Madison Hotel Arrivals Listed for Downpayment
The Madison post lists arriving guests for a hotel downpayment, including J. J. Platt New Albany W. W. Pieleman Detroit Mullen Huntington Pa E L Meyers Cincinnati and others from Indianapolis Chicago Cambridge City Columbus and Louisville along with uncalled letters at the Madison Post Office. The note promotes healthy living and Syrup of Figs by the California Fig Syrup Co. for cleansing the system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Platt
New Albany
W. W. Pieleman
Detriot
J. Mullen
Buntington
E. L. Meyers
Cincinnati
George Seiter
A. Joseph
H. A. Hamilton
A. Covers
Indianapolis
R. Hunt
L. B. Fairchild
L. C. Armstead
Retcord
O. M. Palmer
T. L. Armstrong
H. H. Pierce
Chicago
D. O
California Fig Syrup Co
Natiaa Pa Am
Southport
Greenwood
Whiteland
Franklin
Edinburg
Vernon
Vernon i
N. Madison
Madison
Columbus
Jonesville
Seymour
Crothersville
Scottsburg
Lea Henry Ville
Memphis
Sailorsbure
Louisville
North Vernon
Scipio
Kalintave
Miss Emma Stanley Contained Horse incident at Second and Central
A horse driven by Miss Emma Stanley fell at the corner of Second and Central Avenue but caused no injuries or property damage due to Miss Stanley's nerves and quick thinking. Lieut. W. S. Wright of the U S Marine Corps, killed in China last week, was related to Homer Sering of this city and left the Thirtieth Regiment to join the Marines. Advertising that brings trade is valued by merchants who focus on targeted business attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Stanley
Second and
Central Avenue
Miss Stanley
W. S. Wright
U. S. Marine Corps
China
Homer Sering
Marine Corps
Western Fire Company No 3 Elects Officers
Western Fire Company No 3 members met for their semi annual election of officers. Elected: President Richard Johnson, Vice President Thomas W McKenna, Secretary Edward J True, Treasurer O M Peace, Chief Director John V Connolly, Assistant Chief Director Samuel Steigerwald, Engineer Charles Walker, Hose Director M H Bals, Assistant Hose Director John Cassidy, Pipesman Louis Barnes, First Assistant Pipesman Joseph Kennison, Second Assistant Pipesman Howard W Graham, sant Assistant Pipesman Frank itt, Messenger and Driver Charles M Clay, Trustees Chames A Lowman John T Eite Louis S Stuart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Fire Company No. 3
Richard Johnson
Thomas W. McKenna
Edward J. True
O. M. Peace
John V. Connolly
Samuel Steigerwald
Charles Walker
M. H. Bals
John Cassidy
Louis Barnes
Joseph Kennison
Howard W. Graham
Sant
Fraok Itt
Charles M. Clay
Chames A. Lowman
John T. Eite
Louis S. Stuart
St Marys School Closing Exercises Highlighted by Dances and Dramas
Monday evening the St Marys school closing exercises featured a program with songs by the senior and junior classes, a flag drill, recitations, polylogue and plays. Cast includes Laura Bloom, Clement Schneider, Alois Kasper as captain, J G Holzhauer as declaimer, and multiple student performers in scenes like The Thief of Time and Die Schoenste Blume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's School
Laura Bloom
Clement Schneider
Young America
St. Mary's Zouaves
Alois Kasper
H. Bates
F. Holzhauer
Joseph Holzhauer
Henry Hunger
William Rabe
Nicholas Hillen
Patsy
Clem Zepf
Farmer
Joe Schram
der Koab Vom Berge
Herman Zepf
Jennie Deezer
Madame Hitzig
Helen Scheser
A Biitzig
Dora Giesler
Feledsam
Anna Goller
Liesbeth
Dr. Cure All
Clara Martch
Maria
Mary Denzer
Mrs. Brown
Eleonora Winkel
Jane Scrimpins
Anna Lauder
Mrs. Rotebkins
Lizzie Kasper
Kate Rothkins
Victoria Cen
Why We Like Vacation From The Last Day Of School
A reflective piece from Lower Seminary students on why vacation is welcomed. It notes the yearly end of term around late May or early June, the ritual of departing with books, and the varied ways to spend summer such as country trips, boating, camping, or city visits. The narrator favors a middle path between country and city activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
