Madison May 17 1902 Local Notes and Notices
Miss Lyda Hawkins leaves for Cincinnati to visit relatives. Miss Elizabeth Welfschlag returns from a Cincinnati visit. Mr and Mrs J C Carter guests of Miss Lille Foster in Madison. Marriage license issued to Charles We Blike and Mabel D Winnett Jefferson County. Mrs Huson Sweet and son Willard of Chicago visiting Mrs George Poffman. Miss Bessie McClure of Primtle County Wa y e yesterday had tonsils and adenoids removed at King’s Daughters hospital. News on various residents, weddings, hospital, and local society. Public meeting on oiling city streets planned for next Tuesday at the Commercial Club. The good cook keeps her temper from boiling over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyda Hawkins
Cincinnati
Elizabeth Welfschlag
Walnut Street
Cincinnat
J.C. Carter
Dayton
Ohio
Lille Foster
East Third Street
Vrenatt
Charles We Blike
Mabel D. Winnett
Jefferson County
Huson Sweet
Wilard
Chicago
George Poffman
Ferson Street
Bessie McClure
Primtle County
Wye
King’s Daughters’ Hospital
Henrys Mc Bhanehard
Camp Chant
Blanchard
Ees
Mero
Gi. EL
Hoosier Boy Studying for Home Service Work
A Hoosier boy engages in home service study amid a period of educational effort. The item notes determined preparation and rural community focus on practical training for service roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosier
Mississippi Governor Weld Urges Legislature On Suffrage
A report notes Governor Weld urges Mississippi lawmakers to vote on suffrage. The piece mentions Lee M. Kuoseil and allies in the House supporting a suffrage measure. In a separate note, Mr Davis reports a theft on Pojcar Street, $170 taken from his purse while he visited a neighbor. no clues and no other items disturbed. The Hon Nelson Parliament is cited as speaker of the Ontario legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choy
Lee
Lee M. Kuoseil
Rd. G. Davis
Pojcar Street
Yesters
Galetick
Mr. Davis
Hon
Nelson
Ontario
Death of Mrs. Mary Wiel of Indianapolis
Mrs. Mary Wiel wife of William Wiel died at her Indianapolis home Saturday at 79. A Pfommer resident of Madison she was born Mary Brushfield and leaves four sons four daughters. She was an Episcopal church member. Funeral and burial planned in Indianapolis tomorrow afternoon. J W Bellamy returned from Bloomington to take assistant superintendent post with Berns Construction Co road builders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Wriel
William Kine
Indianapolis
Wiel
Pfommer
Madison
Mary Brushfield
Sne
Episcopal Church
Talienapolis
J. W. Bellamy
Bloomington
Berns Construction Co
Madison May 24 notes Abert Pfister and others
A garbled Madison entry lists Abert Pfister visiting fascunele and Louis Pfister retiring to Indianapolis. It mentions Miss Eile Foster on Tica Street, Abbe hapaddigatt, and Carter guests returning to Dastea. Several items reference Wayne and the Knights of Pore Vo tae Convention, a private operation, and a marriage ceremony involving a groom from Way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abert Pfister
Fascunele
Louis Pfister
Indianapolis
Mroo
Mes
Carter
Eile Foster
Tica Street
Dastea
Moenwre
Abbe Hapaddigatt
Madison High School
Lewis
Mey
Steinhardt
Yester- Paeser
Wayne
Yeo
Feeon
Mideon Lodge
Meco
Joseph PL Niesse
Moe Gates
N . Wal
W. Otter
Pote
Wilson
East Booty Street
Goran Ous
Atlenti
Ebiode
Woadoraa Pooberry
Lex Tea
Bet
Dre Bo. Ceak
