Local items note travel and court news across Madison
Madison report covers residents on trains to Indianapolis and Memphis, a Fort Wayne trip, a Hanover College student returning home, a Bee Camp death and Manville burial, a Dupont visit, a city hospital safe purchase, flood news from Peru, a divorce filing in Carrollton, and G A R encampment plans. Public Library Traveling Library services seek clubs and schools with book access and loan terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Brown
Indianapolis
George R. Bolen
Henry
Fort Wayne
R. FE. Cravens
Hanover College
Linton
Cora Brinson
Bee Camp
Manville
Osarrh cure claim sparks 100 reward offer
An advertisement touts Hall's Ostarrh Cure as a universal remedy for osstarrh, promising internal action to purge the disease from the blood and body. It offers 100 reward for any case not cured and directs readers to send testimonials to F J Cheney & Co, Toledo. It also notes Los Angeles forming a charter committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sotenos
Hall
Ball
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Okie
Dragerats
Henry S Luckett Dies at 72 in Indianapolis Home
Funeral notice reports Henry S Luckett died at his Indianapolis residence at 11:45 yesterday morning after a weeklong paralysis. He served in Co K 6th Kentucky, enlisted 1861, mustered out 1905, later lived in Madison where he served on the city council. He was a Baptist and Mason, leaving a widow and three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Henry S. Luckett
Wcs
Indianapolis
Luckett
Newcastle
McCloud
Co. K
Kentucky Regiment
W.C. Whittaker
Baptist Church
Lodge of Masons
W. H. Luckett
Wade Hampton Luckett
Martha
St Marys School St Josephs Day Program Delayed by Lent
St Marys school postponed its St Josephs Day celebration due to Lent. A large audience filled the school hall for a disciplined program featuring recitations songs and choir by students from kindergarten to grade eight with Father Bauer receiving thanks and a charitable talk at the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's School
Father Bauer
St. Joseph's
Nea
Sisters of
St. Mary's
Brightwood Resident Calls Flood Reports Misleading
T Hitz of 3124 Roosevelt Ave Brightwood corrects impressions from sources claiming Brightwood suffered flood damage. He asserts Brightwood sits eighty five feet higher than Washington Street and says there was no high water of consequence.
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S. T. Hitz
Roosevelt Avenue
Brightwood
Mr. Hitz
Washington Street
Todiagapolie News
Newspaper changes in North Vernon Indiana
North Vernon Republican is sold to C. C. Klingner owner of the Plaindealer bringing one Republican paper for the county. J. H. McQuire previously owned and edited the Republican serving as county organ for years before health issues forced sale.
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North Vernon
Ind
C. C. Klingner
Plaindealer
Jeeninga County
Republican
J. H. McQuire
McGuire
Madison World Briefs From April 3
Guardian appointed for Joseph W Whitham and others as families relocate. Drowning search posters offer a $4 reward for George Thomas. Mr and Mrs Graham McTyre head to Atlanta Ga to open a national screw and tack office. Drowned J A Adams case prompted Pere investigators. Gale Francis marks his 18th birthday with congratulations from friends. Mrs Anthony Freis and family perished in Brookville flood. others escape. Tornado in Omaha prompted report to Charlie Pupkin family. Naval Academy graduate W C Cochran from Madison predicted to be high in class. Wedding announced for Charles Franklin Lauer of Madison and Alma Daniel Pamplio of St Louis. home in St. Louis after April 16.
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Capt. Laidley
George Thomas
Graham McTyre
Atlaneta
McTyre
National Screw and Tack Company
Cleveland
Ohio
Meesra
H. ©. Adams
J. C. Hatton
Pleasant
Anthony Freis
John
Brookville
Madison
Freis
Ditigen
C. Camerer
Canaan Road
Charlea Pupkin
Omaha
Neb
Hur
Pipkin
United States Naval Academy
Annapolis Md
Lune
W. C
Iga
RW. Cochran
Academy
Cline Sen
American Navy
Carda
Kenda
Charles Franklin Lauer
Misa Alma Daniel Pamplio
St. Louis
St. Louia
Frank Lauer
The
Herald
DeTonty Street
Ford dealer sells four five passenger cars to local officials
North & Green Mesare sold four identical five passenger 20 horsepower Ford cars yesterday to County Auditor A. M. Taff Dr. George K. Denny Mr. John Jenkins and Mr. Perry Granton. Funeral held for Mrs Maggie Armstrong at 2 PM from Mission House with Rev Dolana Bear officiating. burial in Springdale cemetery. pallbearers named. Charles Ryker heirs to Harry Keel 80 acres in Milton township. Harry Keel and wife to David Sherman and wife 24 acres in Milton township. Mrs Austin's Bag Pancake Flour advertised by grocers with delicious brown cakes.
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Mesare
North & Green
Ford Automobile
A. M. Taff
George Kk. Denny
John Jenkins
Perry Granton
Charles Ryker
Harry Keel
Milton Township
David
Sherman
Mileton Township
Caution Urges Clean Water After Ohio Flood
An Ohio flood threatens unsanitary water in Dayton's flooded districts. The Board of Health should enforce rules for treating local water, as cisterns and wells may be contaminated. R. H. Chant appeals to cities to send bottled pure water to Dayton, noting boiling is impractical for drinking.
