Madison Passengers and Local News From Madison Area
Madison residents travel to Louisville Terre Haute Indianapolis and Cincinnati for visits schooling and business. Notable events include a 0 day sentence for Robert Cordrey on intoxication and the sale of 27 tubercular cows to Mr. Champ Kahn for 1000. Minnie Simpson, a respected Cincinnati teacher, is remembered after her recent death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Cordrey
Jenkins
Crozier
James W. Milligan
Minnie Milla
Santa Rosa
California
Louisville
Mills
Supt Milligan
Cragmont
Champ Kahn
Steve Simmons
Pearl Packing House
Indianapolis Abattoir Co
Kahn
Indianapolis
Richard Johnson
Little Child
Martha Johnson
Cincinnati
Minnie Simpson
Miss Simpson
Vevay
No. 4 Fire Co Elects Officers for Six Month Term
The No. 4 Fire Co met and elected officers for the ensuing six months. President Andrew Jacoba and Vice President Adam Schmitt head a slate that includes Secretary John Kalb Treasurer Frank J. Schram Chief Frank J. Schram Assistant Chief Albert G. Winter Hose Director Wm. Schnabel Aga t Hoge Director Wm. Bersch, Jet Pipesman Frank Voelker 2nd Pipesman Jos. Sheets Driver Frank Sheets Messenger Wm. Dietz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
No. 4 Fire Co
Andrew Jacoba
Adam Schmitt
John Kalb
Frank J. Schram
Asst
Albert G. Winter
Wm. Schnabel
Aga’t Hoge
Wm.Bersch
Jet
Pipesman
Frank Voelker
Jos. Sheets
Frank Sheets
Wm. Dietz
Correction on City of Madison wreck crew
The Herald corrects a report that Capt. Lute Bowen steered the City of Madison during the June 18 1894 dyke wreck. Bowen was in command while Pilot Wheeler Collier of Cincinnati actually rode at the wheel. The error arose from a misapprehension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Lute Bowen
City of
Madison
Wheeler Collier
Cincinnati
Denmark Exports 1914 Butter Stock Totaling 1,224,510 Pounds
Danish trade data show butter exports in 1914 reached 1,224,510 pounds. Trade figures highlight Denmark as a substantial butter supplier for overseas markets during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denmark
State inspector in Lafayette enforces stallion enrollment
Inspector Terrell D StalvoneRus, a former Purdue student and state inspector, travels in this city and county to enforce the Indiana stallion enrollment law. Stallions and jacks offered for public service must be enrolled by the state board, with posters noting condition, soundness, health and breed. Notices must be posted in stables and annual enrollment applications filed, with inspections by an experienced veterinarian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. E. Thompson
Purdue
Indiana
State Board
Tte
Experiment Station
Lafayette
Corner Marsteller
State Stade
Township dog tax delinquency notice and penalties
A township notice outlines actions against dog tax delinquents with penalties from 5 to 20 dollars for harboring untaxed dogs and up to 100 dollars for false dog sex or spay status. It details reporting duties, transfer of tax when ownership changes, and fines for violations including harboring after livestock injury and running female dogs during rutting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manville
Death of Mies Sallie A Buchanan at Sister's Home
Mies Sallie A Buchanan aged 40 died last night at her sister Mrs Cordie Richards east Front Street after a illness of some time Funeral services set for 2 oclock at the house Rev Lower to officiate burial in Fairmount cemetery Mr and Mrs Wallace B Tibbetts and Master Wallace B Jr are visiting east Maine Street Tibbetts convalescent from a nervous breakdown improving steadily will spend a month near Volga for health return to New York around September 1st Roy The world produces 1000000000 tons of coal annually
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Sallie A. Buchanan
Cordie Richards
East Front Street
Rev. Lower
Fairmount Cemetery
Wallace B. Tibbetts
Wallace B., Jr
Earl Tibbetts
East
Maine Street
Madison Daily Notices of People and Travels
