Madison Indiana 1892 notes and local updates
July 20 Madison Indiana items report pensions, licenses to wed, new bank in Shelbyville, crime and court news, deaths and funerals, crop conditions, and upcoming political and religious events with named local figures and towns.
Nine year old vanished sparks near lynching in Montgomery county
Panic rose in Potato Creek as townsfolk hunted for Lowell Daniels adopted by John A Dodd. A Crawfords ville fortune teller claimed the boy's skull was crushed and hid near an unused cabin. Rumors led to warrants for Dodd wife and others, but Alfred Harreson vouched the boy wandered off and found shelter at the Dodds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery County
Lowell Daniels
John A. Dodd
Potato Creek
Dodd
Harry Dodd
Augustus Rice
Alfred Harreson
Mrs. Rice Held For Grand Jury Action
Mrs. Damsel Rice of Jefferson county appeared before Commissioner Moore on a charge of using a used postal card. She claimed she grabbed the card hastily to write to her daughter and did not see it had been used. The commissioner bound her over for grand jury action on a $200 bond posted by neighbor John T. McCartney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Times
Falk
Morris
McLeod
Hawley
Reynolds
Hattie Miller
Fred Smith
Panhandle
Smith
Madison
Cambridge City
Marshal Liewellen
Commercial Hotel
John T. McCartney
Jury Acquits Elisha Robbins in Counterfeiting Case
The Deputy federal court trial of Elisha Robbins ended in acquittal after Judge Baker instructed against the defendant. Government attorneys expected conviction as the jury of Deputy residents, many of whom testified for the defense, returned the verdict after a brief deliberation. Separately Rev. J. M. Chauncey’s Temperance Hall lectures show notable public response with a men’s meeting Sunday at 4 30 p.m. inviting saloon keepers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elisha Robbins
Baker
Deputy
Indianapolis
Temperance Hall
J. M. Chauncey
Mr. Chauncey
Ayer's Pills Endorsements Across Professions
Historic endorsements from Dr J W Haynes of Palouse and Ko YY Goodwin of St Landry LA praise Ayer's Pills as balanced, effective for torpid stomach liver and bowels and for warding off malaria. A sailing vessel master notes providing pills to officers and crew. Indispensable to soldiers sailors campers miners and travelers. Safe and reliable remedy with long trusted use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayer
J. W. Haynes
Palouse
W.T
Ayers
Ko YY. Goodwin
Democre
St. Landry. da
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Vincennes
Ewing
Prison South
Board of Examiners
Eugene E. Siebenthal
Anna Martin
Shelbyville
Harvey Harris
Charlestown
Clark County
Baptist Church of
North Madison
Branham
Vevay
Thomas Clark
Washington County
Daviess County Fair
Frank Gehl
Frank
J. H. Roberts
Julia Johnson
Benjamin Beachout
Milton
Grant
Ben
John Cummins
Seymour
Whase
Liberty Old Settlers
Liberty
Isaac Mace
Saluda Township
Central Insane Hospital
Gus Holzhauer
John W. Garrison
H. A. Klein
Whitsett
Jefferson County
U. S
Ohio
Louisville
George Smith
Snyder
John Vanhook
Jennie Vanhook
Court House
McNaughton
Franklin and Co
Eli F. Ritter
Cincinnati
George Sabberton
Ohio Avenue
Jeffersonville
Lida Bear
Jesus
Thes
Sister Lida
Hanover
Ind
Indiana
Laptes
F. Messmore
Daisy Mieus
John Barns
V—Ora
Fred H. Bruns
C—Madison Chem. Co. du Bois & Conklin
Christopher C. Firth
Harry Ireland
K—Gilmer Kirth
Ohio River
William Perry
Eagle Hollow
Perry
Jasper Packard
New Albany
W. W. Borden
New Providence
Robert J. Tracewell
Corydon
C. Rh. Herrod
Scottsburg
Frank E. Little
North Vernon
Charles Finehart
San Antonio
Tex
Isaacs
Finehart
Vera Cruz
Mexico
R. J. Elvin
J. E. Harris
D. F. McCabe
Frank Reynolds
R. W. Geiger
J. M. Lindley
W.H. Dowell
Pennsylvania Lines
Jacob Smyser
Ohio Falls Car Company
New York
Louisville Post
M. R. Sulzer
John Murphy
Matilda Murphy
Jones
Gibbs
Jefferson Circuit Court
R. A. Weatherbee
Prof. Chambers
Brownstown
First Presbyterian
Happy Valley
Hanover Bottom
Stephen Todd
John A. Bowman
Carrie B. Edmonson
Indianapolis Board of Review
John Ralph
Otto House
John B. Cross
Lanham’s
Hood
William Turk
Ryker’s Ridge
Andrew Bowers
New Market
Holman
William Whitsett
Vincennes National Bank
Tyler
Brooksburg
John Baker
A.C. Tandy
Mulberry Street
Ed. Adams
Flat Rock River
Eugene Siebenthal
Golden State
A. R. Beach
Methodist Church
Robert Davis
Stephen Bubmiller
George Loh
Monroe Township
Leonard J. Hackney
Shelby
State Democratic Central Committee
Jeptha D. New
N.T. Drake & Co
Central Seminary
Denver
Colorado
Middlefork
Eugene Ernst
Lutheran Church of
Free Mason Lodge
Dupont
C. W. Tinsley
Trinity Church
Richard Johnson
Evaline Cash
J. P. Wells
Jacob Cash
Smyrna Township
Cash
Elias Scott
Storms
Martin Daily
Shelby Township
Robert Bird
Kentucky
E. F
J. D. Bird
William Mosser
Kenton County
Madison Free Library Association
Charles C. Cornett
Charles Alling
W. H. Rogers
Godfrey Cold
Bessie Garber
S. E. Haigh
W. M. Moffett
W. B. Swormstedt
M. C. Garber J. EC. F. Harper
Harry Hargan
Dickinson
Carrie Klein
Bob Voris
Harry Dorsey
Squire Cravens
Prohibition Party
W. A. Peak
Thomas Sebron
R. D. McGerry
J. F. Whitsit
Calvin Gray
G. A. Altizer
George Denny
C. W. Jessup
Middle District
Samuel Herin
Kaufman Levi
Charles Richardson
Hiram Francisco
W. R. Brown
First Presbyterian Church
Springdale Cemetery
R. W. Hubbard
James Barton
N. M. Johnson
John A. Crozier
E. Haigh
M. D. Wilson
Thomas A. Pogue
Marrett
Lonesome Hollow
City
Commodore P. Turner
Eddie Potter
Turner
Potter
Henry Weitzel
Stony Point
Albert Kernen
Columbus
Warry Robinson
Pearl St
Fairhaven
Conn
Manoel Dorce Mercira
Oporto
Portugal
J.C. Ayer & CO
Lowell, Mass
Rum
A. Tl. Ordway & Co
Boston
Mass
RE Nevy
Qeave
St. Vitus
San Andreas
Onl
Pastor Koenig
Michael O'Connel
Dern
Koenig
Rev. W. Scholis
LL. Leonhard
Tuaince
Fort
Koenic Bi
Scientific American Agency For
NN & CO
Broadway
America
Munn & CO
Blishers
Harmaf Folk
C. F. Snyder
M'Vicker's
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