Madison Area News and Personal Items April Notice
Mr Berney Stewart of Canaan leaves for Leavenworth to visit Edna Ranta of Brookaburg moves to Muncie for normal school. Several births and local ailments noted at King's Daughters Hospital. Senate to re introduce a bill for a George Rogers Clark memorial in Jefferson County Kentucky. Various travel, social, and court notes precede a large estate trustee appointment for Amanda Benefiel. Local events include a 75th birthday celebration for Daniel Jones Sr. and flood relief shipments coordinated by Adams Express Co. to aid victims in the Midwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Edna Ranta
Brookaburg
Muncie
Totend
John Nuckles
King’s Daughters Hospital
and Mire
Lee Hartwell
North Madison
King's Daughter's Hospital
C. H. Cory
Adame Expreea Co
Omaha
Demaree Mrs Nicize E. Demaree Dies at Home in Milton Township
Mrs. Nicize E. Demaree widow of William R. Demaree died at 11 20 last night at her son Robert Demaree’s home on east Main street after a brief illness. Born October 20 1830 in Maryland she moved to Indiana and settled in Jefferson County. After her husband’s death in 1912 she lived on the family farm in Milton township for over 60 years. Surviving are six of nine children William Mrs George Stewart Jobe Albert Robert and Louis with thirty grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Sunday at 10 o'clock at Robert Demaree’s home then at Brooksburg Baptist Church with burial in Brooksburg cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Demaree
Robert
Main Street
Demarco
Macedonia Baptist Church
Robert Demaree
Brooksburg
Rev. 5
Notice of Renewal License to Sell Intoxicating Liquors
Indianapolis Brewing Company announces an application for renewal of its wholesale license to sell spirituous, vinous and malt liquors as part of its manufacturing business. The request covers sales to families and customers at wholesale in Madison Indiana from premises at 114 Pearl Street, Madison, Indiana, including a two-room sales and storage building. An Australian artesian well reportedly reaches depths over five thousand feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Brewing Company
Madison
Madison Township
County of
Jefferson
State of
Indiana
Board of Commissioners
County of Jefferson
State of Indiana
Busin Neas
City of
Jefferson County
Henderson & Grovera
Pearl Street
City of Madison
Pearl Streat
Ind
Madison Chautauqua Board Plans August Assembly
The Board of Directors and Committee men met to set the 1913 Chautauqua Assembly for August 21. They discussed program quality, authority to hire talent, and venue improvements for the auditorium platform to better display music and acts. The meeting approved referring issues to the program and revenue committees for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Chautauqua
Elmer E. Scott
Chautauqua
Marshall
McUregor
Association
Elks’ Band
Simpson
Vail
Miller
Crozier
Tevis
Daily
Johnson
Bunch
Richard Johnson
Schofield
Madison Light & Railway Co
Wilson invited to Perry Centennial at Put-in-Bay
President Wilson received an invitation to attend the Perry Centennial Celebration at Put-in-Bay on September 10. The report notes other political developments including allegations against Gov Sulzer and GOP officials, and tariff changes following a Wilson-House committee agreement with major food rate cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Put-in-Bay
Lake Erie
Sulzer
New York
Ace Cuges
Barnes
Republican State Committee
Assembly
Home
McKenna Yessterday
Farabosch
Scutari
Harlan
Colorado
Washington
Catholic University
Henry W. Kiel
St. Louis
de. John H. Simon
House
Waya and
Meane
Burke resigns as Jeffersonville mayor amid flood crisis
James E. Burke resigns as mayor citing a new job, amid Jeffersonville flood damage. The council must pick a successor to fill the unexpired term ending January 1, 1914, with a November election already planned and several Democrats seeking the nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Burke
Jeffersonville
William Elijah Cox
Tno Congress
Indiana
Burke
Albert L. Anderson
Anderson
Leavenworth
Kaa
Elmer M. Frank
Cox
Alera Honce
Ernest W. Kluth
John Tri Dorsey
Boyd FoSpaeth
Henry Watterson Harrieson
James H. Baird
Jeffersonville Newa
Wallace Plans Fresh Animals For Hagenbeck Show
Benjamin H Wallace announced new imports from Berlin after a flood loss of 150000. Eight elephants and twenty one big cats plus eight horses died at the Peru circuit quarters. Two elephants were found near Logansport and one near a bridge east of Peru. Wallace said the shows will open April 20 at Peru and he cabled Habenbeck in Berlin for more animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peru
Ind
Hagenbeck
Wallace
Benjamin &. Wallace
Logansport
John Worden
Berlin
Germany
Habenbeck
Calamity Repeat The End Egg Inscription Sparks Excitement
At Carlisle Kentucky in April 1 the inscription Repeat The End appears on a brown egg. crowds debate whether it signals the end is near or is a practical joke. The white letters are irregular and largely illegible, prompting curiosity and speculation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Local notices and court briefes in Madison area
Names of residents visiting relatives and improving homes are listed along with a court report: Walter Dougherty, colored, 20, pleaded guilty to petit larceny in Hanover for stealing turkeys from Beatty and was remanded for sentence. A submarine squadron near an Atlantic port was escorted by ten whales to depths around forty meters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Lofton
Rogers’ Drug Estate
H.S. Luckett
Martha
Wade Hampton Luckett
Indianapolis
Walter Dougherty
Petit Larsceny
Nhamed Beatty
Hanover
Dougherty
Atlantic
Ifa
Insect Bite Dangers Highlighted in Adv for Arnica Balm
A Boston man suffered the loss of a leg two years after an insect bite. An advertisement urges prompt use of Backlen's Arnica Balm to kill poison and reduce inflammation swelling and pain from bites stings burns boils cuts and other injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Harper's Drag Autora
Higher Pay for Our Diplomats Raises Debate in Washington
President Wilson urged support for higher diplomatic salaries to attract capable men, citing refusal of ambassadors like McCombs and Osney due to cost. Experts say $25,000 yearly is the minimum to maintain dignity, with total costs often topping $8,000 beyond salary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Hku Tha
Tintin
Wiliam McComba
France
McCombs
Richa Osney
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard
Court of
SL. Dimes
Ater
Whitelaw Heil
Maintu
Hl S Meyer
Herrick
Dace Vs
Co Teederica
John Barrett
Milister
Pane American Union
Great Beltaly
Japan
Turkey
England
Mexico
Franklin man refuses marriage over Moor run custom
Franklin Indiana Jefferson Madison, aged seventy one, refuses to wed Hattie Mason, twenty three, until he learns how the Moor run ta wish ed to stand with the length of the planks during the ceremony. Neither bride nor groom can write.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Jefferson Madison
Hattie Mason
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Bradley
George Rogera Clark
Ohio River
A. E. Toler
Paducah
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O. A. DeLeste
W. H. Matthews
Albert Whitham
Eddie Boyce
Peoria
Ill
George Hitz
Grace Church
Anson A. Lowry
Scott County
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Harry Phillips
Lafe Strickland
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J. L.r Barnes
Hedford
King's Daughter’s Hospital
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Martha Cofield
Ray Eckert
A. J. Merrett
Louie F. Anger
Dayton
Ohio
Anger
Judge Bear
John McGregor
W. H. H. Benefiel
Shelby Township
Peoples Trust Company
Amanda Benefiel
Mr. Benefiel
Nicize E. Demaree
Mra
Nick F. Demaree
Jas. E. Burke
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Joker
R. R. ND
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John Miller
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Miss Blanch Meeks
Blanch Meeks
Canada
Mr. Wilson
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Charles W. Eliot and
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