12 Jun 1894
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Newspaper
Madison Twice A Week Democrat
Location
Madison, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1894
Page
1
Official notice states Thomas Morris is a candidate for township trustee pending the Democratic township convention. Louis Weber is named as a candidate for sheriff subject to the Jefferson County nominating committee decision.
The Madison Democrat announces Thos Morris a well known cigar maker as candidate for township trustee. Morris is educated, an accountant and a gentleman, and has long supported Democratic goals. He previously backed Brown and now seeks party leadership in the township.
A brief item notes a respectful acknowledgment and receipt of documents or tribute items. It emphasizes heartfelt recognition and formal acceptance by the party receiving the tribute.
A letter from Senator Goodrich of Michigan, living in Fostoria, marks the fourth anniversary of his wife Mrs A A Goodrich's death. It recounts her lifelong affection for the South, her Nor Eastern roots, and notes tributes from The Sunny South and General D H Hills Land We Love.
A Sunday celebration at St Anthony’s church marked the First Holy Communion for eleven boys and five girls. Father Fein led the services with a sermon and guidance to the children as the church overflowed with attendees. Names of communicants include John Bearkley Jacob Lineweber Chas Geissier Fred Geyman John Hauk Nick Lineweber Carrie Burke Anna Sehnahlet Regenia Phenis Tilda Gayman Bertha Yunker.
Norte Madison Mr. Cloud and wife of Indianapolis were guests of James Brisben and wife Sunday. Mabel Burke of Madison visits Nellie Thomas. Yost of Kokomo came to visit his sister Mrs. Shepherd. Addie Allen left for Edinburg and Emma Brown went to Hanover. Mrs. Diffendater of Cambridge City visiting friends here. Mrs. Nichols and daughter went to Bryantsburg to visit relatives. Moss and daughter Kate plan a Kentucky visit by boat. Anna Friedley to Moore's Hill for commencement. Tutor and wife visiting friends in the country. Miss Ashby returned to Milton. Rev. D H Zinek preached at Hebron. Minta Hall returned from Telegraph Hill. Tow Vawter and wife with Mrs. R H Patton visiting relatives at toxville.
The Pennsylvania Short Lines offer summer tourist tickets to Michigan and Northwest lake resorts. Direct routes cover Mt. Clemens Mackinac Petoskey Charlevoix St. Clair Muskegon Traverse City Sault Ste Marie Gogebic Lake Mackinaw City Au Sable and surrounding areas. Return limits are ample for extended stays. Contact any ticket agent or EF Van Dusen in Pittsburgh for details.
National Education Association meeting attendees can buy low rate excursion tickets to Asbury Park from Pennsylvania Lines on July 7, 8, and 9. The line network serves Atlantic City Cape May Long Branch Ocean Grove and other Jersey coast resorts near Asbury Park. Return limits allow extended stays. Apply to a Pennsylvania Line Ticket Agent or F Van Dusen in Pittsburgh for details.
A historical ad copy claims tiredness and nervous weakness stem from impure blood and overwork. It touts Hoos Sarsa parilla as the best blood purifier nerve tonic and strength builder used by thousands. Wood’s Cures Hood’s Pills are advertised to cure constipation by restoring peristaltic action of the alimentary canal.
The Madison Post lists remaining names in the Gentlemen's List including Mrs George Brinton Mrs W T Faton Miss Mary Frazer cure of James Wakefield Mrs Will Jones Miss Belle Moore and Rev W K Arbill. The Hitz Canning factory near completion will soon be in running order and is under construction nearby.
The piece recounts Sir Andrew Clark's Lloyd Lancet excerpts on physical labor and worry. It notes his view that labor strengthens the ill and that excessive worry harms health, with autobiographical anecdotes of his tuberculous youth, career in London hospitals, and emphasis on living in the present for well being.
Garbled OCR fragment mentions Josephs Wood Ade General Manager Gov tal Mister 2 631 8 plus time cards and baggage checks. Names, dates, or clear actions are unreadable. No coherent event or outcome present.
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