Madison Notices and Obituaries Chronicle Local Losses
James Hill loses two $150 horses by death. Solomon Jennings, longtime Lexington resident, dies. William McNeely dies of heart paralysis after lunch in Vienna. Mrs. Baxter dies at 75 on Shun Pike. funeral at Craig's graveyard. Mrs Joyce dies in Milton Township. burial at Vernon's. Michael Ackerman, 74, dies on Ryker’s Ridge. funeral at St. Michael's Church. Local rail freight blockades and arrests of Arabian women reported.
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Hood
William McNeely
Vienna
Scott County
Russell Wyne
Lancaster
Teachers’ Institute
Madison
Cincinnati
Margaret A Baxter
Shun Pike
Monroe Township
Craig’s
Louisville
Cambridge City
Columbus Times
William Dorsey
Springdale Cemetery
Glover
William Thornton
Andrew Benson
William Wood
George McKenna
Fred Gaumer
James Joyce
Milton Township
Brooksburg
Vernon’s
Michael Ackerman
Ryker’s Ridge
Charles Smith
St. Michael’s Church
North Madison
Remains of Capt James Frost Interred in Ripley Ohio
The remains of Captain James Frost and his immediate family took the morning train to Ripley Ohio for final interment. He was fifty seven, leaves a widow four sons and two daughters. Frost spent his life on the river and was popular. Cause of death was paralysis of the heart found dead in his berth aboard the steamer Jim Montgomery on Thanksgiving morning. His son William Frost will continue the Madison Bethlehem steamer trade.
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James Frost
Ripley
Ohio
Frost
Jim Montgomery
William Frost
Madison
Bethlehem
Excur sion Tickets to Chicago for National Horse Show
On November 26 and 29 and December 2 train operators offer ex cursion tickets to Chicago at reduced round trip rates from Pennsylvania Lines ticket stations. Return coupon valid five days from sale date. Apply to nearest Pennsylvania Line agent for details.
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Chicago
Ada
Court ends assault case and liquor indictments fade
The court discharged many liquor dealer indictments as nolle prosequi while several defendants including Richard Lehring Charles Short Gus Zoeller and John Cruzan pled guilty and were fined ten dollars and costs Judge Friedley jailed a man for stone throwing and other cases were nolle prosed. The Jefferson County Teachers Association met at the high school with officers elected and discussions on the Young People’s Reading Circle and parental responsibility. Rival rail plans threaten Louisville access as Big Four seeks a terminal via Ohio and Mississippi with potential trackage deals to avoid independent construction.
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Malicah Kelley
Dalas Wright
Nolle
Richard Lehring
Charles Short
Gus Zoeller
John Cruzan
Friedley
Noile
Teachers’ Association
Jefferson County Teachers’ Association
Watson
J. M. Golden
Gertrude Gibson
D. M. Geeting
Geeting
I. B. Mount
Saluda
Surprise Birthday at Miss Louise Braun Home
About thirty friends gathered at Miss Julia Herrman’s home then moved to the Braun residence on south Walnut street for a surprise birthday party. Progressive euchre provided the main entertainment with prizes for top and bottom players, followed by a sumptuous repast. Guests praised Miss Louise Braun and her sisters for hosting a memorable evening.
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Louise Braun
John Braun
South Walnut Street
Julia Herrman
Braun
Lizzie
Rosa
Lena Smith
Damages Sought in $20000 Suit Against Louisville Gas Co
Mary Krockenberger administratrix of Tony Schlick files a $20000 claim in the Common Pleas Court alleging gas explosion caused the Boone Paper Co fire and death due to gross and willful negligence by Louisville Gas Company. Several similar suits follow in Louisville courts.
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Louisville Gas Company
Mary Krockenberger
Tony Schlick
Boone Paper Company
Bamberger, Strong & Co
Common Pleas Court
Louisville Courier-Journal
Death in a quarry leaves two Swedes dead after blast
In Brancorp D Conn on November 24, two Swedish workers William Johnson and Augustus Littleton were killed at Beattie's quarry Leetes Island by a dynamite blast. A misfire followed a later attempt to resume work and both men died from the explosion. Stamboul trots 2 07 1 2 at Stockton track, hailed as king of the trotting turf.
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Brancorpd
Conn
Beattie
Johnson
Littleton
Stamboul
Stockton
Cal
Hale Method Claimed To Make Sensitive Tooth Fillings Painless
The article reports on Dr. Hale's method for filling sensitive teeth, claiming careful two year testing and public acceptance. Dentists and patients praise it with testimonials, noting painless filling and high value, despite earlier doubts. A letter from a patient in Curia co cites minimal discomfort compared to prior experiences and references a dramatic residence fire incident nearby.
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Dr. Hale
Hale
Curiaco
C. E. Hale
St. Paul
Critchlow Acquitted of Murder in Homestead Riot
Sylvester Critchlow was acquitted of murder tied to the Homestead riot, but will be held on the charge of riot. The jury deliberated about two and a half hours after Judge Kennedy's instructions on murder and alibi. Bail likely to be set for the riot charge.
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Sylvester Critchlow
Homestead
Thomas M. Marshall
Hoe
Burleigh
Kennedy
T. J. Connor
Critchlow
Bimetallism Debate Dominates Brussels Monetary Talks
Brusses November 24 A rush of lobbying marks the international monetary conference with factions split on bimetallism and monometallism. French financiers back maintaining the status quo amid silver debates while England’s leadership could shape a world union including colonies and silver stocks.
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Brusses
International Monetary Conference
England
France
Belgium
Switzerland
Austria
Russia
United States
India
Germany
Paris
Brussels
Associated Press
M. Georges de Molinari
Journal Des Economistes
Buffet
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