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Newspaper

Madison Weekly Herald

Location

Madison, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1913

Page

6

Madison area notes and visiting guests at local homes

Madison reports a stream of visitors and residents traveling to and from Vevay and Cincinnati. Notables include Mina Myrtle Leland returning from Canaan after three weeks, Mr Charles Crammer returning to Indianapolis, and Mrs Roberts heading to Wirt for property matters. Local residents entertain relatives from Newport Wyoming and Indianapolis while Miss Pearl Shockley visits Cincinnati and Akron before returning home.

Mina Myrtle Leland Mra. Littlejohn Canaan Jeff Littlejohn Geo. N. Leland Charles Crammer Indianapolis Roberts Wirt Caimore Pee Estate Misa Pearl Shockley Cincinnati Mildred Stevenson Mimore Shockley East Second Street Misa Shockley Akron Carl Hans Flolen Maurice John Hans Walnut Street

Centennial greetings sent by Vevay to Madison Chautauqua leaders

A large Vevay gathering during the Centennial Homecoming heard W. C. Protman read the greeting address adopted by the Madison Chautauqua on Tuesday night. A reply was drafted, telephoned to Madison, and read at the Chautauqua event. The letter from Vevay, dated August 21, 1915, expresses mutual goodwill and a wish for continued friendly rivalry to boost local and state welfare. Signed by W. O. Protsman and Lena Mills.

Vevay Madison Chautauqua W. C. Protaman Madison Chautauqua Assembly FF. M. Griffith Elmer E. Scott McGregor Chautauqua Ind Timer E. Scott John McKregor Madison Chautauqua Aasao Madison Chautauqua Association Madison Jeffersan County Atrea W.O. Protsman Mias Lena Mills

Opposition to ban on big Sunday dinners in Indiana swells

The Woman's Franchise League of Indiana rejects a Kaned movement to end weekly big Sunday dinners. Mrs. Sta Chay Scott says such crusades misalign with suffrage aims and argues Sunday dinners are a personal choice not a league policy. She asserts Hoosier women seek more privileges, not fewer.

Indianapolisa Indiana Woman’s Franchise League of Kanend

Death of Andrew Reidel in Indianapolis

Telegram reports Andrew Reidel died from injuries suffered at work after an accident last Wednesday. He was about 40, survived by one brother and two sisters, bachelor, lived in Indianapolis for years. Remains to arrive on the noon train. funeral and burial likely Sunday. time to be announced. In Madison the past 24 hours four local families welcomed births: Understeller son, Turner daughter, Golden son, Thomas son.

Johan GG. Reidel Ryker'a Miye Indianapolis Tia Andrew Reidel Stork Madison Nicholas Understeller Howard ‘Turner Peter Golden Wilburn Thomas

Death reveals love tragedy in poisoning case

In a tangled report, Mise Fouma EO Kent is accused of administering poison to Dr Stanley G. Kean Young Itatan Phyaw an She Dienie gs. The text suggests a courtroom or confession setting with references to death, alleged acts, and related names, though details are fragmented.

Mise Fouma EO Kent Stanley G. Kean Young Itatan Phyaw

Miss Anna Woodward Soprano at State Fair

Miss Anna Woodward, a soprano, appeared at the State Fair in Milton Wy on August 21. Rhoda Wicker of Indiana and Clarence Ward of this place were married at Mt. Byrd parsonage by Rider Martin. Capt. Richard King resumed pilot duties on the Tina and is now piloting the Ed. Meyer with Geo Aghby and Jim Peel. The gasoline yacht Tionesta from Cincinnati visited Mulberry Street with Jos A Bauers John F Ciooshing Frank Long George Stukenburg Charles Nienhaus aboard before returning home.

