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Newspaper

Madison Weekly Herald

Location

Madison, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1891

Page

3

Local items reflect community notes and events in Franklin

Friday notices include property repainting on Jefferson street and a note on the late Newton Temperly life-insured for 3000 in favor of his mother. Topics cover school lectures, church services, marriages, jail incidents, and upcoming city election talk with Democratic primaries under discussion.

John Cross Jefferson Street Newton Temperly Trinity Church Opera House Cbrist Episcopal Church James Whitcomb Riley Robert J. Burdette Mmbers Indianapolis Press Club Sounty John L. Bolding John Winkel Peter Indianapolis Indianapolis Typographical Union David Graham Phillips D. G. Phillips National Branch Bank Washington Harper's Weekly M.S. Brooks Brooks Indiana Arno Schmidt Main Street Central Avenue Marshal Sisco Nick Riser John Wesley Episcopal Church Trinity Bull Creek Bethlehem Barrison Hogan Clark County Harrison Democratic Party

Perilous Ohio River Rescue and Local Doings

A Milton mail carrier Will Cooper survived a second Ohio River accident after being swept by waves and currents and clinging to a log for rescue. The column also notes a marriage attempt near Sulphur, a distressed Lena Densford, a pastor Rev J S Gatton resigning his post, and a witty value exchange advising young men to avoid alcohol and gambling while navigating life and temptation.

Will Cooper Madison Milton Ohio Mr. Cooper

Our Ship Yard and Madison Interests Editorial Clash

A Madison column denounces a ship yard reorganization as a meritless piece, while editorials from O Regan note the author’s growing ignorance and spleen as the paper moves toward reform. The piece hints at a factional struggle over Mapison's interests and local industry.

Herald Madison Abbott Organ O’regan Mapison

Jefferson Circuit Court Ends Term With Adjournment Notice

Yesterday the shipyard affairs were closed and today’s session handles routine work and minutes as the court prepares to adjourn. The Jefferson Circuit Court will not meet again before Monday April 6.

Jefferson Circuit Court

Browna's Iron Bitters Ad Targets Digestive Ailments

An old ad endorses Browna's Iron Bitters for dyspepsia indigestion and stomach disorders priced at one dollar per bottle. It notes genuine bottles feature red trade-mark ecromed lines on the wrapper and claims all dealers stock the product.

Genuine

Local notices mix with ads and society notes in Jefferson County

The Jefferson county page reports a range of items from a First Presbyterian social at Mrs. Tilton's to medicinal ads for Simmons Liver Regulator Hood's Sarsaparilla and other remedies. It notes a regular teacher licensing exam at the High School, a fox drive at Canaan, a doctor opening in the city, a transit of telephone offices, a Jeffersonville theft, revival meetings, a judge's strong rebuke, ward crime concerns, and Miss Carrie Monroe pursuing a law career in Saluda township with prospects of practicing locally.

Jefferson County Simmons Carrie Monroe Saluda Township

Public Library Rules Adopted by Madison Library Association

The Madison Library Association Executive Committee adopted rules effective March 2, 1891. Residents must register to use books. children under 12 cannot obtain cards. under 17 with cards may take out only one book per week. no same day exchanges. defacement fines of 25 cents for first offense and loss of privileges for repeats.

The Madison Library Association Madison Jim Enou Foxe Christian George Fox John Foxe Purgatory Paradise

Venice voyage recalls ancient city and its rises

The piece describes Venice’s unique lagoon setting, historic founding by the Doges, and maritime rise linked to Constantinople. It notes St. Mark as patron after 828, the aristocratic governance, and the 1453 decline with new trade routes. A sunset arrival via the Grand Canal ends at hotel Luna with a gondola ride.

Adige Alps Adriatic Venice Attila Byzantium Constantinople Paulacius Anafestus Riovalto Angelus Participatius St. Mark Alexandria Republic Enrico Dandolo Marino Falieri India Lagune Oxt Grand Canal Peppe Hotel Luna Great Square

Afternoon Tea in Lent Sparks a Humorous Social Riot

A narrator recalls hosting a lent tea with convalescent friends, sparking lively talk on Dante and Foxe while plans collide with illness and social mishaps. A jokey note about a stern herbal remedy caps a chaotic, humorous day.

The Selfish Fat Turkey

A selfish turkey ignores his wife until a scare goes wrong and he falls into a deep hole. A passerby frees him and he returns home to a feast. Later, the farmer plans to kill a fat turkey for a dinner and the tale ends with a moral about keeping one’s spouse safe.

Mopau Srcono Morau Lipa Hurchines

Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription Promises Health Guarantee

An old advertisement extols Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription for women noting a five mile walk to obtain it if needed. It claims toning and regularity benefits from early use, with a one dollar price and a money back guarantee if it fails to help, urging readers to try a second and third bottle.

Dr. Pierce

Rev Anna Shaw to Lecture for Local Relief Fund

The Rev Anna Shaw, an ordained Protestant Methodist minister and theology medic student, is invited to lecture at the Opera House to raise funds for local sick and helpless residents amid rising poverty and unmet needs in the township.

Anna Shaw Miss Shaw Protestant Methodist Church

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