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Newspaper

Indiana Madison Courier

Location

Madison, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1900

Page

4

Madison Indiana Briefs From June 12 1900

Local AP dispatch from Madison Indiana notes routine civic matters and community items collected from the daily news pages. The short items reflect late 19th century small town life and public notices.

Weather forecast for Indiana Ohio and Kentucky

Washington June 11 forecast through 8 am tomorrow for Indiana partly cloudy tonight with probable showers Wednesday Ohio rain tonight and Wednesday warmer in the west Wednesday Kentucky partly cloudy tonight and Wednesday

Washington Indiana Ohio Kentucky

Local Travel and Social Notes from Madison

Local residents announce train travels to Indianapolis St Paul Cincinnati and Joplin for prospects and visits. Includes cheap Louisville round trips 60 cents, social events like Baptist Lawn Party and wedding attendance from Cincinnati. Mentions ill neighbor Mabel Wykoff, obit note for George W Davis, and notices on salesmen and community committees in Madison.

William Beckett Indianapolis Louisville Columbus R. Melcher Joplin Illinois Ross Wolfschag Cincinnati Charles F. Rea Demaree’s Martha Vawter Florence Charles Loomis David Johnson Richard Johnson, Jr St. Paul Minn M. J. Bowman's Mabel Wykoff West Madison

Beech Grove Park Leased by Madison Light and Railway

Beech Grove Park in Beech Grove is leased by the Madison Light and Railway Company for summer use. The season opens tomorrow with a three hour concert by Genter's Band and the Reese family act headlined by Master Mark Reese on the high wire. The show features night wire performance illuminated by many lamps, promised to be highly popular. Streetcar patrons will again be admitted free.

Madison Light and Railway Company Beech Grove Park Genter Reese Mark Heese Blondin

Bondurant Funeral Conducted by Rev Joshua Griffith

Reverend Joshua Griffith father of Congressman F M Griffith officiated Starling Bondurant's funeral at Morris Chapel Brooksburg yesterday. The minister's lifelong connection to the deceased informed a moving, eloquent tribute that left a strong impression. Pallbearers were six grandsons: Solomon Adams James Brooks Sterling Reed Walter Reed Clarence Quail and Sterling Quail.

Joshua Griffith F. M. Griffith Starling Bondurant Morris Chapel Brooksburg Solomon Adams James Brooks Sterling Reed Walter Reed Clarence Quail Sterling Quail

Beech Grove Park Opening With Band Concert

Beech Grove Park opens Wednesday evening at 7 30 featuring Master Mark Reese King of the High Wire and Genter's Military Band for three hours of entertainment. Free to patrons of street car. Also notes the fire department joint committee completing nominations for a mutual benefit association and a local construction project by Donat Jones for Mr Joseph McKenna on Depot street.

Beech Grove Park Mark Reese The High Wire Genter Fire Department Firemen’s Mutual Benefit Association Lockard C. A. Bowman E. J. Trigg S. Stuart

Crescent Bicycles Offer and Accessories Ad

Edward J. Meyer promotes Crescent bicycles with two price points 25 and 35 dollars plus foot pumps at 38 cents. Also advertised are bells lanterns cement tire tape and other bicycle supplies at low prices.

Edward J. Meyer

Real estate transfers in Maplison from May 1900

Property deals across Republic Township including Reed to Thompson and Wendel to Rennan. Several transfers note lot 53 in old town and various blocks in McIntyre's and Canby's additions, with multiple sellers including Reed, Schill, Knoll, and Ireland, among others.

