Seven marriage licenses granted in Madison area
The week brings seven marriage licenses issued with notes of local events. D. M. Hooker sold an organ to Mrs. Johnson of Kent, and W. A. Irwin and Miss Belle McClanahan were licensed to wed today. An infant of John Bowman died in North Madison. The North Madison High School commencement is set for April 16 at the Christian church. Local notices mention a variety of church, school, and legal items, including a public sale at John W. Neiler’s grocery and a death of Mrs. Sehwalmier.
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D. M. Hooker
Johnson
Kent
W. A. Trwin
Belle McClanalan
Willis Penn
Jeffersonville
North Madison High School
The
Christian Church
North Madison
God Agenta
Grant Monument Fund
R T. Greener
Haigh St
New York City
Carrie Davidson
Madison
Moore
John W. Neiler
Sehwalmier
West Main Street
Frank
Henderson
W. A. Graham
Rome
Tomlinson Hall
Red Cloud Benevolent Society
C. R. M. Indianapolis News
Killer His Man in New Albany Shooting
Taylor Haney, a former New Albany resident, shot and killed George Townsend in Evansville over a dispute concerning a woman. Haney, a boiler-maker, is jailed in Evansville. Townsend’s body will be brought to New Albany for burial. Townsend’s background and Haney’s troubled history are described, including prior incidents and family ties to a convicted relative.
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Taylor Haney
New Albany
George Townsend
Evansville
Haney
Townsend
Anderson Haney
Edward Lowry
Indiana State Prison South
Falling Run Creek
Madison
Ind
Louisville Times
Kerry Gow dancing club hosts 35 couples at Odd Fellows Hall
About thirty five couples assembled at Odd Fellows Hall for a Kerry Gow club dance with Prof Hollis orchestra. The evening ran from 9 pm to after midnight with refreshments served and dancing continuing into the early hours. Mrs Ruddick the Franklin spiritualist draws attention for sensational letters from Dayton Kentucky about a missing watch and trunk contents tied to a Western hospital. Her father’s recent disappearance adds to the intrigue as skeptics and believers debate her psychic work.
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Kerry Gow Dancing Club
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Hollis
Ruddick
Franklin
Dayton
Western Hospital
Texas
Farit
Local notices and deaths as Kentucky convention ends
The Kentucky Constitutional Convention finished its labors. A 21-year-old Eads died at his father's Brooksburg home. Infant John Clarence Niesse died at 5 AM. funeral at St. Mary’s Church. A social by the Girl's Mission Band succeeded despite bad weather. Thomas Kelley’s funeral was held at St. Patrick’s, North Madison. Community reports include a Columbus incident involving Henry Bishop and a daughter’s deathbed scene. Hanover’s John M. Palmer graduates from McCormick Seminary and heads to Dakota ministry, while local legal and property matters touch W. R. Shrader and Hogan family disputes over land near the river. Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy advertised at 50 cents.
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Heucelheim
Germany
Arno Schmidt
John A. Schnabel
Marion
Wes
Henry County
Constante Geo. W. Jones
John Bennett
Bennet
William Watlington
Graham Road
Utah
Jesse Wagner
First Presbyterian Church
Thomas Kelley
North Madison
Los Angeles
Cal
St. Patrick’s Church
Rowan
Evansville
Ind
Columbus
Henry Bishop
Madison
Harrison Hogan
Bull Creek
William R. Shrader
Owen Township
Peaeley
W. R. Shrader
McDowell Reeves
Hogan
M. W. McCann
Reeves
Schrader
Barmore in Control of Madison Yard Venture
A large Madison gathering at the M. and M. Club room adopted a report to sell the shipyard to Capt. D. S. Barmore for 23000 with 11000 cash and the rest in installments. The club aims to raise 6000 to complete the deal as Barmore pledged to invest in saw mills and planing mills and run the yard to full capacity.
