Madison Herald prints brief Madison notices and travel
Local items note illnesses, travels, court activity and accidents. People like Mrs. Fred J. Schram Mr. Louis Sulaer and Miss Rona Lauer Stewart are mentioned with trips to Indianapolis Columbus Fort Wayne Bloomington and Union City. A felony court session ends with a death in the courtroom and fines for intoxication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
A.M. Hadley
Hanover
Pioomington
Rona Lauer Stewart
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Jacob Swank
Columbus
Emma Weilcreft
Shellyvile
Charis
Susan Hacker
Cheenewood
Notice to taxpayers on spring tax installment
Notice to taxpayers states the last day to pay the spring tax without penalty and warns that a 10 percent penalty will be added if not paid by the date. It notes road receipts must be applied to the first tax installment when paid, or they cannot be cashed until after the June settlement. Treasurer Edw Jeffries signs for Jefferson County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fuade
Deaths and Local Notices From Covington and Madison
Mrs. William Slater, 34, dies after long illness in Covington Ky at home. Funeral set for Thursday with burial at Springdale. Other items report Mary J Foster burial, hospital work, fruit-tree delivery, transfers, lodge events, a Requiem Mass, school novena, and a stepladder accident injuring Albert Dew with broken shoulder blade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Slater
Covington
Mary
Ethel
Jefferson County
Madison
Springdale
Margo Shieda
S.A Mulford
Shields Pires, Nursery Company
Charelotteville
Ind
G. S. Matthews
Matthews Transfer Company
Indianapolis
Kent
EB. Fewell
Davis
Clarence Vawter
Calvin Cisco
Steve Simmons
Cincinnati
Albert Darling
Baby
Edith
Misa Corda Reynolds
Westport
Charles Cappuse
Hanover
Madhain Lodge No
K. of P
Harry Jones
Howard Strong
Esquire
L’ythian Hall
Jefferson Street
Father Bauer
North Vernon
St. Mary’s Church
Henry G. Martch
Ohio River
St. Mary's School
Eagles’ Hall
Pocahontas
Nodler & Benson
Eagles Hall
Albert Dew
North East Street
Dew
Dr. Denny
MRS. MARY K FINNEGAN DIES AT BROADWAY HOTEL
Mrs. Mary Kinchiow Finnegan died suddenly at the Broadway Hotel where her son Michael Finnegan owned the property. The family, including seven grandchildren and five great grandchildren, mourns as Dan Finnegan faithfully cared for his mother. Funeral services are set for Thursday at St Michael's Church with burial in St Patrick's Cemetery North Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Kinchiow Finnegan
Broadway
Michael Finnegan
Madison
Henry Eckert
Mila
Mary
Michael
Daniel Finnegan
The
Courier
Finnegan
Dan
St. Michael's Church
Ladies Altar Society
St Michael’s Church
St. Patrick’s Cemetery
North Madison
Local Clothier Returns From Cincinnati Flood Visit
Mr Edward Lauer arrived by mailboat from Cincinnati after business trips for his clothing store. He drove to Hamilton to see flood wreckage and reported widespread devastation including at least fifty pianos scattered on streets. While digging through debris, he found a clock that belonged to a local resident who offered to ship it to Lauer as a keepsake of the disaster for display in Lauer Bros show window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Lauer
Cincinnati
Lauer
Hamilton
Lauer Bros
Local Resident Jacob Lustenberger Drope Dead
Jacob Lustenberger a well known resident of north East street dropped dead on Walnut street from heart trouble shortly after 4 o clock in the afternoon The notice indicates the death occurred in the city and cites heart trouble as the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Lustenberger
North East Street
Walnut Street
Real Estate Transfers Include Small Plots and Sums
Pezilla E Leonhard and husband transfer 1 acre in Han over to John Robison for 150 dollars. Charles M Brooks and wife sell Rameey 1Y acres in Republican township to Ethel G for 5 000 dollars. A note claims over fifty thousand Chicago women earn five dollars a week or less in legs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pezilla E. Leonhard
John Robison
Hanover
Charles M. Brooks
Ethel G
Rameey
Republican Township
Chicago
Railroads Accused of Revenue Waste in Wage Dispute
W. B. Carter of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen argues before the arbitration board that railroads mismanage funds and inflate capitalization. He cites a $256,285,051 surplus among 44 eastern roads and urges approving a 25 percent wage increase for firemen, contending stock proceeds unjustly burden labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sage
B. of L. F
Arbitration Board
New York
W. B. Carter
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Carter
R Eason
Indor
Bremen
Toledo, St. Louis and Western Railroad
Clover Leaf Road
Chicago and Alton
Indianapolis Cash Market Report Surges Through Grain and Livestock
The Indianapolis daily market report shows strong cash prices across wheat, corn, oats, and hay with movement in steers, cows, and calves. Receipts include 2,510 hogs with varied weight classes. live poultry and eggs priced, plus grain bids for corn and seeds.