MapIison Charles Reed Fred W. Reed Mary Thompson Old Town Elizabeth Wendel KE. Rennan German Building Association No Kate V. Sherlock Third and Wall Streets G.i.and Vandervoort George Metzger Main Street Wall Street Jacob Schill Louisa Kraut Main Depot Streets Mary L. Schill Joseph Schill James Donohoe Home Building Association No H. and Mary Eilen Reed John Richert Mary Antle Elizabeth Clark Geo. Knoll Depot Street McIntyre Oscar L. Miller U. S. Building and Loans Association Northwest Quarter Reuben L. Ireland Robinson L. Ireland First Baltimore Streets Baltimore Street Will. John C. Born Mollie Canby Will Emily Baker Madison Building & Loan Association A.B. Stribling Perry M. Wooden Thomas Dow Harriet P. Prior Lida Anderson Citizens’ Building Association No Maggie E. McElfatrick Maggie Hill Mary and Martin Costello Richard Smith McIintyre Charles Alling Charles Alling, Jr O. F. Watson John W. Thomas John Alling S. H. Crane E. C. Black

New Charter Adopted by Western Fire Company No 4

At Western Fire Company No 4 meeting last evening the new charter was received replacing the old fifty year charter which expired May 23 1900. Milo Bowman moved the thanks to Hon Lincoln V Cravens for arranging the charter. President Johnson will frame and display the charter in the engine hall.

Odd Fellows Mississippi George W. Davis Gussie Annie Weilage Paul Schlosser Cincinnati Andy Wolfschlag C. C. Barnett Edith Hanover College Washington Indiana Elizabeth Cook John Cook Monroe Township Lloyd Republican Clarence Flora George C. Vail & Sons John Schill Chitty Greenville Johnson Hargan Theodore Scacf Pnemonia Huntington W. Va Prudential Life Insurance Co Madison No. 3 Fire Company Messrs. M. J. Bowman Osborne Peace Edward J. Trigg Moses Ach David McGuire Western Fire Company No. 4 Mrr Milo Bowman Lincoln V. Cravens Johnson Magdalena Esther Gertz W. H. Bodell First Clara Hecx Emma Lemen Frieda Mary Bach Mabel Alice Hillabold U. S Vine Main Valentine Dehler BH. C. Grozier San Antonio Texas Stephane Mr. Crozier Columbus Times Grant San Francisco Manila Soldier Boys Nannie Estill Eliza Hicks North Mulberry Street John McGregor Cleveland Ohio National Telephone Association J. M. Copeland Moores Hill Samuel John &. Jones Virgil Grayson Indianapolis Thomas McNatt Wirt Charlies Henry N. T. Drake M. R. Sulzer J. &. Baer

Second Ward Census Report Details City Population

Enumerator W W Snyder completed the Second Ward census at 11 30 am reporting 1492 residents. He counted over forty suburban houses beyond the corporation line, oldest resident 82, youngest four hours, seven deaths since June, five persons deaf or mute.

W. W. Snyder Walnut Street

New Shirt Waists At Butterick Patterns Store

You are urged to visit our store for the latest shirt waist selections. We daily add new numbers to ensure the newest and most satisfactory assortment. The goods sell quickly due to prettiness and reasonable prices. Welcome to inspect them.

Complete Line of Misses and Childrens Ready-to-wear

Complete line of misses and childrens ready to wear in percales lawns dimities and similar fabrics. All neatly made and trimmed at about the price of the materials. Sizes 4 to 12 years.

Grand reproduction of the Jeffries Corbett fight at Capitol Square

N Horuff and Sons present moving pictures of the Jeffries Corbett bout at Capitol Square this week. The first night drew a good crowd and spectators praised the realism and accuracy of the scenes including the knockout in round twenty three. An intermission of humorous pictures provided variety. Tickets on sale at Calloways this evening at 7 PM.

Jeffries- Corbett Capitol Square Jeffries -Corbett New York Detroit Tribune Calloways

Telephone system aids Madison and nearby towns

Messrs. Grant Johnson and John Spencer were in the city yesterday examining the telephone system they own. The network connects Madison with nearly all local towns for miles around.

Messrs Grant Johnson John Spencer Madison

School Board elects Edward U Heuse science teacher

The Noblesville School Board Friday night completed its teacher roster for the coming year electing Edward U Heuse of Madison to science. Heuse, Hanover College graduate and honor student, is praised as a thorough scholar and hardworking Christian young man.

