Local notes on births, travel, injuries, and obits at Madison
Madison writes of John J. Niesae a Purdu University student returning home for summer. Various births and engagements are noted along with injuries to workers at a pin factory and to Thomas Gavin on Hattie Brown. The death of Louis Wettrick is reported, and legal inquiry concerns Dr. John Hollenbeck in Lewiston Idaho amid a Canadian connection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Niesae
Purdus University
Ray Christman
Bessie M. Pevis
Burle
Jennings County
Goldie Taylor
Faihue Straugho
Stella Beach
Bethlehem
Uilaalath Wolfshia
Cincinnati
Messra
Andrew
Adam Wolfseblay
Louisville Courier-Journal
Bertha J
Ehringer
W. T. McCoy
Jeffersonville
Missistheunger
Joseph Horutf
Thomas Gavin
Hattie Brown
Hatch
Elmer Monroe
Fred Grace
Fred Wettrick
Mansfield
Louis
Mr. Wettrick
Lewiston
Ida
Dr. Hollenbeck
Death of Madison Man Harry Grace After Sudden Fall
After a 50 foot fall from a scaffold while painting, Harry Grace of Madison died suddenly at his mother's home. He was paralyzed from the hips after the accident and had shown brief improvement before passing away in the morning. An autopsy is to be performed by Dr. Ford, Dr. Totten, and Dr. Hateh. Grace, born January 8 1870 in Wert County, was a riverman and a trusted helper with the Peddie brothers, unmarried and devoted to his mother. He leaves seven siblings and four brothers, with a wide circle of grieving friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Crrace
Madison
Harriett Chace
Third Street
Grace
S. M. Ford
Bert
Drord
Totten and
Hateh
Irtee
Wert
Bern
Pebildren
Wdartiett Ciriee
Capt
Greaves Botarace
Meadmen
Phree Biaters
Pred Smith
City
Nicholas Bolte
Meannate
Mera
John Olling
Erty
Messe
Doert
Catford
Clyde
Wort
Ghia
Mississippi
Peddie Brothers
Greve
Prief
Odd Fellows
Springdale Cemetery
Springledale Cemetery
W. J. Stout
Cochran
Madison High School Alumni Banquet Honors 15th Anniversary
The 15th Madison High School Alumni Association reunion was held at Pythian Hall with 160 attendees. Mrs. Fallie C. Winters presided. Rt Rev Bishop Van Buren gave the invocation as Prof Lang and Alvin Rogers spoke. The program featured a class address by R. B. von Kleinsmid, a lively introduction, and a late-night dance. Officers for the next year include Moses H. Cochrane Jr., Helen Leland, Elinor Wyatt, Agnes Ionlan, and Robert F. Stanton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. H. IS
Pythian Hall
Fallie C. Winters
van Buren
Puente
Tabiles
Williams
Claas
George Cowjamin
Winters
Lang
Alvin Rogers
R. B. von Kleinsmid
Chicago
California
Jeffersonville Reformatory
Madison High School
Moses H. Cochrane
Court Notices and Real Estate Actions In Local Court
I W Eckert and others vs Robertson and Platz set for trial Friday June 11. Andere son and Platz trial June 13. Clyde McCartney seeks sale of real estate in Republican Township with hearing June 21. Guardian Emerson Lemen approved for Magdalena Nagle. Dora Isaacs sells No 502 Second Street to Ming Elizabeth Farrell for 1000. Charles Zeigler fined $1 and costs for provoking Howard Strong. further charges to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. W. Eckert Kc
Charles B. Robertson
Charles Platz
Samera
Frank Andereson
Clyde McCartney
Albert McCartney
Emerson Lemen
Republican Township
Francigey
Magdalena Nagle
Pinksley Craig
Dora Isaacs
Second Street
Ming Elizabeth Farrell
Squire Stuart
Charles Zeigler
Howard Strong
Zeigler
Strong
William A McQuinn Dies At 89 In Madison
William A McQuinn longtime Madison resident, Civil War veteran and retired farmer and carpenter, died at his west Second Street home after a long illness. He was 89 and survived by daughters Angie Wolf, Ansel Wella, Gertrude Everhart, and Elizabeth Smock. He was active in the Methodist church and respected by all who knew him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. McQuinn
Madison
West Second Street
Mr. McQuinn
Angie Wolf
City
Ansel Wella
Florida
Gertrude Everhart
Elizabeth Smock
Indianapolis
Methodist Church
Licensed to wed Lawrence Hock and Agnes Helton
A Madison county record notes Lawrence Hock and Agnes Helton, both of this county, are licensed to wed. The report includes local social notices and community events from Madison, detailing obituaries, visits, and incidental incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Hock
Agnes Helton
Fatal shooting of engineer Harry Pulliam on PF Gillett
Evansville dispatch reports engineer Harry Pulliam of the towboat PF Gillett was fatally shot through the head by a colored robber. His parents Mr and Mrs William Pulliam of south Walnut Street and Mrs Pulliam learned he was wounded in the arm and not fatally. Clarence Pulliam, his brother, works as an assistant to the wounded man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Cincinnati Enquirer of
Evansville
Harry Pullem
PF. Gillett
William Pulliam
South Walnut Atrert
Thin City
Mra. Pullem
Marine Hospital
Ste
Homself
Clarence Pullem
Memorial rites for Leonard Schuler at St Marys church
