Local notices and legal actions from a Kentucky county
Various items report releases from jail including Mrs James Littrell and Rufus McFarland and wife. Licenses to wed granted for George Bates and Mary C Melton. Pension examiners meet at the Court House. Carpenters Union meets at Western Fire Company hall. Guardian appointed for Josie Harrold declared insane. Knights of Pythias lodge installed in Milton. Judge Lindsay and Col Berry to speak in Madison. Fines imposed for a small-town dispute. Accident on Pigeon Roost bridge injures Louis Weir. Enos J Miles commits suicide near Mudlick. coroner holds inquest. leaves a family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Littrell
George Bates
Mary C. Melton
Board of Pension Examiners
Court House
Pigeon Roost
Scottsburg
Louis Weir
Enos J. Miles
Mudlick
Michigan Road Pike
Murrett
Independent ticket and local notices mix in Jefferson County
The article lists candidates for county offices including Prosecuting Attorney James Abbott and Sheriff William B. Royce, plus local events. Prohibition candidate Harry C. Jackson speaks in North Madison and lectures at the Christian Chapel. Obituary notes honor Charles Huck of China, born 1824 in Germany, with funeral set at the German Catholic church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Abbott
General Assembly
Eorge W. Thompson
Jesse Green
William B. Royce
Isaiah Brooks
Samuel Rector
Benjamin Sering
Thomas Francisco
Henry Gable
Harry C. Jackson
Congress
North Madison
Ayer
Wallace
Crawfordsville
Constantinople
Mussulmans
Epworth League of Trinity Church
Elmer E. Scott
J. J. Rapp
Mayme Grayson
Grace Almond
Nellie Hitz
John Pogue
Addie Dorsey
Josie Chapman
John R. Pogue
Death of Mary L Wehrle at age 31 in city home
Mary L Wehrle daughter of George and Agnes Wehrle died at home after seven weeks illness. Born and raised in the city she was 31, a member of St Marys Catholic church. She leaves three brothers and one sister, with funeral from Nicholas Horuffs residence at 8:30 tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary L
George
Agnes Wehrle
Nicholas Horuff
George Wehrle
Albert Wehrle
Toledo
Ohio
John B
Covington
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Singing and sermons draw crowds to Bethany church
Wide interest surrounds Bethany church near Deputy where Dr. Conger preaches daily at 10 and nightly at 7. Miss Ida Conger leads music with cornet solos and other talents drawing many, including attendees traveling six to seven miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethany Church
Deputy
Conger
Ida Conger
Indiana
Madison Indiana Post Office Letter Lapse List 1892
The Madison Indiana Poest office lists uncalled letters dated Tuesday October 4 1892 across Lapse P Katie Pfeiffer Mrs Mat Smith Mrs Sue Spangler T Cillin Tanis Gentlemen s List Elmer Barton Ezra Co Blasdel C C E Carter P N Crocker H J RK Hardin MJ Martin Rev Wm McGuire Wm A Miller Frank Monroe N Samuel Noel R S Rheinhart To obtain letters one must request advertised letters with the date of advertisement Letters not claimed within two weeks go to Washington Dead Letter Office Postal cards circulars and drop letters not advertised M C Garber P M
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Barton
Ezra Co
Blasdel
C. E. Carter
P. N. Crocker
M. C. Garber
P. M
Display of New Dress Fabrics Arrives in Our Dress Goods
A special display announces new dress fabrics in fall shades and varied weaves. The collection features Storm Serge in multiple colors, Benga line in several new blues and browns, narrow stripes, cords, figures, silk blends, and homespun diagonal weaves. Includes broadcloth, ladies cloth, camel hair suiting, and French black novelties.