Edward U. Heuse Madison Heuse Hanover College Geeting Noblesville Ledger

Jefferson County finical report to state treasurer

Despatch from Kelly Kenny notes County Treasurer C L Copeland leaving for Indianapolis for a semi annual settlement with the state treasurer. The settlement sheet shows a total revenue of 4989.98 with various funds including Benevolent Institutes 2514.65 and School fund 6047.35. The report totals 19365.46. A second item from London June 12 states Gen Kelly Kenny reports north troops at Honingspruit and en route to America Siding by 8 AM tomorrow.

C. L. Copeland Indianapolis London War Office Kelly-Kenny

British War Office reports setback near Pretoria

London dispatch cites severed line of communications after Lord Roberts entered Pretoria. Derbyshire Regiment Militia Battalion and other details were captured while guarding the railway. About a hundred killed and wounded in fierce fighting at Roodeval.

New York Tribune London Free State War Office Lord Roberts Pretoria Roodeval Derbyshire Regiment

Fancy Parasols Offer Wide Range for Sun and Style

A local shop promotes a large selection of parasols in white and colored styles. The collection includes corded and ruffled designs, with prices ranging from 1.00 to 400.00 dollars.

Ribbons Stock Highlights Variety and Up-to-Date Colors

The ad notes a carefully selected ribbon stock not claiming to be the largest in the state. It emphasizes a wide color variety and up-to-dateness of the collection, promising prompt service to meet customer requests.

Fan selections tempt shoppers at bargain sale

A local ad promotes hundreds of affordable fans for children and ladies. Items range from simple 2 cent and up pieces to silk and garza designs. Special print bargains this week highlight 1000 yards of standard fancy calicos at 3 76.

Policeman McQuery Dies After Shooting chase near Covington

Covington Ky policeman McQuery died in Cincinnati hospital from a pistol wound inflicted by Wallace Bishop while arresting him and accomplice Lyons on a street car. Bishop and Lyons fled after killing another tramp near Lowden Ky and were moved to Louisville for safety amid strong local sentiment.

Cincinnati McQuery Covington Wallace Bishop Bishop Lyons Ludlow Louisville

Responsibility for St Louis 101s Riots

The piece argues that Democratic control in Missouri caused St Louis riots by denying city police autonomy. It notes St Louis is Republican led but in a Democratic state with a partisan police board appointed by the Democratic governor. Home rule becomes a key issue in Missouri elections and Gov. Stephans faces a difficult choice over militia action versus criticizing the police board.

St. Louis Missouri Stephans Cincinnati Times- Star

India famine relief group forms distribution committee

New York reports the Committee of One Hundred on India famine relief forming the America Indian Relief Committee to distribute funds in India. Its nine members include William B. Fee as Chairman and Dr. Robert A. Hume as Executive Secretary. The last 25 000 dollars wired to India by the committee is placed at Bombay for this committee.

New York Committee of One Hundred India William B. Fee U.S Bombay Robert A. Hume

Mrs. Niklaus Leaves For Bloomington After Mother’s Death

Mrs George Niklaus formerly Miss Jennie Lott departed on the morning train to Bloomington Illinois, following the death of her mother Mrs Abner Lott.

Catherine Umbach South Mulberry Street Jennie Davis Ryker’s Ridge A. Anger Conner & Manville H.C. Crozier San Antonio Texas D. W. Tague New Albany Cour- Ez John Carr James Carr Will Dow Purdue University George Niklaus Jennie Lott Abner Lott Bloomington Illinois

Old Country Paper They Send Me From Home

A nostalgic note about the old country newspaper cherished for memories of youth, blue skies, fields, bees and butterflies, birdsong, clover scent, and life’s happier scenes. The speaker longs for the paper that bridges home and life’s comforts.

Elty Mec

Revered Wasbell Heads to Indianapolis with Family

Rev J W Wasbell of Trinity M E Church Madison and his family traveled to Indianapolis Monday night to join their two sons visiting from Chicago.

J. W. Wasbell Trinity M Madison Indianapolis Chicago Columbus Times

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