Hays speaks in Cincinnati as Ward eyes supreme bench
The day recounts James O Donnell presenting Will Hays with a bouquet, an audience in Cincinnati heard Col Ward, Vevay attorney, run for Judge Berkshire's vacancy. News notes Jepthah Mayfield and wife visiting, Simon Liver Regulator ads, and local traffic and death notices accompany the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James O'Donnell
Will
Hays
Will S. Hays
Cincinnati
Armory
Simmons
Col. Ward
Vevay
Berkshire
Supreme Bench
Jepthah Mayfield
James
Broadway
Hood
Fire destroys Evansville Peoples Theatre and crew
A major fire engulfed the Evansville Peoples Theatre property room and walls, burning the building to the ground and damaging the adjacent Evansville Journal office. Losses are estimated at no less than 75000 dollars. The blaze erupted this morning before alarms could be sounded, with fire crews battling the flames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Peoples’ Theatre
Evansville
Two Sermons At Vine Street Baptist Church Reflected Deep Theological Thought
Rev J H Green former Indiana Methodist minister preached two powerful sermons on The glorious gospel of Jesus at Vine Street Baptist Church with Immersion being emphasized as true baptism. He left for Louisville this morning but baptisms will proceed tomorrow at 3 pm under Rev J S Gatton with several candidates.
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Vine Street
J.H. Green
Indianapolis
Green
Methodist Ministry
Indiana
The
Baptists
Herald
Louisville
J. S. Gatton
Resolutions Honor Judge Berkshire By Jefferson County Bar
The Jefferson County Bar adopted resolutions mourning the death of Judge John Griffith Berkshire. The group praised his long service as a judge and lawyer, and offered sympathy to his widow and children. Reports of river conditions and local notices followed, including ship movements and a divorce pension case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkshire
Jefferson County
John G. Berkshire
Supreme Court of Indiana
John Griffith Berkshire
Supreme Court
North Vernon
Indiana
Jefferson Circuit
Bourbon County
Clarke County
Paris to Venice by Rail Through Alpine Passes and Milan Sights
The itinerary travels from Paris at eight PM toward the Alps, Mont Cenis and Dora Riparia, to Milan’s Duomo and San Ambrogio, then on to Verona and Venice. The passage highlights historic sites, churches, and monuments along the route, noting Leonardo da Vinci, Palladio, and Roman antiquities. Brown's Iron Bitters advertised at end.
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Paris
Alps
Montmellan
Savoy
France
Arc
Modane
Fourneaux
Mont Cenis
Dora Riparia
Susa
Segusio
Dora
Augustus
Cottius
The
Twrim
Milan
Piazza del Duomo
Visconti
Sforzas
Luini
Leonardo da Vinote
Bramantino
San Ambroggio
Frederic Barbarossa
St. Ambrose
Bacchus
Theodosius
Thessalonica
Via Lanzone
San Lorenzo
Aquillius
Ataulph
Venice
Treviglio
Breschis
Lago di Garda
Selferino
Victor Emmanuel
Napoleon III
Breschia
Vespasian
Verona
Adige
San Pietro
Theodoric
Rosamond
Alboin
Romeo
Juliet
Vicenza
Palladio
Padua
Troy
Maestro
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sarah Allen
North Madison
Simmons Liver Regulator
Griffith
Allison
Indianapolis News
J. G. Berkshire
George S. Pleasant
Indiana School Book Law
Hiram Francisco
A. D. Vanesdol
Perry E. Bear
J. Y. Allison
Judge Friedley
Peter Winkle
Pete
Bee Camp
Howard Wells
Ildren
Columbus Publican
W. T. Friedley
Judge Dowling
New Albany
Samuel Roseburrs
Graham Township
Madison
Lawrence
Kingo Cne
Moffett & Son
Carrollton
Pitcher’s Castoria
George Washington
Madison Marine Ways
James Hill
David Barmore
Hill
H. C. Haarstick
St. Louis
Capt
Barmore
Jeffersonville
C. J
People’s
Journal
the Herald
Kate Fields
Washington
Detroit
Free Pi
Miss Fields
Chicago
Joan of Arce
Arthur Robert
London
Maid of Orleans
K. F. Washington
Q. L
Sue
Primus
Secudus
the Baptist Church
Friedley
E. G. Leland
Neal
Potter
D. P. Monroe
Holly Austin
W. M. Jackman
Charles George
W. M. Officer
Charles Schaman
John R. Ritchie
John Hammel
Mark Daily
L. G. Faulkner
Frank Mayfield
Old Saul
Dr. Bull
C. L. Walker
H. H. Francisco
Committee
Walker
Messie
Vanosdol
Ford
Bear
Sulzer
River News
Memphis
Kentucky
Mary Houston
New Orleans
West Street
Gen. Pike
Tower & Craven
Cooper Shop
A. J. Smith
Robert Knox
General Pike
General
Louisville and Cincinnati Mail Line
Dow & Brown
J. W. Turner
Trinity Church
N. Horuff
East Main St
Madison, Ind
Rogers & Cowlam
Main Street
Albany Dental Association
Albany
Delonte Bro.s. Queensware House
Branham & Ritchie
Branham & Chambers
Ind
George Diederich
West Main Street
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