Various Local Happenings and Notices Around Carrollton
Thomas Bloom granted an original pension. Rev Shoesmith will preach in Carrollton. A joint religion debate planned by ministers. Jefferson county fair advertised within forty miles of Madison. Lawrence leads officers on a larceny warrant to Carrollton. Seventeenth annual meeting of old settlers set for Aug 7 at Paris Crossing. McCain canvasses for congressional honors in Kentucky. Rooster fights discussed with upcoming matchup planned. Agricultural notes on peach crop and banana peel society in Michigan City. Epworth League officers elected in North Madison. Marriage advertised of Clara Littlejohn to farmer Charles Bennett. Hoodlums fight on Third and Vine streets. Clark and son seen with fake spectacles near Brooksburg. Deaths: W A Pearcy of New Washington. Solon T Hardy noted. Andrew Bower, Clark county elder, dies at 94. Madison delegates report from Christian Endeavor Convention in New York City.
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Columbus
Michigan City
Epworth League
North Madison
A. R. Beach
David Faulconer
Clara Sanders
Minnie Falconer
Charles Bennett
Monterey
Carrollton
Clara Littlejohn
Solon T. Hardy
New Washington
Massachusetts
Scott County
Christian Church
Andrew Bower
Clark County
Madison
Third Street
East Second Street
Seymour Democrat
Samuel Davis
People's Party convention in Madison names ticket at noon
The People’s Party held a session at the Court House in Madison with about 150 attendees. Fred Ritzline was elected permanent president, A T Vawter as secretary, and Sam Rector as vice president. Henry Vincent of Indianapolis addressed the crowd and several candidates were nominated for county offices. The convention adjourned for noon and reconvened after lunch to continue voting.
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Fred Ritzline
Graham Township
The
People’s Party
Court House
A. T. Vawter
Messrs. Ritzline
Vawter
Sam Rector
W. H. H. Cope
A. F. Baker
Henry Vincent
Indianapolis
George Thompson
Lancaster
Smyrna
James Abbott
Isaiah Brooks
Milton Township
J.$. Green
Madison Township
Kent
Samuel
Herin
Smyrna Township
Geo R. Harper
Addison
Turner
Hanover Township
Charles Boyd
Coronial inquiry into Hattie Miller death continues
The coronial inquiry remains secret as witnesses are examined and summoned. It is admitted the girl faced criminal practice but the responsible party may stay unknown. Rumor hints at possible double crime suicide and abortion, with conductor Fred Smith bond of 500 dollars awaiting results. Druggists are questioned about the deadly drug’s origin. The probe may extend through today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Miller
Fred Smith
Columbus Times
Ways men carry money and a social gathering at Miss Barton’s
A Western man notes money carrying styles among professions from big crumpled wads to clean morocco pockets and vest pockets. Miss Kate Barton hosts an elegant evening at her Jefferson street home in honor of Mr. John Herring of Ripley Tennessee with guests including Misses Bessie Middleton Maud Buchanan Eva Buchanan Florence Sisco Mame Horuff Gussie Little May EuDaly Clara Henry Lillie Muse Gertie Grayson and Messrs Frank Hitz Clarence Metesser George Henry Joe Schofield John Little Will Luckett Charles Korbly Will Brown.
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Morocco
Kate Barton
South Jefferson Street
John Herring
Ripley, Tenn
A. W. Henry
Bessie Middleton
Maud
Eva Buchanan
Florence Sisco
Mame Horuff
Gussie Little
May EuDaly
Clara Henry
Lillie Muse
Gertie Grayson
Frank Hitz
Clarence Metesser
George Henry
Joe Schofield
John Little
Will Luckett
Charles Korbly
Will Brown
Also Mentioned on This Page
Thomas Bloom
Shoesmith
Milton
Temperance Hall
Jefferson County
George W. Lawrence
Scout
Jennings
Jefferson Counties
Paris Crossing
J. W. McCain
Bedford
New Albany
Delaware
New Jersey
Vine
Clark and Son
Brooksburg
Dickinson
Funkhouser
W. A. Pearcy
Rev. Funkhouser
Great Christian Endeavor
New York City
Second Presbyterian Church
John Palmer
Jewell
Alling
Robinson
Jeffersonville
Simmons
Lesley Shoe Store
Boston
Dave Moses
Capt. Senior
Horn
North Vernon
Simmons Liver Regulator
IlylZa&swin
A. J. Stewart and Sons
Robertson
Jefferson Street
Franklin
William H. Cole
Needham Station
Sunshine
Louisville
Columbia
Father Guthneck
St. Michael’s Church
Edward Eggleston
Columbia Colege
Pearl
Albert Workman
West Third Street
Springdale
Butler’s Falls
Miss Seawald
Chicago
Klein
Robert Brooks
Indian Kentuck Creek
Lewis
McCormick
McCormick Company
Minnie Schreiber
East First Street
Vastardy
Bessie H.woolford
Milton Sands
Sands
Virginia Oglesby
Hamilton Ws
Ryker’s Ridge
Hickleberry
Link Bolen
Wagner
Presbyterian Avenue
Em Streets
John Kraemer
Union Brewery
Ross Martin
Herald
Cincinnati
Big Sandy
City
Pekin
Bermuda
Gertie Chandler
Saluda
Bud Chandler
Charley Boyd
Big Creek
Alex White
Ed Castello
Mark Mulleneaux
James Gebert
Will Antle
North Walnut Street
Walnut Street
Seepe
St. Mary’s Church
B. F. Calloway
W. J. Lampton
Courier-Journal
Commercial Traveler
Washington
Detroit Free Press
Pullman
Chattanooga
South
Chauncey
Vevay Times
Vevay
W. W. Snyder
R. R. White
del Kirk
Katie Prather
Thos. J. Charlton
Plainfield
Pleasant Township
Mattie Sigman
Bennington
Lena Ditchen
Frank Ditchen
Horuff
Madison Brewing CO
Gorgas
Aristo
Geo
Diederich’s
Main St
Ind
Paris
N. T. Drake & CO
West Main Street
Madison, Ind
Rogers & Cowlams
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