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Madison Weekly Herald

Location

Madison, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1892

Page

8

Central Hotel arrest marks August Saturday in town

An unknown intoxicated man was arrested at the Central Hotel this afternoon. A Bee Camp baseball game features a Madison base ballists’ picked nine at Beech Grove Driving Park. The funeral of Alfred Knowles, 66, was held at nine this morning with interment in Springdale cemetery. Dr Forshee’s buggy accident left him bruised after a fall and horse drag. Thomas Coeney and workers returned from Swanville due to rain delaying bridge work. Jacob Chambers, horseman from Columbus, lost or had stolen a pocket book at the races. valuables may be claimed at the HrraLp office. Billy Did Barnes displays a four foot cottonwood relic found on a flooding victim from Johnstown, Pa., shown by Jul Schmidt. Recent marriage licenses include Gooves and Watton. Holcroft and Pellars. Basket and Miller. Weaver and Phillips. Dreskell and Price. Louden and Pruitt. Dean and West. Waltz and James. Ray and Luckett. Brook and Davis.

Thomas Coeney Swanville Swansville Jacob Chambers Columbus HrraLp Billy Barnes St. Nicholas Johnstown Burns Jul Schmidt Lawrence Gooves Lida Watton Charles Holcroft Annie M. Pellars

Noted River Captain Thomas Ryman A Nashville Steamboat Boss

A striking figure Captain Thomas Ryman dominates Cumberland River navigation owning nine or ten boats and guiding river trade from Pittsburg to New Orleans. Once a poor fisherman he became a wealthy steamboat owner known for discipline on board and courage in crises. He transformed his fleet after reforming his crew and supporting his son’s future as a preacher.

Thomas Ryman Nashville Cumberland River Tie Pittsburg New Orleans Ryman Cleveland Sam Jones Tennessee Roughs

Demands and notices mix in Madison area society

Lexington Democrats organized in Scott county. Dr Wells opens office at New Washington. Prohibition candidate Theodore Giltner seeks Clark county sheriff. K P encampment draws travel to Kansas City. marriages, pensions, and local incidents fill the week.

Lexington Scott County Dr. Wells New Washington United States George Geisler Sam Herin Hanover Road Theodore Giltner Bethlehem Clark County St. Louis Pennsylvania K. of P Kansas City

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