Births and visits stir Madison day of travel and calls
In Madison on June 26 a 10 pound boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Berach. Numerous residents traveled to Louisville and nearby towns visiting relatives and friends. Events include court action over child support for Cornelius Sampson and a reunion with Mrs. Margaret Brashear, formerly Miss Margaret Umback, visiting Madison after 30 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Berach
North
Walnut Street
Peter Metzger
Louisville
J. H. Clark
Joseph Steinhardt
William
G. W. Hamilton
Maud
Martha Jenkins
Westport
Margaret Brashear
Bufefalo
N. Y
Elizabeth Umback
Charles Umback
William Rinne
Brashear
Misa Margaret Umback
Frederick Umback
Madison
Pennsylvania
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Tragic accident interrupts revival service at Ordipa church
A collapse or mishap during a religious service injures several during an Ordipa event. Rescue workers rush victims to hospital while a solemn church gathering continues with prayers and sermon. The scene shifts to discuss the wounded, hospital status, and subsequent services.
Funeral of Thomas N Calloway to Springdale Cemetery
The remains of Thomas N. Calloway arrived from Chicago with his widow and two daughters Catherine and Adaline. Funeral services were held at Springdale Cemetery from the depot with Rev Lower officiating and pallbearers named W H Matthews N T Drake G F Crozier Harry H Cope Green Johnson George T Mayfield. Real estate transfers include Thomas B McGregor to Louvinia Robinson for a city lot, Sophie E K Sherlock to Louvinia Robinson for 11.15 acres in Madison township, and Charles W Denny and wife to Everett Richardson for 200 acres in Monroe township. Insurance Press notes 1914 claims and benefits totaled about 686.7 million, with Io Madison receiving 27,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas N. Calloway
Catherine
Adaline
Chicago
Springdale Cemetery
Rev. Lower
Mesors
W. H. Matthews
N. T. Drake
G. F. Crozier
Harry H. Cope
Green Johnson
George T. Mayfield
Thomas B. McGregor
Louvinia Robinson
Sophie EK
Sherlock
Madison Tp
Charles W. Denny
Everett Richardson
Moneroe
Insurance Press
New York
Io Madison
Local arrests report fines and cautions issued
John Bean and Usoeenrelio Vawter charged with beer offenses received fines totaling 69 dollars and 85 days in jail in lieu of payment. Adam Dalhoover intoxication fined five dollars and costs. Elmer Jones Ford garage owner fined five dollars and costs for speeding. Fred Honochell, a boy, lectured by Mayor Crozier after bicycle on a pavement arrest. promised to avoid repeat offense under penalty of a fine. Police officers Alexander Kremer Als Crozier and Mayor Crozier are named in incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bean
Usoeenrelio
Vawter
Ith Baer
Powel
Adam Dalhoover
Alexander and
Kremer
Elmer Jones
Ford
Als
Croghe
Wllena
Fred Honochell
Crozier
Sudo Aoe
Death of John Curran in Bedford Kentucky
John Curran aged 75 brother of ex postmaster Iinoh Curran of Bedford Kentucky died last Friday at his Newcastle home. Born in Cross Plains Indiana he was a bachelor. Burial held at Pleasant Heary County Kentucky Monday. A gasoline explosion on a tow boat at Mayaville destroyed the vessel and seriously burned two crew members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Curran
Iinoh Curran
Bedford
Newcastle
Cross Plains
Ind
Pt. Pleasant
Heary County
Mayaville
Court session ends with several rulings and pleas
Circuit Court met in Mey term with several actions heard. Rovers vs Rogers and related parties saw continuations. Otis Killinger granted voarea. Josephine Satt received a diverse from Leo Mott over alleged crush and inhuman conduct. Attorney Emerson Lame represented the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CIA
Corp Rovers Va
Jonce Rogers
Dreoerge Grilled
Sulzee & Bear
Cy Killoger
Otis Killinger
Ian
Prainet Werk
Jovephine S
New Squirrel Season Set From July Through November
Deputy Game Wardens Graley and Neal remind hunters that under the new law the squirrel season runs from July to November. In prior years the season began in August. Outside one’s own land a hunter must carry a current county hunting license to avoid penalties. Squirrel populations are reported fairly plentiful but below levels from a decade or more ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graley