Echoe
Improvements Contemplated at the Poor Farm
The article notes Solomon L. Hail then superintendent advocated enlarging the Poor Farm by acquiring more grounds and buildings to make it self sustaining. It suggests a recommendation may be made soon and that the county can afford the improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomon L. Hail
County Poor Asylum
Omnibus firm of Paris Runs Ninety Two Lines
The omnibus company of Paris operates ninety two transit lines handling passenger service across the capital. The enterprise emphasizes wide coverage and regular schedules to meet city demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Omnibus Company of
Paris
Reed Divorce Drama Draws Judge McIntyre’s Affection
Davenport dispatch reports Edna Jane Reed versus Charlies Reed trial in which Judge Walter A. McIntyre of St. Louis declared strong affection for the defendant. Public sympathy shifted toward Reed amid efforts to shield her from stigma as a wife beater. Decision still pending for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Davenport
Iowa
Edna Jane Reed
Charlies
Reed
St. Louis
Biltinger
Walter A. McIntyre
McIutyre
Scarborough Hennessy Wedding Trip in Cincinnati Venture
Mr Perii Scarborough and Miss Jennie Hennessy, leading Cincinnati residents, wed at noon in Cincinnati yesterday. They arrived in Madison on last night’s train and were greeted by Postmaster Charles Sacmidlap. The couple stayed with Mr and Mrs Schmidlap in Hanover where the bride’s close friend is said to be.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perii Scarborough
Jennie Hennessy
Cincinnati
Madison
Scarborough
Charles Sacmidlap
Hanover
Schmidlap
Beibg
Reverend Beach Taken Sudenly Ill in Liberty Ind
The Rev. A. H. K. Beach formerly of the Methodist Church at North Madison died suddenly last week at his Liberty Indiana home from appendicitis. Doctors Pigman and Morris treat the case and hope for a favorable turn. no operation unless extreme necessity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. HK. Beach
A. R. Beach
Methodist Church
North Madison
Liberty
Ind
Pigman
Morris
Monroe Lodge Elects Officers for Monrose No 2 C O F
Monroe Lodge No 21 C O F last night elected George F Harper Noble Grand Clarence J Roberts Vice Grand Charles Kahn Recording Secretary. Financial Secretary Henry B Davison Treasurer James White Trustees Walter Caplinger Philip Kahn Walter Mundt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Lodge
Monrose Lodge No
George F. Harper
Noble Grand
Clarence J. Roberts
Charles Kahn
Henry B. Davison
James White
Walter Caplinger
Philip Kahn
Walter Mundt
Middlefork Items Highlight Local Visits and Threshing
Mr Gar Cole to begin threshing this week. Dupont visitors include Mr Charles Lockridge and family. Mr Bert Nichols and Elgin Humphreys joined Mr Will Jeffries. Garfield Craig returns from Indianapolis to hometown. Swker Marie.
American exhibit at Paris Exposition praised for skill and energy
The piece lauds the American presence at the Paris Exposition and the Government Building as a symbol of persevering effort. It extols Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a proven dyspepsia cure and tonic, claiming it cures indigestion and liver issues and improves blood, urging buyers to choose it over substitutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Hostetter
Farmers Harvest Amid Wheat Crop Failure in Lancaster
June 25 Lancaster notes show farmers busy harvesting as the wheat crop fails in this vicinity. Dr. Shephard, of Dupont, attends Thomas Clash who is sick. Visitors include Minnie Ogden from Seymour and Grace Culbertson from Nebraska visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Clashman