A sorrowful gathering at St Marys church paid tribute to Leonard Schuler with a nine o'clock Requiem High Mass conducted by Rev Bauer. The service featured a consoling sermon, abundant floral designs, and burial at Walnut Street Cemetery behind pallbearers including Peter Smyth and John Woll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Church
Leonard Schuler
Bauer
St. Peter's Society
Walnut Street
Funeral services for William A McQuinn held this afternoon
Funeral services for William A. McQuinn were conducted at his West Second Street home at 1 o'clock this afternoon. Rev. Thomas of Trinity Church and Rev. Long of the First Baptist Church led the rites, with burial in Springdale Cemetery. Pallbearers were Elmer E. Scott James Crozier George Cofield W F F Bunch Charles Hillabold I E Hitz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Chace
West Third Street
Virgil Thompson
Magpola Club
Grace
Bural
Sprogdale Cemetery
William A. McQuinn
West Second Street
Rev
Thomas
Trinity Church
Long
First Baptist Church
Springdale Cemetery
Elmer E. Scott
James Crozier
George Cofield
W. F F. Bunch
Charles Hillabold
I. E. Hitz
Hord Plaintiffs Win Judgment Against Hord Estate
William E. Hord and Edda Hord win a finding and judgment for 885 as a general claim and 150 as a preferred claim for services and care against the estate of Adam Hord. C. J. Kohl named administrator de bonis non of the late wife’s estate. Illinois dairy assets valued at 29,183,044.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Hord
Edda Hord
Adam Hord
Gilbert L. Hord
C. J. Kohl
Death of suffragette Davison shocks London crowds
Davison a suffragette dies after being shot at the Derby outcome sparks militant protests. Grandstand at Hurst Park Racecourse and clubhouses at Whipps Cross and Walthamstow burn amid clashes as 100000 women prepare for her funeral. Court scenes show militant acts during trial of six suffragists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Migs Davison
Hurst Park Race Course
Whippscropa
Warthamstow
Davison
Tose
Pr Rippen
Martes Tral
Diplomatic Appointments Named for Italy Netherlands and Mexico
The President announced diplomatic postings: Thomas Nelson Page of Virginia to Italy, Henry Vandyke of New Jersey to the Netherlands, John Lamb of Indiana to Mexico, and Meredith Nicholson of Indiana likely to Belgium. Mexico will be delayed until Autumn to avoid recognizing Huerta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Thomas Nelson Page
Virginia
Italy
Henry Vandyke
New Jersey
Netherlands
John , Lamb
Indiana
Mexico
Meredith Nicholson
Belgium
Appearauer
Huerta
Doctors mistake in diagnosis in Huntington
June 9 report notes a diphtheria anti toxin given to Luke Bren aged 60 in Huntington caused his death though the child did not have diphtheria. Medical error outlined with fatal outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
Luke Bren
Miss Ann Wiegand and Benj Foltz to Wed Later Month
Yesterday announces the engagement of Miss Anna Wiegand of this city and Mr Benjamin Foltz of Indianapolis The couple plans a wedding in the latter part of the month at St Marys church Miss Wiegand is the eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Englehardt Wiegand of North Walnut Street The groom is a son of Mr and Mrs Anthony Foltz and a longtime resident of Indianapolis Now residing in this county
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Wiegand
Benjamin Poltz
Indianapolis
St. Mary's Church
Englehardt Wiegand
North
Walnut Street
Anthony Foltz
Iga
Middlefork
Tie
The
Herald
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Philippine Wagner
George D. Domarer
Francia Loehard
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G EE Crevier
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S.E. Pough
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Harry Grace
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Elinor Wyatt
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Robert F. Stanton
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William A. M'Quinn
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Ikla
John Dehler
Rene
Seymour
Emery Vaughn
Arzetta Lindaay
Kievener
Andrew Blake
Eck Dist
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Costa
Charles Zegger
Steonge
Cyreurt
Joto Wahlman
Daugheter
Misa Gertride
Vevagy
Lafayette
Vardae Universily
Himee
Seyepay Lerdyymye
Cinesanathe
Puremen
Penesta
Maye Oyrden
Oliver Do Oygden
North Milletison
Hoon V
North Madison
Fairmount
Oscar Adams
Thas Cy
Wwasoan
Sutelay
Owas
Hee
Owith
Masonic Thorne Printings
Fouinville
Crooked Creek
Canaan Road
Thomas Finnegan
Father Adam
Harry
Evaneville
Messrs
Ralph Peddie
William Peddie
Robert Peddie
James Peddie
Michael Hopkins
John McGuire
Irrank Kietn
Thomas G. Francisco
Willan Emerson
Lawrenceburg
William Gockle
John Kammerer
Louisville
Edward Smith
Minnie Rogers
Fred Rawlings
Kokomo
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Thraa
John E. Lamb
Ann Wiegand
Mr. Benj. Foltz
Hattie Layton
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