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M. & M. Club
D. 8. Barmore
Jeffersonville
Hill
Capt
Barmore
Ohio
Madison Yard
Captain Howard
Snrious
South
Keck
St. Louis
James Stewart
Common Council
City of
Madison
West Madison
Capt. Barmore
Besneaks
Madison approves 5000 donation to re-establish ship yard
City council, led by Mayor Brashear, votes eight to four to grant 5000 dollars to the M and M Club for rebuilding the ship yard. A five member committee including the Mayor will work with county officials to seek half the funding, while West Madison authorities pledge 1000 dollars. Capt. Barmore gains control as yard restoration proceeds. Ohio and Mississippi Railway offers a Cincinnati trip rate April 20 to 24.
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Blerchants and Manufacturers’ Club of
Madison
Brashear
Johnson
M. & M. Club
Thomas
Knoebel
Tuttle
Bersch
Williams
Krummeal
Klein
Nos—Schooley
Page
Colgate
Tower
Kneebel
Schooley
West Madison
M. & M.club
Barmore
Mr. Hill
Capt. Barmore
South
Republican League
Cincinnati
Ohio & Mississippi Ba Y
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John Bowman
Hope
North Vernon
Brownstown
Sermout W.C.T. U
Howe
Pitcher’s Castoria
Indianapolis
Charles Hohaan
Capri
Italy
Winch
J .8. Gatton
W. B. Wilson
Eminence
Baptist Church
Rush
Switzerland
Siely
Brown
Lawrence
Floyd
Crawfor
Clarrison
Clark
Scott
Jefferson
Aiples
Decatur
Bartholomew
Jackson
Washington
Jennings
Judge New
Policeman Vanarsdel
Killer His
Man
Alice Moore
Marshal Hagerty
Lawrenceburg
Robbins
Stadler
Columbia
Alice
Grand Jury
Knapp
Aurora
Ezra Knapp
Leander M. Robinson
W. W. Hinds
Water Works
Fred Renschler
Thomas Lockard
Geo. Dickerson
Samuel J. Smith
Reo. Harper
William Dunn
J. W. Bishop
W. H. Torrance
Kentucky Constitutional Convention
Eads
Brooksburg
John Clarence Niesse
William Niesse
St. Mary’s
Herald
Stapp
North Broadway Street
Jefferson County
Seymour
Mary E.haggard
Mary G. Hay
Eugene Hay
Louise M. Thomson
Hanover
John M. Palmer
George W. Palmer
Hanover College
Chicago
McCormick Theological Seminary
Palmer
Black Hills
Dakota
Big Legion
Harrison Again
Chamberlain
Heberhart & Sondé&wim
David S. Barmore
Council Proceedings
Pitcher
Castosie
Swift
Swift Specific Co
Atlanta, Ga
Eap
Gortable
Siscen
Oaly
Br’dway
New York
A. H.E. Hooker CO
Rochester
N. Y
Epps
Parker
Wever
Ise Parker
Hiscux & CO
Dr. Grosvenor
Geanday Nosy Ste
Pat WliAans
Waris Na Ie
AYE Scopes
the Folk
H. Hallett & CO
PortLand
Dress
Worf
F. C. Fowler
Moodus
West St
Madison, Ind
Juneléd&éwyl
JE. C.F. Harper
Northwest Corn
Madison, “Ind
J. E. C. F. Harper
D. L. Dowd
14Th St
Rovad&wif
Pennsylvania Lines
West of
Pittsburg
Cincinnati, Chicago, & St. Louis
By. Co
Louisville Division
Shelbyville
Rushville
Jes Cambridge
Louisville
St. Loui
Indianapolia
C CL Suppinden
Avent
FORD
Pitsburg
Ohio & Mississippi Railway
Union
Baltimore
Philadelphia
N. B
M. Strader
Iis
C. G. Jones
Agrit Vincennes
J. F. Barnard Wor. Shatytey
Pres
T & Gen
Piva Ast
Liovis Vite
Arn Air
LWAYS
Lafayette
Uisvillel Pullman
Unu
I. B. Baldwin
South Illinois
McCormick
Fleetwood
Brewen
City OF Madison
David
City OF Vevay
Hamilton
General Pike
J. B. Williams
M. Holloway
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