Madison Daily News notes local visits and incidents
Miss Fannie Kimmel visits Cincinnati while Miss Helen Culbertson sails to Frankfort for visits. Several residents travel to Paducah Cincinnati and Pekin. A mailboat trip, property sale near West Marr street, and a street-crossing incident at a factory occur. Spencer Hal funeral held. Everett McMillen and daughter Elia visit relatives and return home. George Edward Gertz of Indianapolis joins Camp Knox training with Indiana Ohio Kentucky West Virginia peers.
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Fannie Kimmel
Cincinnati
Bernard Cassidy
Helen Culbertson
Panover
Frankfort
Cordelia Haungs
Edward Zeiser
Paducah
Frank Zeiser
Fred Bauneriie
Mmother
Sophia Tuttle
North Jefferson Street
Pekin
Til
Francis J. Wasper
Daster
Jane
Covington
Kasper
Peter Denver
Clara S. Suter
Iris
West Marr Street
Close
Smitha
War Op Hote
Jons. Peavist
Col. Montz
Celine Palm
Chicago
Montz
Louise Monty
West Third Treet
Spencer Hal
Brvclork
Schneider’s Chapel
Reverd A. Blake
Springdale Cemetery
Everett McMillen
Elia
Chiago
Rome McMillen
Maretta M.millen
West Third Street
C. Bo Becker
St. Mary's Church
Otto Metz
Sellersburg
Brookville
James Earl Ashey
Bart Ashfey
Cragmont Street
Sth Army Corps
Indiana
Ohio
Kentucky
West Virginia
Camp Knox
George Edward Gertz
Indianapolis
George C. Gertz
Rotarians Hold Beach Party at Madison Beach
The Rotary Club gathered across the river at the popular bathing beach with committee Walton Hampton Joe Schofield and Pen Hyatt arranging the outing. Members praised the beach condition on Kentucky side and enjoyed a day of relaxation with refreshments and socializing.
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Rotary Club
Walton Hampton
Joe Schofield
Pen Hyatt
Madison
Kentucky
C. Ro Doles
Ben Hyatt
Joe Seteficht
Mouke
Eche
Siti
Tedter Gabor
Funeral for Dorothy May Brown Held at Hebron Church
Funeral services for Dorothy May Brown four year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Bivin Brown were conducted at Hebron church by Rev Hl A Blake. Burial followed in the church cemetery. Also mentions a motion regarding President and British publications price increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorthy
Bivin Brown
West Thord Street
Hebron Church
Hl. A. Blake
Quill Pen Era Persists in Europe Amid Modern Paper Shift
Readers glimpse a scattered feature on the quill’s lingering use in Europe, from Westminster to private offices. The piece notes hundreds still employ quills daily in Westminster Palace and old-fashioned firms, while others shift to steel pens for economy. It mentions historic pens tied to treaties and notable figures, auction interest, and the enduring debate over pen choice in official documents.
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Westminster Palace
House of Coeds
Palace of
Perseus
Eloet
Pbs
Jolekens
Ceera Severaud
Tapapress
Dugenne
Madison and Indianapolis Excursion News Roundup
Madison reports frequent travel with 560 passengers on an Indianapolis to Madison excursion. Local court notes include a $1 fine for intoxication and a petition to quiet title filed in Circuit Court. Several residents travel to Louisville Los Angeles Knightstown and California while others visit relatives and prepare for nursing and medical events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Holzhauer
Louisville
Mary Ford
Indianapolis
Madison
Janet Walden
Los Angeles
Cal
Mary Jochum
Kate Rowan
John Mayers
Ruth Eberhart
Anna Harper
Poplar Street
Daniel Jones
Helen
Dollie
Girl Kitled Self on Lover's Doorstep
In a hazy report from the capital city, Marie Carr died at age twenty after a troubled suicide attempt on her lover’s doorstep. The incident follows a tumultuous relationship and reports of distress prior to the death.
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Stove
Marie Carr
Miss Carr
Harold Tanohni
Aed
Boy Reads Bible Through for Bicycle Reward
Middletown New York twelve year old Phemas Andrews son of Mr and Mrs W H Andrews finished reading the Bible then received a new bicycle from his father as a reward after months of steady reading.
