Madison Daily Record: Local News Notes and Obituaries
Madison Jan 15 Local items include Representative Dean voting for an amendment to the Constitution for National protection and tobacco market notes from the Looo warehouse. Obituaries report Mrs Anna Kimberlin 83 and Mrs Benjini, with funeral details in Madison. Other items mention estate actions, camp service, and tobacco crop yields from Robert Craig of Hanover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapoli
Anna
Kimberlin
Oey Etrest
Madison
Mrs Jennie Knowles Miller Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Jennie Knowles Miller wife of W H Miller died at home on West Main Street at 2 am after nearly two years of illness. Born near Kent in Madison County she was 68 in November and lived a life of faith and service. Survived by husband two children and four grandchildren, funeral arrangements pending with Christian Church ties noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Knowles Miller
W. H. Miller
West Main Street
Alfred
Prudence Knowles
Maison
Knowles
Madison
Kent
ToSsheo
Mir Moser
Busbards
Juhia Caboell
Ohm
Earl
Degia Miller
Miss
Alma
Midler
Christin
Death of Mrs Wine Brow Brightens Madison Obituary Note
Mrs Winnie Brow a prominent Black resident of Madison died at her West Fourth Street home early this morning after long illness. She is survived by two sons James of Jonemnnaty and Rufus of this city. Funeral arrangements have not been decided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnie Brown
Wiest
Miedison
West Fourth Street
Edmond Brown
James
Jonemnnaty
Rufus
Moonlit Photography Revolution Captures Night Skies
An article describes early photographic experiments by new processes enabling clear night images. It highlights a photographer who captured the moon and rain soaked streets from a theater balcony and a police station, praising the technique's potential for aerial and land night observation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thas
Bicndin's Feat Recalled Across the Ages
A fragmented report recalls a historical feat dated October 10, 1860. It mentions a voyage or expedition involving figures like Pisoni and Pater, with references to a cross scene, a third trip, and a hotel in Isa0. The text preserves key names and dates but remains garbled.
Cost of United States defense gear worldwide
A report by the Army and Navy Journal analyzes the yearly expense to equip and maintain American forces. It compares overseas and domestic costs, noting equipment value per soldier and the impact of replacements and wages on total defense expenditure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Che
United States Army
United States
Dieseeror
Army
Navy
United
Stes
Doing Their Bit in the Mountains at Pine Villa
A quarrelsome Norton family gathers at Pine Villa for autumn months. Edith jealously challenges Dorothys marriage while Phil defends their course. Mrs Norton mediates as Father grouses over breakfast, Corrie arrives cheerful, and a tense mood unsettles the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phila
Edith
Mrs. Norton
Dorothy
Phil
Mother
Sean
Caele Sam
Mr. Norton
Aires
Maore
Father
Norton Familly
Daddy
Corrie
Cross
Paris in Victory Celebrations After Four Years of Darkness
France's capital erupts in joy as Paris emerges from occupation with mass processions songs and dances. Officials including Colonel House witness crowds along the Seine as Australians Americans and British march in tribute. The climax comes with the Marseillaise and the refrain May impure blood but save the fields of France amid a sea of cheering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of Lights
Gayety
Paris
Qatar
Wien
Place de la Concorde
Colonel House
Pont Concorde
Rue Royale
Veeart
Jacek
France
Risius
Thirsty Sailor Tale In a British Wharf Bar
A garbled report describes a British harbor setting where a civilian host offers bourbon to a seaman. The sailor declines, the host drinks, and the sailor refuses water. The exchange centers on thirst and manners as the tale unfolds with unclear dialogue.
Ostentatious Words and Medical Myths in Public Debate
A critic mocks physicians who oversell learning while sharing dubious health claims. The piece cites a "profound" authority on respiratory issues and obsesses over appetite loss, implying medical authority is misused to sway public opinion. The tone is satirical about experts and lay understanding.
Brain Size Compared to Animals
The article asserts that the human brain is twice as large as that of any other animal, highlighting its unique relative size and potential cognitive implications.
Turkey carving seen in Thanksgiving clash warned
A historical note imagines a stark division of Turkey this month as political and military tensions rise. The exchange questions how such a partition would unfold, likening it to a family holiday scene around Thanksgiving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
American ragtime helps French troops enjoy voyage to Siberia
Charles Miel a war work secretary and former California chaplain said French troops welcomed American jazz ragtime and slapstick films. He arranged Jaconne and light comedies for the transport to Siberia after consults with Lieutenant Maynard to boost comfort and morale aboard the ship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles EB. Miel
Yo Mog
California
Doctor Miel
Tank Qen
San Francisco
Siberia
Lieutemant Maynard
Y. Mlc. A
Heutenant
Miel
Iberin
Talks After Eight Years Aged Recluse Speaks Again
Richard Otis a seventy five year old recluse of Wiscasset Maine has begun talking after an eight year silence. He says he is at liberty to speak but refuses to name who demanded silence. He spent years reading the Bible and newspapers while neighbor Susette Preble supplied meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Otis
Wiscassett
Otis
Splinter Cause Of Death For 9 Year Old In Knoxville
A splinter in the foot led to blood poisoning and death in Knoxville Tennessee. Virgil Clinton aged nine is the deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville, Tenn
Virgil Clinton
Officers Installed At Madison Lodge No 72
Madison Lodge No 72 1.60) F held last night with Lute James as installing officer. List of new officers includes N Gr Jesse Din VG OTE Hammarond Ree Sec AG Waiter Fin Sec Wolinun Scinabel Treas SEB Hay Trustee Wullara Adkins Warden William Fourseay Conductor Samus ilick Chaplain Lute Jiutes RSN G William E Adkins LSN G George A Black RS V G Frank Kurebel LSV G John Schilling RSSV See King L 8 G Louis Alexander IS G William A Donat OSG Thomas G Francisco. Also notes Maxims on wealth and education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Lodge
Lute James
N. Gr
Jesse Din
V.G
Lute Jiutes
R.S.N. G
William E. Adkins
George A. Black
Frank Kurebel
Johnn Schilling
R.S
King
Louis Alexander
William A. Donat
Thos
G. Francisco
Also Mentioned on This Page
Adison Hereaed
Wattson Eoecondislana Mattes
Dean
George Mio Sutherland
Looo
Peery Brown
Brownoxe
Bo Gay
Wales
Camp Grant
Meo
Loos, Jr
Novis
Mics
Fotki
Miro
Crovtere Station
Watling
Suzepany
Ofton
Albert Kasia
Strest
Lpurt News
Springs
Paley
Fatec, Sulzer & Bear A
Cath
Tor
Benjini
Gira
Robert Craig
Hanover
Spain
Mrs. Wine
Voultry Club
Jo Verrienne
Hanoover
Gaz Sa
Corp Tai
Ivan M. Sparks
Crothers- Viale
Henry Bales
Kk. Food
Lawrenceburg
Bicndin
Syndicate
Frange
Fos
Parif
Parig
Stapa
Othe
Praris
Phece
Eusey
Trovoie
Qraitre
Mooney
Australien
Marseilhrise
Lark
Boulevard Des Italiens
Trond
Fifth Avenue
Othe Agence
Tubie
Chemeneenrn Road
Wilsenm
Foete
Pershing
Elend Georgee
Piri
Smarsediin 7
Lieut. Bouligny
New Orlees
Sores
Afoan
America
TPF
Arthur BE. Phillip
Empress of Ibata
Hava
Arthuil
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!