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Newspaper

Madison Weekly Herald

Location

Madison, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1915

Page

8

Madison October notes mix of obits travel and court

Local items report Henry Straub visiting Madison amid wedding licenses for Whit Turner and Ivy Chittenden of Switzerland County. Obituaries record Myron McCracken’s funeral in Louisville and Micha Agine’s Ky death. Other notices cover bar admission for John Nail, a Jefferson county workman injured under Indiana act, and various travels and family visits.

Henry Straub Dupont Licenacd Whit Turner Ivy Chittenden Switzerland County Albert Athey Will H. James Richmond Harry Frye Jeffersonville John Chapman North Broadway John Mullen Newport Miases Mullen Broadway Second Street

Death of Dr. Cameron Chamberlain Recall Hanover ties

A telegram announces the death of Dr. Cameron Chamberlain at 32 in Chicago Presbyterian Hospital. A Hanover college graduate and former Hanover resident, he practiced medicine in Indianapolis and was unmarried. Survived by his mother Mrs. Josephine Chamberlain of Indianapolis, a sister Mrs. Frank Allen of Chicago, and a brother William of New Jersey. The notice notes his bright medical career and the sorrow in Hanover and the city.

Misa Fanny Brownie Chicago Presbyterian Hospital Cameron Chamberlain Hanover Hanover College Chamberlain Indianapolis Josephine Chamberlain Frank Allen Chicago William New Jersey Hanover Cemetery

Death of Simeon A Leland at Buchanan New York

Simeon A Leland youngest son of Andrew Leland of Hanover Road died at his brother Rev Samuel A Leland’s home in Buchanan New York after a year seeking health at a sanitarium. He was 19 last September and noted for high character and exemplary habits. Family at bedside expressed grief and sympathy.

Buchanan N. Y Simeon A. Leland Andrew Leland Hanover Road Samuel A Leland

Miss Margaret Barrett Dies Following Cerebral Hemorrhage

Miss Margaret Barrett 73, longtime Madison resident, died suddenly at her West Third Street home after a fainting spell. Coroner Henning ruled death due to cerebral hemorrhage. She lived with her brother ex-Councilman Michael Barrett and was a faithful member of St. Michael's Church.

Elizabeth Graham Harvey Hammill Greenwood Emma Levi Hattie Aaron Levi St. Louie Micha Agine Milton Jobn A. Nail Jefferson County Nail Madison Lumber Co Missouri Stephen Plummer Jeffersonville Alva Baxter Indianapolis G. A. Nighbert Harold Logansport Margaret Barrett West Third Street St. Michael’s Church

Try Mrs. Austin's Bag Pan cake sure to please you

Fragmentary note describes a nutty loaf or cake recipe item named Mrs. Austin's Bag Pan cake. Reads like a kitchen card urging bakers to try the dessert for pleasing results. No dates or prices available in the legible text.

Mrs. Austin Pancike

Dr King’s New Discovery Promises Cold Relief

An old advertisement touts Dr King’s New Discovery as the best remedy for colds and related ailments. It claims strong, tested relief and urges readers to buy a bottle now priced at 60 and 1.

Dr. King

Poet Editor Promises Pay Upon Magazine Success

A New York Globe exchange has a poet claiming the editor of a new magazine would pay for his work once the paper proves successful, while his wife questions how the venture can succeed publishing such pieces.

New York Globe

Sun Shines On Sea Yet Duty Keeps One in Office

Poetic quip from Washington Star questions the value of beauty and sunlit seas when duty forces one to remain in a stiff office chair. The verse contrasts rustic charm with modern work pieties.

Washington Star

Court News Highlights Involving Guardians and Divorces

Court records show Martha Benson vs Henry Lee over $5000 damages from a car collision. Gertrude Schad appointed guardian for Susan Wolff. Emma Hoffman vs Alva Land paternity case discussed. Ada Buchnan vs Charles Buchanan none resident notice issued. Will matters, guardianships, and partition cases also noted with multiple court actions.

Martha Benson Henry Lee P. E. Bear Emerson Lemen Gertrude Shad Susan Wolff Gertrude Schad Grant Richard Schad Harvey J. Zearing Newton Vawter Lavina Williams Harvey J. Zeariz Emma Hoffman Alva Land Curtis Marshall Judge Bear Ada Buchanan Charles Buchanan Harry Lemen Ie North Madison Mary Hudson Harry Lemenia Switzerland Petit Just Marcus D. Phillips Harley G Phillips Conrad Fecker Bear John Clerkin North Vernon Clerkin Jennings County Elizabeth McCabe Arthur McCabe Manchester Armiata Sophronia Rawlings Lancaster Township William R. Deyden John McGregor Robert Johnson

Madison Daily Briefs Mention Visits and Local Events

Local notes record visits by Henry and Mrs Bentz to Middlefork and Lige Holsclaw to a Civil War reunion in Franklin. births, arrivals from Baltimore, prison transports, a Hebron fall festival planned for October 23, and a fire and disease prevention day referenced. Also coverage of a Riley verse program, grocery change, a stair accident, school prize coins, and veteran pay comparisons.