Indianapahe
Bride Bräitenbach wedding in St Marys with local guests
The ceremony at St Marys joined Fanny Bräitenbach and Mr Mpase as Rev Simon Wubn Myon officiated. Attendants included Abe Zoe Morale and Mr Robert Yunker. After a wedding breakfast hosted by relatives the couple departed aboard the Coatdigar train for a brief honeymoon. The groom is city market employee and the community offers congratulations and prayers for a long, Christian life. Also noted is the death of Mrs Mary Rayburn, widow of Solomon C. Monyourn, with funeral plans at Maryland Baptist church and Red Men Cemetery in Markland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodo Pieeitenbach
Me Mpase
Opietiy Omareae
St. Marys
Simon Wubn- Myon
Mnry
Codroe
Maye
Cate Catiuur
Bilger
Abe Zoe Morale
Robert Yunker
Ceremany
If Te
Iaele
Ims
van Breitenbach
Herald
Memorial Service for Bachman Post Veterans at St Michael
Memorial service for Bachman Post G A R was held at St Michael's Church with flags adorning the church. Veterans, now older, took seats near the chancel as Rev M N Guthneck praised Indiana’s Civil War role and Union cause while honoring soldiers, wives, and mothers. The service ended with The Star Spangled Banner and organ music by Miss Ela Wade. The day was noted as a red letter day, raising May 23 receipts to 420 dollars for the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bachman Post
St. Michael’s Church
M. N. Guthneck
Ife
Indiana
Abraham Lincoln
Gov. Morton
Andersonville
Guthneck
Robert E. Lee
Albert Sidney Johnson
West Point
Grant
McClelland
Ela Wade
St. Michael's Church
Funeral for Thomas Bloom Held at St Michael's
The funeral from St Michael's church yesterday afternoon at 2:30 featured Rev M L Guthygck and the Red Men burial service at Springdale cemetery. Pallbearers included Henry Bentz Sr Andrew Wolfschlag Michael Koehler Richard Johnson George Schmidt Lute Moore William Griffin George Kimmel. The May term of Jefferson circuit court opened with Judge Griffith and a five member grand jury. Bailiffs for the term were listed. If we cannot get what we like let us try to like what we can get.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Bloom
St. Michael's Church
M. L. Guthygck
E Church
Bloom
Springdale Cemetery
Messrs
Henry Bentz, Sr
Andrew Wolfschlag
Michael Koehler
Richard Johnson
George Schmidt
Lute Moore
William Griffin
George Kimmel
Griffith
Vevay
Jefferson Circuit Court
Craig Reed
Madison Township
Robert G. Page
George T. Mayfield
Edw. McKinney
City
Joseph J. Elder
Graham
James A. Lichlyter
Smyrna
Wallace Zearing
John A. Schuler
Thomas McLaughlin
Fred A. Stourton
Baseball Results From National and American Leagues
Cincinnati beat Boston 4 to 2 and St Louis won 4 to 1 over New York in the National League. In the American League Detroit defeated New York 3 to 1 and Chicago shutout Philadelphia 2 to 0. A 100 dollar reward is offered for catarrh cure claims with Hall's Catarrh Medicine, marketed by F J Cheney & Co of Toledo, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Boston
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
St. Louis
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Detroit
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Louisville
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Columbus
Milwaukee
Pittsurg
Brooklyn Chicago
Cleveland
Washington
American Association
St. Paulse Ee
Bea E Ee
Arene
Eee
When the Stake Is High 6 Percent?
