Madison area brief notes include illnesses and travel
Local items report Mrs. Howard Phillips ill with typhoid fever and visitors traveling by train to Purdue and Chicago. Mrs. Wykett returns to St Louis after visiting her daughter. Mr. James Ebail subscribes to the Herald. Families, workers, and guards send updates on health, travel, funerals, and military leave around Madison and nearby areas.
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Merl
Ward Podhem
Grete
Chicagea
Tobin Zirtape
W. Wykett
St. Loui
Thomas Baum
West Madison
Howard Phillips
Jefferson Street
Wall Ie
Second Presbyterian
Jones’ Woods
Went
Wayrons
Somteroek
Woobs Carter
Stedly Lake
Waskie
Layman Carter
Trimble County
Ben Teemaree
Laafiae
Laafiae Yelfee On the Tram: This Minorwenth Visit Her Son, Mero Jaan Demairee
Purdue Uni
Sam Davin
Harold
John Bangerter dies after illness at home
John Bangerter longtime North Walnut resident passes away at 1 PM after weeks of grave illness. He was y e a r s old, trusted Hammerl anddlee tree works employee, a Lutheran Church member, survived by a wife and four children. Funeral set at Lutheran Church Wednesday at two o clock with burial in Sprengelabe country.
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John Bangerter
North Walnut Et
Dangertor
Taetheran Church
Daughiters
Clarence Morrow
Misaea
Margaret
Anna
John
Ofetoris
Sprngelabe
Henry Danner Dies at 63 in Brushy Bark Milton Township
Henry Danner a respected farmer of Brushy Bark Milton township died yesterday after a long illness at Yotelek He was 63 and widely known as a good farmer He leaves a wife who passed years ago and no children surviving The family includes brothers and sisters and P hannibal and fava Dagner of his city are visiting
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Henry Qeanner
Milton Township
Yotelek
Macedonia Baptist Church
Tweloek
Kew
Charpe
Danner
Osistera
Messia
Phannibal Abd Fava Dagner
Johnson
Vineer
Webnsent
Popecer
Joe
Livni
Perese
Airb
Orter
Para Johnson
Miss Roadline
Big Shoe Concern
Answters
Holt
Local estate administrators named for multiple individuals
Late Saturday Joseph WL White hit a home run and the article notes his connection to Chant Me Whitham Byron by Mouser. Mouser was appointed administrator of the estate of Mary G. Sexton. Mr Joseph Stanley was appointed administrator of the estate of the late Wallam Pt. Scho field.
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Joseph WL White
Byron
Mouser
Mary G. Sexton
Joseph Stanley Wis
Wallam Pt. Schofield
Transfer of Riverfront Property in Madison Me Pardley Case
Real estate transfers list Crale Thomas to Madison Me Pard ley involving river front land along the levee and adjacent areas. Demaree to Plaac h and Stern receive property on Second Street. item notes Demaree’s recent Gale Thomas receivership sale.
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Crale Thomas
Madison
Pardley
River Front
Robert
Demaree
Plaac H. Stern
Second Street
City
Vian
Mr. Demaree
Gale Thomas
Suffragettes Fire Damages Southport Pier
Reports say suffragettes damaged the Southport pier causing about 4000 dollars in fire damage. King George was due to pass the pier this afternoon while local residents share brief family notes and health concerns including Mrs. Demaree after a fall and Edward Rohrman’s critical illness in Kansas.
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Southport
Mayland
Southport Pier
George
Fire train collision near Sparksville injures crew and kills one
A passenger train wreck south of North Vernon caused the derailment of the engine and five coaches near Sparksville. Fireman Boyero of Nobty Indiana died later and engineer Doartinge and several passengers were injured. A wrecking crew from Seymour cleared the track and transported the injured to Seymour where Proyer died later.
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North Vernon
Fab
Pasgsenpera
Doartinge
Otire
Heo
Bagcapeman
Sparksville
Seymour
Proyer
Commission on appointments aims to curb political influence
A draft proposal in Congress would create a commission appointed by the President at the start of his term. It would prevent public officers from using patronage for political rewards and bar members from making recommendations. The panel could not select on political grounds and would pay each commissioner 600 dollars annually.
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Washington
Dulya
Dodge Atom
Wall Bee
Congress
Pires
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney &c
Toledo
A. D
Lbas
A. W. Gleason
ARAL
Hall
Acta
F.J. Oneway & Co
O.ba
Draggiata
Tho
Harper Drug Store changes hands in Madison
The Madison Herald notes a July 1 change in ownership of the Harper drug store after over fifty years of family management. Frank Harper takes full control while the Harper name remains. the paper commends his reputation for integrity and reliability.
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Harper Drug Store
Harpers and I
Harper
Frank Harper
Madison
Herald
Skyrocket Supremacy Lives On in Unclear Text
Fragmented OCR text reveals a crowded page with scattered phrases about a figure or item named Skyrocket, references to trade, phase, and various names, but lacks coherent context or complete facts for a full summary.
The Fourth of July Fireworks and War Era Rhetoric
Fragmentary text recalls American independence celebrations and references to war leaders, levies, and civilian duty. It includes lines about the king of Sofa, General Montgomery, and a critique of costly living, with scattered mentions of Liberty and public sentiment.
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Sofa
Dfneoda
Omeers
Boston Regiment
Ten Acres of Sand and the Town of Poeta Tale
A fractured tale from an old issue describes ten acres of sand that sparked the founding of Poeta the town. The land attracts buyers and gossip as suitors seek alliances, with a wedding finally sealing the town’s renewed bustle and social ties. The narrative centers on local figures, land deals, and whimsical plans that shaped community life.
First Celebration of the Fourth of July in Philadelphia
A Philadelphia letter notes the public celebration of the Fourth in 1777 with city-wide displays. Ships in the river wore colors and streamers, thirteen guns fired in salute, and a formal ceremony planned in the afternoon. Hessian music from Washington's victory era performed while British deserters contributed jocose interludes.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Alleieu
Chey Beeson
United States
Wrenton
Washington
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9Th U.S. Infty
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