North Madison mourning the legs of George Williams dog
North Madison reports losses from a recent wind storm including fifty peach trees felled by the winds south of town. The area sees heavy damage to trees and telegraph poles while other town events include marriages and funerals across the county and region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Madison
George Williams
Joseph Cravens
Everett H. Coryea
Viola M. Phillips
George Bolen
Anderson
Jean Nelson
Greencastle
Minneapolis
McCaslin
G. W. Ogden
Death of Miss Lida Bear Shocks Pleasant Ridge Community
Miss Lida Bear died unexpectedly at 10 p.m. at her home on Pleasant Ridge from a hemorrhage of the lungs, expiring within minutes after collapse. She leaves brothers Perry and B J, and sisters Mrs J W Tevis and Mrs Ben Mouser. Funeral from her parents’ home tomorrow at 2 p.m. with interment in Springdale Cemetery at 4 p.m. Friends invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Beach
North Madison
Lyda Bear
Pleasant Ridge
Springdale Cemetery
Lida Bear
Florida
Perry FE
J. W.tevis
Ben Mouser
Springdale
Miss Mabel Spivey and Jesse Layton Wed Quietly in City
At west Third street residence the oldest Spivey daughter Miss Mabel Spivey married Jesse Layton of West Madison at 7 30 last evening. Rev C W Tinsley of the Methodist Church united the couple in a small ceremony attended by intimate friends. They will live with the groom’s mother, and friends offer hearty congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Bronner
Michigan Road
Fairmount Cemetery
Alexander Glore
Ella Lewis
Squire Cravens
North Madison
Congress
Albert
William Walker
Jeffersonville
Ohio River
Col. Marsh
John R. Cravens
Florida
William Seals
Shelby Township
Seytmour
Madison
Indianapolis Sun
M. Fish
Old Settlers
Paris Crossing
Indiana
Jessie Layton
West Madison
Mabel Spivey
West Third Street
Rev. C. W. Tinsley
Blue Ribbon
Maulty Chauncey
Chauncey
Chattanooga
Tenn
Isaiah Spivey
Court House
Jesse Layton
C. W. Tinsley
Methodist Church
Lightning destroys Buck barn near War, Ky
A barn owned by Luther Buck near War Sawv Ky was struck by lightning and burned to the ground. Four men sought shelter. Albert Johnson was knocked unconscious and is delirious, Harvey Jacks was shaken, and James Mic Lewain and his son George escaped with minor injuries. Four horses and two mules were unharmed. Loss to the barn estimated at 1500 dollars with no insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Buck
Warsaw
Albert Johnson
Harvey Jack
James Mic Lewain
George
Deafness Cure Claim From Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad
An advertisement from F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo Ohio claims deafness caused by catarrh can be cured by constitutional remedies. It offers one hundred dollars for any case cured and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure sold by druggists for 75 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Excursion to Helena Montana Round Trip Fare Offered
A rate of one fare for the round trip will be made by the O M Ry from all points on its line to Helena Montana and return. Tickets good going August 3rd to 5th inclusive. For tickets and further information call on or address agents O M Ry or C G Jones District Passenger Agent Vincennes Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Montana
O.&m. Ry
C. G. Jones
Dist
Pags'r Ag’t. Vincennes
Ind
Great Gourmand Jimmy ODonnell Praised In Madison Satire
Madison's Indianapolis Sun tribute profiles Jimmy O'Donnell, famed Irish gourmand born in Ashton England, noting his legendary appetite and long career. The piece recalls quail feasts in 1884 Chicago and a 12 pound goose in Beech Grove, plus oil challenges, while praising his heart and wide circle of friends and noting his sheriff ambitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Indianapolis Sun
Jimmy O’donnell
Jimmy” O'Donnell
Ashton
England
Jimmy
O'Donnell
Kohl & Middleton’s
Chicago
O’donnell
Beech Grove
W. 8. Holman
John G. Carlisle
Washington
Lincoln
Marine and river navigation news from Jeffersonville area
Capt Leathers launches a yacht named Lillie Commodore and sails the Harry Brown to Madison for overhauls. The Louisville Evansville line plans a new side wheeler at Jeffersonville to replace James Guthrie. Clerks Lepper and Bos ton trade update. Several boats laid up with shaft and cylinder damage. Additional notes include Mrs South erlands elopement and Kemp s Balsam ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leathers
Lillie
Harry Brown
Madison
C.J
Louisville and
Evansville
James Guthrie
Howards
Jeffersonville
Dave Lepper
Chicago
Electric Light Works
Ohio
Hattie Brown
Big Kanawha
Vevay
Warsaw
Carrollton
Louisville
St. Lawrence
Indiana towns listed as money order offices in congressional act