Madison on June 21 reports numerous local movements and visits. W R Curry heads to Cincinnati, David Cox journeys to St Augustine Florida, E C Ward travels to Marion Indiana, Alois Knoebel visits Seymour, John Torrance from Shelbyville visits relatives, Fred Green travels to Indianapolis, Nellie Dietz and Dorleta Geyland to California, and a temple dedication in Indianapolis. Various local figures report train trips, weddings, births, and hospital arrivals with Clays and Vigo counties noted. A large Odd Fellows memorial service and gravesite tributes round out the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Curry
Cincinnati
David Cox
St. Augustine
Fla
E. C. Ward
Marion
Ind
Alois Knoebel
Seymour
Two Boys Sentenced for Grand Larceny in Juvenile Court
In Madison a pair of youths Charles Goins eight and George Dalhouver nine were sent to the Plainfield Reform School on grand larceny charges for stealing a horse and buggy valued at 150 dollars from Rufus Jaynes of North Madison last Saturday night. The boys, described as small for their ages, allegedly planned to ride toward Shelbyville to visit relatives, and were later caught in Dupont after attempting to steal another horse at James Duffy's. The Juvenile Officer George McKay filed the charges, noting they are among the youngest known horse thieves in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Goins
Charles Going
George Dalhouver
Bertha Going
Plainfield
Rufus Jaynes
North Madison
Calhouver
Shelbyville
Mr. Jones
Clifty
Harge
Mr. Duffy
Youngatora
Dupont
Madison
George McKay
Cooper Hirst
Lee
Dalboover
Clara Hindsley Sues For Breach Of Warrant In Suit Against Smiths
Clara A. Hindsley filed suit for breach of warrant against William M. Smith and Fannie B. Smith through attorneys P. K. Bear and B. S. Roberts. George Davidson pleaded guilty to uttering a forged check and was remanded for sentence. Lucy Cosby versus Edward Otto Cosby divorce and support is being heard today with Judge Bear for the plaintiff and McGrapor and McGregor for the defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara A. Hindsley
William M. Smith
Fannie B.smith
P. KE. Bear
B.S. Roberts
George
Turkey
Davidson
Lucy Cosby
Otto Cosby
Judge Bear
McGrapor and
McGregor
Funeral services for Mrs Eva E Mancha held at home
Funeral services for the late Mrs Eva E Mancha widow of John Mancha were held at 9 30 yesterday morning at her daughter's home on Third Street by Reverend Hartley. Burial followed in Brylese cemetery with pallbearers Hiram Francisco George T Mayfield Charles George James Bramwell J C Storm and George Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva E. Mancha
John Mancha
Roy Elwyn
Third Street
Rev. Hartley
Brylese
Hiram Francisco
George T. Mayfield
Charles George
James Bramwell
J.C. Storm
George Francisco
Sunday School Leaders Address Township Convention
Dr William A Millis Prof Culbertson and Prof Lawrence of Hanover and Rev J W Lanham of Manville spoke at the Indian Kentucky Baptist church Sunday afternoon. Officers were re elected for the coming year and the work was urged to advance with renewed vigor. A good audience expressed interest. Parents are urged to supervise children around dogs after a Pasteur Institute visit in Indianapolis where 23 children were treated for dog bites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Millis
Culebertson
Lawrence
Hanover
J. W. Lanham
Manville
Indian Kentucky Baptist Church
Culbertson
Jefferson County
Millis
R. Brook
Paul
Mary
Indianapolis
Pasteur Institute
Exploding Suspected as Windsor Armory Plot Fails
Dynamiters almost blew Windsor armory but only one of thirty sticks exploded due to faulty connections. A case similar to the McNamara campaign was found under the wall while a Walkerville Peabody Company plant making soldiers uniforms suffered a $5000 blast three hours earlier. German sympathizers from Detroit are suspected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Windsor
Canada
Peatbody Company
Walkerville
McNamara Ironworkers
Peabody Company
WARDENS WIFE FOUND DEAD IN JOLIET PENITENTIARY FIRE