James Wildman Madison Greensburg James Morton North Madison Baltimore A. D. Vanesdal Franklin Sheriff McKay Robert Elliet Laura D. Hiret Carrollton Hebron Hall of Fame William Hyatt Doc Lightfoot Cincinnati Kentucky Greenwood Indianapolis James Whitcomb Riley Eggieston Indiana Reno Angelbeck William Kre Angelbeck

Mont Pelee Today After Thirteen Years Of Eruption

In 1902 Mont Pelee erupted violently and left a devastated landscape. Now vegetation has returned to the summit and the new cone, while the old cone is covered in grass ferns and moss. St Pierre hosts about 260 to 300 residents and thirty new durable buildings.

Mont Peles Summt Mont T'elee Roxelane St. Pierre Seche Blanche Argonaut

Bernhardt Cured Looks To Art After Amputation

Mme Sarah Bernhardt, who had a leg amputated, is described as cured and walks with the aid of surgery and mechanical prosthesis. She smiles at her articulated leg and requests two friends Edmond Rostand and Clairin to mark the milestone in poetry and drawing.

Mme Sarah Bernhardt Edmond Rostand Clairin

Expert on Volcanoes Frank Perret

An American volcano expert, Frank Alvord Perret of Hartford, Connecticut, is noted for predicting volcanic activity and aiding residents in danger zones. He studied major volcanoes worldwide, reached Messina after the 1908 earthquake, and joined Italian authorities at Mount Vesuvius, later earning the Knight of the Italian Crown.

Frank Alvord Perret Hartford Conn Tre Las Messina Matteucci Royal Observatory Mount Vesuvius

Our Agricultural Possibilities

David F. Houston argues in the American Review of Reviews that improvements in American agriculture, aided by the department of agriculture and land grant colleges, will reduce foreign competition as arable land under cultivation rises from current levels of 45 percent, with only 12 percent yielding full returns.

Department of Agriculture Land Grant Colleges David F. Houston American Review of Reviews

Wishbones and a Wedding in St Louis Family Endures

During twenty five years of marriage Mr and Mrs Grossenbach of St Louis used 800 chickens and turkeys. For their silver wedding they dipped the 800 wishbones in silver and strung them around the dining room on silver ribbons.

Stars in the Flag Through American Wars

The article traces the number of stars on the U S flag across major conflicts from thirteen at the revolution to forty eight in the present, noting milestones in 1812 Civil War and Spanish American War and identifying thirty five at the Civil War era.

United States

Practical health hint on weight loss and tuberculosis

The article notes early tuberculosis signs include weight loss and reduced resistance. It urges watching weight drops, appetite loss, night sweats, or persistent coughs and recommends physician consultation, nourishing food, rest, and outdoor sleep to rebuild the body. It likens weight loss to a falling barometer signaling danger to well being.

President Wilson to wed Mrs N Galt announces White House

Washington dispatch reports President Wilson and his fiancée Mrs. Norman Galt will travel to New York to attend a colonial home visit and witness the world series in Philadelphia. The engagement is not to be celebrated with a public wedding, and plans will be left to Mrs. Galt.

Washington Wilson Noreman Galt Helen Wilson New York Colonial House Philadelphia White House Mrs. Galt Edith Bolling Wytheville William H. Bolling

Mrs Margaret Stevens dies after long illness at 75

Mrs Margaret McKeen Stevens of North Madison died at 3 pm after a long illness. She was 75 or near 76, widow of John Stevens who died in 1913. Survived by two sons Dr Curtis Stevens of Williamsport Pennsylvania and Andrew Stevens of the city, at her bedside. Funeral arrangements to be announced.

Madison Frank Feider North West St Feider Evan Sheets J. H. Barnard Evan Barnard Oklahoma Rastus Wesley Glore May Underwood North Madison Glove Margaret McKeen Stevens Williame Port Andrew Stevens City East Stevens Methodist Church Ladies Aid Society

Real Estate Transfers and Short Update

Edward S Roberts and wife transfer property on West Third Street to Stella Orem for 300 dollars. William E Low and wife convey 120 acres in Graham JP to Andrew Selig and wife for 2800 dollars. Miss Margaret Hoffman travels to Pittsburgh Pennsylvania to visit friends.

Edward S. Roberts Stella Orem Weat Third Street William E. Low Andrew Selig Graham Margaret Hoffman Pittsburgh

Also Mentioned on This Page

Myron McCracken Louisville Cave Hill Presiden Clarence LeBus The Burney Society George Pickhardt Buffalo Middlefork Elmer George Rector Wirt William Dorsey Milton, Ky Troy Norwood Robert Robinson Trimble County Springfield Ill Adv Dr King Biltian Wea Siyvein A L.land Thia County Ida Norning Ethel Court News James White Grandsdaughter Mary Leland W. Va White Washington, D. C Mrs. Henry Bentz Lige Holsclaw Forth District Foster James Ferry Street Elizabeth Roga Ross DuShane Europe Norman Galt President Virginia Bolling Pocahontas John Rolfe Mra. Glt Rolfe Bolling Mrs Margaret Stevens Real Estate Transfere
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