New Albany Dial Reorganized and Local Notices Run
The column lists community notices including memorial services for Advins P Hovey in Wingchester, church services for the Feast of the Immaculate Conception, licensing in Jefferson county, pension increases for Ben Stonestreet, organ purchases, and various local notices. It mentions a new courthouse dedication, health remedies, and multiple local incidents such as a man gored by a boar, a venomous snake sighting, a man killed by a train, and local business updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Albany Commercial Dial
Advins P. Hovey
Wingchester
Granville Spicer
Ruby Bosmith
David Sherman
Rebecca Lockridge
Jefferson County
Honeywell Haskell
James Wood
Kent
James Higbie
Saluda
D. M. Hooker
Warren
Bod
Jeben MecClang
McClang
John Uason Craig
Danville
Robert Byerly
Monoy
Godford
N.Y
Black Dress Goods Ribboned With Wide Novelty Line
The shop showcases numerous novelty items in black dress fabrics alongside popular staples like Perfect Black Silk Wrap and All Wool Henriettas. Featured are fabrics including Metrase Bedford Cord Ragazine India Stripes Pique and Zis Zay, with Silk Wrap novelties and bordered Suitings plus Nun's Cloth and Drap D Alma. Pattern dresses in Bhik Black White and Grey are also offered.
Moffett & Son store invites public to view New Year gift
The Madison Indiana ad notes a sale at Moffett & Son with a plan to raffle a grand picture on New Year’s Day and welcomes back William Amsden who partners with Hon. Marius Surver in law practice. The item mentions William C Keller’s cigar business and new manufacturing start by January 1. It also calls readers to a celebration for Indiana statehood anniversary and a penny fund drive at city schools.
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Willian M. Amsden
Jeferson
Marius KR
Amsden
Hanover College
William ¢. Keller
Indianapolis
Keller
Armaker
N.T. Drake & CO
West Main Street
Madison
Ind
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promoted For Rheumatism Relief
A 19th century health note attributes rheumatism to lactic acid from sour milk and cider. It recommends Hood's Sarsaparilla to purify the blood, invigorate kidneys and liver, and prevent further rheumatic attacks.
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Hood
Holiday Excursions Via Pennsylvania Lines
Excursion tickets go on sale at reduced rates at all Pennsylvania Lines stations west of Pittsburgh on December 24 276th and 3st 1891 and January 1 92 good for return travel to January 4 1892 inclusive. December 8 deed and will December 30
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Pennsylvania Lines
Pittsburg
Miss Shaw Speaks on Temperance at the Opera House
Miss Shaw addressed an attentive audience of Madison's educated citizens on temperance and women’s work, arguing for shared duties of men and women and praising a woman’s vote for decency and order. Indiana Day in public schools will be marked Friday with student declamations and essays on Indiana’s history and progress.
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Indiana
Eity
Madison
Anna Shaw
Opera House
Miss Shaw
Mies Shaw
Death in Timberland Near Milan Shocks Napoleon
The quiet Napoleon town in Ripley county was startled by the discovery of Lewis Newman's dead body in a desolate timber area near Milan. He had been missing for days after a prolonged drinking spree and likely died from exposure. A hunter named Roman Link helped locate the body, which was found with significant disfigurement. Newman left a wife and two children.
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Napoleon
Ripley County
Lewis Newman
Milan
Roman Link
Newman
Cincinnati
County Board Liquidates Indebtedness in Scott County
Scott County in Indiana reports a historic financial milestone as the Democratic Board of Commissioners, meeting in Scottsburg, issues orders to pay off all outstanding bills. The move marks the first time the county has seen such fiscal relief after years of debt.
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Scott County
Ind
Democratic Board of Commissioners
Scottsburg
City Exemption Valuation Figures Issued by Mayor Brashear
Mayor Brashear releases estimated valuation of tax exempt property in the city as of June 1 1891. Holiday excursion tickets will be sold at reduced rates on December 24 25 31 1891 and January 1 1892 with return to January 4 1892 through Pennsylvania lines stations.
