Madison County notices and town events mix with deaths and votes
Local items report burials, marriages, fires, thefts, and public meetings across Madison and surrounding towns. Notable items include Stevenson speaking in Louisville. fairs at Osgood and North Vernon. the Jefferson County Teachers Institute. and a Knights of Pythias reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Layton
Little PD. Boles
West Madison
CW. ‘Finsley
Adlai E. Stevenson
Louisville
North Vernon
Madison
Parliament Opens as Gladstone Receives Enthusiastic Welcome
London August 5 The new parliament reassembled with Gladstone making a vigorous entrance amid cheers from Liberals and Irish members. Sir Charles Dilke took his seat by mistake on the government side before correcting his spot as Yeomen guards search parliament for gunpowder. The Commons chose Mr Peele as speaker. Morley reportedly agrees to Ireland chief secretaryship in Gladstone's cabinet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour Wright
Jeffersonville
Maud McCoy
Charlestown
Mahaffey
Thomas B. Robertson
Squire Cravens
Robertson
Osgood
John Ross
Dempsey Wilkes
Lawrence
E.G. Niklaus
John Jenkins
Gov. Dickinson
Dempsey
Fourth Ward
Dee Walls
Lawrence Niklaus
Will Hertz
Sargeant-at
Charles Dehler
Charles Lauer
Frank Deller
Louis Maurer
Fifth Street
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Fred Slater
Sparta
London
Charles Dilke
Forest of Dean
Gloucestershire
Guy Fawkes
House of Lords
Black Rod
House of Commons
Osborne
Joseph Chamberlain
Mr. Balfour
Mr. Gladstone
Gladstone
M. W. Ridley
Blackpool
Lancashire
Arthur Wellesley Peele
Peele
Moricy
John Morley
Ireland
Glidstone
Woman Planned to Bomb Chicago Broker's Home
Chicago story reports a woman in mourning attempted to blow up Charles D. Irvin's residence at 2800 Calumet Avenue. Ten pounds of giant powder filled a can left near the house. bystanders frightened her away toward the lake before detonation. Police seek the suspect with a heavy black veil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuicano
Charles D. Irvin
Board of Trade
Calumet Avenue
Mr. Irwin
Irwin
Conflicting Signals From Washington Over Congress Adjournment
The president grows impatient over the delay in adjournment and plans to leave Washington for Loon Lake with his stenographer if adjournment comes soon. A trunk of executive papers is already en route, signaling active plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washineton
Congress
Loon Lake
Washington
Tibbett
If you feel weak and all worn out take Brown's Iron Bitters
A vintage health line urges readers to take Brown's Iron Bitters when feeling weak or worn out, implying restorative benefits for common fatigue and low energy. The phrasing reflects era advertising to boost vitality through a tonic.
Beet Save Cure Advertised for Skin Eruptions and Piles
A vintage ad promotes Beet Save as a universal remedy for cuts burns sores ulcers fever sores tetter chapped hands corns and all skin eruptions claiming a money back guarantee if not satisfied. Price listed as 25 cents per box sold by J B. O F. Harper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B
F. Harper
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Columbus
Charley Pavey
Owen
Floy Mills
Joe Mills
Buriel
Vernon
Jefferson County Teachers’ Institute
City High School
Thomas
Springdale
Rev. Tinsley
The
Tabernacle Baptist Church of New Albany
Falls Cities
Board of Pension Examiners
Daniel Fahlin
Huntington
Louis John
Fifth and
Walnut Streets
Messrs
Bear, Sulzer
Vanosdol
Manville
Milton Township
Arnott Bennett
Albert Schrieber
Hanover
Cole
Main Street
West Third Street
Indiana Agency
Indianapolis
Sam
Memphis
Clark County
Straub
John Cook
Gardiner
Franklin
Baptist Church
el Paso
Texas
New Providence
Stevenson
Watterson
Henry Watterson
Hood
Boys’ Democratic Parading Club
Little Louis Maurer
St. Michael’s Church
Walnut Street
Ladies’ Society of Trinity
Second Presbyterian Church
JR. Cravens
Roo. Joeinand
AL G. Lanier
Fob. Powell
John Johison
Lou Sponsel
Nic Spouse
Kent
Henry Mettan
Pleasant Ridge
May Patle
New Aldbany
Fred Harper
Lizzie Blackmore
Chicago
Dawson Blackmore
Fred UW Harper
John W. Garrison
Madison Hotel
Mason
Will Tinsley
Actonemp
Columbus Times
Haigh
Charles 8S. Reed
Emma de Hodiamont-Deneau
Belgium
St. Louis
Shephard
Carroll County
Bob Bartlett
Contri
Wideawake
Carrollton
William James
South Walnut Street
Temperance
la. Am
Huckleberry
Springdale Cemetery
A. Z. Wiley
Odd Fellows Lodges
Three Links Brethren
Wiley
Frm
Indiana
State Grand Lodge
Jonathan Sehooley
Mr. Wiley
Fowler
Ind
Adlal
Adlee
Times
Mr. Stevenson
Comemon
New York Times
Weather Bureau
Fred Therwinger
Anchorage Asylum
H. B. Howland
Newland
Jefferson County Fair Association
Lee Fort
Knightstown
J. M. Sankey
Terre Haute
J. Jk, Ritchie
Creswell
Ohto
City of
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Haun
A. W. Gleason
Hall
Cheney & CO
O. Jay
Ail
Draugists
Augld
Wlm
Bull
Monon
New Albany
Broad Ripple
M. Metzker
Lafayette
Charles Hill
McAuliffe
New Orleans
Bay St. Louis
Jack McAuliffe
Billy Meyer
Cat Island
Couumsts
State Board of Agriculture
Ohio
Philadelphia
William Robins
Dickinson
New York
Don M. Dickinson
Democratic Campaign Committee
Smalley
Bucklen
Sun Ampre
Horuf E'S
Gorgas
Madison Brewing Coo
Geo
Diederich’s
Main St
N. T. Drake & CO
West Main Street
Emadison
Rogers & Cowlams
Los
Engiana
OPFCS
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