Madison Herald notices and local movements
Local brief items include Will Clements and Helen Hummel traveling to Indianapolis, several residents visiting Indianapolis and Cincinnati, pension for Leonard S. Chadwell, and movements of Mrs. H W Baldridge and family. Figures show Edgar Demaree and William Wetzel named Esquires in K of P, awards over Jim Cochrane photo, and a pistol duel fined in Switzerland county court. A fire delayed a night train, with a horse killed near the crossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Clements
Indianapolis
C. B. Meliah
Cincinnati
Helen Hummel
Sue
Emma Martch
Mabel Johnston
Stuart Co
Neil Lyons
Dan Jones
Louisville
H. W. Baldridge
Rebecca
Emily
Ilinois
Edward Henry
Joseph Henry
W. T. Deatherage
New York
F. P. Smith
Michael Ferrell
James Farrell
Anderson
Joseph Heary
Madison Lodge No. 21
K. of P
Esquire
Edgar Demaree
William Wetzel
James Cochrane
Columbia Republican
Frank Gouty
Foster
Ind
Peoplea Warehouse
G. L. Grouty
Clyde Brock
Edgar Francklin
Markland
Brock
Griffith
Switzerland
North Vernon
Madison Movie Project Starts As Casting Shifts
Expert camera crews arrived in Madison to film a local drama by the Enterprise Film Syndicate of Louisville. Miss Mary Flynn replaces Miss Georgine Yonker as lead with Robert McClure and Howard Hank supporting. The plot follows a love triangle ending in marriage after a fire scene with the fire department, toward a Crystal theater premiere in about two to three days plus a week more for full completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Georgine Yonker
Mary Flynn
Misa Flynn
Messrs
Robert McClure
Hero
Joe
Howard Hank
Bill
Madigan
Boya
Miss Flyon
Enterprise Film Syndicate of Louisville
R. W. Conant
Jos. H. Monaghan
George Millikan
Mary
The Herald Burns New Dress of Type
The Herald in Madison claims steady growth and strong local news coverage. It rejects type-setting machines and plans a new dress of type to improve readability and employ more people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Madison
Funeral rites for Joseph Henry at St Michael's Church
Funeral services for Joseph Henry were held at St Michael's Church this morning with a large gathering including fire department members and Knights of Columbus. Father Guthoeck delivered a consoling sermon and paid tribute to the decedent. Burial followed at North Madison Catholic cemetery with pallbearers William A. Bierck Gus Yucker L. W. Lory Edward Dilhammer John Gibbs Robert Cooney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Henry
St. Michael’s Church
Fire Companion
Knights of Columbus
Father Guthoeck
North Madison Catholic Cemetery
Messrs
William A. Bierck
Gus Yucker
L. W. Lory
Edward Dilhammer
John Gibbs
Robert Cooney
Martinsville trip and Saluda land sale report
Mrs James Wellington returned from Martinsville. At the sheriff's sale the National Branch Bank bought 20 acres in Saluda township from Oma Coombs and others for 150 dollars. Esther Wray Jessie Brown and Bertha Seacreat resumed studies at Hanover College after Thanksgiving. Peter Adam aged 63 died in Indianapolis. Funeral at St Patrick's Church with burial in Holy Cross Cemetery. Mary Emily Wadeworth funeral at Mrs J B Magers home with burial at Springdale Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saluda Township
Oma Coombs
National Branch Bank
Esther Wray
Jessie Brown
Bertha Seacreat
Crotheraville
Hanover College
Peter Adam
Indianapolis
St. Patrick’s Church
Holy Cross Cemetery
Madigan
Mary Emily
Louis R. Wadeworth
J.B. Magers
Dr. Turner
Trinity Church
Springdale Cemetery
Kentuckian Elmer Crittenden found wounded on Trimble ferry
Chief of Police Jenkins and Officer Alexander found Elmer Crittenden from Kentucky on the Trimble ferry boat in a near unconscious state with severe head wounds after 6 pm. He was taken to the jail where Dr Turner gave treatment eight stitches were required. Crittenden, heavily intoxicated, cannot recall the events. He has a prior record of intoxication arrests and recently returned from the Indiana penal farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenkins
Alexander
Elmer Crittenden
Crittenden
Dr. Turner
Indiana
Milton Ky Obit and Local News Roundup
Mrs. Sarah E. Mitchell aged about 89 died at the home of her son Knoble Mitchell after a lingering illness. Funeral services were at Pleasant View church and burial was in Bedford I O O F cemetery. A groundhog theft mystery ends with a note inviting the rightful owner to call. Local visits and church events are noted with several residents highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah E. Mitchell
Knoble Mitchel
Knoble P. Mitchell
Christian Church
Bedford
Pleasant View
W. H. Law
Lizzie Neihouse
Henry Bush
Cincinnati
Ohio
Otis Green
A. J. Stewart
Dan Welch
Indianapolis
Henry Sachleben
Hunters Bottom
Frank Green
Misa Inez C. Reed
Shellie Poland
Milton
J. A. Crafton
Greenfield
Ind
S. BE. Mitchell
Ethel Culver
Willie
Lelia McCalister
Hopewell
Lula Welch
Iola Stewart
Gilbert
Grace Perry
Home Folke
Polite Mixup on Streetcar Sparks Confusion
A London tram ride leads to a humorous language mix up as Jones apologizes after mishearing a passenger. The exchange spirals with miscommunications about Miss Underwood and a starving aunt, drawing amused replies from bystanders.
Tanlac offered for old folks by Madison dealer
The Tanlac Man promotes Tanlac as Nature’s boon for debility among all ages. It claims to restore sleep, appetite, digestion, vitality, and mood, and notes Madison stores like W. H. Rogers stock the premier preparation.
