Madison and county news round up and mayoral notes
Local items report interior improvements at William Corrie's Central Hotel and a large beer and whisky shipment to Kentucky river parties. Drownings, fires, await families and a large patent milling plant destroyed. Public meetings, river mail discussions, and Prohibition events outline a busy Madison area scene with multiple local officials named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Breweries
Kentucky River
Carrollton News
Burglary at Hanover Targets Two Stores
At about one o clock last night three men broke into M O Ellison and Co in Hanover stealing 25 dollars cash and a chisel. They then entered Rankin and Son and took 150 pennies before being driven off by noises rousing Henry Seitz and his son in law W H Harris. No clues on suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. O. Ellison & Co
Hanover
Rankin & Son
Henry Seitz
Sam Wallace
W. H. Harris
Seitz
Dems Gather at Court House as Campaign Opens
A recap of political activity in the county notes Every Democrat will be at the Court House next Thursday evening with invitations extended to all. The county board of review held sessions today but is not busy, with a recess planned until business increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Watts
Lizzie Henderson
Squire Cravens
Beckie French
Carrollton
First Presbyterian Church
C. W. Tinsley
Louise Kahn
Springdale
County Board of Review
Ryker
Crozier
Demaree
Hope
Simon Nading
Josephine Schram
China
Court House
Messrs. Luckett & Son
Blue Ribbon
William J. Muchmoore
O. & M. Railway Co
Jennings County
Jefferson Circuit Court
Episcopal Church of Louisville
Kentucky
Toole
Mullen
Jul Schmidt
Herald
Madison
Garber
River Mail
Cincinnati
Louisville
Warsaw
Florence
Markland
Hattie Brown
Bethlehem
Levi and
Marble
Jim Montgomery
San
Aurora
Lawrenceburg
Lexington
Ind
Madison, Hanover and Lexington
Miller
Bernard
Nicholas Roeder
St. Mary’s Church
Walnut Street
John Boadman
Frank Gebe
Egypt
Michigan City
Seymour Democrat
William Dair
Lizzie R. Buchanan
Vernon
W. L. Smith
Smarts
Big Creek
Cravens
Kent
Frank Clarkson
Clifty Falls
Hood
King’s Daughters
Episcopal Church
Maria Duvall
Shelby County
Jeffersonville
John Miller
Snyder
Young Manz Truck Co
True & Co
Creat Gana
UE @& CO
Augusta
Maine
Oak leaf remedy claimed for poison oak cures
Thad Drummond of Monroe township touts a leaf of the oak swallowed in thin paper as a cure for poison oak. He cites an old hunter and Indians as sources and says paper protects mouth and gullet from inflammation. Also mentions Oscar Adams leaving work after a Fourth of July trip to New Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thad Drummond
Monroe Township
Jeffersonville
Oscar Adams
New Albany
Carrollton
Kittel Fined Five Hundred Dollars for Robbing Indianapolis Firm
William D. Kittell, vice president and head cutter of the Kahn Tailoring Co., convicted of robbing the firm of goods valued at 3000 dollars. He received a ten year penitentiary sentence and a 500 dollar fine. His wife wept as he faced the verdict and pledged to keep up his courage. His motion for a new trial was noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William D. ‘Kittel
Indianapolis
William D. Kittell
Kahn Tailoring Company
Kittell
Eruptions, Runaways, and Robberies Parade Across July News
Mount Etna's eruption threatens Nicolosi and Belpasso with lava flows. twelve houses and part of a church damaged as shocks shake the region. Other items include a damages suit over turpentine sold as whiskey, a buggy accident injuring Mrs Cummins, a Waterloos steamer incident, a fatal shooting in Cleveland, an insurance agent missing, and actress Kate Castleton reported dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catania
Axtna
Nicolosi
Belpasso
Bucklien’s Arnica Salve For All Skin Ailments
Advertisement for Bucklien’s Arnica Salve claims it cures cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and skin eruptions and piles with money back guarantee. Sold by J. E. Harper. 25 cents per box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklien
Brest
J. E
F. Harper
Also Mentioned on This Page
William Corrie
William Mattox
Joe Possideri
Europe
Requet
Dick Brown
Vevay
Cleves
Ohio
Vincennes
Charley Ashley
Indianapolis Insane Hospital
Will
Dupont
Annie
Judge Allison
Capt
Barmore
Allison
Prohibition Convention
Simmons Liver Regulator
Cleveland and Stevenson
Warren Ridlen
Scottsburg
R. H. Wood
Main Street
Prof
J. E. Goeltz
Miss Matilda Mayer
Clark County
Charlestown Fair Grounds
The
Jefferson County Medical Association
Sheriff's Office
William Bletccher
Belle Blair
Mankin
J. W. Thomas
Muncie
William Noll
Fairmount
Bedford
Josie Herrell
Saluda Township
Prosecutor Bear
Scipio
Fred Clark
Malinda Anthony
Diffenderfer
North Madison
Jefferson County
Columbus Times
James (Keeler) McAlpin
Dave Kissler
Sherley
Kissler
McNaughton
Brooksburg
Hrrap
William Getty
Chelsea
Getty
Evan Free
Liberty
Heeb & Osborn
Indianapolis Business University
Catharine Rankin
White
Graham
Third Street
Elm
Switzerland County
A. White
Dr. Brown
Lorenz Genter
South Church Street
Baden
Germany
State ‘Dispatches
Indiana
Locansport
James W. Powell
City High School
Brazil
Frank Lydick
James Lydick
Hontington
Joachim Fernandez
Majorica
Spain
Fernandez
Joseph Carnot
ExLmwoop
Elmer Tucker
American Tin Works
Embezzier
Wasinxetox
Columbus (O
E. J. Bosley
Marshal Cavanaugh
Columbus
AETNA
Wasu Hinaton
BH. O
Peter Woller
Stanton
Silas Mikel
Mikel
Woller
Oraonxta
Angeline Cummins
Fred
Watterloo
City of
Waterloo
Mill Dam
Cleveland
Jerome Robinson
George Wilkins
Robinson
Wikins
Springfield
Henry Willett
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Itn
Kate Castleton
New York
Providence
Chicago
St. Louis
Peoria
Kansasity
St. Joseph
Denver
St. Paul and Minnepolis
Pullman Palace
Pacific Coast
Nebraska
Colorado
Black Hills
A. C. Dawes
Rome
J. D. Farran
West Main Street
United States
Express
Pay- Karpen & CO
A. Karpen & CO
Quincy Street
TALES
Maron
Town Tories
West
Treet
N.Y
Forshee & McMakin
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