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Newspaper

Madison Weekly Herald

Location

Madison, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1913

Page

4

Camp Col Garber Veterans Camp revival in Madison Indiana

The Civil War veterans of the Midwestern area revive the Camp Col Garber in Madison Indiana near Dupont. The two day event September 3 and 4 features speeches music refreshments and a simple program with no games. Prominent GALR officials and Charles H. Hume preside over arrangements for meals and admission rights.

Guthrie Grove Middlefork Feotan Charles HH. Hume Pbreys Buite

Remarkable Missouri Pensioner Fathered 25 Children All Twins or Triplets

William Warren of St. Joseph, Missouri, cites a family history showing his father had 25 children from multiple wives, with many twins or triplets. He notes 21 siblings died, with Warren himself a 70 year veteran. pension officials consider this among the most remarkable family records ever reviewed.

Missour Pensioner Washington Pension Bureau Walliam Warren St. Joseph Warren Lyr

Local Fire and Storm Damage Report and a Shooting Incident

Aug.. Farmers and residents discuss improvised lightning protection after a roof collapse and fire risk. Jeffersonville reports a shooting on the Corona excursion boat, injuring Harry Koagan while police arrest James King after trouble on the Louisville wharf.

Jeffersonville Harry Koagan Thineuty Corona Henry Lruyan Louisvale and Jeffersonville Ferry Company Louisville J. Os. Fowler James King Fowler King

Buffalo Bill Kin Cody Dies In Aerial Test Accident

Colonel Sam Po Cody, famed aviator and Buffalo Bill kin, perishes in a test flight near Aldershot. The casualty list includes a passenger named Dawans. Cody, once a American cowboy, served under the British government to develop aviation units and had planned an Atlantic crossing by air.

Aldershot Vag Sam Po Cody Dawans

First Warship to Pass Canal Through Panama Route

The battleship Oregon under Secretary Daniels plans to be the first to transit the Panama Canal amid modernization in Puget Sound. The crew, led by Captain Clark, sails from San Francisco via the Atlantic to approach the canal, facing fears of Spanish fleet threats and naval doctrine shifts during the Spanish American War.

Pacific Atlantic Panama Canal Washington Oregon Daniels Plainsy Puget Sound Ape Ebert Voltaren Simbron South Department Rio Huhta Navy Department Clark South America Barbados Brazil Sicy San Franisco Jupiter Florida Isa

Governor Ralston Takes Two Week Vacation at Summer Home

Governor Ralston, fifty six, begins a two week rest period after years of public service. He travels with Mel Walston and his young daughter Ruth, leaving behind legislative duties and commissions formed to handle state affairs.

Raistua Mel Walston Huth Bead Gorming

Dreamed of drowning wife pleads as husband drowns

Worthington Indiana August 6 the young wife of John Moreland who was drowned Monday in White river had a premonition of his death Twice the night before she dreamed her husband was drowning The dreams moved her to beg him not to go to work that morning He went to his duty on the gravel boat.

Worthington Ind John Moreland White River

Countess Nun Mary Alexandrine Dies At Visitation Convent

Sister Mary Alexandrine of the Visitation order died at the institution at eighty one. She had served as mother superior for twelve years and lived in the convent twenty one years. Born in Bavaria April 19 1882 she was daughter of Count Theobal De Butler and Countess Victorine de Butler von THatm hausen Munich. Her early life included court service. Cancer yearly causes 75 000 deaths in the United States.

Thatmhausen Munich

Senator in bondage to fashion unbuttoned collar stir

A senator’s choice of attire sparks attention as he boards a capital elevator kit. The scene centers on his uncomfortable appearance in a hot office, with observers noting a bare neck and a preference for no tie amid the heat. He hurries back to his office to call for neckwear.

Mr Phorpten Spd Pobre Bia

Dog hero saves owner in rattlesnake encounter

A dog named Tippy attacked by a rattler near Mouse Creek warns the strike and protects Prank Pherriso by forcing the snake away. The dog sustains bites but shoves the rattler, earning the owner’s life saved in a tense creekside incident.

Cleartle Pas Tippy Bis Maeter Chidle Mouse Creek Ffaeris

End of Opium Traffic Hailed After Hague Conference

Report notes a 1912 international treaty framework aimed at curbing opium trade. Delegates at The Hague urged rapid ratification, pressing governments to adopt measures within months to curb narcotic abuse and illegal traffic.

Washington Whichoenter International Aomne Pathons The Hague

Citizens Build School Stalled by Treasury Shortfall

A local group of citizens opposed the construction of a new school at Joe's Park due to treasury depletion. They argued against delaying the project, citing needs in northern Colorado and the potential benefits to students and the community.

Craig Coleo—fastedd Tecarua Joes Park Colorado Edie Ln Jormest Kwitne Har Veous Thie Ubaned Tera Siuopoer

Waiter Feeds on 1000 Dollar Black Pearl Lunch

Akron reports waiter bitten by a foreign object in a restaurant. A large black pearl found in his mouth by Jack Newman, who took it to jewelers for valuation at $1,000. Experts deem the pearl a fine specimen. St Pauls water board records a $75,000 surplus.

Akron Jack Newman Mo Waite Newman St. Paul

Husbands Learn to Sew at Men's Beginnings Square

In Tieture Rocks D a, men fear a later grant to women may force housework. At a local meeting of the Men's Beginnings Square they brought sewing bars and their wives stock, began needlework to test if sewing is as claimed. Rev TN Arte presided as equiproning leader. men worked with wives noting better results than expected. They cooked no supper with wives. ate alone and headed home before one. Square will meet weekly.

Tieture Rocks D'a Tn.arte Methodist Church Reish

Stockton Convict Carson Shows First Sign Since Death Sentence

In Stockton California the convict Carson, held for murder after a prison break, reportedly spoke and affected a breath in hospital observation. Alienists note this is the first eruption of any sort since his three year sentence, prompting review of his mental state and further examinations by several physicians.

Stockton Cal O Stlent Carson Daoa Pbs

Swat flies for prizes in school pest control plan

Local posts reveal a community project where funds are raised to reward boys and girls who reduce pest presence. Aimed at engaging students across clubs and schools, the plan seeks donations to finance prizes for top performers.

Chiath Peyote Efts Hobo

Blind 32 Years Woman Regains Sight

Mrs Peter Berger, blind 32 years, begins to regain vision in a Chicago hospital room. She can discern outlines and street lights, hopes to see her eleven children again, and recalls praying for restoration while expressing faith in a future moment of full sight.

Bauraeuse Peter Berger Pia Siedan Berger Phat Derver Saia

Taft to Address Lawyers at Montreal Bar Meeting

Former President Taft will read a paper at the American Bar association annual meeting in Montreal in September. Chief Justice Witte will preside and introduce Viscount Hal Dane, lord high chancellor of England, who will deliver the annual address. Senator Root will preside at the annual dinner. Egg shower for a letter carrier at Tola Kansas. Milton C. Rumbeck received 128 eggs and two dressed chickens after a route trip. Dallas, Texas seeks to curb noisy automobiles.

Washington Taft American Bar Association Montreal Witte Supreme Court of the United States Viscount Haldane England Ethu Root New York Tola Kan Milton C. Rumbeck Savonburg Rumbeck

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