Local Tidbits and Notices from Madison Area
July items report Giles Rice of Holman dead from alleged cholera. An infant of William Bamger, Trimble county, buried at Moffett's cemetery. Hays receives bouquet from Capt. O'Donnell on birthday. Marion seeks pillow factory. Kokomo jibe by Anderson papers. Bond default noted. Win Brown to face September term for bastardy charge. Ice cream festival hosted by Ed Gray at Pleasant Ridge with many guests. Rumor of Bob Bartlett, killer of Mrs. Contriat Carrolltan, seen in city. Kentucky officers not pursuing. Hoffman & Quinns associate Peter Hoffiman noted. Hackettspeach orchard improving home with roof work. Mr WOR Morgan of Bedford visiting Madison. R L Peak of Bedford to speak at Shelbyville and West Liberty, then trimble county tour. Excursion planned by the UlR OK of Poor Lawrenceburg to Madison aboard Carrollton. stops listed. round trip 50 cents. New Albany excursion team from Jeffersonville. Madison game at Bersch's Grove. Simonson boys with New Albany. Louisville Times photo of Jo Thomas, Glenroe Democrat candidate for representative in Gallatin. Two marriage licenses issued Frank Berry and Adie Eldinge. Francis Van Antwerp and Hannah Brooks to wed next Sunday. Dr. Jesse Struit, the boy sleeper, shows neural condition improved after brain and spinal trouble. Funeral of Miss Josephine Dielenheim attended. Guthneck preached. Springdale interment. pallbearers named. Western Fire Co. committee to dispose of Silsbury engine, visit Cincinnati maker for a new one. Endorses Ely's Cream Balm for chronic catarrh with testimonials from Willer and Olmstead.
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Win
Brown
Stella Lawton
West Madison
Ed Gray
Pleasant Ridge
Bob Bartlett
Contriat Carrolltan
Kentucky
RL. Peak
Bedford
Trimble County
Shelbyville
West Liberty
Ulr
Lawrenceburg
Madison
Norrow
Carrollton
Aurora
Rising Sun
Patriot
Warsaw
Vevny
New Albany
Jeffersonville
Madisons
Bersch’s Grove
Simonson Boys
Hanover
New Albanys
Louisville Times
Jo. Thomas
Glenroe
Gallatin
Frank Berry
Adie Eldinge
Scott County
Jeffersomn
Francis
van Antwerp
Hannal Brooks
Jesse Struit
Seyiour
Tie
Josephine Dielenheim
Revo Guthneck
Springdale
Charles Siersdorfer
Edward Kraut
George Forsee
William Winters
James King
John Matlen
George Geile
Henry Kleinhenz
Printer John Clark Dies in Cincinnati After Illness
News arrives that John Clark a famed local printer who had suffered a lung haemorrhage in Cincinnati died before his brother Ed Welch and wife could reach him. Funeral will be held tomorrow at 4 pm at Springdale cemetery with interment there. Clark hailed from this city and previously worked for the Madison office and later the Cincinnati Enquirer.
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John Clark
Cincinnati
Ed. Welch
Buffals
Queen City
West Main Street
Iron
Bedford carriage attack rumor sparks village scare
A Bedford report claims a tramp assaulted Mrs Eliza Parker Miss Minnie Parker Mrs Hate Bartlett and a driver on the Mo BL turnpike. Fearful passengers reached Bedford where a physician treated the women. The tale spiraled from a missing wagon axle nut and a misinterpreted rescue effort.
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Bedford
Eliza Parker
Minnie
Hate Bartlett
Billie Humphrey
Milton
Madison
Luther Averett
Mrs. Parker
Joe Taylor
Taylor
Averett
Taylors
Milton Free Press
Nine Jefferson county prisoners in Jeffersonville pen
The item lists nine Jefferson county prisoners in the Jeffersonville penitentiary and notes other local matters. It mentions Big Creek bass market efforts, storm damage across the state, Indiana wheat leadership, a St Michael’s choir with Prof. Gus Gebert, Hood’s Sarsaparilla promotion, tax assessments, a Sabbath union service at U.P. church, and various community notices. Also covered are a steamer excursion from Lawrenceburg, a Kentucky marriage license, a grocer syndicate formation, and other town happenings including a turntable replacement and a county board of review.
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Gus Gebert
St. Michael's Church
Hood
U.P. Church
J. H. Barnard
Episcopal Church
Bethel Chapel
Mrs Matheny Improves After Tragic Shooting
Mrs Matheny's condition steadily improves after a horrific shooting. She traveled from 71 W Thirteenth Street to her brother's home at 660 Sellefontaine Street and rested much of the afternoon. She recognized family and friends, wounds heal, bullets remain in place, and doctors foresee gradual speech recovery once the brain wound heals.
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Willianes
Matheny
Broken Up and Cherished Moments in the Car
A midtown elevated train scene recounts a brief encounter with a striking maiden that stirs the narrator's emotions. The piece contrasts romantic impulse with social commentary from The Ladies' Home Journal. A funeral notice for John R. C. Clark sets a somber closing note.
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Giles Rice
Holman
William Bamger
Moffett’s Cemetery
Will S. Hays
James O'Donnell
Marion
Anderson
Kokomo
Peter Foffiman
Hoffman & Quinns
Western Pire Co
ELF. Collins
de Bo Connolly
C. Sappington
PT. Brashear
Charles Walker
J.T. Eitel
Silsbury
Ahrens Manufacturing Company
Ely
E. H. Willer
Joliett
J. C. Olmstead
Arcola
Clark
Springdale Cemetery
George Ketel
Ketch
Soci
Moore
HAL College
Capada
Bigney
Madison Courier
Democrat Co
Crow
Chapman
Slick Joe
Jefferson County
Ti i Jeffry
Jeffersonville Penitentiary
Chas, Mullen
Big Creek
Indiana
City of
Vevay
Walker Lockett
Mollie Alexander
George Cottom
Consolidated Tank Line Co
Robert Scott
Leary Gazette
St. George Commandry
Columbus
Jacob Hilma Kentuckian
Workman
Elmerstauley
Evansvilleie
Niklaus
Toele
Geoo Phillips
County Board of Review
Pitcher’s Castoria
Stmmer
Anna P. Payne
The
Ladies’ Home Journal
John R.C. Clark
Ponlar
W. H. Miller
Blysha
MS Cine
WW. Harding
Seymour
D. M. Hooker
West Street
Ind
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Santa Guns
N.k.fairbank&co
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