Durbin Endorsed or Condemned in President Letter Fight
The President writes a lengthy missive from Oyster Bay to Indiana Governor Durbin amid claims of a Vice Presidency bid. The backers say the letter aids Durbin while critics see a critique of mob violence and a defense of law and order tied to Kentucky events and Governor Beveridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oyster Bay
Indiana
Evansville
Durbin
Beveridee
Fairbanks
Beveridge
Kentucky
Frankfort
Taylor
Ieter
Capitol
W. S. Taylor
Clovernor
Mount
W. Os. Taylor
United States
Ilas Durbin
WLS
C Condoner
Winfield J. Durbin
Death of Mrs Mary Schmidt in New Albany Funeral Today
Mrs. Mary Schmidt widow of Louis Schmidt died Sunday at St. Edwards hospital New Albany. The remains were sent to Frenchtown for burial and the funeral will take place today. Notice the progress made by the First National Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Schmidt
Louis Schmidt
St. Edward's Hospital
New Albany
Frenchtown
County
Scott's Emulsion for Child Weakness Ad
An advertisement likens children to young plants and promotes Scott's Emulsion as a feeding remedy for growth weakness. It claims the product feeds the child and can remedy growth problems regardless of cause and offers a free sample and purchase through Scott and Bowne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Og Pearl St
New York
Snc
Flea collecting the fad of Rothschild and other oddities
Rothschild of London pursues a polar flea with a $6000 reward after a failed Arctic voyage. Meanwhile President Roosevelt and editor headlines amuse the press as Kaiser Wilhelm plans a model kitchen for Princess Victoria Louise. John Alexander Dowie remains active in Zion with plans for a massive tabernacle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rothschild
Charles Rothschild
London
Charles
Zoological Museum
Fring Park
Waiser Wilhelm
Potsdam
Princess Victoria Louise
Kaiser
Zion plans grand hall for 14000 with half a million cost
Juan Alexander Dowie announces a massive structure measuring 330 by 84 feet that will seat 14,000. He claims public order efforts will shift at Zion with police in Chicago adopting Bible guidance and nonviolent persuasion for disorderly citizens as they head to confinement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowie
Zion
Chicago
Jor Pdewie
Guardian Billie Frees Frances Hartley From Elopement Plan
A cross street cab scene leads to Billie McAdam's ill fated pursuit of an elopement between Frances Hartley and Henry Beach. After a reckless chase, a crash and Billie’s injury, Mr Hartley declares that extreme caste ideas are unsatisfactory and thanks Billie for guarding the plot. Frances and Beach win his approval and Billie promises to protect any future runaways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Avenue
Priye
Billie McAdam
Avenue A
Billie
Frances Hartley
Tlartley Mansion
Frances
Lillie McAdat
Enarchia O
Frances Tlardey
Schoed Ile
Wilfred Hartley
Clibdomaml
Sleury
Henry
Mr. Hartdley
Wilfred Startley
Twenry Beach
Hartley
Billy
Beach
Henry Beach
Trenry
Thances
Clement
Air
Thartley
Tiartley
Vabman
Mr. Hartley
Biles
Hartley House
Tenry Beach
Tally
William
Mr. Yartley
Shattering Bath in Jane Carlyle Letter at Health Resort
In a New Letters and Memories of Jane Welsh Carlyle letter written from a health resort she humorously recalls medical bath treatment. A bath attendant enwraps her in layers and guards her from escape trying to reach a bell, leaving her nearly immobile and fearing madness before a shallow bath and water pours calm her.
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Jane Welsh Carlyle
Gin
Paulet
Man Scorns Handbill Campaign in Restaurant Teasingly
A man with many bills enters Mr Schoppenheim’s restaurant asking to post a hundred or so notices on the wall advertising a cheap railway excursion. The proprietor questions the plan and the man agrees customers would read them, then backs away before committing.
The Farmer’s Ideal in Yarm Journal
The writer extols the farmer as the cleanest neighbor and finest gentleman. He is punctual in farm duties, financially reliable, ready to aid neighbours, and honest in public life while being steadfast but not domineering. The piece links rural virtue to living close to nature’s sweetness and strength.
