Madison Daily Life Notes and Local Deaths
Local dispatches report travelers boarding trains for Rushville Fallis and Indianapolis plus a Kansas City homicide. Obituary notes Mrs Adelia Tandy, 78, Trimble county, sister of Col George Jessie, survived by six children and two daughters. Funeral Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelia Tandy
Trimble County
George Jessie
George M
Thomas J
Charles L
EH. W. Vandy
Bedford
Mra. W. H. ,Tandy
Sam Carlisle
The
Christian Church
Wallace Peddie Funeral Held for Resident
The funeral of the late Wallace Peddie was held yesterday afternoon from his sister Mrs. Jerry Houglas on Main Street. Rev. Virgil Thompson led the services and a profusion of flowers signified wide sympathy. Interment followed in Springdale cemetery with five nephews and one friend serving as pallbearers: Robert Peddie, William Peddie, Ralph Veddie, Frederick Peddie, Karl Douglas, and Daniel Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Peddie
Jerry Houglas
Weet Main Street
Virgil Thompson
Springdale Cemetery
Robert Peddie
William Peddie
Ralph Veddie
Frederick Peddie
Karl Douglas
Daniel Jones
Madison Baptist meeting attendees depart by morning train
An associational meeting of the Madison Association of the Baptist Church was held at Dupont today with local attendees listed. Couples Mr and Mrs George Claflin hosted a Sunday evening gathering on West Second Street with a light lunch and refreshments. music featured by McLain, McLaughlin, Layton, and Claflin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ming Beasie Lee
Madison
Fallis
Indianapolia
James Hargan, Jr
Aleeta McClelland
W. OC. McClelland
M. E. Houser
St. Louis
Elizabeth Moore
East Main Street
Wren Cooper
Danville
Robert Welch
M. F. Banta
Haverside
California
Bert Faulkner
Indianapolis
John Marx
J. Ho Barnard
New York
George Grey Barnard
Roscoe Homshear
Cragmont
Hope
Bunal
Thevertaker Vail
Trinity Church
B. BE. McClure
North Carolina
of the Baptist
Dupont
Madison Association of the Baptist Church
Robert Wood
Te. Gr. Phillipa
Ira Montgomery
Joseph Sherman
Louis Ernst
J. M. Ryker
Emma McKvel
S. J. Long
A.M. Leakey
Ges. Claflin
West Second Street
McLain
MclLaughlin
Layton
Claflin
Mig. Boward Obrecht
Charles Zeigler
Phomag Tievenaugh
Howard Schneider
Misa Ethel Schneider
Bert Athey
Four Score and Four Honored in Madison
Mr Godfrey Protd marks a long life milestone in Madison where fifty years in the jewelry trade has earned him a reputation for honesty and fair dealing. County business covers road reports, bridge bonds of 425000 to fund school needs, property transfers, and road closures or openings in Saluda, Monroe, Milton, and Lancaster townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Godfrey
Des
Bold
Madison
W. C. Dawson
Saluda
Sthese Bonda
Pegooud Aims For Ocean Flight Record Breaker
French aviator Pegoud plans a daring ocean flight experiment to be first to cross the Atlantic, weighing risks and seeking official approval. He predicts success or failure will reveal the upside of this bold aviation pursuit and promises to study routes from Ireland to Newfoundland for a feasible path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hie
Pam
Bishop Brent 10 Continues Work Among Philippine Tribes
In New York a national committee forms to support Bishop Brent’s mission in the Philippines. Brent, returning from the Episcopal convention, aims to improve tribal living by moving communities from tree tops to homes, modernizing farms, and combating diseases like hookworm and malaria through education and improved hygiene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churchman
New York
Atlomnb
Charles HE Brent
Philippines
Hishiop
Brent
Tlamnony Clate
America
Wiech
United States
Trent
Autoist shoots after dog sting near South Norwalk
In South Norwalk a driver fired at Hitchcock after a dog sting incident. The shooter, a man named Hitchcock, was hit in the hand by a bullet as he fled. Barrett was arrested in connection with the case. The fragment mentions costs of peppered food but unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Ed Leon
New York City
Hans Therbett
Coon Pons
Phehcock
Hitchcock
Barrett
New Vessels for Canal Announced by Explorers
Captain Otte Sverdrup, associate of Amundsen, says Norwegian Steamship Co will run four ships via the Panama Canal to Pacific ports to haul paper pulp and return with salmon fruit and lumber. Sverdrup will join Amundsen at Colon to voyage Fram through the canal in November. A Boston firm also says it will run eight ships to the Pacific coast via the canal under Boston-Pacific line.
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Tacoma
Wash
Otte Sverdarup
Amundsen
Jiere
Norwegian Steamship Companys
Panai Canal
Pacific Coast
Sverdrape
Colon
Fram
Panama Canal
Boston
Cambridge College Names and Notable Enrollments
The article lists Cambridge and Sharvard enrolment lore with humorous stabs at names. It mentions Harvard four Brewers two Beers one Case and a Rueter along with surnames like Morningstar Watermaker and Shu. The piece notes the Smiths as a large family on campus and quips on married men.