Shepherd
Dupont
Minnie Ogden
Seymour
Grace Culbertson
Nebraska
J. B. McConnell
Anna Landon
Paris Crossing
John Bramwell
E. T. Crawford
Harry Watton
New Castle
Martin Wells
Paris
Xoa
Bryantsburg Items Show Local Farm and Social News
The farmers have begun to cut their wheat and locals note small incidents. Mrs Anna Royce and daughter Nellie traveled to Madison last week. James Copeland cut his foot with an ax while deadening trees. Miss Minnie Schwartz visited Carrie and Hattie Rynearson on Wednesday. John Hand celebrated his twenty first birthday with a party including Mattie Armand Minute Schwartz Minerva Housefield Sallie Steele Ora Parker Carrie Rynearson Hattie Rynearson Ed Copeland John Housefield John Murphy Charlie Allstatt Chancey Andress. Ice cream and cake were served. Henry Barnes and sister visited at Mr Steele's Saturday and Sunday. John Selleck wife and daughter of Stony Point visited Charlie Selleck Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Royce
Nellie
Madison
James Copeland
Minnie Schwartz
Carrie
Hattie Rynearson
John Hand
Mattie Armand
Minute Schwartz
Minerva Housefield
Sallie Steele
Ora Parker
Ed Copeland
John Housefield
Jobn Murphy
Charlie Allstatt
Chancey Andress
Henry Barnes
Slater
Steele
John Selleck
Stony Point
Charlie Selleck
Sumbeams
Borhood
Dave Reed
K. W. Baylor
Levi
Lucy Lawson
Daugher
Helle Park
May Reed
Inlaw
Liza Reed
Tom Jackson
Sweanville
Pauline Tull
de. J. BR. Smyth
Barboureville
A. A. Turner
Samuel Hanns
Hanover Township
Lawrence Turner
Florence
M. E
Groover
Martha Lawson
Maggie Turner
William Kunkel
Byron Mouser
Hanover
Charlotte Monroe
Maud
May
Gevi
Carl W. Park
Ed Monroe
Ruth Moore
Bessie Shannon
Indianapolis
Omer Hrather
Grace Smyth
Hart’s Falls
Nina Ferguson
Mabel Vanosdol
May Brother
Pauline Tu'l
Rhoda Sutherland
Ethel Turner
Lizzie
Hessie Reed
McKinley
Roosevelt
Trix
Missouri Editor Promises Year of Paper If McKinley Wins
A Missouri editor vows to send his newspaper for a year to any address, contingent on William McKinley’s reelection. The pledge frames the political climate and editorial strategy surrounding the 1900 campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
McKinley
Local notices report village doings and health
A village column lists crop reports and visits from residents including Mr Dave Reed Mr K W Baylor Mrs Lucy Lawson Miss Pauline Tull and several Hanover Township locals. Births birthdays and family visits are noted along with a surprise party for Miss Mabel Vanosdol and a nod to McKinley and Roosevelt.
Harvest News and Social Notices From China Gleamings
Rainy days slow fieldwork but corn prospects stay strong as local farmers harvest. A Hick’s crowd attended children’s exercises with Mabie Means Ruby Herald Myrtie Phillips Blanche Herald Grace Gordon and others. Visits noted among Phillips Means Buchanan and Gaffert families with Miss Pearl Buchanan guest at Hicks and Mrs Demaree’s family in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hick's
Mabie Means
Ruby Herald
Myrtie Phillips
Blanche Herald
Grace Gordon
Willie Rigbie
Lewis
Wil! Buchanan
James W. Phillips
Myrtie
Aura
John Marquise
Quality Ridge
Pearl Buchanan
Hicks
Mable Means
Lou Demaree
Hester
J. M. Phillips
Jacob Gaffert
Emma Lee
North Madison
Mattle Phillips
Henry Means
Clarence Dolby
Thomas Banta
Canaan
Roscoe Eilis
Zip
Beech Grove Social News and Visit Remarks
Local farmers harvest small wheat crops while residents share weekend visits. Cora Sheets hosts a music party with Stella Cora McKay and others in attendance. Visits include Gillispies, Green, Buchanan, Humphrey and Waltz households. Best wishes to the Courier. News Boy.
Fashionable Monkey Skin Card Case Shaped Like Envelope
A stylish card case crafted from monkey skin features an envelope shape and is adorned with jewels, blending luxurious texture with decorative detail.
