Marriage Licenses and Local Notices From Corydon Democrat
The Corydon Democrat notes marriage licenses for H J Q Howe to Florence Hillabold and Johnathan W Tague to Jennie Humphreys, plus police involvement in a firemen’s tournament and local news items about post office bankruptcy, forest fires, and community fundraising efforts. The piece also mentions meteor-like questions about Campbells and Flowers, and reports the death of George Thurvall near North Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Q. Howe
Florence Hillabold
Simmons
Delta
Sunol
Budd Doble
Terre Haute
Henryville
J.N. Marsh
Big Four Railroad
Columbus
George King
Toole and
Davidson
Broadway
FE. A. Wood
Lola F. Gardner
Johnathan W. Tague
Jennie JB. Humphreys
H.J.Q. Howe
Florence B. Hillabold
Samuel H. Armstrong
Portsmouth
Ohio
Marshal Renschler
Madison
Corydon Democrat
New York
Campbells
Branham & Ritchie
Vine Street Baptist Church
Detroit
Michigan
Old Ladies’ Home Society
Moffett and Son Unveils New Stylish Cloth Wraps
A choice line of new stylish cloth wraps arrived by express Saturday at Moffett and Son. The selection highlights contemporary design and quality fabric for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Express
Local theft of dog tag and collar reported on North Walnut
Mrs. Roeder seeks help after a dog’s tag and collar were stolen in a fire aftermath on North Walnut Street. Multiple local notices detail legal, investigative, and social items including pension fraud proceedings, a possible inquiry about Joseph William Elgin, and a quail and rabbit hunting report near Abbott's Landing. A fast Pan Handle No 8 run between Seymour and Columbus set a record despite two brief stops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ezekiel Miller
Indianapolis
Sarah Jones
Eva Bernhardt
Haughville
Marshal Renschler
Joseph William Elgin
Madison
Elgin
Mary Bernhardt
Edward W. Hollis
Nelson Martin, Jr
Wm. Abbott
Abbott
Jenkins
Seymour
Columbus
Louisville
J.mcgrew
W. B. Tindell
Tims
Local Wedding Receives Wide Celebration and Noted Letters
Mr and Mrs John Mancha of Wirt celebrated their wedding with a noon ceremony and a large reception attended by friends and neighbors. The issue lists an advertisement letter to O R Halpert recalling a former East area professor involved in legal troubles. Grace Baughman, age thirteen, remains missing after an abduction by William Russell. investigators continue a careful search as rumors of harm persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mancha
Wirt
Hsrazp
O. R. Halpert
Madison
Grace Baughman
William Baughman
Columbus
William Russel
Vincennes
Che
Mas
Boughman
Vie
Roeselh
Grace Wees
Ruset
Pillsboro Stoop
Russel
Local Briefs Note Residents’ Travel And Health
Mr. E. E. Powell returns from New York City while George Crockett heads to Columbus for pension business. Mrs. Snyder travels to Edinburg to visit her daughter. Mrs. John Ralph and children depart for Tipton Indiana to visit friends. Nettie Clements is ill with scarlet fever. Smith Balser shows slight improvement but left-side nerve strength remains weak. Straud Holmes returns to his Dupont farm as health remains frail but mobility continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Crockett
Columbus
Snyder
North Jefferson Street
Edinburg
John Ralph
Tipton
gInd
Little Nettie
James Clements
South Central Avenue
Smith Balser
Straud Holmes
Dupont
Mr. Holmes
State cases dismissed and mixed verdicts listed
State vs. Peter Seigel and State vs. Charles Horniker and State vs. George Graves all dismissed for gaming or licensing offenses. Ed Zeiser Jr. faced assault charges but was dismissed. Clements Baffauf found not guilty on provoke. Henry Waddle intoxication and Joe Johnson contempt of Court both not guilty. Grand Jury at the Children’s Home and County Infirmary to adjourn next Friday. petit jury to be called tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State
Peter Seigel
Charles Horniker
Ed Zeiser, Jr
John Kaltenbach
Clements Baffauf
Provoke
George Graves
Gaming
Henry Waddle
Joe Johnson
Pettit
L.c.&d
Korbly
Vevay
Hattie Brown
L. C. & D. Railway Company
Fawcett
New York
Cincinnati
Chicago
W.w.mccracken & Co
Haigh
Ross
Golay
Mr. Fawcett
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Shaker Lady Vies For Attention At Depot
An admiring crowd of women gathered at the depot this morning around a shaker lady noted for a striking facial beard described as black and well trimmed in a Burnside style. Her beard and mug tache drew comment as the crowd observed her hair, curled in fine ringlets. The report ends before stating more from Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Depot
Burnside
Richmond
Still the Champions in City Fire Engine Race
Crowds line Main Street from Walnut to Elm as One's engine wins the 1:03 race over the Two's 1:04. Ahrens beats Silsby 1:07 to 1:09 for Western Fire Co. Judges award to Fair Play Fire Co. water test to follow with results in tomorrow's Herald.