Marion Bishop secretly seeks to save her father by becoming Colwell's secretary to obtain papers that could clear him. She wins the position, confronts the lawyer, and discovers he already knows her identity. In a tense climax she plans to reveal the truth and secure her father’s exoneration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Bishop
Stawlig Steart
Colwell
Sone Garden
Pingalny
Mirlon
Therm
Marion
Marion Lane
Mien Luna
Pfer
Pam
Dita
Faether
Accuse
Cole
Wilboa
Coloell
Mss Bishop
Stronsatu
Ana
Yveur Tome
Madison Social Notes From May Visitants and Travel
Madison May 25 local items record visitors and departures. Mrs A M Graham visits Louisville relatives. Dean Ryker of Chicago tours the city. George Elliott from Beattyville heads to Indianapolis. Jacob Linenweber returns from Akron rubber work. Mrs Agnes Graham back from Louisville with Rev Thomas J Graham. Lieutenant Daniel Finnegan of Jeffersonville spends Sunday with family at Broadway Hotel. Helen Genter returns to Indianapolis. Minnie Cochrane of St Louis to visit Oliver Roe. Demaree Bros receive Dodge cars for Mulberry garage. Walter Eckert returns from Fort Wayne State U C P f convention. Cloe Cummings and daughter Margaret return to New Castle from Kentucky. Prof Huber of Hanover goes to Indianapolis for Masons Grand Lodge. John Augustine, former resident, returns to Joliet Illinois. James Polder and wife of Grand Rapids plan trip to Columbus Ohio to attend Crand Lodge meeting for Vevay lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Graham
Louisville
Dean Ryker
Chicago
George Elliott
Beattyville
Indianapolis
Jacob Linenweber
Akron
Ohio
Agnes Graham
Thomas J. Graham
Daniel Finnegan
Jeffersonville
Madison
Broadway Hotel
Helen Genter
F. Alfred Genter
Minnie Cochrane
St. Louis
Oliver Roe
West Main Street
Demaree Bros
Dodge
Mulberry Street
Walter Eckert
Fort Wayne
U. C. Pf
Cloe Cummings
Margaret
Kentucky
Newcastle
Ho HE. Huber
Hanover
Hanover Lodge
Grand Lodge of Masons
John Augustine
Joliet
Fil
James Polder
Grand Rapids
Mich
Columbus
Olio
Finest Danglade
Vewy
Crand Lodge
Mavens
Vevay Lodge
Dogs in Parliament and a retriever rescue tale
Sir Frederick Banbury spoke in the British House of Commons on dog protection. A workingman’s letter recounted how a retriever named Molly rescued a man stranded at low tide, suspending herself from a ledge to draw help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Banbury
House of Commons
Lord Byron
Colonel Burn
Qospantel
Rey Fees
Old Molly
Battle of Lundy's Lane Debate and Bloodied Clash
On July 25 1814 the Lundys Lane battle near Niagara Falls pitted 3000 American troops under Gen Jacob Brown against 4500 British forces led by Gen Sir George Drummond. Both sides claimed victory though the British controlled the battlefield. British losses reached about 875 with 850 for the Americans in a costly engagement of little strategic consequence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lundy's Lane
Niagara Falls
Jacob Brown
Sir George Drummond
Discharge this press agent immediately in theatrical feud
The manager orders the press agent fired but the financier defends him noting the agent’s praise worthy material. The dispute centers on whether the actor’s egos will inflate beyond salary demands if they read the agent’s writing.
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Pon Sacks Preserve Company
Athe
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Owas
Diemper
State Board
Ruth
Aina
Atoarew Flaculen
Mere
Leccoa
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Shelly
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Atres Eyres
Alamot
Maieoou bin Sohooi
Peron
Daruwely
Veo Basher
Owe
de. Foe, Hood
Boassoin
Dart Dtrostyter
Onureh
Pascoe
Ohev
OL. Gathbeck
Wetlo Dance
Perry
Jdoun McGluire
Leo Yunker
Agnes Demuaree
Helen Chaniler
Paul Peddie
Bet Ann
Weld
William Krie
Bride Breitenbach
Fanny Moiuin
Mary Rayburn
Wadowcat Salomen Co
Rayburn
Mreoo
Solomon C. Monyourn
Tharoies
Artous Reator
Helen Reetor
Popeph di. Hanna
Ats Aveune
John Stanley
Toe City
Charles Kennedy
Court News
National League
A. W. Peach
McClure
Poe
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