Windy debate on waters and robin worm diet facts
The text discusses the limited success of introducing waters and explains peach orchards on Lake Michigan’s eastern shore due to moderating lake temperatures. It estimates robins need about 14 inches of angleworm daily per infant and 66 inches for a four-member family. It notes maple sap flow has a mechanical cause from expanding gases in heated wood cells, challenging plant physiology views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Michigan
M. B. Waite
Bibliographical Society of Washington
W. A. Orson
Golf clubs spread nationwide with new rosters growing
Golf gossip notes a rapid rise of clubs across the country with 100 new names in a month. Rev Dr Edward Everett Hale leads the North Attleboro club in Massachusetts, claiming founder status as their nine hole course opens for play. Benjamin Harrison grows as a golf enthusiast, while the Country Club of Indianapolis hosts prominent players. A G Spalding advises that visiting American golfers to Paris should bring their utensils, noting Campiegne’s 18 hole men’s and 9 hole women’s courses amid vast forests and scenic views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Everett Hale
North Attleboro Country Club
Massachusetts
Benjamin Harrison
Republican Party
Country Club of
Indianapolis
A. G. Spalding
Paria Exposition
Paria
Campiegne
Paris
High Priced Sports Earnings Across Fights And Singers
The article notes Tom Sharkey earned 2500 for six minutes of fighting while Terry McGovern collected over 10000 for about 25 minutes of combat in Chicago. Dan Stuart paid 2500 to Corbett and Fitzsimmons for training plus a 15000 purse for a 45 minute Carson City bout. Mike Kelly reportedly earned 1500 for signing his name to a Boston contract and Bob Fitzsimmons nearly 4000 for under a minute of work amid travel and lavish hospitality. George Watson, linked to Clara Wagoner’s murder eight years earlier, was acquitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Sharkey
Terry McGovern
Chicago
Dan Stuart
Corbett
Fitzsimmons
Carson City
Mike Kelly
Boston
Bob Fitzsimmons
Shinkle’s Cure Sold 748 Bottles in Muncie Last Year
Prominent claims about Shinkle’s Cure for dyspepsia note 748 bottles sold in Muncie Indiana during the previous year. Advertisements praise the remedy and praise from customers is mentioned. Distribution via J B. O F Happs juneld&wim appears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muncie
Ind
J. EB
F. Happss
Juneld&wim
Mondy
Harry
Shinkle
Maus
J. Davis
Madison St
J. E. C. F. Harpers
Local Notes Reflect Busy Wheat Harvest and Visits
Oer farmers are busy cutting wheat. Ed Lockwood of Thornton visits relatives in the area. Mrs. Sarah L. Rochat and Mrs. Nannie Wildman visit friends in Indianapolis. Letha Dilia with pneumonia attended by Dr Wildman. Lizzie Dilk spent Sunday with friends at Little Graham. Rexville youths attend church last Sunday evening. A fatal policy remarks on neglecting back ache or kidney trouble. Dakin of Muncie reportedly injured himself after six attempts in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Lockwood
Thornton
Sarah L. Rochat
Nannie Wildman
Indianapolis
Letha Dilk Ia
Dr. Wildman
Lizzie Dilk
Little Graham
Rexville
L. Ae
Mansfield man credits kidney remedy after years of illness
For two years Ira W. Kelley of Mansfield Pa endured poor health from kidney trouble. He consulted several physicians and spent much money on medicines without relief until he tried Forzay's Kipnay Cuan and now offers testimony to help others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira W. Kelley
Mansfield
Forzay
A. Roayrs
Juneld&wim
Valley Find in Pennsylvania Prompts Industry Growth
A report notes Kwuolin found in the Cumberland valley of Pennsylvania and mentions extensive development of the industry. It adds that Philippine natives run pel meil and references a Yankee yell and a distinctive gait. The text ends by advising readers to try Rocky Mountain Tea and asks readers to consult their druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland Valley
Pennsylvania
Population facts and figures from 1899 census notes
Population shifts and statistics from cities and regions include Vancouver adding 5000 residents in 1899, Geneva totaling 100761 with 32079 born locally, 28052 other nationals, and 40630 foreigners. London street meander and canal traffic data show 473482 tons moved via Sault Ste Marie canal pre May 1, along with Missouri mail road mileage near 7000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
B. C
London
Nevada
Madagascar
Geneva
Missouri
Sault Ste. Marie Canal
Pointed Paragraphs and Seasonal Wagers Across Professions
A collection of wry maxims notes how people improve through self interest and seasonality. It says the meaner a man is the Jess he enjoys it while comparing chess players and annual moves. It cites diamond chasing and glass houses with eyeproof curtains, and links summer girls and baseball players to seasonal engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess
Chicago Daily News
The Courage carries itself to thousands through The Couniss
The Couniss offers space for messages to reach a wide audience, delivering messages into homes under favorable conditions. Signage on a fence board reaches travelers on a local road, but The Courage extends the message to thousands no matter the route taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Couniss
Trust Troubles Carry Through The Summer
Daily despatches repeat news of troubles besetting a big trust. If this continues through a dull summer the trust issue may resolve itself without attention to platform rhetoric.
