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Madison Weekly Herald

Location

Madison, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1891

Page

3

Death is abroad in the land and town notes

A Milton and Hanover focused column reports Mrs. Elizabeth Brandt is very ill in Hanover. Miltons attend a dance, weather affects fruit, and a divorce case for Mrs. Julia Crutchilow vs James Crutchilow is noted. Hollis's orchestra travels to Carrollton for a ball at Lindsey's hotel.

Elizabeth Brandt Hanover Milton Julia Crutchilow James Crutchilow Hollis Carrollton Lindsey

Death's Harvest: Madison’s 4 deaths mark grim week

Four deaths last night in Madison, Indiana, include Walter Beatty a veteran mechanic and foreman. Edward Murray, 17, son of James Murray. Michael Reinhart, 73, long-time German citizen. and Nicholas Lustig drayman. Funeral plans and local observances follow as community mourns.

St Patrick Day Mass Celebrated At Assumption Church

The Assumption church hosts a grand St Patrick's Day high mass with a sermon by Rev Father Rowan. Catholic Record notes the event as part of the local parish observances and community celebration.

Father Guthneck St. Patrick's Church North Madison St. Patrick's Day Assumption Church Rowan Evansville Drucilla Walton Squire Cravens Joseph T Brashear West Madison

That Seymour Cow Again

A cow killed at Seymour Wednesday had a curious stomach contents including a silver dollar a quarter pound of horse shoe nails a paper of pins bones a six foot circular saw and an old fashioned flax hackle found by Cincinnati Enquirer reporters after the animal’s death.

Seymour Seymour Wednesday Cincinnati Enquirer

Advertising Dilemmas Hit Advertisers In Hanabp

Advertisers ask where when and how to reach the public. The suggested resolution urges placing notices in the Hanabp to maximize visibility and impact.

Madison Sheriff Escorts Insane Men to Hospital

Sheriff Hoagland of Madison reports transporting two insanes to the hospital in a northern excursion. A large portion of Jefferson County residents are described as sane, more than the Columbus Herald’s depot editor. The YPSCE of the Christian Church hosted a social at Mr. J P Wells’s East Street home with games and singing. Twenty four years after Morton Horner’s mother died his infant was adopted by George Butler and wife. Horner Sr. recently visited Columbus and then left for Pane Illinois, meeting his son again but parting as strangers.

L. & M. Wollen Miller German Building Association New Jersey Dr. Bull Richard Archer Ogden California Hanover Cambridge City Turpie Silas Q. Howe W. T. Pate & Co Patriot Ind Chas. Kahn Main Street Indianapolis Indiana Madison Milton Knights Richard Thompson Lizzie Starky Daugherty Milton Lancaster Milton Free Preas St. L M. F. Klein Jacob Thenis Toley Prussia Peter Dan~zer Lyman Wood Michigan Road Wood Jefferson County Milton Free Press Hay Press Galoots Columbus Herald Walter Beatty West Second Street Madison Machine Co Pittsburg Sue Fisher Capt. Chancey Cobb, Stribling, & Co Stribling & Co Stribling & Welch Stribling Herald Oir Beatty Syracuse Lodge K. of P Washington Lodge I. 0. O. F Wildley A. O. Bachman Post Imourn Second Street Michael Reinhart East Second Street Casper Pennsylvania Shakespeare City High School Kanawha William Saluda Sheriff Hoagland Y.P.S.C. E The Christian Church J.P. Wells East Street Morton Horner Columbus George Dicken Sona

Madison M. and M. Club meeting boosts town business

A large Madison gathering discussed local commerce and urged memorializing the second assistant peatmaster-general to restore the mail agent removed from the Madison branch of the P C Co and St L. A committee of Chas Alling James Hargan Harry Colgate Pratt and A Geile was appointed.

Madison M. & M. Club

Hogan's Latest Trouble in Jeffersonville

Harrison Hog an known as the Bull Creek terror visited Jeffersonville with attorney L A Douglas to discuss his case. He claims his wife looted his hay and provisions while jailed and later left him for her son in law's home. He fears ending in the poor house, cites years of confinement and poor ventilation. The notice promotes Hood’s Sarsaparilla and Dr Bull’s Cough Syrup with health claims and price.

Harrison Hogan Bull Creek Jeffersonville L. A. Douglas Bethlehem Hogan

Women Rights Debate and Easter Dates Highlight Illinois Page

The Sentinel reports a Chicago society petition opposing municipal female suffrage, arguing women belong in the home and warning against socialism and property debates. Cardinal Gibbons condemns political rights for women, urging restraint of public life. Easter falls early this year, with rare dating notes and future projections.

the Sentinel Illinois General Assembly Chicago Illinois Cardinal Gibbons Baltimore

St Mark's Piazza and Doges Palace in Venice

A vivid tour of St Mark's Piazza highlighting the basilica with its Greek cross plan and armored domes, the Campanile and clock tower, the Piazzetta pillars, the Doges Palace with the Golden Book and Scala D Oro, plus the history of the famous bronze horses and surrounding monuments.

la Piazza St. Mark’s Venice St. Mark's St.Mark’s Lagune Constantinopole Frederick Barbarossa Petro Nero Trajan Constantine Constantinople Dandolo Napoleon Paris Tuileries Adriatic Alps Campanile Piazzetta Syria St. Mark St. Theodore Doges Nabili Tintoretto Paul Veronese Giovane

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