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Yarm Journal
Social notes from South Corydon and surrounding towns
Mrs. Jack Steele is recovering from illness. T J Flynn and daughter visited Mrs Bettie Sharp last week. Dr Frank Melton of Louisville visited his mother during the fair. Allen Lamping and wife visited Mrs Clara Lewis. Parse McIntire of Kansas visited F M Bartley. Pearl Fetzer attended Eva Lasley’s wedding in New Middletown. Mary Beard of New Albany visited Olive Seburn. Myrtle Abbotte left for Evans Landing. Kitterman and Lafe Muuck visited Miss Jessie Wallace during the fair. Otto Fields and daughter Martha visited Mrs Elmer Davis during the fair. Maggie Crosier and Mayme Bartley of Laconia visited Miss Emma Hartley. Grace Thickston and sons from Louisville visited here. Walter Q. Davis of New Albany and Edd Wallace of Louisville visited Thomas Wallace. Mrs Palmer and two sons visited last week. Mr and Mrs Canoles and Mr and Mrs Lingcon of Milltown visited Mrs Mattie Harbaugh during the fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Melton
Louisville
Allen Lamping and Wife
Mauckport
Clara Lewis
Parse McIntire
Kansas
F. M. Bartley
Pearl Fetzer
Eva Lasley
New Middletown
Mary Beard
New Albany
Olive Seburn
Myrtle Abbotte
Evans’ Landing
Kitterman
Lafe Muuck
Jessie Wallace
Otto Fields
Martha
Elmer Davis
Grace Thickston and Sons
Walterq. Davis
Edd Wallace
Palmer
Thomas Wallace
Laneville Social Notes Highlight Area Weddings and Visits
A. M. Eisert Jr and Lizzie Eisert wed August 28 at St Josephs Louisville and plan to settle in Los Angeles. Louisville guests include Kaelin and Wisert family members. Others visit, including Mayme Steigleiter and Magsie Kasteleimer, while Severin Bachmann buys a 108 acre tract near Louisville. Dedication of St Johns church draws Louisville attendees. John Zabvel and sons purchase land adjoining their farm near Louisville. Prof Julius Preile and Wendy Zabel travel through New York Cleveland Detroit and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Eisert
M. A. Kaelin
St Joseph's Church
Louisville
Los Angeles
Cal
John Zabvel
Colored Notes From The Fair At New Albany
W. A. Mirenes and Charley Rickman of New Albany involved in fair work. Prof George H Brown of Mitchell visits his mother. Maxyie Brown and Mrs Sarah Warren of Louisville visit Mrs Alice Carter during the fair. Rev J B Collins returns from Orwell aiding a camp meeting. Prof and Mrs Wm H Pouse return from Blooming ton State University and Lexington. Several Stiths from New Albany visit parents. first time in seven years all twelve children are home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Rickman
New Albany
Wm. Morris
George H. Brown
Mitchell
Maxyie Brown
Sarah Warren
Louisville
Alice Carter
Mealia Walker
Plora
Maggie Brown
J. B. Collins
Orwell
Wm. A. Mitchem
Wm. H. Pouse
State University
Bloomington
Lexington, Ky
Richard
Jeffersonville
Mary
John
Helen
Adn Stith
Gee Stith
Local Notes From Dixie Community
W. P. Mauek and family visited C. K. Simieor Sunday. K. Neely and wife visited Henry Jiss Sunday. Trev Suppenfield showed interest in sermon Sunday. Lens Pitman, previously ill, is not improving. Frank Pate and Laura Hottles of Worth wed last Wednesday. Hapnah Mauek visiting relatives at Corydon. Ed Stearitt spent Sunday at home.
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Trev
Suppenfield
Lens Pitman
Frank Pate
Laura Hottles
Worth
Hapnah Mauek
Corydon
Ed Stearitt
Marriage Licenses Issued In Local Market Submissions
A list of couples applying for marriage licenses includes Jacob Krausgrill with Sarah M. Bribes, Oliver C. Paith with Mary B. Best, Joseph Andrew Virusha with Attie Tacs Wright, Artheur S. Miller with Tessie Ab, Samuel G. Pulkersen with Nellie M. Milliron, James BE with Jacobs and Laura M. Phudell, Tronein with Annie Mills, William A. Ryland with Eva Lena Lasley, Jenney Applegate with Mary Langdon, Henry Hunter with Puma Jennings, Frank T. Pate with Laura A. Bottles, and Oda Watson with Emme Baxley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Krausgrill
Sarah M. Bribes
Oliver C. Paith
Mary B. Best
Joseph Andrew Virusha
Attie Tacs Wright
Artheur S. Miller
Tessie Ab. Eaays
Samuel G. Pulkersen
Nellie M. Milliron
James BE
Jacobs
Laura M. Phudell
Safe RK
Tronein
Annie Mills
William A. Ryland
Eva Lena Lasley
Jenney Applegate
Mary Langdon
Henry Hunter
Puma Jennings
Frank T. Pate
Laura A. Bottles
Oda Watson
Emme Baxley
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First National Bank
Roosevelt
New York Tribune
Nover
Far West
Blank
Dam
White House
the Princess A Cook
Evangelist Dowie
John Alexander Dowie
shuiHe
Kr. Dowle
Juan Alexander Dowie
ER Guardian
Jrormomororo
ARIE
Apac
South
Jack Steele
T. J. Flynn
Maggie Crosier
Mayme Bartley
Laconia
Emma Hartley
Canoles
Lingcon
Milltown
Mary Anna Housewall
Hursttown
Mattie Harbaugh
Laneville
A. M. Eisen, JR
A. M. Kaelin
Ben Ruseh
Lizzie and
Rosa Wisert
A. M. Eisert, Sr
A. M. Eisert, Jr
Mayme Steigleiter
P. L. Hirt
Magsie Kasteleimer
Bina Getteliinger
Mary Buhl
Bachmann
Severin Bachmann
Joe Frank Lewis
St. John’s Church
C. W. Thomas
Amour Su Ipany
W. A. Mirenes
Dixie
Tipe Esera
W.P. Mauek
C. K. Simieor
K. Neely
Henry Jiss
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