Madison Oct 26 Highlights and Local News Snapshot
The Burke Elbert nuptials occur this evening. Scottsburg reports unusual deaths. The Presidential election looms, with less than two weeks to go. Carrie Klein released from durance vile. five prisoners remain. Dr Nelson D Gaddy and Miss Erica R Mouser plan marriage next week. Wal lace's circus elephants quarrel in Peru. four are chained. Asher Gray and Jessie Ledgerwood wed at Ryker's Ridge. depart to Indianapolis. Emma Mont McRea to address Madison teachers next Saturday. James Officer Jr of Volga injured by corn knife. risk of lockjaw. Several couples from Kentucky obtain licenses to marry. A Greensburg teacher faces license revocation over tobacco spittle incident. Mrs Jane Anderson seeks admission to Indianapolis Insane Hospital. Township teachers paid to attend institutes. city teachers not paid and urged to fund foreign speakers. Hersap notes three Republicans will vote for Cleveland Stevenson ticket. Kentuckians James Jount and Addie McGrew wed at St Nicholas Hotel. James Willeyard, G D Demaree attend funeral of Fountain Poindexter in Jeffersonville. Poindexter’s daughter may return home. Last night’s Democratic club parade described as grand. 100 Irish Madison residents attended, with mourning flags for Mrs Harrison at the Court House.
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Emma Mont McRea
James Officer, Jr
Volga
Owen Dunaway
Mattin
Joseph Nevill
Roxie Hayden
William Fisher
Carrie Schoopmeyer
Kentucky
Greensburg
Jane Anderson
Milton, Township
Indianapolis
Madison
Hersap
Cleveland
Stevenson
St. Nicholas Hotel
Squire Vincent Cravens
Jount James
Addie McGrew
Newcastle
Henry County
Joseph Neal
Ella Mahoney
Will Roberts
Minnie McGrew
James Willeyard
G. D. Demaree
Jeffersonville
Fountain Poindexter
Citizen’s National Bank
Poindexter
Willey
Court House
Harrison
Why He Joined the G. O. P. Over Reciprocity
Joseph P. joined the G. O. P. due to reciprocity. He disliked the Gresham Band McVeigh and Rea Whe would not stay with Quay and Carnagey, so he went to Gowdy and exclaimed Howdi Lets Recipress All Right, Old Hoss.
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Joseph P. Why
The
Gresham Band
McVeigh
Rea Whe
Quay
Carnagey
Hoss
Wedded Yesterday Amid Fire King Interruption
The wedding of Dr T E Linn and Miss Sadie E McClellan was held yesterday in Madison Indiana with the bride confined to her bed after gloves caught fire from cleaning fluids. The ceremony occurred at 2 pm in her room with Dr Morris officiating as Dr Linn, a Pulte Medical College professor, married the singer turned bride despite serious burns. The couple will reside at Glencoe Mt Auburn once the bride is moved. doctors expect no disfigurement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tizdal E. Linn
Sadie E. McClellan
Madison
Ind
Miss McClellan
T. E. Linn
Chas. E. Walton
Linn
Pulte Medical College
Hanover College football pick elevens clash for title
Hanover reports a college championship game between two picked elevens, a surprise result, and notes ongoing efforts to claim the State championship. The column mentions 1887 pennant glory, a suffrage discussion by the Political Science Club, Columbus Day observance, and initiations at Kappa Alpha Theta and Sigma Chi. It also notes renovations to the furnace and visits by notable figures.
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Hanover
Political Science Club
Fisher
Gertrude Morse
R. H. Scott
F. A. Hamilton
Baldridge Mopic
Glee Club
Ceeseeeenves
Barnard Magic
Cearares Cascnn
Sacnes Glee Club
Clara Palmer
Madison
Cappa Alpha Theta
Sigma Chi
Frank Rundle
Clinton
Bert Hill
Indianapolis Sun
Hill
Philalathean Hall
Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity
W. C. P. Breckinridge
Phi Gamma Delta
T. W. Archer
J. R. Burger
Philadelphia
Prof. Garritt
Presbyterian Synod
Madison items mix ball plans and local events
The Madison column lists upcoming social balls at Odd Fellows Hall on Thanksgiving Eve and November 1, plus multiple weddings, marriages, and civic notes. It reports political activity, a railroad safe theft in Rushville, a church wedding in Madison, and Hanover College faculty tensions with students.
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Lost Fork
Brooksburg
Western Fire Company
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Johnson
Museum of Moundbuilders
Louisville
Funeral in the White House for Mrs Harrison
Funeral services for Mrs. Harrison were held at the White House in Washington with brief solemn rites and a simple procession. The cortege moved to Pennsylvania Station and a six-car train carried President and cabinet members toward Indianapolis for interment.
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Indianapolis
Washington
Harrison
White House
Mrs. Harrison
Cabinet
Executive Mansion
United States Mapal Court
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Morton
New York Association of the Daughters of the Revolution
Hamlin
Dr. Bartlett
New York
St. John’s Protestant Episcopal Church
Jesus
Pennsylvania Station
Pennsylvania Railroad
Arrangements for Mrs. Harrison’s Funeral Complete
Indianapolis reports the funeral plans for Mrs. Harrison are set. President Harrison requested no large military display. 6000 Grand Army veterans expected to attend. Simple ceremonies include a benediction by Rev Dr Haines and hymns, scripture reading, and a brief address.
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Indianapolis
Harrison
Halford
United States Arsenal
Grand Army
Cardinal Newman
Haines
Harrrisonson
Dr. Hyde
Congregational Church
Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption and Coughs
Aimed at throat chest and lung ailments Dr King s New Discovery promises strong curative powers. Trial bottles offered free at HARPER s Drugstore with large bottles priced at 50c and 1 00. An old Kentucky case from Uptonville notes a three year fever cured by Bimmons Liver Regulator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Harper's Drugstore
Bimmons
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