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Walnut
Elm
Main
Main Street
Broadway
Jefferson Street
Silsby
Ahrens
Western Fire Company
Fair Play Fire Co
Main Streets
Herabp
Madison Indiana described by Cons L Smith and river crossing
Cons L Smith writes from Madison Indiana describing the city on the Ohio River, its Jefferson County seat status, population around 10 000, surrounding hills, the Jeffersonville Madison Indianapolis railroad with its steep incline, and historic braking method. He also notes Kentucky peach orchards, cross river ferry, and signs off with a Madison post office uncalled for list dated November 3 1891.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epivor Leaper
Ligonier
Ind
Dean Sre
Madison
Ohio River
Jefferson County
Jeffersonville
Indiana
Allegheny Mountains
Union
Kentucky Hills
Kentucky
Cons. L. Smith
Good Samaritan Reunites With War Hero in North Carolina
Indiana reform school superintendent T J Charlton, wounded at Bentonville, was aided for days by a hosting minister who fed and cared for him and 34 other Union soldiers. Later Charlton found the minister Rev John James Harper of Smithfield, ending a long search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Charlton
Sherman
Bentonsville
N.C
T. J. Charlton
Indiana Reform School
Plainfield
Joe Johnson
Raleigh
Goldsboro
Good Samaritan
Charlton
Smithfield
N. C
John James Harper
Christian Church of
Mr. Charlton
DePauw Quartet to Perform Friday at Trinity Church
The DePauw University quartet will present a concert next Friday evening in Trinity church. The performance is under the auspices of the church Sunday school and the Epworth league, with accompaniment by C. A. Hough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Excellent Quartet Company
DePauw University
Trinity Church
Sunday School
Epworth League of the Church
Postmaster of East Turner Seeks Escape From Office
The East Turner postmaster in Maine tries to resign but Washington delays. A circular asks if liquor is sold in the building, the postmaster replies yes and contemplates drastic steps to end his duties. He remains in office awaiting a successor while facing a bleak outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
East Turner
Uncle Sam
Washington
Department
Wanamaker
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Peter - Denzer
Mulberry Street
the Herald
Js Adams
Lin C. Jones
Leacee
Catesed
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Gilead
Simmons Liver Regulator
Act
Shelbyville
Salvation Gill
Texas Cowboys
J. E. Pierce
Ranchero Grand
Texas
Hood
George Thurvall
North Madison
Moffett & Son
E. E. Powell
New York City
Circuit Court
Fair Play Fire Company
Wighe
Teavoung Power U. & Gov't Report
Madisox, Inc
Lapres
Anna Deputy
Care Asbury Logan
Maggie Gibbs
Jennie M. Ray
Anna Roder
T—Euzettie Thomas
Mary Williamson
C—Osker Crank
B—Gordon Bennett
G—T. J. Grover
H—O. BR
Jacob Klein
Pearl
First Streets
St. Wendel
Prussia
Germany
Land of the Free
Mary Noon
Peter
Sixth Ward
John
Mike
Mary
Maggie
Klein
Shillito & Kaufman
Gibson & Wymond Company
St. Michael’s Church
Springdale Cemetery
Children Cry For
Pitcher’s Castoria
DePauw Quartet
New York Sun
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