Absent Albert Doyle Missing Since Oct 8 in Henryville
Town reports foxes near Seymour with a 43 inch specimen killed last week. Several court notes include Harry Stanley pleading guilty to provoking Dr Forshee with a 1 dollar fine. County officers plan sessions as Circuit Court meets next week and December brings the Commissioners.
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Albert Doyle
Henryville
Seymour
Harry Stanley
Dr. Forshee
North Vernon
Maurice Herbst
Circuit Court
Commissioners’ Court
Goawney
Supreme Court
Switzerland
Enart
Vevay
Jinge Bainbridge
Grabny
Christian Church
North Madison
William Leggett
Portland
Matthews
Robert Long
Jeffersonville
Jesse Streitt
Lew Wallace
Indiana
Indianapolis
Buenta Vista
Jefferson County Teachers’ Association
Hervey PD
Trimble
Jefferson Counties
Trimble County
Grand Jury
Official food tests confirm Royal baking powder leads purity and strength
Reports from the United States and Canadian governments and local authorities show Royal baking powder exceeds rivals in leavening gas and purity. Tests by Rush Medical College and the Chicago Board of Health praise its wholesomeness, strength, and dominance in U.S. cream of tartar powder usage.
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United States
Boards of Health
Ohio State Food Commissioner
W. 5. Haines
Rush Medical College
Chicago Board of Health
Haines
Rusu Medical College
Chicago
Plt
Walter 8S
Runaway Team Kollides with Fence Injures Hanover Man
George Walker of Hanover township suffered severe bruises when his team bolted while traveling up Hanover pike from Madison. He was thrown from the wagon and dragged about five hundred yards, later found behind a Riverview fence. Dr. Swan treated the wounds. conditions described as painful but not dangerous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Tinsley
Trinity Church
Epworth League
Ladies Society
Tinsley
Trinity
George Walker
Hanover Township
Hanover Pike
Madison
Riverview Farm
Ellington's Grove
Renfro
Hanover
Ellington
Mr. Walker
Riverview
Dr. Swan
Powder Explosion Near Hrasparp Factory
A mill near Hrasparp, Ontario, exploded this morning breaching five hundred kegs of powder. Two workers were killed instantly in the blast. The accident prompted a large response from local authorities and sparked inquiries into storage practices at the facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hrasparp
Court records show Provoking cases with small fines
State vs. Joseph Allby and State vs. Almos Patrick cases each fined one dollar and costs for provoking others including Nannie Harrison and a stepson Thomas Jenkins. State vs. John Kaltenbach fined one dollar and costs with costs remitted on promise to sober up and behave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squire Cravens Court
Joseph Allby
Nannie Harrison
Almos Patrick
West Madison
Thomas Jenkins
John Kaltenbach
William Welch
Medical group treats Maylin wound. no amputation planned
Physicians held a consultation on Joseph Maylin’s head wound finding no serious danger. The mangled arm will not be amputated though healing will take months. Maj. Linck to Bermuda to gather evidence on the Hoffheimer whisky case pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Maylin
Bermuda
Maj
John W. Linck
Major Funk of Corydon Visits Court as Congressional Candidate
Major W. Funk, Corydon attorney well known in the district, attends court this week and pursues a Congressional bid with strong local backing. The piece praises his integrity, ability, and potential to serve the people, while noting Crawford County’s past support for Funk’s predecessor Brett.
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Major W. Funk
Corydon
Funk
Congress
Major Funk
Crawford County
Brett
Numerous Local Happenings From Madison and Vicinity
Steam at Johnsons starch factory. A new railroad clink at Madison. A pear tree limb bears a half bushel of pears for Rev J B Ware of Cameron. Marriages licensed for Frank Boyden and Maggie Ferguson, Cary Longfellow and Annie Gaffney, Andrew J Skelton and Lilly Harlow. A public building foundation to start next April with occupancy by Jan 1 1893. A fist fight in south Jefferson street. a pleasant party at Mr William Berschs. Death of Emma Neal at Bee Camp. J M I inspection train tours Louisville division. track repairs noted. Catherine Smith found unconscious at Jefferson and Second streets. Hanover college to play Madison at park tomorrow. no admission. Two unknown men abscond with toll-gate horses near Osgood.
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J. 8. Ware
Cameron
Frank Boyden
Maggie Ferguson
Wirt
Charles Almond
Trinity Church
Tinsley
Louisville
South Jefferson Street
William Bersch
Minnie
Maggie
Emma Neal
James Neal
Bee Camp
Pleasant Ridge Cemetery
H. J. Miller
J. M. Lindley
E. E. Morris
Bush W. Taylor
Hanover College
Madison
Park
Hanover
James Demaree
Demaree
Osgood
Mary McLaughlin
Indianapolis
Patrick Lowry
Atkinson
Veedersburg
William Cadzow
Minnie Parker
Bedford
Wade
Frank Lauer
George C. Vail
John M. Silleck
Bryantsburg
Mr. Silleck
Cleveland
Fight at East and Third ends with officer wounded
Michael O'Brien and merchant policeman George Phillips clashed after allegations of mistreatment. Phillips suffered a three inch forehead wound from a hatchet and fired at O'Brien, missing. Sheriff Hoagland released Phillips on bond. trial for assault and battery with felonious intent set for tomorrow at 9 before Squire Cravens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Streets
Michael O’brien
George Phillips
Phillips
O’brien
Brien
Hoagland
Mike O’brien
Squire Cravens
Diverse Docket From Indiana Town Delivers Ills News
Valentine Goth battles terminal illness in Indiana where Emma Greasling children scarlet fever, while social travel updates include Miss Mary McLaughlin returning from Indianapolis and Mrs Lowry visiting Veedersburg with her kin. River notes report Olive Bierne burned near Vicksburg with twelve dead. other sternwheel boats and new craft details fill the shipping column.
Widow Margaret Peacock Found Dead Near Alpha Home
Scottsburg authorities report Margaret Peacock, a widow living near Alpha in the county, was found dead yesterday morning near her residence after a prior incident involving Algont. The case is under police investigation.
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Louisville
Scottsburg
Margaret Peacock
Alpha
Algont
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Daviess County Jub
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