Advertising testimonial for Hardock Blood Sitters
A testimonial from Mrs. Charles Hatton of Berville Michigan claims the product Hardock Blood Sitters cured her severe sores and left her a perfectly well woman. The notice appears in a Tuesday Thursday Saturday cycle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardock
Charles Hatton
Berville, Mich
Local Notices and Advertisements from a 19th Century Page
A fragment lists injuries and deaths including Baliion Goshen who fell from hay and fled, Mrs Catherine Welch killed by a Wabash train near Fort Wayne, and George Steffy a 90 year old pioneer undertaker. Also advertised are Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil and Dean's Ointment with claims of cures and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Welch
Fort Wayne
Dr Fowler's Wild Strawberry Bx tract Cures Summer Complaint
For forty years Dr Fowler's Bx tract of Wild Strawberry has treated dysentery diarrhoea bloody flux and stomach pain and always claimed to heal. Banner SALVE praised for cuts burns sores piles and skin diseases by users across Connersville Shelbyville and beyond. James Robins was beaten almost to death in Shelbyville alley Saturday night. cause unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Roergs
Juneld&wimh
James Robins
Shelbyville
Backache warns of kidney disease risk
An old health ad warns that persistent backache signals kidney trouble and may lead to Bright’s disease or diabetes if untreated. It touts Fotsy’s Kipnsy CuBz as guaranteed for kidney support, endorsed by W. H. Roasrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
W. H. Roasrs
Juseld& Wim
FoLzy
W. H. Roozas
Joneld&wim
Mikasa to Cost Nearly Four Million for Warship
A 1897 article notes the Japanese battleship Mikasa will cost about 4 million dollars. Other items include a house ad for Shinkle's Cure for Dyspepsia and a local heir claim of 70 000 pounds, plus a death sentence for a wife murderer in Jeffersonville.
Outing at the Ocean Seashore Excursion via Pennsylvania Lines
The annual low rate shore excursion runs Thursday August 9 with reduced fare round trips from Madison Indiana to ten New Jersey and Maryland sea side resorts including Ocean City Cape May Wildwood Avalon Rehoboth Angiesen and Sea Isle City. Round trip price is 15 dollars to each destination. Contact W M LinpLey Madison Ind for arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Atlanta City
Cape May
Angiesen
Avalon
Holly Beach
Ocean City
Sea Isle City
Wildwood
New Jersey
Rehoboth
Del
Madison
Ind
Atlantic
W. M. LinpLey
Special rates to Kansas City for Democratic National Convention
Excursion tickets via Pennsylvania Lines will be sold July 1 and 2 for travel to Kansas City for the National Democratic Convention. Tickets are valid for return no later than July 9. For rates schedules and train comforts, contact the nearest Pennsylvania Lines Ticket Agent. June 16
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Pennsylvania
Kanase City
Pennsylvania Lines
Fourth of July Excursion Tickets via Pennsylvania Lines
Reduced rate excursion tickets sold for July travel on Pennsylvania Lines West of Pittsburg. Tickets available July 3 and 4 at any station on those lines within 200 miles to any other station on the same lines. Return coupon valid through July 5. For rates and train times contact Pennsylvania Lines Passenger and Ticket Agents. junelédtues-thur-sat&wtjuly4
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania Lines
Summer Outings How To Get There And Where To Go
Summer idlers seek seashore mountain and lake resorts within easy reach via Pennsylvania Lines. Agents will provide full rates train service and through car comforts for vacation trips and assist in planning details free of charge. Apply to the nearest Pennsylvania Lines Passenger and Ticket Agent in Madison nd. Sixteen cases of smallpox in Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Lines
Eustom
Lindley
Madison
Fixed purpose and insurance claims from a patent remedy
An advertisement touts cheap insurance through a fifty cent bottle named Fetry's KipNry Cage claiming protection against Bright's disease and diabetes. It warns to "take no other" and urges a fixed purpose as a path to dignity and success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
Juveld&wim
Free Boschee's German Syrup Trials at Harper's
Adults with cold related throat bronchial or lung troubles visiting J E C F Harper's receive a free sample bottle of Boschee's German Syrup. One bottle per person, no children without parental order. Merchants report strong world wide sales and physician endorsements. A 75 cent bottle is claimed to cure or prove its value. May 23 date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.E. C. F. Harper’s
Boschee
College odds in four nations cited in report
A study compares higher education access across regions noting Germany one in 213, Scotland one in 250, the United States one in 2 000, and England one in 5 000 going to college. The figures illustrate large cross country disparities in college attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Scotland
United States
England
Moved to Best Health Foey’s Henry Sap Tak Named
Mrs Maude Dickens of Parsons Kansas reports eight years of severe asthma with repeated life threatening attacks. After starting Foey's Henry Sap Tak she says immediate relief followed each use, restoring hope for a better life.
