Remains of Furnish Taken for Vevay Burial
Madison July 12 remains of Louis E Furnish were sent by mailboat to Vevay for burial today. The Glenwood Chautauqua Assembly opened at Glenwood Park New Albany. Several locals, including Miss Alene Tevia and Mrs. Sophia Asplanallo, were noted passengers and visitors. A 40 acre farm in Graham Township belonging to William T. Graham was sold by foreclosure for 633.70 to George W. Reed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis E. Furnish
Vevay
M. J. Sheets
Indianapolia
Glenwood Chautauqua Association
Glenwood Park
New Albany
Alene Tevia
Indianapolis
A. B. Tevia
Walter Orrll
Ernest Graver
Brookaburg
Daily Herald
Will Bierck
Lafayette
Bessie Cantrel
William Barnett
Edward Minor
Edward Smith
Cincinnati
Minor
R. T. Danner
Miles
Pike
Ripley County
Owen Adams
Opal Stewart
Henry County
Leslie R. Marshall
Roxie Ogden
Mise Minnie Camerer
G. Camerer
Canaan Road
Mise Josephine Holstein
Multon
Corker
Louisville
Sylvia Bardash
Indie Anapolis
M. F. Pyle
J. Bryant
Wm. Hisse
Mound Hill
Robinson
Ray Layton
John
Ray
St. Josephs Infirmary
A. W. J. Herner
Mise Drusilla
Pittsburg
Raron Carlow
Brooksbury
SU Acres
Graham Township
William T. Graham
Sheriff McKay
Court House
George W. Reed
Emerson Lemen
Thomas B. MceGregor
Jary
White
Columbus
Indiana
Henry S. Danner
Ed. M. Prewatt
Rebecca Danner
Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York
Robert S. Danner
Bone
Hono
Emerson Lemeeu Ia
Robert W Phillips Dies in Saluda Towne Ship Area
Robert W Phillips an elderly Saluda town resident died after several weeks illness at 11 o'clock last night. A native of Jefferson county he would have turned years old on October 2 next. He leaves a widow from a second marriage and three children: Mrs. Cleace Ryker of Los Angeles California F W Galusha and Edward G Phillips of Ryker's Ridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert W. Phillips
Saluda Towneship
Jefferson County
Cieace Ryker
Los Angeles
Cab
F. W. Galusha
Edward G. Phillipa
Ryker
Funeral Services for Capt Henry C Thomas Held at Old Fellows Hall
Funeral services for the late Capt Henry C Thomas were conducted at Old Fellows Hall by Dr J K Barnard with a large attendance. Burial followed at Springdale cemetery under Odd Fellows supervision. Pall bearers included Henry Brasheste Charles Supplee Zich Taylor and others. A separate notice mourns infant James Farr buried after illness from pest exposure with a Smyrna church service and four boy pall bearers Everett Black Louis Borcherding Vernon Mouaer Dale Borcherding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry C. Thomas
Old Fellowa Hall
J. K. Barnard
Lodge
Springdale
Odd Fellows
William Whitesides Attacked by Wife in Jeffersonville
William Whitesides aged 71 was attacked and seriously wounded by his wife with a knife today in Jeffersonville. Authorities say the wife appears deranged and she recently completed a term for killing a man. William Brumley of Carrollton was jailed by Sheriff McKay after arrest on Jefferson Street for intoxication and fined $10.80 by Squire Stuart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffersonville
William Whitesides
William Brumley
Carrollton
McKay
Jefferson Street
Squire Stuart
Madison notes drift through town of July events and travels
Madison July 14 items show Maggie Wella and Anna Maurer visiting at Colonial Inn, Andrew Augustine buying a motor boat in Prentonville, several residents taking train trips to Indianapolis Fort Wayne and Chicago, and multiple families planning moves and visits. typhoid cases and local official actions also reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Wella
Anna Maurer
Soutaville
Colonial Inn
Andrew Augustine
Prentonville
Mary Barnes
Trimble County
Ft. Wayne
Indianapolis
Surprise Wedding in Vernon Ties Gale Francia to Misa Banta
Gale Francia of this city and Misa Banta of Vevay wed last Thursday in Vernon Indiana with Rev Bareley officiating. After a brief honeymoon they returned Saturday and reside with Francia's parents on Walnut Street. Banta, daughter of Oliver and Mrs Banta of Vevay, is active in local social circles. Francia is a bookkeeper at Oliver Anderson Produce Hours. Meanwhile news of the community notes the death of Young Newall in Creone Newall after a ten day illness following a lockjaw incident and a boy who swam in the river earlier suffered an abscess leading to hospital care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson County
State Board of Lax Commissioners
Robert Ferrerson
Edna
West Road
Indias Kapolia
Chieigo
Missour
Nebraska
James Brinkworth
Indianapolis
Madison
Salathiel Grayson
A. J. Graydon
William
Franklin
Squire
J. H. Barnard
William Cooper
James Haran, Jr
New York
Stanley Ciarrett
Hanover
Iadi- Anapolis
J. 8. Garrett
China
Francia
Misa Jesse Banta
Vevay
Vernon
Ind
Bareley
Cal Proweis
South
Walnut Street
Oliver Banta
Pente Dente
Dreath
Creone Newall
Soetoek
Lockeyaw
Mero
Mia
Norman
Chapmount Street
Oman
Ranheton
Funeral rites for Comate Robert Hy Phillips at Olive Branch Church
The funeral occurred at the home of Mr Viiram Caalusha on North Malberry Street yesterday afternoon attended by many friends. Religious services were led by Rev Hartley at Olive Branch Church and burial followed in the church cemetery with pallbearers Mesgra Armond Sr John Riedel Ken Ezra Gray Henry Rush William Smith George Kessler Sr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comate