Fly Control Advises Screen Doors and Hygiene
An old health notice urges households to prevent disease by installing screen doors, keeping food covered, boiling drinking water, and maintaining clean privies. It warns that flies can carry contagious diseases and threaten family health, potentially causing illness or death.
The Poisoner and The Fly: A Call to Action
A stark contrast draws attention to a deadly threat described as a human poisoner who would contaminate foods, versus a nuisance fly dismissed as harmless. The piece urges public outrage and decisive action against both dangers to protect the community.
Ireland Population Steady in 1912. Arizona Copper Output 350000
Ireland’s population stayed nearly unchanged in 1912 while Arizona produced 350000 units of copper and drew 900 pounds of copper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Arizona
Ida Strong Fetes at Birthday Party With Friends
A gathering at Miss Ida Strong's home last night celebrated her birthday with friends including Anna Kahn Thelma Hill Catherine Kramer Hazel Tewell Jessie Kramer Bert Hill and others. After luncheon guests departed wishing many more happy birthdays. S. P. Hicks reported $3485 spent to secure a ward pension of $14 monthly and claims $100 for services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Strong
Anna Kahn
Thelma Hill
Catherine Kramer
Hazel Tewell
Jessie Kramer
Bert Hill
Mildred Monroe
Frieda Francisco
Lillian Asigier
Charles Zeigler
Ansel Monroe
Harry Brown
Francia Miller
Francis Bachus
Pearl Tewell
Miss Ida
S. P. Hicks
Charles Hicks
Ison
Jeffersonville News
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Madison Herald
the Herald Company
Watteron
Recond
Peter Forthofer
Fred J. Schram
Very Alt
Main Street
Emery Layton
Tidena Juan
Carrie Baglin
Thomas Divorce
Cage
Circuit Court
Louis Sulaer Vis Tiers
Milwaukee
M. B. Temi
Wrimble County
Tidias Papolis
Otto Foette
Bloomington
Mary Studebaker
Joseph Scheser
Union City
Thomas Finnegan
Mintesto
Misa A. S. Rawlings
Dupont
Squire Stuart
Ike Beach
Albee Jones
John Branette
Why
Tudianapolis
Olive Branch Church
O'Clark
Armand Reus
Mary J.warreger
P. Jd. Kelleher
Indianapolia
James [Oo Smith
Jeffries
D&w
WM. Slater
Covington, Ky
Thomas Smith
Louisville
James T. Smith
Mary J. Foster
West Main St
Springdale Cemetery
Albert Beach
Charlies
Henry Dobson
Holton
Oxfords
Gun
Buttoo and
Blucher Oxforda
Ruasia Tan
Gun Metal
L’atent
Vici Kid
J. J. Hertz
Mulberry Street
Mrs
Mary K. Finnegan
Ohio
Real Estate Transfere
W. S. Carter
Firemen’s Union
American Fresh Association
Daily Market Report
Ccecces
Aecce
Socvece
Aalea
Madison Wholesale Markets
Trow
Peerless
Queen of Madison Crescent
Ldc
Ducke
Timothy
Middleton-Wyman
Pitteburg
Aeover
the Poisoner
Herald
Edw
J. Meyer
Selby Shoes
SELBY
C. A Stanton
the Shoeists
Pearl Packing House
Gus Yunker
Prop
Horace
Ferry
Adams & Deloste
Miss Ida Strong
Pleasants
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