Rainless years in Oodnadatta prompt desert relief claim
West Australians who visited Oodnadatta report no rainfall for over two years. An ad pitches a remedy, claiming intestinal infections appendicitis and bowel liver and kidney ailments are prevented by genuine Rocky Mountain Tea made by Madison Medicine Co. Ask your druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Medicine Co
Perfect health through Rocky Mountain Tea promises beauty
Advert says perfect womanhood rests on health and promotes Rocky Mountain Tea as the rare gift of physical beauty. It urges readers to ask their druggist about the product priced at 35 cents.
Egg inspectors union forms newest Chicago labor group
A Chicago labor wave adds an egg inspectors union joining the city’s growing union movement. The new body seeks collective bargaining rights and workplace protections for egg quality assessors amid ongoing industry labor activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
An Egg Inspectors’ Union
Chicago
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Grippe
Dr. Humphreys
Lam
Major’s Rubber
Majors
Major Cement CO
New York City
Rocky Mountain
the Protectionist
Peaneh, the Home Market Club
Masa
Nugid&wtf
Madison Courier
Associated Press
Madison, Ind
Madison Hotel
Wapmor
Lapikgs
Mrea
Lucy Gillum
Besafe
A—Joen Adame
G—Geo. L. Gole
Gilbert Mer Horn
John P. Bweaney
M.C. Gaxbur
Exrcta Orrickks
Ensvina
ST. Mary’s School
Miss Paddington
Bertha Martch
Mrs. Shawny
Mary Schram
Anna Flynn
Julian Tower
Lower Seminary
Charlie
Paris Fair
Lancaster Gleanings
Bryantsburg
Gillispie
J. S. Green
Cora Sheets
Kirkby Buchanan
John Loos
Mary
Charles Humphrey
Stella
Cora McKay
Grace
Gertrude Ringwald
Kitty Elliott
Myrtle Altizer
Nellie Irwin
Mary Loose
Ida Rush
G. H. Waltz
Nettie Steele
Charles Rush
Edgar Ringwald
Bert Waltz
Allen Altizer
James Elliott
Rufus Monroe
Walter Wright
George Loos
Elmer Sheets
Willie
Ford
George Waltz
Harley Worman
Ripley County
John Wormano
Stella Story
Florence Waltz
Misa Ida Rusch
Charles E. Rush
The
Courier
News Boy
Golf Gossip
George Watson
Sullivan
Clara Wagoner
Turkey
South Africa
King of Siam
Lefa M. Hoffman
Cardington
Ohio
W. H. Roasas
Idueld&wim
Wo. Dakin
Kithing
Geeelp
Baliion
Goshen
Thomas
Dean
George Steffy
Nobleaville
Connersville
Albert Knight
Greenfield
Geo. Green
Jeffersonville
Purumsylvans
Rum
Anderson
O. S
Royal Blue Service
Washington, Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
Perweex
Pullman
C. P. McCarty
General Passenger Agt
Oodnadada
Ivisione
Cambridge City
Mead Down
Teena
Calumbas
Lewis Crook
Manila
Rushville iv
Ham Iit
Louisvile
Athe Farlor
Invengo
L. FY
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