Mrs Ed Mund M Allen wife of the Illinois penitentiary warden was found dead in her blazing bed a committee investigates whether it was accidental or foul play by George Campbell a prisoner who served the family as personal servant Campbell was away in West Baden Ind a blood stained collar was later found near the room and Campbell admitted ownership saying the blood came from a shaving cut with no recent cut visible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joliet, Tl
Edmund M. Allen
Illinois Penitentiary
Alain
George Campbell
Campbell
West Baden
Ind
Joliet
Odette Allen
Roberts couples trade 44 acres in Milton township
Oliver Roberts and his wife transfer 44 acres in Milton township to Ebon McKay and his wife for a price of 1000 dollars. The transaction details the real estate deed exchange between the two couples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Roberts
Ebon McKay
Milton Township
Siegel Surrenders to Begin Ten Months in Prison
Geneseo New York June 21 Henry Siegel ex New York merchant prince who was convicted of accepting deposits while insolvent surrendered to serve a ten months term He had been at liberty while trying to repay part of the 2 000 000 deposits He offered 150 000 and said most depositors pressed him to pay more under threat of further prosecution Also notes painting contract at Armstrong home and auto mail delivery to start in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneseo
N. Y
Henry Siegel
New York
Liberty
Governor Commutes Leo M Frank Sentence to Life in Prison
Georgia Governor Slaton commutes Leo M Frank's death sentence for the Mary Phagan murder to life imprisonment. Frank is moved secretly to Milledgeville prison amid a crowd on Marietta Street. arrests are made as police quell threats. Governor cites substantial doubt in Frank's guilt and pledges calm consideration of his case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Eco M. Frank
Mary Phagan
Milledgeville Penitentiary
Marietta Atrest
Phagan
Frank
Slaton
Pardon Board
Milledgeville
Leo Frank
Georgia Prison Farm
Mangum
White House Baby McKee Becomes Mother in New York
Washington dispatch reports that Baby McKee now Mrs. Kurt Rislinger of 565 Park Avenue New York City gave birth to a girl on Friday. Her husband is a grandson of Adolph Busch. They wed November 15 1913. Also noted is the death of Henry Tyler a Cragmont resident whose body was sent to New Albany for burial. At the equator the earth’s diameter is 9726 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Sherman
Manville
Jeffersonvilla
Glenn Sherman
Misa Della Turner
Switzerland County
Terre Haute
Irene
Helen Goebel
Canaan Road
New Albany
Carlisle Strader
Indianapolis
Frank Eckert
Kate Cisco
Robert Henry
Jeffersonville
Mary Wolf
Madison
Hanover
Catherine Schneider
Washington
National Capital
New York
McKee
White House
Benjamin Harrison
Kurt Rissinger
Park Avenue
New York City
Adophne Busch
Henry Tyler
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E. Rapp
Frankfort
John ()’Brien
James Donahue
Misa Mary Bilger
Corker
Evanaville
Misa Kathryn Ctrooma
Walter Steven
Fred Stokes
Fred Eckert
No. 4 Fire Company
Roy
John Torrance
Fred Green
Misa Nellie Dietz
Dorete Ta Geyland
Fraternal Order of Eagles
McKay
Greencastle
William McDermott, Jr
Charlee Clark
Virgil Thompson
W. J. McBride
I. J. Schilling
St. Louis
Peter Lehrig
West Madison
Margaret Henry
Fairfield
Joseph Henry
Marie
Frank J. Nicase
8S. B. Foltz
Middlefork
Wm.Garrigan
Clay Co
Sheriff Shea
Vigo Co
Lucy Hugher
Isabelle Doig
Charles McDonald
Misa Edith
Buffalo
Charlie B Mellish
Anna Horuff
Carrollton
Crobmeyor-Fromms
Henry Oldfather
Wis
Rof. Oldfather
Madison University
John Mitchell
James
James White
Ophelia Schnaizer
San Francisco Exposition
Mary Phillips
China
Franklin College
George Augustin
Alice
Lorena Long
Jasper
Rev. Bilger
St. Mary’s Parish House
Edward Flynn
Johnson
Misa Elizabeth
Montgomery
Davies County
William Cisco
John M. and
William
Houston
Texas
Cisco
West Main Street
Calvin Cisco
North Vernon
Annie Leap
Edith Windser
Arends
Odd Fellows
Lutheran Church
Lodge Brotherhood
Lodge
Springdale Cemetery
The
Reform School
Circuit Court
Township Sunday School Convention
Dynamiters
Peabody Plant
Wardens
Siecel
Robert N. Walker
Michael Barrar
Vavay
R. W. Armstrong
Leo M. Frank
Georgia
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