Robert Hy. Phillips
Viiram ¢Aalusha
Malberry Street
Datelock
Olive Branch Church
Rev
Hartley
Ired Armond, Sr
John Riedel
Kenezer Gray
Henry Rush
William Smith
George Kessler, Sr
Fox squirrel with white tail reported in Careenfield
Arthur Foreman shot a rare fox squirrel with a large pure white tail in Careenfield, the first of its kind seen in this part of Indiana. Relatives attending Capt. Henry C. Thomas’s funeral left for Louisville aboard the mailboat, including J. W. Thomas and C. H. Thomas of Detroit and Louisville respectively, plus Mrs. Seymour Warner of Holly, Michigan. Dr. James A. Rudolph and wife return from Raleigh to Madison to open a veterinary office, welcomed by friends. Rudolph formerly served as city food inspector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Zuck
Charles Alling
G.M. Chamberlain
Chicago
J. B. Wilder
New York
A. M. Bennett
International Harvester Co
Indianapolis
Saluda Township
Careenfield
Ind
Arthur Foreman
Henry C. Thomas
Louisville
J. W. Thomas
Detroit
C. H. Thomas
Seymour Warner and Son
Holly, Mich
E. ©. Sutherland
Richmond
Hannibal Danner
Isaac Higgins
3D Indiana Cavalry
Gettysburg
Grev. Pickett
James A. Rudolph
Raleigh
N. C
Madison
Rudolph
Herald
Railroad Managers Agree to Arbitrate Differences
Eastern railroad strike fears eased as conference in Washington with President Wilson and Labor Secretary Wilson leads to a Newlands amendment arbitration plan. Concession from managers to arbitrate under the proposed terms could avert a strike that would affect 10 000 trainmen across 42 roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Premid
Crarretaon
Lee
Wilson
Wuilson
Newlands
New York
Manapera
President Wilson Returns from New Hampshire Trip
President Wilson has returned to Washington after a visit to New Hampshire. He reportedly gained 92 pounds during the week away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
New Hampshire
Attempted assault alarms Madison. suspect in custody
Mrs. Mose Smith awakened by a noise at 1 AM fought off a intruder. Ben Lozier, 56, was arrested later that night on West First Street after identification attempts failed due to shock. Lozier jailed pending investigation. Similar entry break ins reported on Mill Street around 3 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mose Smith
West First Street
Hove
Kentucky
John Muret
Mill Street
Tarife Legislation Sparks Boston Debate
Fragmented report outlines opposition to tariff measures affecting American industry and cross-border trade. Mentions Massachusetts stance and economic concerns tied to depressions, plant closures, and capital movements impacting national policy debates.
Rioting in Lexington as strike breakers clash over street cars
In Lexington Kentucky a rioting crowd confronted strike breakers attempting to run street cars. Several protesters were fatally or seriously injured, others injured as confrontations intensified. Police and state troops were soon deployed to restore order amid widespread damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omar
Bratdy
Peter Dd
Unclear Transcription: Tram Crash Leaves Dozens Hurt
A disrupted OCR item describes a tram wreck with many injured and several presumed dead. Witnesses named include Gast from Neon and Jacob Garman among others, with reports of stopped trolley and broken rails.
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Jacob Garman
Goa
Payler
Tyes
Cnn
Edna Db
Nitar
Oyrhide Ends in Double Tragedy
The report notes sisters Indianapolis Jay Pt Lotte and Luella Bell drowned after a car plunged down a canal embankment. Companions WD Stew art and Cordis Nye escaped, one clinging to the wreckage amid the wreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Jay Pt Lotte
Luella Bell
WD. Stewart
Cordis Nye
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Sophia Asplanallo
Frank White
Connellaville
George Mehalisin
Trotter
Montreal
Henry Thomen
Lute James
William Roth
Clem Gerdes
William Schnabel
P.M. Han
William Donat, Srs
Reed
Frank Knocbel
In M. Moriain
John Boreterding
James Farr
Tranover
Henening
Duke
Denenys
Earl
Marl
Smyrna Church
Cravens
Everett Black
Louis Borcherding
Vernon Mouaer
Dale Borcherding
Aceo Man
Madison School
John Shepherd
Madison Township
Jesse Hoasteller
Iva Nichols
Armand Roua
King’s Daughters’ Hospital
Misa Halle Butler
Martin Wade
Hilinoa
Missouri
Southern Milla
Wade
Hodaya
Mesara
George Johann
L. W. Lory
John Gibbs
S.J. Bear
Wall Lake
la Grange County
Alfred Watson
William Watson
Walnut
Marion Banta
Jennie Jones
Howard Simpcon
M. H. Cochrane
Indiana Democratic Editorial Association
R. W. Cochran
West
Mainet
GL. H. Richardson
Denver
Col
Mr. Richardson
C. P. Richardson
Richardson
Joseph H. Matthews
Gale Frances
City
Mies Jessie Banta
Mr. Gale
Oliver A oSon
H Philips
R.A
the Center
Eastern Railroad
North Madison
Mr Sering
Tarife
Canada
Boston
Anada
Massachusettes
F. Triae
Pte
Tom
Fb Hatterig
Thomas Eratsoon
Aes
Boas Beer
Frere
Anmada
Atoida
Tires
Vinerrean
Lexington
Kaodale
General Croton
Minny
Cal
Laos
Parie
Kansas
Nathan Valona
Pittsburgh
Monte Carlo
Roumania
Bulgaria
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