Local Notes On Madison And Surroundings
Madison residents hear updates on the Chautauqua program and local elections. Reports cover a river towing boat launch by Capt William Wullem, real estate transfer of Elaser Wrest property to Matthew Greiner for 3500, and camping trips with family updates.
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L. VW. Cravens
Siammond
Chautauqua
Cravens
Madiaca Chautauqua
Madison
Tome Building Association
Elaser Wrest
Manchester
Matthew Greiner
Benjamin J. Wells
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Madison Chautauqua Delivers Mikado and Oratorical Highlights
The Oxford Company performed Mikado to an overflowing Madison audience on Saturday evening, praised as the finest Madison Chautauqua show to date. Sunday featured the Oxford ensemble's sacred music and a powerful lecture by Dr. Harris R. Cooley on public welfare and reform in Cleveland with vivid examples of Cooley Farms and Bayville juvenile programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Oxford Company
Madison Chautauquas
Stella Sebastian Ogden
Misa Verne Ross Coburn
Claude Hart Ogden
Harry Allen Leiter
Sheridan Park Methodist Church
Chicago
Coburn
Leiter
Pilgrim Congregational Church of Chicago
Burch
Madison Chautauqua
Lee Francis Lybarger
Traud
Lybarger
Oxfords
Ratic
Harris R. Cooley
Department of Charities and Corrections
Cleveland
Copley
Ohio
Jean Val Jeans
Cooley Farms
Bayville
Cooley
Colley
Louisville Teen Vanishes Seeking Rebel Marriage
Nellie Kaiser a 16 year old Louisville girl disappeared Sunday after leaving a note claiming she would marry James Carpenter a Monon Railroad worker in Lafayette. She said she was accompanied by a friend and would return in two weeks. Her mother Annie Kaiser objects to the union due to age and police were alerted but no trace found.
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Nellie Kaiser
Louisville
Lafayette
James Carpenter
Monon R. R
Annie Kaiser
Madison
Cincinnati
Real Estate Transfers in Dupont and Monroe Township
Perry A Graston and wife transfer property in Dupont to Joseph Yager for 1000 dollars. Guy Sutton and wife transfer 28.46 acres in Monroe township to Robert J Hyatt for 1600 dollars. Thomas H Hamilton and wife transfer a Monroe farm to James Hindsley for 510000 dollars.
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Perry A. Graston
Joseph Yager
Dupont
Guy Sutton
Robert J. Hyatt
Monroe
Thomas H. Hamilton
James Hindsley
Purdue Exhibit Aims At Indiana State Fair Farm Visitors
Purdue University will direct much of its educational strength to farmers visiting the Indiana State Fair the week of September 7. Prof. G T Christie says Purdue plans extensive displays and about twenty instructors to answer roughly 100000 farm questions during the event. The exhibit includes exhibitions on farming breeding and home economics and aims to provide short cuts to better farming and rural life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purdue University
Indiana State
G T. Christie
Purdue Agricultural = s
Purdue
Christie
Indiana
Democrats Nominate Township Ticket at Milton Convention
Milton township Democrats met at Brooksburg to choose a ticket for the coming election. William Bishop chaired in the interim, Carl Snyder was elected chairman and Will Rogers secretary. Trustees selected Thomas Pomerehn and Brooks as nominees. for Assessor Charles Chrisman and Edward Coleman won.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Township
Brooksburg
William Bishop
Carl Snyder
Will Rogers
Thomas Pomerehn
Wid
Brooks
Black Sox top All-Stars in twin wins at weekend games
The Indianapolis Black Sox defeated the Madison All-Stars 9 to 2 on Saturday and 9 to 4 on Sunday. The local crowd watched as the Indiana team led throughout both games and remained unthreatened for victory.
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Indianapolis Black Sox
Madison All-Stars
Indianapolis Boys
Norman Shafer
Jenkins
Alexander
Groves Hotel
Second Street
West and
Mulberry
Crozier
Shafer
Callie Glore to Face Lunacy Inquest in Indianapolis
Sheriff McKay and his wife traveled by afternoon train to Indianapolis to attend a lunacy inquest concerning Callie Glore a 15 year old inmate of Julia Works home for children. The girl formerly sent to a reform school developed mental illness and epilepsy and will be moved to Cragmont for treatment after the inquest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff McKay
Indianapolis
Julia Works Home
Callie Glore
Girls’ Reform School
Works
Cragmont
Parson Henderson and the Lambs in a Stirring Sermon
A colored evangelist, Parson Henderson, was seen holding a popular young woman from his flock, sparking church debate. He defends the action by likening it to the Shepherd with a lamb, prompting a church meeting and a new resolution to avoid future friction by selecting a ram lamb for such embraces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parson Henderson
Norman B. Mack
National Monthly
Brudders
Deacon Jones
Brudder Jones
Bradder Jones
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Martha
Iicefield
Desae Stockdale
Josop
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Tracefield Wagia
Lyry
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Sofa Parentey
Mer
Mra
Thoma Daly
Corgoo
Gen- CIA
Meng Alor
Itv
Suncare
Nern Y
Capital Somamode
Stelby
Witteh Bovis
Charles Tes
Indish Polis
Yoox
Von
Wing
Delia
James
Lefe
Indianapofleet
Eis. Mirk Schafer
John Vac
B.teplag
Sehafer
de Nicaolas Uiertz
Mir
Coanes Sehater
Boca Mfrs
Theodore Hilbert
Dota Soelz
Iicholas Birck
Ilware Seharer
Valentine Schafer
Hicy Lioaness
Mira Fio
Pichia
Chou
Bonner
Tauqua
Lilia
Uham
Wilson
Vaney
William Wullem
South Walnut Street
Pullem
Charles McBride
Araouus Lindsay
Indian Kentucky Creek
Charles Martin
Martin
Taeioas Ganta
Dsan
Gelievetto
Sarocre
Markland
Merkland
Pomerehn
Charles Chrisman
Edward Coleman
Chrisman
Pomerelin
Clyde Ryker
Madison, Ind
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