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Phemas Andrews
W. H. Andrews
Middletown
N. Y
Cardwell and Bradley Wed in West Madison Home
Earl M. Cardwell and Alma M. Bradley of Louisville obtained a marriage license from Clerk Harry E. Nichols and were married by Rev. Delana Bear at 7 p.m. yesterday at the Lichlyter home in West Madison. Only close friends attended and well wishes came from many local acquaintances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl M. Cardwell
Alma M. Bradley
Louisville
Death of a Former Madisonian
Mrs. Chris Eckert received word Saturday of the death of her cousin Carl Hoffman aged 81 at his Indianapolis home after a stroke. A former Madison resident with many friends here he visited recently. Surviving children are listed. Funeral tomorrow afternoon with cremation to follow.
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Chris Eckert
Carl Hoffman
Indianapolis
Madison
Oll of Jasmine Perfume From Spanish Jasmine
The article describes Oll of Jasmine as derived from the Spanish jasmine plant. A three foot high hardy bush grown in southern Europe yields oil by absorbing aroma through oil-soaked cloth, then pressed, strained, and purified into air of jasmine perfume.
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Europe
20 Percent Increase on Implements and Household Goods
Indianapolis tax board orders a 20 percent hike in assessments on implements and household goods in Jefferson county. The action announced July 25 affects property values and tax calculations for local residents and businesses.
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Jefferson County
State Tax Board
Indianapolis
Ind
Harvey King Burned In Traction Engine Accident
Harvey King, 40, a Trimble county resident from Liberty, was badly burned when his clothing caught fire after a backfire while filling a traction engine with gasoline. He was transported to Madison via Schneider's ambulance and admitted to King's Daughters Hospital. Dr. J H Calvert of Milton attends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey King
Trimble County
Liberty
King
Madison
Schneider
King's Daughter's Hospital
J. H. Calvert
Milton
City Candidates File for Primary Election
Saturday marked the final day to file for city offices under the primary law. The August 23 primary slate includes Democrats Harvey J. Earing Alexander Cooney Albert H. McGlasson Clerk-Treasurer William Hi McMcBride and council seats with McKenna Hisle Niesse Reed Holwager. Republicans list Mayor Edward Eckert Robert T. Danner Clerk-Treasurer George F. Harper and council members Collins Chapman Schmidt Schofield Cox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey J. “Earing
Alexander Cooney
Albert H. McGlasson
William Hi. Mc McBride
Joseph F. McKenna
J. Clarence Hisle
George J. Niesse
Otis G Reed
Oliver Holwager
Edward Eckert
Robert T. Danner
George F. Har
West Madison Church Pastor Brindley Resigns
Rev EA Brindley announces resignation as pastor of West Madison M E Church effective in two weeks. He and Mrs Brindley will move to Moore's Hill to teach at the coming year. Brindley has also led Hanover Methodist Church and leaves many friends as they relocate for health and happiness. Miss Mertie Farrell will speak at the church next Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EA. Brindley
West Madison
Mertie Farrell
Chicago
Early stove invention credited to Dr Neil Arnott
The text notes that modern heating devices emerged with Neil Arnott whose 1821 announcement in England marked a turning point. It references ancient and tribal uses of fire while asserting Arnott’s improvement as pivotal. It then abruptly shifts to a separate remark about African Mohammedans avoiding contact with the dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neil Arnott
England
Austria Shaped by Begging and Insults, Says French Reporter
A New York Herald article by W. John Lenglet, attached to the Japanese mission in Vienna, portrays Austria as thriving on begging and insult toward foreigners. He describes pervasive indifference among classes, inflated prices, and hostile attitudes to outsiders while noting charitable ads and a climate of anti foreign sentiment.
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New York
Austria
New York Herald
W. John Lenglet
Vienna
Privathen
Reh
Selteber
Sehleber
Ilegally
Tie
Meh
England
United States
Walter
Canenot
Permet
Germany
Grotiatinadte Ducatts
Baden
Geran
Oman
Wilson
America
France
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H. J. Zearing
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