Washington July 18 Indiana towns named as money order offices by federal act include Acton Lewis Adams Linn Grove Alamo Livonia Alfordsville Losantville Alton Mace Andersonville Macksville Atwood Marmont Bridgeport Memphis Bridgeton Michigantown Brimfield Milan Brook Moreland Bruceville Morris Burker Mountain Burrows Newmarket Butlerville New Paris carbon New Richmond Carroll New Waverly Cayuga North Grove Chrisney North Indianapolis Clear Creek Ohio Falls Cresse Coxville Otis Delaware Parker Demotte Pierceville Deputy Pimento Derby Pleasantville Dillsborough Poland Donalds Dow East Chir East Ger Eckerty Elletsvil English So aa aaren Eugene Salem Center Ewing Saline City Falmouth Sandborn Farmersburg Scircleville Fillmore Shelburn Florence Sidney Francisco South Milford Freedom Southport Greenville South Wabash Gwynneville Spades Hadley Springport Hagerman Stewartsville Hamlet Stilesville Hardinsburg Stinesville Hawpatch Summittville Heltonville Switz City Henryville Talbot Hillsdale Holland Holton Hymera Tunnelton Independence Urbana Jasonville Wadina Kempton Wadesville Kouts Waldron Lake Walaont Lake Station Williams Laketon Wingate Laotto Wolf Lake Lapaz Yountsville Prairieton Quakertown cage Quincy mantown Romney Kene lle Roselawn St Tohn Taswell Teegarden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Indianapolis
Washington
Acton
Lewis
Adams
Linn Grove
Alamo
Livonia
Alfordsville
Losantville
Alton
Mace
Andersonville
Macksville
Atwood
Marmont
Bridgeport
Memphis
Bridgeton
Michigantown
Brimfield
Milan
Brook
Moreland
Bruceville
Morris
Burker
Mountain
Burrows
Newmarket
Butlerville
New Paris
Carbon
New Richmond
Carroll
New Waverly
Cayuga
North Grove
Chrisney
North Indianapolis
Clear Creek
Ohio Falls
Cresse
Coxville
Otis
Delaware
Parker
Demotte
Pierceville
Deputy
Pimento
Derby
Pleasantville
Dillsborough
Poland
Donaldsc Dow
East
Ger Eckerty
Ellettsvil
Aaren
Eugene
Salem Center
Ewing
Saline City
Falmouth
Sandborn
Farmersburg
Scircleville
Fillmore
Shelburn
Florence
Sidney
Francisco
South Milford
Freedom
Southport
Greenville
South Wabash
Gwynneville
Spades
Hadley
Springport
Hagerman
Stewartsville
Hamlet
Stilesville
Hardin
Jury Fails to Agree in Greenlease Counterfeit Case
Indianapolis July 18 The jury in the government case against Robert L. Greenlease for passing counterfeit fifty dollar bills failed to reach a verdict and was discharged. Greenlease, a teaching expert in detecting counterfeit money, faced extensive bad-note exposure and had been under treasury scrutiny for years. The court ordered a new bond setup and noted a St. Louis witness was fined for contempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Robert L. Greenlease
Bessie Moore
Greenlease
Treasury Department
Treasury
Treen
St. Louis
Baker
Death linked to White Cap letter shocks Jackson
Miss Rose Woodruff adopted daughter of Mrs. George Woodruff dies after lung and heart failure following a terror caused by a White Cap letter bearing skull bones and a threat from twelve friends. Authorities investigate while the note’s origin remains unknown. The ad for Bucklen's Arnica Salve appears in the same notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Mich
Rose Woodruff
George Woodruff
Bucklen
J. KE. O. F. Harper
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jeptha D. New
Charles A. Korbly
State Central Committee
Gorgas
Peru
Seymour
Rolla
Vanosdol
J. R. Davis
Little Sandy
Comet Club
Daniel Boone
Eagle Station
Kentucky River
Drennon Springs
Scottsburgh
Julia Marlowe
Lemuel Stark
Scottsburg
Scott County
Lexington
Charles and
William Wolf
Central Hotel
David Spurgin
Mary E. Armand
W. R. Brown
United Presbyterian Church
Columbia
Monroe Breese
Franklin
Cincinnati
Simmons Liver Regulator
IlylZd&win
Clark County
Leonard North
New Liberty
Hood
Trow’s
John Scott
Sugar Creek
Lake Simmons Liver Regulator
Richard Weldon
Sparta
Volga
Hannah
Chris Kohl
A C. Greiner
Madison Brewing Co
Main
Baltimore Streets
Second Presbyterian Church
F. M. Huckleberry
The
Baptist Church
Simmons
C. Masterson
Bibb County
Happy Valley
Hanover Bottom
Edward Prewatt
Big Creek
Gale Farm
Thornton Mitchell
Madison House
John Vield
Jul Schmidt
Willows
West Street
Winchester
Caledonia
William Alexander
George Westover
R. R. Rea
Vernon
W. P. Brown
Rachael Best
Katie Hunt
Kate White
Will Rea
John Shoemaker
South East Street
St. Mary’s Church
Prudence Wise
Dr. Wright
Bright
Copeland A. Wise
Burns
Covington
Wirt
North Madison Baptist Church
River News
Indianapolis Sentinel
James Southerland
Livingston
Kemp
Money Order
Ura
Prairieton
Quakertown
Cage
Quincy
Mantown
Romney
Kenelle, Roselawn, St Tohn
Taswell
Teegarden
Menorg
Robinson
Farband Arms Company
Worcester
Mass
Attica
S. A. Thier
David Brown
Chicago and
Illinois Central
Thier
Ned
Brown
Martinsville
William Ruttin
Will Chamberlain
Chamberlaing
Ruttin
Chamberlain
Mound
Alfred Yingling
Delaware County
Yorktown
RUSCH
Peoria
Kansas City, St. Joseph
Denver
St. Paul and Minnepolis
Pullman Palace
Cara
Pacific Coast
Nebraska
Colorado
Black Hills
A. C G. Dawes
J. D. Farran
Generaluctioneer
West Main Street
actSnomp
Truck Co
Phe
True 4& Co
Mar
Perez
True & CO
Asi
Maine
Rane
Privine
Expressor i
Rn & CO
Cileage
Sant i Thos
A. Karpen & CO
Huiney Street
Tovic
Town Tovics
West 200
Forshee
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