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Brashear
Wasniscrox
Dew
Senate
Sherman
Muidmunds
Bynum
Congress
Indianapolis
News
Samuel Parsons
Leroy M. Yale
New Zealand
Sidney Dickinson
Australia
Birge Harrison
Charles Scribner’s Sons, Publishers
Broadway
New York
Crisp Wins after 30 Ballots in House Speakership Fight
The House Democratic caucus continued for thirty ballots before finalizing its choice. Hatch shifted to Crisp with Byrnes and Wilson joining, McMillin withdrew mid day, and McMillin finally backed Mills, leaving Crisp just shy of victory before the decisive vote.
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Springer
Casta
Crisp
Washington
House
Cobb
Missouri
Hatch
Mills
DeArmond
Positive remedy promotes cure for consumption
Advert appears as medical cure claim by M O Slocum offering two free bottles to readers with consumption. He promises thousands cured and asks for Express and P O addresses to send samples.
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P. O
Tally
Slocum
M. O
Buckwheat Cakes Reform with Dr Price’s Powder
The old fermentation method for buckwheat cakes caused indigestion and stomach troubles. The new method eliminates fermentation and bakes hot cakes in 12 minutes. Dr Price's Cream Baking Powder, the only powder with egg whites, makes light tasty cakes suitable for dyspeptics.
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Prktchunt
Thadsea
Dr. Price
Dr. Prices
Crisp Victory Sparks Pandemonium in Caucus
In a heated caucus scene J Springer nominated Charles F. Crisp triggering wild cheers. Crisp tally reached 119 to 105 for Mills and Springer with a bloc switching to Springer after Springer withdrew. Unanimous nomination followed and other party officer posts were decided amid excitement.
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Nouked
Mr. Springer
Holman
J. Springer
Charles F. Crisp
Crisp
Committee On Appropriations
Judge Crisp
Brian
Nebraska
Snow
Ilinois
Martin and
Patton
Indiana
Springer
Messrs. Busey and Steward
Minois
Hobwais
Mills
Stevens
J. D. C. Brown
Kerr
Pennsylvania
Clerk
Yoder
Ohio
Turner
New York City
Milburn
Dalton
The Forum December Issue Promises Wide Range of Topics
The Forum outlines three main subjects for the coming year including Political Subjects from the Presidential Campaign Financial Disturbances and Theological Unrest with social questions. It highlights contributions from leaders and names several featured articles and ongoing discussions with a price of 50 cents per copy and 5 dollars a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Volunteers
Alien R. Foote
Society of Loyal Volunteers
Massachusetts
Wm. F. Russell
Germany
Alsace-Lorraine
Camille Pelletan
Chamber of Deputies
Jacob H. Schiff
New York
Frederic Harrison
Aldace F. Walker
Western Traffic Association
Women's Club
Alica H. Raine
Lord Tennyson
Edwin Arnold
the Forum
Union Square
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Schofield
L & M. Woolen Mills Blankets
Gaiters
Peter - Denzer
John Braun & Co
Mulberry Street
Columbus
Joseph G. Marshal
Ben Stonestreet
Hanover
Wood
John Beach
North Madison
Veter Wiris
Klein
Liberty
G.alr. Havi
Crovernor Chase
Heberhart & Son
Dee
Ldswim
Squire Cravens
Jim Ross
Permelia James
Jim
Permelia
Maria Clarkson
John Cadwallader
Henry IL. Gray
Matilda Gray
Squire Allen
J. J. Whitney
Rochester
N. Y
Jly
Seavens
Moffett & Son
Amp Christas
Prives Low
Johnson
Misses Shaw
Eul Versonal Fotal County
Speaker Crisp
Georgia
Messrs
Byrnes and Wilson
Wheeler
Alabama
Shirley
Stont
Michigan
McMillin
Votal
United Action
McClellan
Mills and Crisp
Wisconsin
Durburrow
Capehart
West Virginia
Stahlnecker
Chamber of the House
Charles Frederick Crisp
Republican Caucus
Harrison
Tax Fort
William BE
Russell
Scribner’s
Washington Allston
Chicago
Andrew Johnson
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