauck
Harrison Circuit
Frank Williams
Jackson
Sydney May
Boone
Ed Crusier
William Longbottom
Heth
Geo. Hild
Harrison
Jesse Dick
Af Lewis Walter
Geo. Funk
Washington
D. T. Carter
Posey
Geo. Woertz
Ze Thomas Kitterman
Harrison Henry C. Tindall
Mule for Sale Sought by Bradford Neighbor
A compact notice offers a young suckling mule for sale to Michael Nolo t in Bradford Indiana. The seller invites interested buyers to contact locally for pickup and price details.
Stable Fire in North Corydon Destroys Ed Browns Property
A fire last Friday around noon destroyed a stable owned by Ed Brown the butcher in North Corydon. The loss includes several tons of bay a two seat carriage and a full set of harness with about two hundred fifty dollars in value and one hundred dollars insured. Firefighters took minutes to reach the scene due to distance but gained control once water flowed. Strong winds threatened nearby property until a large hose stream extinguished the blaze. The cause is unknown though a spark from Kollers road engine passing shortly before the fire is suspected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corydon
Ed Brown
North
Koller
Ejectment and Damages Suits Filed in Circuit Court
Bertha K. Emily sues Absolam Fouts in ejectment. Edward I. Carpenter seeks damages from the New Albany, Lanesville & Corydon Plank Road Co over injuries from a bridged wagon with missing banisters. Mary F Neely suit from Floyd county. Bailey as administrator sues Harriet Tabler on a $100 note. Mary Applegate seeks divorce from Anthony Applegate. Emma Popham seeks divorce from Martin C. Popham. Agnes Reed sues James T. Marsh and Judith Marsh for accounting and settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha K. Emily
Absolam Fouts
Edward I. Carpenter
New Albany, Lanesville & Corydon Plank Road Co
Mary F Neely
Isaac L. Neely
Floyd County
Charles M. Bailey
Elizabeth Bailey
Harriet Tabler
Mary J. Applegate
Anthony Applegate
Emma Popham
Martin C. Popham
Agnes M. Reed
James T. Marsh
Judith Marsh
Harrison County Medical Society Meets in Corydon
The Harrison County Medical Society held its regular monthly meeting in Corydon yesterday, with local physicians gathering to discuss ongoing health initiatives and community medical concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison County Medical Society
Corydon
Election returns show Cox Ridley and Lottick plurality by county
The article lists the pluralities and majorities for W. E. Cox for Congress William Ridley for Judge and Clyde Lottick for Prosecuting Attorney, by counties and districts, as shown in the election returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Cox
Congress
William Ridley
Clyde Lottick
Cox
Lewis
Clark County
Crawford County
Dubvns County
Floyd County
Harrison County
Perry County
Scott County
Washington County
Orange County
Aly
Foley
Ridley Suddarth
Ridley
Lettick
Death notices and visits from Lanesville area
Local residents report hospital and social visits among Lanesville and New Albany families. Obituaries note the deaths of Mrs. Anthony Day of Posey township aged about 50 and Mrs. Sallie Markwell of near Lanesville aged about 47, with funeral details and mourners described.
Governor Marshall Victory Voiced By Indiana Star
The Indiana Star lauds Thomas R. Marshall, praising his irreproachable character and devotion to duty. It argues brewers and saloon interests could not sway voters and predicts he will govern with ability and integrity, earning public trust despite political tides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas R. Marshall
Indiana
Watson
Marshal
Marshall
Iself
Govenor
Ladianapons Star
Morgan Township Vike Bonds Auction Update
The Morgan township free travel road bonds worth 16000 dollars failed to attract bidders at the November 5 meeting. The board will consider bids at the December term while a firm suggested raising interest from 4 to 5 percent to secure sale amid new gravel road bond rules.
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Board of Commissioners
Morgan Township
Evangelistic Meetings Planned at Corydon Church
Evangelistic meetings begin next Lord's Day November 10 at Corydon Christian church. After four days Una Dell Berry, nationally known soloist and chorus leader, will assist in the meetings to promote righteousness and enlarge the kingdom of God in seven new candidates. All are invited to attend.
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Corydon Christian Church
Una Dell Berry
D, Bartle
Marriage License Listings For Amzi Bavon Clelia Davis
Marriage license records show Amzi Bavon and Clelia Davis, Jesse L Mix and Agnes J Cates, and Charles Reising and Cora Barrow, as pairs issued licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amzi Bavon
Clelia Davis
Jesse L. Mix
Agnes J. Cates
Charles Reising
Cora Barrow
Laneyville liquor license and county road bids noted
Proceedings of the Board of Commissioners show Frank Yost granted a liquor license in Laneyville. W C Nusbaum appointed county collector for Harrison County fee duties. Several tax refunds recorded for Mary F Rosenbarger Henry L Reader Mary F Sherman and Samuel C Mauck. Road review panel appointed for a Franklin Township access project. Notices to bidders for Spencer Township pike and a gravel road contract announced with bids to be opened December 10 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.C. Nusbaum
Harrison County
Mary F. Rosenbarger
Henry L. Reader
Mary F. Sherman
Samuel C. Mauck
W. D. Toler
S.C. Smith
William Perzer
Frankin Township
Henry Schelenbourg
George B. Felter
Boone Township
Spencer Township
Bee
County
County Berd Fund
Jackson Township
Death of Mrs Margaret Agnew in Boone Township
Mrs. Margaret Agnew widow of John Agnew died at her Boone Township home after a two week illness from stomach trouble. She was 65. Interred at Union Chapel Sancay with funeral by Rev James Teeter. Survived by fifteen children sixteen grandchildren three sisters and one brother. She was highly esteemed and had many friends.
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Margaret Agnew
John Agnew
Boone Township
Union Chapel Sancay
James Teeter
Owas Fle Rodther
Sfteen
Eizhi
Sue
Uang
Framing Services Advertised in Corydon Store
The proprietor claims the largest display of mouldings and frame supplies in Corydon and offers framing at reasonable prices. This notice highlights ready surplus stock and service capabilities for custom projects.
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Corydon
J. Priedley
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dutchess Mfg. Co
CG BP. Trotter & Company
Petit Jurors
Young Mule
Michael Nolot
Bradford
Circuit Court
Cox, Ridley and Lottick
Lanesville
A.M. Fiserr, Sr
Peter Elbers
P. L. Hirt
John L. Wolford
Ito Hirt
New Albany
John Redick
Renata
Day
Anthony Day
Posey Township
A. Peckskamp
Markwell
Sallie Markwell
Sylvester Markwell
M. E. Church
Lanesville Burying Ground
Proceedings Board of Commissioners
Frank Yost
Laneyville
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