Wall Street church to build three parsonages in Jeffersonville
The Thursday May 19 issue notes Wall Street Methodist Church plans three new parsonages in Jeffersonville. It also reports Miss Nannie Corrie returning from Nabb's Station, Rev Weiderin preaching in Vevay, and various local items from Scottsburg to Madison including a marriage in Winona Kentucky and bids to sell the Vevay Times.
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Wall Street Methodist Church
Jeffersonville
Nannie Corrie
The
Central Hotel
Nabb’s Station
Reminiscence of Prentice Penn Charm Louisville Rivalry
In Indianapolis Journal reminiscences Dawson Blackmore recalls George D. Prentice and Shadrach Penn, their quarrel and a famed Louisville hotel encounter ending in a staged mock confrontation. The tale includes the bar keepers retelling of the playful exchange and the editors walking arm in arm afterward. A Jeffersonville wedding shares the romance of John Becht and Minnie L. Gilbert amid a Clark County case. Becht, previously linked to the Foskey killing, marries while Becht and his brothers faced earlier acquittal and jail subplots. The couple plans a Scottsville honeymoon on the Knobs.
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Indianapolis Journal
Dawson Blackmore
Board of Frade Building
Whan
Antebellum Times
Blackmore
Madison
Louisville Journal
George D. Prentice
Shadrach Penn
Prentice
Louisville
Evansville
Penn
Shadrach
Barkeeper
Mr. Prentice
William Standiford
Jeffersonville
John Becht
Minnie L. Gilbert
Becht
Frank Foskey
Beottsville
Clark County
Foskey
John Gilbert
Minnie
Scottsville
Knobs
Marriage of Felix Scherer and Miss Katie Kremer at St Marys
Relatives and intimate friends attended a 7:30 AM ceremony at St Marys church as Felix Scherer of Burlington and Miss Katie Kremer of Madison wed. Rev J B H Seepe officiated. The couple, after a church breakfast, will move to Burlington Iowa for their future home.
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St. Mary’s Church
Felix Scherer
Burlington
Katie Kremer
J. B. H. Seepe
Nicholas {Rener
North Walnut Street
Hrr- Ald
Convicts Targeted by Counterfeit Money Circulars
Circulars offering counterfeit money reach convicts at Prison South and residents in Southern Indiana via green goods dealers based in New York. Mail is scrutinized by Chaplain Collop, with objectionable material confiscated, yet the swindlers claim to know every convict by name.
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South
New York
Indiana
Collop
Teffersonville News
City Notes and Local Notices From The Columbus Times
Last night’s city council records to appear in another column. The Old Ladies' Home Society met at the home this afternoon. The North Pole Socials of Louisville visit on the steamer Shine next Sunday. An infant of James Hughes of Blaine Avenue was buried at Springdale after dying yesterday. Everett Fox, an elderly blind man from Edinburg, was found in Madison. Old farmers recall Indiana’s 1854 drought yet a strong crop. Mrs. Curry, seventy, died near Carmel. funeral and interment at Carmel Church. An elderly man’s mishap on Main and Mulberry streets. name not learned. A damaging wind and rain hit Floyd and Harrison counties last night. Mrs. Monsty killed by a falling limb near Elizabeth. The 47th Indiana Regimental Association reunion celebrated Champion Hill anniversary in Bluffton. In Scipio, Thomas Bar riger and Simeon Carson, crossing Sand Creek, drowned their mule. Bartiger and Carson escaped. Detective Southwick arrested Charles Hamilton for grand larceny and may face further charges in New Albany. Greeks’ analysis of youth in Senate noted as an irony, predating the war.
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Courier-Journal
Bedford
Jenkins
Wim. Jenkins
John Adams
J. J. Kasper
Madison
Ind
Adams
Etruria
Europe
Kasper
Washington
C-J
Penu
Paden
Peterbaugh Bros
Charles Hamilton
Thomas Smith
New Albany
Samuel A. Culbertson
Hamilton
Hanover College
Judge Cravens
Everett Fox
Edinburg
Madson
Columbus Times
Jackson County
Indiana
Curry
Carmel
Carmel Church
Main
Mulberry Street
Floyd
Harrison
Alexander Monsty
Elizabeth
Champion Hill
Thomas Barriger
Simeon Carson
Sand Creek
Bartiger
Carson
Southwick
The
Herald
City misuses stock trusts through mayoral appointments
The article accuses Mayor Wagner and council of enriching themselves with Cotton Mill stock Stove Foundry stock and Madison Coke and Gas Company shares totaling 27000 while appointing trusted allies to custodian and director roles. It condemns partisan control and disenfranchises Sixth Ward citizens, asking what Republican can answer.
