Madison News Briefs from Winter Fatalities and Local Notices
Local Madison town items report a funeral procession for Mr and Mrs Bear and children from West Madison to California via Yellow Stone Park, Seattle. A soldier, Sergeant Carroll Eaglin, arrived home on leave from Camp Sherman. Alva Madiett died at home in Louisville, with funeral services by Rev. R.O. McAlpin and interment at Sprite Cemetery.
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Sir Mothorn
Miss Marae
Charles
Tad Sain
Petia
Disper
Tnd
Charles Dill
Wash Hain
Mies
Westley
Mary
Mr. Wood
Calwornia
Yellow Stone Park
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Wash
California
Duray
Thioden
Carroll Eaglin
Mopdit
Ara
Camp Sher- Mit
Serge
Bapho
Ponooths
Tim Terre
Pea
Mro
Mesbebe Fagin
Alva Madiett
Louis Ville
Wolliena Cowan
West Madison
Rey
RO McAlpin
First Baptist Nuh
Sprite Cedietery
Mrs Nao l Reo Dead. Madison Widowed, Survives by Four Sons
Telegraph notice reports Mrs Nao l Reo, formerly of Madison, died at home in Centrabus One on Tuesday night aged about 70. She leaves four sons and three daughters. In Madison, Scotts Garden residents remember the family. neighbors express condolences.
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Adam Pabet Westerly
Nao l Reo
Scotel
Fool
Ape
de Hee
Notre Dame reception and local court actions reported
Mr Byron Bradley of Oklahoma and Prof Heck with Hecks parents have been visiting. They head to Notre Dame for a reception honoring Rev Father John Cavanaugh retiring president. Prof Heck plans Mayo Bros sanitarium in Rochester for surgery. divorce filings in Carefu Court. receivership report approved in Peoples Trust case. guardian resignation and transfer proposed. court adjourned until Saturday with July 4th holidays.
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Rochester
Minn
Deck
Heck
Toendson Madson
Anl
Has Wiltetson
Carefut
Walter McCarthy Freon
Ethel Mc.Cuethy
Lepine
Plartiff
Vaal
Seloaman
Hear
Law Office
Sulzer
Bear
Ro FL Benson Lumber Company
Wendel P. Jacobs, Jr
Griffith
Mainie BE. Brisbo
Fred Thomas
Washington County
Pennsylvania
William K. Ogle
Clarence E. Brown
Vevay
Jefferson County Land Prospects Noted by Prairie Farmer
The Prairie Farmer notes Elmots land values lag behind the region but predicts strong gains over ten years with good lands rising to Hod an acre. Purdue engineering Prof Norman cited Jefferson county flat farm lands as offering the best chance for prospective gains, estimating tiling could push prices to 150 to 200 dollars per acre.
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The
Prairie Farmer
Elmots
Jefferson County
Norman
Engineering
Purdue
Indiana
Secretary Lansing to Return to United States Soon
Secretary Lansing expected to leave Paris for Washington within a fortnight to head the American Peace Commission. Acting Secretary Polk reportedly in ill health and eager to retire, with no official statement issued. Rushville Mayor A B Irvin offers 29 dollars for arrest of whoever stole his automobile license plates from the garage.
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Lansing
Paris
American Peace Commission
United States
Washington
Polk
Rushville
A.B. Irvin
Sassafras Tea Remembered In Pleasant Nostalgia
A nostalgic reminiscence on Sassafras tea as a beloved kitchen staple from the past. The piece recalls its aroma and taste, the comfort of the morning kettle, and contrasts it with modern medical beliefs and changing habits. It notes the tea’s place in a bygone era and social memory.
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Shether
Ban on term lunacy urged by medical journal
The New York Medical Journal urges dropping lunacy and lunatic from medical vocabulary noting they stigmatize the mentally ill and offend families. It cites a London asylum authorities conference that agreed to abandon the words as too undefined and offensive.
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New York Medical Journal
Real Estate Transfers Noted in Monroe Township Listings
Milton C Boerner and others transfer 79 acres in Monroe township to John W D Parks for nominal consideration. Emma Lodge sells east Main Street property to John M Sample for nominal sum. Edward Kremer transfers house and lot in Canaan to Minerva Jd Winscot. Wilbur S Bear and wife convey Depot Street property to William J Brook for $300.
