Local Briefs and Notes From Jefferson County
Wednesday June 22 reports show pension examiners in session, a sisters of St Michael's academy closing for vacation, and South Bend resident John B Stoll declining Congressional candidacy. Local disturbances include Joseph Nichols jailed for drunken conduct and Orin Marshal upgrading his laundry with new machinery employing thirteen. William Alexander and Lillie Johnson wed in Madison with Cincinnati tour. Louisville to Evansville rail depot complaints surface as New Albany gains $300000 Air Line rail funding. A North Vernon report details Louis Long's fatal freight-train accident aged thirty two, while Green Smith and Si Sherin receive convention attention in Cincinnati Enquirer notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board of Pension Examiners
Academy of the Sisters of St. Michael's Church
John B. Stoll
South Bend
Joseph Nichols
Main Street
Boston
Schockley
Minnie Parker
Bedford
Clark County
State Insane Hospital
Gassett Vs. Lyle
Jake Klein
Harry Doolittle
Peter Sheets
Jake Knoebel
Volga
Orin Marshal
Kentucky and Indiana Bridge Company
New Albany
Air Line Railroad
New Albany Ledger
Louisville
Evansville
William Alexander
Lillie Johnson
Madison
Colored Society
Cincinnati
North Vernon
Louis Long
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Green Smith
Indiana
Si Sherin
Logansport
Green
Hoosier
Fourth of July plans and local notices across Madison area
Local items report Fourth of July celebrations starting next week, rail and mail revenue figures, elected fire company officers, theft, religious meetings, an upcoming excursion to Kentucky River, illnesses and deaths, fires, picnics, and social events in Madison and surrounding towns including Brooksburg and Hanover. Notable names include Fred T. Reed, John F. Sherlock, and Thomas Turner family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Fire Company
Fred T. Reed
Brooksburg
John F. Sherlock
Eagle Hollow
Madison
Beech Grove
Franklin
Kentucky River
Over the State News Roundup From Indiana
Martinsville ships mineral water statewide while New Albany lays a Y M C A cornerstone In Richmond a crackdown on fines fails to reform The state reports burglaries fires in Loogootee gunfire near Seymour and a stranger dying in Taswell
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsville
New Albany
Y. M.C.A
Richmond
Loogootee
Evansville
Council of
Fray of June incidents and local church notes in Lexington
Friday items record Squire Allen fining John Scheser for drunkenness and Ford Moore for assault. A bucket brigade fought a fire at Walker's foundry. Noted are a boy’s broken arm, church foundations, school vacancy, and peach shipments. Obituaries, baptisms, revivals, and civic news fill the Lexington scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker
Bridget Lovell
Hewitt
New Baptist
Lexington
Commencement Attendees and Local Disturbance Report
Misses Sidney Effie Lee Fannie Strother Minnie Dean Chas Pennett and Bert Frank Dean attend Hanover commencement. A fight near Lee's mill between Whites and Abbotts ends with gunfire. John White badly wounded, Jo Dick Abbott wounded, Will White involved. Lexington Scott County reports a strong local baseball club. national conventions concluded with a presidential nominee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Effie Lee
Fannie Strother
Kentucky
Minnie Dean
Chas. Pennett
Bert
Frank Dean
Hanover
Lee’s Mill
Abbotts
Jo Dick Abbott
John White
Frank Abbott
White
Young Will White
Jo Dick
Abbott
Owen County
Notorious Attorney Lives Quietly in Cedar Lake Village
In Cedar Lake near Knox Stark County a famed lawyer who once drew global attention for a sensational case now resides quietly. Once a household name for defending Charles Guiteau, he remains schooled in law at his modest office marked George Scoville Attorney at law and Notary Public. Elisha Carr, Charlestown stock raiser, rebuilt his barn after a lightning strike and reports a fast two year old colt named Vandelier plus a fine Kentucky stallion on his farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Lake
Knox
Stark County
George Scoville
Charles Jules Guiteau
Garfield
Logansport Pharos
Elisha Carr
Charlestown
Vandelier
Kentucky
R. Carr
Peterman Divorce Suit Moves to Jennings County
Change of venue granted in the Peterman versus Peterman divorce case with Judge Kedley transferring proceedings to Jennings County. In Gassett versus Lyle for $3000 damages, closing argument by Mr. Korbly began this morning and jurors are to hear final statements around 5 p m as press time approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDonald Will
Hamilton County
Marion County
Ford
Elm and
Second Streets
Richmond
West Third Street
Peterman
Kedley
Jennings County
Gassett
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George Frooks
Durance Vile
Griffins
Pennsylvania Company
Scott County
Scottsburg
Jeffersonville
Frank Schneiter
Edinburg
Columbus Times
Bartholomew County
Episcopal Church
Oscar Garlinghouse
Thomas
Torrance
Bartron
Aberdeen Brothers
Hanover Cemetery
Daniel Monroe
Saluda Township
Isaac
Thomas Turner
Hanover Township
Blankenship
Givens
Todd
Stanton
Branham
Springdale
John B. Matthews
Otto
Mr. Matthews
Edward
Brazelton Hadley
Plainfield
Seymour
Win
Porter
Taswell
Jacob Reddick
Knightstown
Katie Smith
Wernle
Shack
Cope
Brookville
Andrew Beekman
Death
Little Etta
James Cordrey
Cordrey
Moore’s Hill
William Cordrey
West Madison
Moore
Epworth League
Trinity Church
Squire Allen
John Scheser
Ford Moore
P Lay
Nettie Ramsey
Broadway
Lillie B. Johnson
Westport
Vevay
Dean Brothers Peaches
Indianapolis
Chicago
Christian Church
North Madison
Jacks
Gauld
Greensburg
Hudson
St. Mary’s School
Seepe
William Shannon
H. HL. ‘Thompson
A. M. E. Church
Patrick Duffy
Herald
Duffy
Coffee Creek
Martin
Carrollton
Davis
California
Bible Students
George C. Hubbard
Hill College
State Normal
Warrensburg
Hubbard
Bloomington
Etta Cordrey
Springdale Cemetery
C. W. Tinsley
John Millican de A
John Millican
Indiana Cavalry
East Second Street
Woolen
England
Liza Tevis
Benjamin
Chattanooga
Tenn
George
Bethlehem Item
Nannie Harris
Dean’s
Belle Stillhammer
Kittie Pernett
Kate Smith
Carrie Monroe
Saluda
Charles Pernett
Cuiteau
Circuit Court
Castoria
Samuel Pitcher
G. C. Ongoon
Lowell
Mass
J. F. Kinowrot
Conway, Ark
H. A. Arcuer
M. D
Oxford St
Brooklyn
Children’s Department
Univen Hospital and Dispensaryy
Bogton
Auten C. Surry, Pres
the Centaur Company
T. Murray Street
New York City
Erie Medical CO
Suffalo
John Adams
Madison Machine
Atlas Engine Works
United States
Walch
Deering
Alling & Lodge
National Branch Bank
Madison, Indianzl
F. L. Powell
W. H. Powell
V. Pros
D. G. Phillips
Cashier
Isam Ross
Chas
Cornett
Doh ‘Ements
W. H."powell
Powell, Dime ‘Fargan
John T. Schattel
Inlyld
Wly
S. J. Smith
East Main Street
Landreth
Landreth’s
J. EC
P. Larper
Madison, Ind
N.W
Carner Main and
Jefferson Sia
Pew Ohlohenter
A Roy
Brad
VAL
Chichester
Chichester Chemical Co
Philada
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