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Cambridge
Sharvard
Neds
Kos
Mads
Harvard O
Love
Maiden
Legg
Darling
Joy
Morningstar
Watermaker
Shu
Shamon
Fan
Smiths
Wireless mine tests reportedly sink British cruiser Terpsichore
London reports an invention to detonate undersea mines by wireless impulse. A mine attached to the bottom of the British cruiser Terpsichore exploded eight miles away, delaying the ship’s return to dry dock as crew abandoned and pumps fought to keep her afloat before towage to Portsmouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Portsmouth
Mtheust
Fiinds
Tay
Fragmentary notes hint at local meeting and personnel
The readable fragments reference a county or city meeting with mentions of individuals such as Mabel chaser and Dean, plus notes on feeds and dates. The text is garbled with many unclear terms and partial phrases, offering little concrete detail about actions or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poaugh
Dean Mabel Chaser
Bonn
Patient Theft and Accident at Brarser Hospital
A patient named John Iest was run over by a tramcar after losing a foot and watch during surgery at Brarser Hospital. He awoke from anesthesia unable to explain the time loss, sparking a police search. orderly Paul Reiker confessed to theft, leading to the arrest and trial. Another patient, Frank Drice, was stolen from in ether’s influence, and Relker confessed to the theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Iest
Trabhmeat Biarser
Stedes Frei
Terrell's Bedford Man Poised for Unopposed Speakership
Frankfort Ky Nov 3 The Speakership contest in the Kentucky House has narrowed to a one man race with Speaker Terrell assured of a second term Elwood Hamilton of Franklin County has withdrawn and Stanley Reed of Maysville is expected to withdraw Terrell will announce his candidacy this week and secure the post for the 1914 General Assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
House of Representatives
General Assembly
Terrell
Elwood Hamilton
Franklin Co
Stanley Reed
Maysville
Setting Him Right In Almanac Question Goof
A humorous exchange features a newspaper woman grilling about a fiancé allegedly listed in the Almanach de Gotha. She denies the claim and asks if the person is in the almanac, while the other retorts that the fiancé is not a joke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mam
Marble Corner Items and Local News
Marble Corner notes birth in the kirk home on Wednesday October 20 a son. Visitors include Miss Lizzie Thomas from Du Pont and many from nearby towns. First quarterly conference held. Preacher Dr Murphy delivered sermons. Residents J N Kirk and J D Johnson visited Dupont. Several listed travels for business and family visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Kirk
Lizzie Thomas
Dupont
James Stevenson
Robert Nay
Canaan
Wesley Russel
Rexville
Nick Augustine
Bethel
James Rogers
Union
Smith
Vevay
Murphy
J.N. Kirk
Big Creek
J.D. Johnson
G. G. Anderson
Elizabethtown
Harry Dannecken
Napoleon
Rabbit Plaing
Mias Ada Adama
Bedford
Sadie Thomas
J. A. Hunter
Versailles
Leg Crushed by Train Near Charlestown
Jeffersonville reports 14 year old Harry Bower fell under a freight train while boarding near Clark's siding. He had one leg amputated between knee and thigh at St Joseph's Infirmary Louisville. Companion Max Minor summoned help. boy transported to Louisville hospital. Father Wesley Minor killed in 1897 quarry accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffersonville
Harry Bower
Charlestown
St. Joseph’s Infirmary
Louisville
Bower
Max Minor
Clark’s Siding
Minor
Clark’s
T. J. Marehall
John W. Grey
Wesley Minor
Jefersonville News
Nature as Home in Thoreau's Quiet Tribute
A meditative reflection on nature becoming home. Thoreau equates the solace of fields with domestic comfort, noting warmth from the kettle and crackling fagots as part of the living landscape that shapes a true home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thoreau
Names Connected With the Law
The article explains the surname Legles originally meant lawyer and was spelled Laegless. It notes Lawless derives from the same source and ironically signifies the opposite of its apparent meaning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legles
Laegless
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Madison Herald
the ‘Herald Company
Tnd
Floyd Rogers
Rushville
Mr. Olver F. Watson
Ryker's Ridge
Edward Skerd
Iod
Tue
Kansas City
Kas
Mr. AS. Jackson
Rising Sun
City
Kentucky
A. M. Taff
Margaret Blake
Herald
Mrs George Claflin
Mr. Godfrey Cold
Bramwell
Oliver Road
Sanyrna
Stites
Brooks Road
Thomas Morris
W. D. Jones
Os. B. Grabel
Cravens
Sarah F. Bivingy
Margaret Smoith
James A. Carpenter
Wm. B. Griffith
Monroe Township
Annie
Wyne
Agnes A. Lawrence
Lancaster
Serena Legerwood
Field Ryker
Gacreg
Milton Township
Barrabas
Hearn
Frank Pender
aMonk
France
Pegoud
Barta
Andelpine Pesoud
Iimnapges
Tataise
Poamrocers
Ireland
SAS
Ghiy
Freboecas
Stiavers
Tainabie Foamy Resernament
Nove Doeraves
Thuicht
Measin
Pothutd
Chie
Allan Dress Aer Dithen
Adolpiil
Bishop Charlig H, Brunt
Hunter
Norway
N. NG
S His
Name
Harvard
Shubert
A. B. Shubert, Inc
England
Ae Pordas
Germany
Marble Corner
I'I
Clarence Wildman
Fran Johnson
Vernon
Daisy Smith
Letha Dilk
Lou Ebel
Clara
Marble Valley
James Anderson
Cleneis Thomas
Carrol
Kate Mitchell
Joseph Manning
Boy Fallein
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