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Milton C. Boerner
John W. D. Parks
Monroe Township
Emma Lodge
John M. Sample
East Main Street
Edward Kremer
Minerva Jd. Winscot
Canaan
Wilbur S. Bear
William J. Brook
Depot Street
Trinity Church in New York City Steeped in History
The Gothic Trinity Church rises near Wall Street as towers of offices surround its graveyard. Dating to 1607, with stones bearing early dates, the church marks a long civic history as trains and subway entrances shape its urban setting.
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New York
Trinity Church
Trinity
Wall Street
Ffm
Trinity Church Corporation
The Old House to Dust and Dream in Linda’s Quiet Life
Linda, a wealthy recluse in a gray stone residence, grows restless with fading dignity in a town where a single kitten sparks a long cherished memory. A chance encounter with a child and Mr Cameron rekindles Linda’s longing for companionship and purpose as a hopeful visitor returns to the old man who once mattered.
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Lindy
Linda Visine
Linda
Eveninaes
Efrieda
Digela
Gyehold
Keleton
Fragmented Text Punctuation Test Refocuses Sense
The passage presents garbled lines and misheard phrases testing how to restore meaning. It includes disjointed references to dough bread thirst and biblical figures, illustrating how OCR errors distort context and coherence.
Convivial Bequests Attract Free Beer Following Testaments
In a Ber Hin incident a manufacturer left 2.0000 the interest for weekly free beer at his favored beer house, drawing regulars for fear of missing it. A second will left money to ten friends who would toast the dead man on his anniversary if any survived, with letters exchanged if a meeting failed.
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Chefferson Hotel
Rotary Club
Webber
Theaub
Klyri
Ber Hin
Iis
Flanear
Indianapolis Star
Ts Medoatosbbeageusis
Ex-Kaiser to be Tried Soon by International Tribunal
Premier Lloyd George announced that the ex Kaiser will be tried soon before an international tribunal seated in London. The decision signals a formal prosecution for wartime acts.
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London
Lloyd George
Kaiser
International Tribune
Five troop ships arrive in New York on July 3
Henry Miller of Indianapolis organizes Thrift stamp clubs among the citys victory employs as five troop ships Lazerta Wilhemina Arizonia Lancaster and cata Cechia reach New York.
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New York
Lazerta
Wilhemina
Arizonia
Lancaster
Cata Cechia
Henry Miller
Indianapole
Napoleon II Opens the Louvre and Commemorative Slabs
The Louvre's completion is credited to Napoleon II who, on August 14, 180, inaugurated the building. Two marble slabs memorialize the project, one noting the linking of the Tuileries to the Louvre and the other documenting Napoleon II’s joining of the two landmarks.
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Louvre
Napoleon II
Irincots
Cicherine de Mediec
Tuileries
Napoleon DT
Terse Scots Talk on Curling Lingo in Antipodean Chat
A Scots speaker explains curling terms to New Zealand friends using playful dialect. The skip challenges a learner with vivid imagery of pat-lid and hog smothering as pointers to how the game unfolds.
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New Zealand
Laddie
France United and Eng Defensive Pact Text Issued
Paris publishes the full text of the defensive pact among France, the United States and Great Britain, despite Secretary Lansing’s earlier claim it could not be released until Senate submission. The French press greets the move with enthusiasm and hopes Poincare will push ratification. Echo de Paris notes it does not fully advocate automatic military aid.
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Paris
France
United States
Great Britain
Lansing
United States Senate
Poincaire
Echo de Paris
President Wilson to Defend Congress Powers in Message
President Wilson will devote space in his Congressional Message to rebut allegations he usurped legislative powers. He notes the U.S. is the only nation allowing national leaders to dispose of alien property.
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John Edwin Nevin
U. S
George Washington
Wilson
Congress
United States
Postal censorship ends with treaty signing
Postmaster General Burleson announces that all United States postal censorship ships have ceased operations with the signing of the treaty. The report notes a satirical remark about gardening on Sundays, reflecting contemporary sentiment.
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United States of Postal Service
Washington
Burleson
United States
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