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Newspaper

Madison Weekly Herald

Location

Madison, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1891

Page

7

From a Busy 1891 Jeffersonville Page

Readable items include marriage licenses for Charles Froman and Eva Conway Patrick Moore and Eliza Patton. local improvements like Walnut street crosswalks. notices of church revivals and lectures in A M E and Trinity churches. and multiple anecdotes about local business, loans, a bank failure impact, and community events.

Albert Staffer Madison Columbus Republican Mr. Thomas Finnegan H. M. Gould N. T. Drake & Co Charles V. Froman Eva Conway Patrick J. Moore Eliza D. Patton

The Terror Harrison Hogan Seeks Eighth Wife in Indiana

Harrison Hogan known as The Terror plans to wed Miss Sallie Bowyer in Bull Creek Indiana after a string of legal troubles and disputes. Once jailed for shooting at his wife he lost his possessions and blamed his neighbors. Hogan, 78, has had seven wives and now pursues an eighth amid a village spotlight.

Bull Creek Indiana Harrison Hogan Hogan Jeffersonville Harrison Mr. Hogan Sallie Bowyer

Pardoned mother and reunion after life sentence

In Indianapolis Mrs. Adams of Jennings county, imprisoned for life for poisoning her husband, receives a pardon after her daughter Emma, grown and prosperous in St. Louis, petitions the governor. The daughter, who learned of her mother’s fate at a cemetery visit, brings tears and a tearful appeal leading to release and reunion in St. Louis.

Indianapolis Adams Jennings County Female Reformatory Emma Missouri St. Louis Mary Adams Reformatory Judge Berkshire Supreme Court

Brown's Iron Bitters Advertises Malaria Digestive Relief

An old newspaper ad promotes Brown's Iron Bitters as a remedy for malaria liver trouble and indigestion. The notice highlights digestive benefit and health restoration claims.

Eleven Greenhouses Burned At Idle Hour Farm

Eleven large greenhouses at William K. Vanderbilts Idle Hour farm burned Saturday morning. Loss estimated from 75 000 to 100 000. Fire started by explosion in heating apparatus. Most valuable plants and the famous rose house destroyed. Some ferns up to 200 years old saved. other plants perished. Also damaged were numerous valuable ferns.

Isuip William K. Vanderbilt

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