Neal
Funeral Rites for William Schwappacher Held at Schneider
Funeral services were held yesterday morning at the Schneider morgue chapel for William Schwappacher with Rev. Arcods presiding. Burial took place at Springdale cemetery under Red Men supervision. pallbearers were Megara Albert Miller John Dierkes Charles Bersch John Luisenberger Nicholas Understellar Andrew Jacoba John Weiner Herman Schiphorst. Speed laws to be enforced strictly by Mayor Crozier and Chief Jenkins with two arrests reported for auto speeding and bicycle pavement riding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schneider Morgue
William Schwappacher
Arcods
Springdale Cemetery
Red
Megara
Albert Miller
John Dierkes
Charles Bersch
John Luisenberger
Nicholas Understellar
Andrew Jacoba
John Weiner
Herman Schiphorst
Closing Day Honors for Philatheas Home-Coming
Yesterday marked the Philatheas Home-Coming with the largest Sunday school attendance to date. After church, the class gathered at John Paul Park for a group photo and later held a service in the church basement followed by a sermon inspiring members to strive for greater Mastery. Mrs. Augustin is praised for guiding the class’s success and teaching. Charles C. Langhart, master of the steamer City of Louisville, died at his Lucia Avenue residence after 40 years on the river. Father Guthoeck mourns the death of his hunting dog Spot at age 13. A. J. Hughes, Civil War veteran, 84, died near Bedford, Kentucky, and was buried there. survived by his wife, two daughters Mrs. Ella Peak and Mrs. Thomas Chandler, and a son, William.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WR. J. Schilling
St. Louis
George Schilling
A. F. Douglass
Helen
Ryker’s Ridge
Louisville
J. W. Henry
Frankfort
R. W. Hearnd
A. Lilly
Weat 3Rd St
Greensburg
John
Joseph Jackson
Andrew M. Taff
J. D. Robertson
Wilber Fitch
T. 8. Orr
Harrodsburg
Walter Caplinger
Lousieville
John Paul Park
Augustin
Charles C. Langhart
Lucia Avenue
Guthoeck
Spot
A. J. Hughes
Bedford
Mesdames Ella Peak
Thomas Chandler
William
Trimble County
Joseph Ashley
Rockport
Ind
President Wilson
Green Mountains
Tildy” Tilman
Daveness County
Kentucky
Thomas N. Calloway
Catherine Calloway
Roscoe Williams
Chicago
Mr. Calloway
Robert R. Ralston
Cincinnati
Corps of U.S. Engineers
Henry Jervey
Ohio River
Madison
Conspiring to Incite Insurrection Grips El Paso and Juarez
A wide ranging dispatch reports charges of conspiring to incite a revolution against a friendly country filed today against Gen Victoriano Huerta former Mexican president and similarly against Pascual Orozco. Bond set at 15000 for Huerta and 7500 for Orozco. Martial law declared in Juarez with troops patrolling streets and heavy guard on the international bridge amid tensions and reported plans to move 1500 Huertistas toward Juarez.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso
Texas
Victoriano Huerta
Mexico
Newman
N. M
Pascual Orozco
Huerta
Orozco
Juarez
Hippolito Villa
Villa
International Bridge
Elpago
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M. B. Morris
J. R. Buchanan
LaGrange
Buchanan
Lillian Frye
English Station
Allie May Willick
Frank Gebl
Ada
Indianapolis
Louis Eisenhardt
Church Street
Cornelius Sampson
Sampson
Hanover
Lee’s Landing
VR Prp Gok
Byrid
Ordipa
Darry M. Kellam
King's Dounters
Vail Ambulbones
Hrewa
Droid Otha
Boa
AbuWe
Firat
Late
Prise Chareh
AEP
Aloaneis
Epiapo
Edrow Harper
Eostoh
Goiter
Oupais
Pepe
Rae Qader
Madlie Harper
Don
Church
Harry M
The
Ware
Ofs
Erimae
Bighe
S-statings
Mira
Samuel G
Beck
Thors
Em- Naer
Wa Peeorsan
Emeas
Wall
Prooth Othe
Hor FE
Fire Co
Ise
Tims Wiva
Mic
Te Vninie Gems
Bob
Orl Fou
Vries
Fume Pied
Man
St. Cecelia
Cioriawin
Servier
Ung Church
M. Hoy
Uae
Diego Exposition
Jf. S
Seo Noobie
Harry Cor
Lees
Frienda
West Third Street
Felt Sand
Geo Cehonery
Jasara Jones
Triesaree
Otis
Sterling
Herald
Ooldig
Cencuit Court
Game Wardens
Jenkins
Jenking
Philatheas
Oruzco
el Paso, Texas
Milton
Squire William Court
Charles Dierkes
Rapp
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