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Smith
Jos. T. Brashear
Madison Coke and Gas Company
Legislative Assembly
Wagner
Sixth Ward
Johnson Named Guardian of City Finances in Council Trust
The council votes Mr. Johnson, Republican leader, guardian of the city's pecuniary interests in factories. Reported remarks claim the trust to manage $13,000 Gas Stock was accepted as a sacrifice to inject "young blood" into finances. Citizens praise his selfless role.
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Johnson
Courier
Ability and Skill The Weak How Made Strong
A reflective piece tracing how perceived weaknesses in ability are turned into strength through technique practice and discipline. It discusses the relationship between innate talent and cultivated skill, and the role of effort in overcoming limitations.
Nature's Remedies Versus Chemical Medicine Promoted
A botanist extols plants as music to the eye and notes their healing power. The author argues against chemistry and mercury, urging natural remedies used since infancy and by indigenous peoples, championing Dr. Chero-Kee for practicing nature’s methods.
Dr Cher o kee cure promise in old time advert
An advertisement touts Dr Cher o kee as a trustworthy physician offering cures for consumption idiocy epilepsy and piles with confidential treatment and guaranteed speedily recovery He claims testimonials from successful cases and asserts no cutting with treatments aligned to nature inviting consultations and testimonials to prove efficacy.
Doctor Cherokee Claims Cure for Consumption
A Jeffersonville Indiana reader recounts a recovery from consumption after consulting Dr. Cherokee in December 1891. The letter notes initial hopelessness from two physicians, but states night sweats ceased and strength returned following treatment, with gratitude expressed to encourage others.
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Chero Kee
Cherokee Specializes in Eye and Ear Diseases
Eye and Ear. He is a specialist on diseases of these organs and can cure such diseases as Weak Eyes, Granulations, Deafness, etc. Dr. Cherokee is a graduate of one of the best medical colleges in the country, and has studied medicine with the Indians. While not an Indian he has profited by his experience with them, and has learned the value of Roots, Barks, Plants and Leaves. Come and consult him and he will treat you courteously.
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Cherokee
Guarantee Cure for Asthma and Catarrh in Months
An advertisement promises cure for asthma catarrh and consumption in early stages with a treatment lasting one to three months. It asserts complete recovery of the more prevalent diseases within that period.
Cherokee Doctor Promises Cure for Catarrh and Ailments
An advertisement touts Dr. Cherokee as capable of curing catarrh through blood purification and system renovation with a guaranteed permanent cure. It criticizes unnecessary female examinations, claims to cure epilepsy and rheumatism, and urges those afflicted to consult the doctor, claiming removal of the root cause.
Doctor Cher o xee schedules patients three days weekly
Dr Cher o xe e will see patients only on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday each week to balance lab work as his practice grows.
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Cher-o-xee
Consultation Free To Those Interested
Announcement offers free consultations to interested individuals. It lists a monthly cost range of two to ten dollars per month for ongoing services or access.
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Weiderin
North Madison
Vevay
Jessie B. Davis
Scottsburg
Court House
Charles Cull
Kitsie Coleman
Winona
Jacks
W. E. Willis
Walter Knox
Vevay Times
Irwin B. Fawcett
West Point
Jason Brown
Joe Sheets
Milwaukee
Chicago
Watson
Jefferson County
Lawrenceburg Register
Scott
Jennings
Ripley
Osgood
Joe H. Shea
R. A. Creewile
Messrs. Johnson and Grinstead
North Vernon
Trimble County
J. W. McCain
W. PF. Peak
Messrs. Jas. Crawford
J. W. Ball
W.R. Morgan
John G. Carlisle
Prentice and Penn
Milton Free Press
McCain
Congress
Old Ladies’ Home Society
North Pole
Sunshine
James Hughes
Blaine Avenue
Springdale
Finances Accept
Chero- Kee
Chero-Kee
Cher-o-kee
Cher—okee
Cher O Kea
Annie Redding
Chas, Beebers
Lou Smith
Bramides
North
Jefferson St
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