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Madison
W. H. Rogers
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The fragmentary passage describes a placid scene with a dinosaur and a claim about extinction. It includes quoted dialogue and an unclear judgment, but no verifiable event, date, or named entities to report as a news item.
Wicks- How did you get your wife to give up her vacation
Wiseman explains that a potted fern birthday gift keeps his wife at home and unwilling to entrust the trip to others, a line from the Boston Globe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wicks
Boston Globe
Sounds Like a Dare in the Parlor Exchange
A fragment from the St. Louis Post-Dispatch quotes a lively tease in a parlor where playful lines reference a Kia among lips and a deaf father figure. The casual exchange centers on flirtatious banter and domestic humor.
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Kate
Iad
Dad
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Practice Makes Perfect in a Richmond Love Quip
A witty clash unfolds in the Richmond Times Dispatch as two speakers debate affection and propriety. A sharp exchange questions whether one suitor ever truly loved another, with playful snipping about discrimination and untried affections.
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Richmond Times-Dispatch
It Couldn't Stand the Shock Poem Rejected by Magazine
A short exchange notes that after sending a poem to a magazine it was rejected. The bemused speaker fears consequences while another suggests it may not lead to legal action.
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Boston Transcript
The Milkman’s Sunlit Delivery Cited The Accidente Warning
A short note references a milkman who takes a bun and leaves milk in the sun. It also mentions Dr Thomas Eclectic Oil as a remedy in emergencies and lists two sizes 25c and 50c sold in stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiengo Tribune
Dr. Thomas
Eclectic Oil
Centenarian Scot Drives Auto in Burlingame Parade
Daniel McCline, a 100 year old Scot with eleven children and several grandchildren, celebrated in Burlingame California by learning to drive his granddaughter’s car. He noted astonishment at modern locomotion after previously steering a sailing craft seventy-five years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardy Scot
Burlingame
Cal
Daniel MccCbine
Hardy Scotchman
U. T. Ambrose
McCline
California
Lassen County
How Dry I Am Mystery Sparks Des Moines Raid
Des Moines officers and two guards, led by A I Ting with Nigin and Captain Weaver, searched Scotty McClure’s home for Tignor. The raid yielded twenty one pints of whisky hidden behind a piano as the dialogue turned to tunes and misread names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
A. I. Ting
Nigin
Weaver
Scotty McClure
Tignor
Giatte
Scotty
Generous New Yorker Weds Atlanta Heiress in Cash Fraught Union
William TD Burden of New York, 76, married Lulu Thomson Thomson, 28, in Atlanta after sending a $360000 cash stake. The match, opposed by Burden’s Macon relatives, followed an anonymous advertisement Lulu answered seeking a companion. The pair left for New York to reside together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
William TD Burden
New York
Lulu Konedas
Plouison
Burden
Tie
W. S. Thomson
Athinta
Leonidas BF. Scott
Decatur
Philadelphia
Georgia
Lulu
Miss Thomson
Macon
Mr. Burden
Wireless sickness spreads as sea travel tech shocks crew
Philadelphia reports a new ailment named wireless nausea. Travelers at sea felt nauseated without visible cause as wireless telephones emit high voltage currents. An Aero Club of Pennsylvania member investigated aboard a coastwise liner and observed effects once the apparatus operated at very high potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Cine
Aero Club of Pennsylvania
Coast Wise
Arlington Oras
Atra
Funeral services for Charles L Gebeat held at home
Funeral services for Charles L Gebeat were conducted at his North Jefferson Street home this afternoon at 2:90 o'clock. Rev. Lower led the house services and Masone conducted the burial rites at Springdale cemetery with pallbearers from the Elks band and Masone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Gebeat
North Jefferson St
Lower
Masone
Springdale Cemetery
Elks Band
Madison Wholesale Market Prices and Quotations Listing
A dense snapshot of price quotes for grains, feeds, poultry, hay, seeds, and coal from Madison wholesale markets. Includes per bushel and per ton figures for oats, wheat, corn, alfalfa, clover, timothy hay, straw, and various coal products, with multiple vendor references and unit measurements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen of Madison
Ie Hong Es
KC Cocks
Tydey Cline
Daily Market Report Wheat and Grains Mixed Prices
Market report shows steady to firm for wheat No 2 red and corn through billing terms, with oats and hay varying by grade. Cattle receipts around 1,800 head with ranges for good to choice, hogs steady with weights up to 210 pounds, and bullion prices cited at $51 to $55 per ounce.
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Wadison Herald
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Inberzi
Ofice
East Mainstrent
Alison Find
Mr. Kirby Buchanan
Blanton Anderson
Chloe Davis
Henry Edwarde
Leonard S. Chadwell
Jeese Adams
Carrollton
G. L. Spaulding
William Dunlap
Howard
Memphis
Tenn
Mary Kampe
George Logaman
Wm. Watlington
Carl Dow
Hazel Furbush
Esther Barth
William H. O'Brien
Lawrenceburg
Madison Movies
the Herald
Creas
James Wellington
Martinsville
Kentucky
Oiticere
Milton, RY
BR. B
Reece
Jones
Tim
Miss Underwood
Wells
Tanlac
Thoas
Puy
Kansan City
Arles L. Geprst
Chrys
Springdale
Richard Johnson
Phillip Keatner
Thomas Reed
P. E. Bear
Charles Coxe
H. H. Cope
Madison Wholesale Markets
Trow
Timothy Hay
Ree
J. Schofield & Son
Middletons Wymond Co
Pittsburg
Pertom
Perton
Wafors
Daily Market Report
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BO Gulick
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