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Newspaper

Madison Weekly Herald

Location

Madison, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1915

Page

7

Madison News Briefs Include Travel, Crimes and Local Business

Local notes report visits by Chamberlin and Chicago guests arriving in town. A 75 year old Baptist pastor died in Jeffersonville. a 1915 Overland touring car was sold to Mr. Steigerwald. March weather was unusually uniform with no heavy storms. Remains of Nannie Downton arrived from Louisville for burial at Moffett's cemetery. Bedford awarded sewer contracts to John Quinn, with March recording fees totaling 477 dollars.

John Thompson Jeffersonville John William Cheatham Histisuer Nellie Johnson Tc Washington Steigerwald Madison Automobile Company di H. P Nannie Downton Louisville Frank Boswell Colored Methodist Church Rev Terrell Moffett’s Cemetery City Council of Bedford John Quinn East Side Quinn Madison

Weatherford and Denny United in Aprilt Marriage

Charles Barnard Weatherford and Mattie Be. Denny united in marriage by Rev. De Beer at his residence. The couple left for a bridal trip and plan to reside at the ocd fanny Lome. Names of attendees and court matters referenced, including discharge after court approval.

Alvert E. Davis Otto Emmatt. Hatcher Bethlehem Clark County J. H. Barenard Charles Barnard Weatherford Mattie BE. Denny De.beer Or Hia George B. Weatherford Penerot Fanny Lome Carty von Setalsong Good Wishes Feds Po Tier New Life

Prostitution Case Leads to City Court Pleas

In early morning police raid on a residence, two women Oct Spane and Mary Staring, along with others including Joli Place residents, pleaded not guilty to prostitution charges. Mayr Creates was fined $10 on related assault charges after trial.

Progres Becaue Befors Moyer Josse Bolter Amy Ok Oct Spane Mary Staring Mayr

Indictments In Indianapolis Charge Bribery and Blackmail

Two indictments accuse Varah Ernest Vaholm Justice of the Peace Edward Towsey clerk John O Keia special constable and William Mather Turkish bath proprietor of conspiring to exact 50 to 75 from resort people saloonists for prosecution immunity. The defendants face conspiracy charges with alleged bribery and blackmail.

Indianapolis Varah Ernest Vaholm Center Township Edward Towsey John O'Keia William Mather

Mystery over British Foreign Minister Grey Paris Trip Rumor

Dispatches report Sir Edward Grey may travel to Paris for talks with French and Russian officials after a British protest over the blockade. Alleged developments hint at broader negotiations and shifting alliances as German submarine activity continues.

London Edward Grey Mi Iler Paris Petr Austria

Appendicitis Fear Follows Bowser at Breakfast

Mr Bowser, alarmed by supposed appendicitis symptoms, frets over surgery while Mrs Bowser doubts the diagnosis. A local doctor’s warning leads to milk and water dieting, but Bowser ignores counsel and indulges in a hearty dinner as the couple navigate fear and humor.

Nick Nate Tlow Tam Typhall Dita Hp Mr. Bowser Joe Sam

Labor Strife and Refugee Labor Affairs in Verona

Reports from Verona Italy discuss labor shortages and refugee workers amid wartime pressures. Authorities address conscription of migrant labor, shopkeepers exploiting necessities, and public concern over shelters and hospitality for thousands of destitute refugees from Gallett.

Augustus Caile Sixty Sixty Birthday Note

Augustus Caile a well known physician and surgeon marks his sixty first birthday. Born in Madison Indiana he studied at New York College of Pharmacy the University of Würzburg and Columbia College of Physicians and Surgeons. In 1879 he married Emily Guth and since then has practiced in New York where he leads pediatrics at the New York Port Graduate Medical School serves as visiting surgeon at Post Graduate and German Hospital and consults at Isabella Terme and Hospital. His notable work is Diagnosis and Treatment of Disease.

Augustus Cailie Madison, Lnd William and Irnestine Caio College of Pharmacy New York University of Wurzburg College of Physicians and Surgeons Columbia University Emily Guth New York City New York Port Post Graduate Isabella Terme and Hospital

PIVER SEEKS $200000 GOLD IN Alaska wreck tale

Pact Townsend Washington reports diver Stagrer has official permission from the war department to recover gold from the Neva wreck near Sitka Alaska. The Neva, carrying heart gold for government crews, struck a reef off Cape Edgecombe sixty years ago and sank. Stagger plans to begin work around May 4.

Pact Townsend Wash Stagrer War Department Neva Cape Edgecombe Sitka Liek Stagger

Warsaw Through the Ages as a Polish Capital

The article traces Warsaw’s rise as Poland’s capital in the seventeenth century, its sieges by Swedish and Brandenburg forces in 1656, occupations by Sweden in 1702, Russians in 1794, and Napoleon’s 1806 advance. It notes the duchy of Warsaw, later Russian control, the 1830 uprising, rioting in 1905-06, and a stray postwar snippet about local individuals.

Warsaw Cracow Poland Charles X Sweden Frederick William Elector Brandenburg Charles MII Prenea Prussia Tilsit Duchy of Warsaw Kingdom of Pitn

Prisoners wed on Southend prison ship wedding luncheon

Four German prisoners of war, escorted by armed guards, left a Southend prison ship to marry fiancées they were engaged to before the war. The ceremony drew guests from the yards, then the brides returned to London while the grooms went back to prison. In another note, a Ky jury trial for betrayal seeks a new trial after a prayer for divine guidance. Also a local Indiana case: Victor Lochard pleads guilty to auto travel violations and injuries to John Smith’s team near Bear Creek bridge, with potential damages sought.

London Southend W.j.clark Christian County Victor Lochard Indianapolis Squire Hughes Lochard John Smith Bear Creek Bridge Smith North Vernon Plaindealer

Woman seeks annulment over alleged one-eighth negro blood

In Superior court Mrs Lula E Smith seeks annulment of her 1910 Covington Ky marriage to Otis Smith after discovering her husband has one eighth negro blood. The case centers on race qualification for the union and the court hearing today.

Marion Lula E. Smith Otis Smith Covington

Real Estate Transfers and Local Leadership Note

Real estate transfers include Thomas W Bland and wife to Simon G Bovard for property in Dupont priced at 275 dollars. Willis H Stucker and wife to Charles H Lowe for 131 acres in Hanover with private consideration. Arnold Hamilton and wife to William Martin for 215 acres in Milton township at 185 dollars. William M Ramsey to Benjamin F Aldridge for 81 acres in Smyrna township at 2200 dollars. Fred Binder, formerly of this city, elected commander of Major Patton Post G A R of Vevay.

Thomas W. Bland Simpson G. Bovard Dupont Willis H. Stucker Charles H. Lowe Hanover Arnold Hamilton William Martin Milton Township William M. Ramsey Benjamin F. Aldridge Smyrna Tp Fred Binder Patton Post G. A. BR Vevay

Fashion talk on change over the years in a playful exchange

A dialogue recalls evolving fashion as a woman admires new styles while a man notes only slight shifts from last year. He mentions five pocketbooks and a jacket that seems modestly shorter, reflecting periodic changes in attire.

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