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Madison Weekly Herald

Location

Madison, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1915

Page

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Madison and county see large rise in real estate valuations

Jefferson County Board of Review ends a 40 day session with total valuations increasing by 126 235 across real estate and personal property. City of Madison real estate up 70 460, personal property down 115 110, net tax base up 44 650. County wide totals rise for real estate and improvements only, while personal property gains offset losses in real estate.

Jefferson County Board of Review Madison Hanover Brooksburg Board of Review C. S. Dibler Edward Jeffries Benjamin F. Noell George P. Keller George W. Miles Board of Equalization City of

Reminiscences Of Madison From 60 Years Ago

A July 2 1915 letter from J P Todd Detroit Kansas recalls Madison memories. He details families such as Lodge Wharton and Garber, old streets Mulberry Third Second, and shops Green Myers Lanier house Godman. He notes relatives, veterans, and longing to visit the old home.

Detroit Kas Madison Herald Caleb Lodge Mulberry Third Streets Betty Lodge Wharton J. B. Todd Ike Williame Lorado Texas Stephen Todd St. Louis Robert Ball A. B. Smith Cope Wise Jake Fisher Mark Gavitt Sam Sering Anderson Benson Wm. Phibbs Henry Godman John Cravens Billy Monroe Mike Garber The Democrat Green & Myers Green Lanier House Godman’s Madison Second Street Mr. M. Garber Hibbs Chisle Young Naill D. W. Naill J. P. Topp

Doan's Kidney Pills Ad Endorsed by Madison Resident

W H Tucker of 112 S Elm Madison testifies Doan's Kidney Pills ease back pain and kidney disorders. Proclaims continued satisfaction since earlier endorsement and notes availability at Rogers drug store. Price 50 cents at all dealers. Fosdick Milburn Co Buffalo N Y.

Madison W.H. Tucker S. Elm Street Dean Paine Doan Rogers’ Drug Store Tucker Fosere Milburn Co., Props Buffalo N.Y Adv

Blind Window Cleanez Earns His Living at Beloit Hotel

John Gibson forty eight, totally blind since a Milwaukee blast seven years ago, scrubs floors and washes windows at the Transient hotel in Beloit. Owner says he works as well as any able porter, using touch and mental measurements to guide his tasks.

Beloit Wis Milwaukee John Gibson Gibson

Indiana reports June deaths and births by health board

The Indiana State Board of Health released June figures showing 2,360 deaths in Indiana, down from 2,598 the previous June. Regional death rates per 1000 ranged 9.0 to 10.7, with 278 deaths under age one and 833 over sixty five. Major causes: tuberculosis 258, pneumonia 88, cancer 192, external causes 189. Total births reached 4,945 for the month.

State Board of Health Indiana

Birth statistics across counties show wide gender split

The data reports 2,550 males and 2,365 females, with fifty colored children born. Lake county records the highest birth rate at 35.4 while Clark county has the lowest at 10.8.

Lake County Clark County

Monroe Township Promotes July 27 Commencement

The Belleview notes state threshing is nearly finished and many attended the Osgood Fair last Thursday. Four graduates from Liberty church include Robert Day Nola Brinson Mildred Mickel and Herman Jeseup marking the July 27 event.

Monroe Township Liberty Church Robert Day Nola Brinson Mildred Mickel Herman Jeseup

Josephus Russell Pioneer Teacher Dies in Indiana

Josephus Russell aged sixty nine, a pioneer Jennings county school teacher, died at North Vernon Indiana from age infirmities on July 22. He was a longtime educator in the county and well known in local schooling circles.

Jennings County North Vernon Ind Josephus Russell

Tragic Eastland Disaster Kills Hundreds in Chicago River

The Eastland steamer carrying about 2000 passengers capsized after departing Clark Street dock. Initial police estimates ranged from 100 to 600 dead with later counts suggesting up to 1800. Rescue crews battled the wreckage as officials ordered investigations and arrests of crew and company officials.

Chicago Eastland Michigan City Clark Street Western Electric Company Lake Michigan Schuettler Peterson Moorehouse Washington Springer Garland Bis

Eastland Disaster Toll Mounts As Bodies Recovered

Chicago coroner and officials debate final death toll with estimates ranging from 1,200 to 1,800 as recovery continues. Investigations probe overload, divers extract bodies from wreckage, and efforts to raise the ship proceed amid arrests and ongoing inquiries.

Chicago Hoffman Eastland Fisher Federal Grand Jury Twelfth Street Pederson Steele Indiana Transportation Co

Two men shot and maimed after quarrel over money

In Muncie on July 26 Ed McCoy, 33, was fatally shot by Otho Routh of Losantsville after a dispute over a $20 bill. Routh was injured with a beer bottle cut to the forehead during the altercation.

Muncie Ed. McCoy Otho Routh Losantsille Routh

Two Trains Blown Up in Mexico Amid Rebel Attacks

Two trains on the Mexico City to Vera Cruz line were blown up near Apizaco by dynamite, killing 200. Bandits burned Cameron station after rebels killed sixty. Priscilla McCoy, 60, died at Cragmont and was sent to Greensburg for burial. The Home Holiness Camp Meeting Association schedules its 14th annual encampment near Bryantburg August 6 to 15 with Rev. George B. Culp and Rev. Lew Standley and daughters leading services. A group including Jacob Roeder Oscar Kasper Louis Gruner Tony Taverts Tony Wright William Gruner and Andrew Lothspeich visited Indianapolis and stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Lothepeich before returning home.

Vera Cruz Mexico City Apitzaco Cameron The Home Holiness Camp Meeting Association Bryanteburg George B. Culp Battle Creek Mich Lew Standley Cincinnati Mesers Jacob Roeder Oscar Kasper Louis Gruner Tony Tav Tony Wright William Gruner Andrew Lothspeich Indianapolis Andrew Lothepeich

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Vadison Herald Publishai the Herald Qary Mae Foat Main Street J. P. Todd Madison and Vicinity Blind Window Cleanez Indiana State Board of Health Belleview Chicago Western Electric Co Ing Munger Hoyne O’dowd Snow Easteland Albert Webber William Gordon Priscilla McCoy Cragmont Vail Greensburg
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