Milton, Wy Rhoda Wicker Indiana Clarence Ward This Place Mt. Byrd Parsonage Rider Martin Richard King Tina Ed. Meyer Madison Geo. Aghby King Kentucky River Jim Peel Meyer Louisville Hickman Ky Cincinnati Mulberry Street Jos. A. Bauers John F. Ciooshing Frank Long George Stukenburg Cheorge Nienhaus

Property Transfers and Upcoming Horse Sale Mentioned

Stephan A. Reid and wife transfer SU acres in Graham township to Albert Paswater for 3500. Marietta Teaves and husband sell property in the city to Sarah C McKay and husband for 3900. Edgar O Coffman and wife deed 40 acres in Republican township to Frank F Brown for 1000. W F Smitha of Indianapolis, a noted horse dealer, plans a sale of about 380 horses and mules at the old Connelly stables on north Broadway, with ads to be run. Henry Bentz and family host guests George Berger and John Pendleton of Pittsburgh for days of picnicking, boating, and Chautauqua. Beriresh supply Mrs Austins Bag Buckwheat now on hand at your grocer.

Stephan A. Reid Albert Paswater Graham Township Marietta Teaves Sarah C. McKay Edgar O. Coffman Frank F. Brown Republican W.F. Smitha Indianapolis Connelly North Broadway Smitha Madison Henry Bentz Walnut Street Bentz George Berger John Pendleton Pittsburgh Queare Clifty Walla

Tragic Fire Deaths Linked to Suicides and Local Crimes

In Middletown a series of sensational incidents unfolds including a patient Miss Maretha Fadl at the state hospital who died by smothering on a pillow during an epileptic seizure. Authorities explore whether a string of deaths and suspected crimes are connected by a pattern of self harm and suspected foul play.

Middletown, Noy Maretha Fadl New York City State Hospital

Remarkable Skin Salve Aids Boy After Failed Remedies

The News of Cornelius reports Wonderful Skin Salve Bucklon Anica Salve as a renowned remedy for skin diseases and inflammation. Mentions a boy helped after initial remedies failed and an incident at Harpor's drug store with wounded Jets seeking treatment.

Bucklon PL Sessainan the News Cornelius N. Ge Harpor'a

Threat to End War via Submarine Explosion Claims

An interview describes a plan to end warfare by detonating an explosive aboard a submarine fifteen miles from a yacht near Pavre. It cites a claim that infrared devices could trigger massive blasts, with officials from the French army and navy present. The source asserts such an attack would halt all hostilities.

Iusiis Trehan Pav

Tennessee to Lift Quarantine on Southern Cattle

Southern state freed from cattle tick quarantine as efforts continue to eradicate the pest. Officials report campaigns across the region have reduced infestations, with producers investing substantial sums per head to protect herds.

Tennessce Alphoa'tyre Jose Spu Oni Bas Veterinariana Ten Derren

Baseball Pitcher Saves Boy's Life in Bold Gesture

Washington Warren Slee credits a letter and a signed baseball from Walter Johnson for stabilizing a seriously ill boy. The rescue followed a hospital stay and a plan to visit Johnson's hotel once Warren leaves the hospital.

Washington Warren Walter Heinen Washington Noasetach Tenga Warren Hag Tomer Walter Johnson Walter Johpson Wien Johamsen Situa Pisostellans Mr Johnson

Canary Returns After Cat Captivity

Mrs Franklin Woods of Denver township cared for a canary when a cat disappeared with the bird. Four days later the canary was found, revived, and returned unharmed by Mr Woods after following the song to a nearby tree and doorway.

Readliz Franklin Woods Denver Woods Emery Abd D T

Cat Grows Third Set of Teeth in Roaring Springs

Bao Dr W. Box of Roaring Springs owns a cat that unexpectedly developed a third set of teeth. The aging pet was weak and near death at seventeen years old. A veterinarian prescribed promod steak and the animal improved, becoming fat and sleek again as new teeth formed.

Bao Dr W. Box Roaring Springs

Farmer Discovers Mammoth Tusk on Local Farm

W. J. Post unearthed a mastodon tusk about five feet four inches long and fifteen inches in circumference while digging on his farm near Harrheaun No Y. He plans to locate more skeleton parts in the area, indicating a large prehistoric find.

Harrheaun W. J. Post

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