Officeri East Main Strat adison Ind
District officers report on East Main Street at Madison Indiana on August 19, 1885 detailing municipal actions and local conditions in brief.
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Newspaper
Madison Weekly Herald
Location
Madison, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1915
Page
6
Same Yesterday Today and For Ever Describes G O P Efforts
Indiana Republican leaders press unity with progressives while denouncing factional splits. The Marion Leader-Tribune cites New York World to claim the party resists change and plans a reactionary national campaign, with primary law safeguards and internal divisions exposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
New York World
Marion
Democratic Party
Ijtil
Indiana
Pennsylvania
New York
Republican State Committee
Grand Old Party
Delavan Smith
Bossa
Republican Party
Woodrow Wilson
State House
Thomas R Marshall
Pleasant Point community notes include visits and sales
Louis Bechmann traveled to Cincinnati with granddaughter Marie Bechmann. Jengie Turner from Madison visits Miss Jeanette Bramwell amid Wirt revival. George Gardner sold farm to Bishop Stewart. Lizzie Bubmiller sold 2014 acres to John Wehner. Thurnall family now reside on their farm. Anna Weir visits C. George's family. Victrola Concert at Hebron. Ruesel George returns from Markland. Elizabeth Mix returns from Kentucky nursing. Attendees at Bryantsburg camp meeting. revival at Wirt with 2 pm and 7:45 pm services. Bro Ella preaches. nightly prayer at 7:20. Florence Spann visiting from Indianapolis. Maddox entertained relatives. Requet family hosted North Vernon guests. Vena Cordrey visiting. rain appreciated. Cecil Thurnall to Hanover for work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Bechmann
Cincinnati
Marie Bechmann
Jengie Turner
Madison
Jeanette Bramwell
Wirt
George Gardner
Bishop Stewart
Lizzie Bubmiller
John Wehner
David Thurnall
Anna Weir
Knoxville
Tenn
C. George
Hebron
Ruesel George
Markland
Harold Chittenden
Elizabeth Mix
Kentucky
Aona Smart
Big Creek
George Wallilee
Bryantsburg
Ella
Misa Florence Spann
Indiananapolis
D. Maddox
Adistance
Michael Requet
Ret Eder
North Vernon
Vena Cordrey
Soldier’s Home
Marion
Robert Cordrey
Cecil Thurnall
Hane
Bowser Buys an Automatic for Burglary Night
Mr. Bowser purchases an automatic pistol after a supposed burglar on his street car is seen. He and Mrs. Bowser devise a plan to confront intruders, chase a burglar downstairs, and discharge several shots. The escapee is believed mortally wounded, but a comedic aftermath unfolds with the cat and damaged household items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bowser
Mra. Bowser
Mrs. Bowser
Has Mother Found Insane in New Jersey
Ridgewood New Jersey Dr C A DeMund Clarence Mabie and Robert B Vanderbeek on a lunacy commission appointed by Vice Chancellor Vivian AM Lewis have found Mrs Clara Lorraine Sands insane and recommend a guardian Miss Elizabeth RK Sands daughter of the defendant began the proceeding to save 15000 of a 50000 estate she says her mother is squandering due to incompetency Miss Sands testified her mother dressed like a girl at sixty ran up large bills and refused to pay she also wrote to President Wilson Secretary McAdoo and William Jennings Bryan about a million dollar estate being wrested from her
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgewood
N. J
C. A. DeMund
Clarence Mabie
Robert B. Vanderbeek
Vivian AM. Lewis
Clara Lorraine Sands
Elizabeth RK. Sands
Miss Sands
Wilson
Secretary of the Treasury
McAdoo
William Jennings Bryan
Grilled Exchange Overlooked Gridiron Lookalike Joke
A humorous dialogue features a comment about appearance on the gridiron. A punchline reframes the insult as lobster comparison, ending with a judge involved in the scene.
Were They Clay The Tolulo Maiden and the Boston Maid
A playful verse from Harvard Lampoon features a Tolulo maiden who calls herself a complete poem and a Boston maid who asks if he scanned her feet in a lighthearted exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tolulo
Pete
Boston
Harvard Lampoon
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Publishei BY
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G.O. P
Willis S. Thompson
Pleasant Point
Bowser
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Mrs. Trowser
Jim
Pryibe
Mr Bowsers
Old Fineer
Chen
Aenin
Mr. Bower
Mr. Downer
Flo
Africa
Cress
RSA
Abe Senna Bechelle
CenTaur Company
Haat
Astoria
the Centaur Company
New York City
Weir
California
Louisville
Stant Service
Madison Telephone Co
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