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Ohio
Board of Health
City Health Board
Dayton
R. H. Chant
Retief Supplica Committee
Funeral for Henry S Luckett Follows Arrival from Indianapolis
The remains of Henry S. Luckett arrived from Indianapolis this afternoon with his widow and children Martha Luckett and Wade Hampton Luckett. Services were conducted at the home of his son on West Main Street by Rev. St Long and Rev. Hood, with bearers named from local families. Burial followed at Springdale cemetery as relatives could not attend due to the flood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry S. Luckett
Indianapolis
Misa Martha
Wade Hampeton Luckett
W. OH. Trickett
West Main Street
Cran
Bode
Magonsa
Der.dent
Reve ST. Long
Br FG. Hood
Springdale Cemetery
Masare
Delayed by Flood Remains Return for Burial
The body of Berkley O Connell, 27, arrived by train from Muncie and was taken to his Moorefield home for burial. He died March 25 from heart disease and flood delays prevented earlier transport to Madison. He leaves a wife, three children, a brother John O Connell, and five winters. Accompanying mourners were Rosy Lurel, Frank Hyatt, and Alice O Connell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkley O'Conenell
Muncie
Moorefield
Madison
John O'Connell
Mra
Rosy Lure Nigh
Frank Hyatt
Mies
Alice O'Connell
Paria publisher rejects long Japanese novel and noting visits
A Paria publisher refuses to issue a translation of a famed Japanese work by Klong Te Bakin, citing its 3,000,000 words as too long for readers. Beatrice Larra den plans a return American visit. Miss Harraden stands out among English writers for visiting the U S for suffrage or pleasure. Dr. T J Warren, Magdalen College president and former Oxford vice chancellor, is a poetry professor with several volumes.
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Paria
Klong Te Bakin
Beatrice Larraden
America
Miss Harraden
T. J. Warren
Magdalen College
Prince of Wales
Oxford University
Oxford
What Makes a Woman and the Electric Bittera Claim
A vintage ad asserts true womanhood is health and strength not weight or bone. Electric Bittera is praised for curing fainting dizziness and nervous fatigue, with customer Eliza Pool from Depew Oklahoma endorsing its effects. The ad claims guaranteed quality and lists Harper's Drug Store as a distributor.
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Apella
Eliza Pool
Depew
Guo
Harper's Drug Store
Electric Welding Sparks Industry Wide Adoption in 1913
The article explains electric welding as a superior method for joining metals, highlighting its wide adoption in manufacturing from farm tools to automobile parts. It cites Pittsburgh Perfect fencing as a notable product and notes improved strength and durability due to electrical fusion of wires. Also included is a notice announcing Edward Flynn of Madison Indiana applying for renewal of a liquor license with detailed property dimensions and room layout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittaburgh
Pittaburgh Steel Company
Pittsburgh
Final Settlement of Eatates For Charles C Quinn Heirs Notified
Creditors heirs and legatees of decedent Charles C Quinn are notified to appear in the Circuit Court at Madigan Indiana on April 23 DOG and show cause why final settlement accounts with the estate should be approved. Heirs must prove heirship and receive distributive shares Barbara Quinn Administratrix. cular W Bear Attys. apridwtt
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles C. Quinn
Madigan
Indiana
Barbara Quinn
Cular W Bear
Final Settlement of Estates Notice in Madison Indiana
Creditors heirs and regaleen of Sarah E Townend must appear in the Circuit Court Madison Indiana on April 2 1015 to show cause why the estate should not be approved and provide proof of heirship. O Ford, Executor. apriwdt
Final Settlement of Estates Jefferson Circuit Court
Creditors and heirs of decedent Jorwits Bridget bonlan are summoned to appear in Jefferson Circuit Court at Madison Indiana on the third day of April 1415 to show cause why final settlement of the estate should not be approved. They must prove their claim and receive their distributive shares. Michael L Guthneck executor. S Roberta Atiya Suh Leland apriwit
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beirs
Jegatees
Jorwits
Bridget Bonlan
Jefferson Circuit Court
Madison
Indiana
Hema
Michael L. Guthneck
Eixecutor
S. Roberta
Ati'ya
Suh
Leland
I. Apriwit
Notice of Administration in Jefferson County
Notice 19 hereby given that the undersigned, named as Executor in the late will of Annie Hor rahan, deceased of Jefferson County, has duly qualified before the Judge of the Jefferson Circuit Court. Estate to be settled and sale or rent anticipated. Harvey J Zearing, Executor. March 20th, 191. Curtis Marshall, Att'y. mar 27wdt
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Horrahan
Jefferson County
Jefferson Circuit
Harvey J
Zearing
Curtis Marshall
Indianapolis Brewing Company Seeks Wholesale Liquor License
Notice filed by Indianapolis Brewing Company to sell spirituous, vinous and malt liquors at wholesale from 114 Pearl Street Madison Indiana. Application to Jefferson County Board of Commissioners for May 1913 term. Building described as a two room frame structure with sales and storage space.
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Edward Flynn
Madison
County of
Jefferson
Indiana
Board of Commissioners
Jefferson County
State of
Old Town
City of Madison
Jefferson Street
Main
Second Streets
City of
City
Indianapolis Brewing Company
Ita Business
Ite Business Ag
Madison Township
State of Indiana
Towit
Henderson & Grover
Pearl Street
Ind
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