Voting Instructions for Straint Demo Democratic Ticket
Voters are guided to use the red state ballot and white county ballot, stamping only inside the marked squares with a provided stamp. If the stamp is misused or the ballot is marked outside a square, the vote may be rejected and a new ballot is issued. Democratic headquarters are at Gayosa Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slam
The Tin Plate and the Presidents Statistics in Debate
Congressman T L Bunting attacks President Harrison in The National Provicer claiming the tin plate policy costs 25 million dollars, with analysis of tin and iron prices, Welsh production, and duty effects. Juvenile burglar William Forsythe, eight, escapes jail then recaptured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Man Bunting
Harrison
Harricon
Mr. Harrison
Cronemeyer
Philadelphia
T. L. Bunting
Gambler Baker Skips With Five Thousand Missing
On campus in Oct 8 news C L Smalley a baker and administrator to William Richards estate fled with five thousand dollars missing from the estate funds. Richards named Smalley executor without bond, and gambling losses drive the shortfall. A second Albany item notes Commissioner Peck to unveil a larger wage table, expanding the prior report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cancmpus. O
C. L. Smalley
William Richards
Richards
Smalley
Peck
Albany
Penny Paper for Dayton
Columbus Oct. 3 F J Wendell plans a penny paper The Evening Press in Dayton with George H Gordon as managing editor Fire at Pensacola Sunday destroys Goulding Fertilizer works four miles from the city causing about 100000 dollars in losses partly insured
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
CoLlumbus
F. J. Wendell
Press-Post
Evening Press
George H. Gordon
Pensacola
Frs
Jacksonville
Fla
Goulding Fertilizer Company
Ice Delivery Offered in Spring Lake City
An advertisement announces Pure Spring Lake ice delivered to any city area at the lowest market price. Orders are to be left at Mat Hoffman's Barber Shop and are credited to William Cowan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mat Hoffman
William Cowan
Mother Reunited With Son After Twenty Six Years
In Indianapolis Frances Allgood learns her long-lost son Phillip Allgood now William Cooley writing from Faulkner County Arkansas. He recalls the family, confirms his birth name, and asks her to come home. the search spanned years with no trace of the Cooley family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Frances Allgood
Burlington
Cooley
Fanny Alignod
Iowa
Faulker County
Ark
William Cooley
Phillip Allgood
Ten-Year-Old Mattie Kling Fights Off Tramps Near Paducah
Mattie Kling, ten, of Malden Missouri, traveling from Paducah Kentucky, repelled assailants near Jeffersonville Indiana. Her companion May Taylor, also a tramp, was abducted. Kling fled after leaving home due to cruel treatment by her aunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffersonville
Mattie Kling
Malden
Paducah
May Taylor
Mattie
Striker Goes Insane After Strike Leader Tries to Kill Wife
John F. Nuemann, a Buffalo switchman and strike leader, attempted to kill his wife with a broken glass and then injure himself after mental collapse from unemployment. He attacked his wife as she offered medicine, was arrested, and committed to the asylum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Buffal
John F. Nuemann
Nuemann
Retribution Edward S Dann the Buffalo Bank Wrecker
Edward S Dann known as the Buffalo bank wrecker died yesterday afternoon after a forty eight hour unconscious spell. Authorities report suicide by morphine and poison, while doctors suspect apoplexy and expect a post mortem to settle the cause. The death shocks Buffalo and fans the mystery surrounding his famed defalcations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards
Dann
Buffalo
Edward S. Dann
Dana
Davitt Threat Warns of Landlord Evictions Plan
Michael Davitt told a Glasgow audience that Irish landlords face a counter move of granting judicial leases and land courts to English Welsh and Scottish farmers if evictions rise. He said this would seriously embarrass the Duke of Argyle and the Duke of Devonshire and other leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Davitt
London
Davitt
Glasgow
Duke of Argyle
Devonshire
Attractive Combined ALM AMRO Freeze
A freeze named Attractive Combined ALM AMRO was introduced and distributed at Deneere. The item appears as a promotional or gift offer though details on origin and purpose are limited in the accessible text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deneere
Marriage of Cal Bolitt and Mrs Ransom Draws Notice
The wedding joins Cal Bolitt a wealthy eighty year old widower and Mrs Ransom a forty year old widow of Louisville. Their combined wealth is listed as 2 500 000. Also a death notice for Huck-Cuaries Huck aged 67 at China detfrson county and a funeral at the German Catholic church October 6. A second notice records the WHERLE death of Manry L WHERLE aged 33 at 5pm October 3 1892 with funeral October 4 at 8:30 am from N Horuff residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cal. Bolitt
Ransom
Louisville
Huck
Cuaries
China
Detfrson
Harvest Excursion From Ohio & Mississippi Railway
The Ohio and Mississippi Railway offers a round trip harvest excursion from all points on its line to the East Southeast South and Southwest at one fare. Tickets good for return twenty days from sale with stop over privileges. For tickets and information contact local agents or C G Jones District Passenger Agent Vincennes Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. Jones
R Agt
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Alcutt
of New York
Her Majesty
Chas. C. Cornett & Son
Hoffman
West Main Street
the Herald
Joan Aas
Lessee, Kalter and Publisher
Madison
Office
Kunst Main Street
The
Carpenters’ Union
Hall of Western Fire Company
Rufus McFarland
J. F. Peas
Hoffman & Quinn’s
E. Main Street
A. White & Company
Josie Harrold
Saluda
Hall
Knights of Pythias
Carrollton
Milton
Susie Lauer
Maggie Junker
Lawrenceburg
Lindsay
Col. A. 38, Berry
Col. Berry
Squire Cravens
William Maynard
Sixth Ward
Kansas Holcroft
Holcroft
Maynard
Independent County Ticket
Charles Huck
Schutterwald
Germany
Jefferson County
Mary L. Wehrle
Bethany
Poest
Katie Pfeiffer
Mat Smith
Sue Spangler
Cillin Tanis
Gentlemen’s List
Serge
S. S., Moffett & Son
Myw UO
Gayosa Hall
Massillon, O
William Forsythe
Leavening
Powe
State Dispatches
Logansport
Ind
N. O. Ross
Maurice
John L. Maurice
New Washington
H. M. Bower
Washington Township
Bower
North Carolina
Charleston
Russiaville
William Trueblood
Kokomo
O. L. Evans Milling Company
Striker
Diep
Wherle
Manry L. Wherle
Agnes Wherle
N. Horuff
Doctor Pierce
the Madison Insurance Company
W. H. Powell, R. W. Hubbard
West and
Second Street
WM. Freeman
M. D
Elm Sts
J. Smith
East Main Street
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