Kentucky couples receive marriage licenses in Madison eventful day
The Madison area reports licenses granted to E F Garrett and Ella Farley of Kentucky. The city notes a lively night with a China excursion train, a large crowd at the Madison Stove Foundry purporting nuisances, and local marriages including George W Sieberth and Adelina Corn. Also listed are obituaries, church notes, and a parade planned by local societies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Garrett
Ella Farley
Kentucky
Simmons
China
Madison
John Linenweber
Tsiah Spivey
North Vernon
Board of Pension Examiners
Win
George W. Sieberth
Adelina Corn
Carrollton
Madison Hotel
J. H. Barnard
Madison Stove
Deaths and legal notices from Jefferson county
Obituary notices report the deaths of William O Neil near Canan and John F Bruning of Main Street, with details on their ages, careers, and funeral plans. The Herano announces the death of Mrs Pattie widow of Robert Pattie of West Second Street with a long immigrant family history and funeral arrangements. A court arraigned William alias Wing Stewart with a Chapman case alibi bid and Blue Ribbon Club records dispute pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William O’neil
Jefferson County
Canan
William Alias “Wing” Stewart
Chapman
Blue Ribbon Club
Wall to be built around Jeffersonville penitentiary
A new wall will enclose the Jeffersonville penitentiary, requiring 40,000,000 bricks. The report notes internal dissensions in the Murphy League at Madison and mentions various local events, deaths, and civic notices across Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffersonville
Court actions and pleas mark midweek docket
State cases include Welch to face trial for selling liquor to minors at 9 am before Judge Walker. Various defendants plead guilty to assault and battery, some with fines and costs. Stokes Brown to be sent to the penitentiary. Blue Ribbon Club case continued to Saturday. George Chapman case resumes with witness testimony and defense arguments ongoing as jury verdict hoped tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Welch
Walker
John Marx
Stokes Brown
Patten
Brown
Blue Ribbon Club
State
John Beach
Billy Brown
John Murphy
Jake Klein
Frank Stevens
George Chapman
Cal Cooper
Chapman
Abe Fieller
Cincinnati
M. R. Sulzer
White Caps Atrocities Spark Editorial Outcry In Indiana
An Elmira Telegram editorial condemns Indiana White Caps violence at Birdseye, urging hunt and punishment for the vandals. It laments local officials for inaction, noting governors and counties fail to pursue justice, while contrasting reactions from nearby states. It ends with a joke about a Boston woman calling her husband Medusa after a wry tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmira
N. Y
Indiana
Birdeye
Indianapolis
Chicago
Boston
Saint Michael's Union festival shines with social and financial success
Last night at Odd Fellows Hall a St. Michael's Union festival impressed with decorative displays by its ladies. Mrs P Wade and Mrs Geo Wherle presided at the supper table, while Mrs N Koch and Mrs Andy Anger ran the oyster table. Mrs Will Smith and Mrs John Bonner oversaw fruit and candy, and lemonade was served at Rebecca's Well. Ella Clark led the ice cream table with a group of girls, the cream area featured golden rod railings and purple asters. The Boy Band offered music as Catholic society parades drew crowds, marking a very enjoyable event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Michael's Union
Odd Fellow’s Hall
St. Michael’s
P. Wade
Ieo. Wherle
N. Koch
Andy Anger
Will Smith
John Bonner
Dave Everhardt
Katie Rowan
Rebecca
Ella Clark
Death of William DeMuth at Esterville Illinois
Dispatch reports the death of millwright William DeMuth in Esterville Illinois. His wife Mrs DeMuth travels toward his bedside in Indianapolis and will return on the noon train. He leaves a widow and two daughters led by 15 year old Bessie. funeral plans to follow arrival tomorrow. He carried $2000 life insurance with Knights of Honor and the Ancient Order of Workingmen, to which he belonged.
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William DeMuth
DeMuth
Iowa
3Rd Indiana Cavalry
Switzerland
Dearborn
Knightstown
Arizona
Nellie Cashman
Tucson
Kansas
Order of Hibernians
Odd Fellows’ Hall
St. Michael’s Union
Cadets
John F. Bruning
John F. Bruning & Son
Main Street
Dceased
Hanover
Germany
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Madison
Catharine Adalaide von Brochen Zur Laga
William H
New York City
William M. Copeland
Caroline
Braning
God of Nations
Israel
Herano
Robert Pattie
West Second Street
Dumfries
Scotland
United States
America
Richmond
John Pattie
Best
Henry Anger
Kate
Robert
Theodore Eshelman
Indianapolis
Pattie
United Presbyterian Church In
First Presbyterian Church
W. R. Brown
Murphy League
Christian Church
Spencer
Bull
Dan Finnegan
Michael Faber
William Baier
James Burke
Clarence Almond
James Donnelly
Dupont
Milton Township
Hood
Thomas Tarpy
Louisville
Norrow
Jacob Bare
Bethlehem
Louisville & Nashville
Third Indiana Cavalry
Joseph Dielenhein
J. B. Williams
James Graham
William Conyers
A. D. Vanosdol
James K. Reed
John Farrell
Switzerland County
Lexington
Scott County
Maj
M. W. Funk
Harrison County
Corydon
Jason B. Brown
Richard Salyers
Salyers
C. Vail
Julius Hoffstadt
John Logan
Esterville
Ilown
Bessie
Knights of Honor
Ancient Order of Workingmen
One Hundred Dollar Reward For Catarrh Cure Claim
The advertisement offers a one hundred dollar reward for any case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Care. It is signed by J Cheney & Co, Toledo, Ohio, with a note that F J Cheney has been known for fifteen years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
J. Cheney & Co, Props
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Chicago
Sister
Hood
Saxe Saparilla
Flint & Walling Mfg. Co
William & Lup
N. Railroad
Kendallville
Ind
C. L. Hood & CO
Apothecaries
Lowell
Mass
Judge Hackney brands Shelbyville lynching during grand jury charge
Shelby Circuit Court Judge L J Hackney told the grand jury to probe the lynching of Charles Hawkins in the Shelbyville courthouse yard. He described the act as a crime with no legal excuse and urged prosecution of all involved. He said presence and abetting made others guilty even without striking the blow or wielding the rope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Hackney
Shelby Circuit Court
Grand Jury
Charles Hawkins
Shelbyville
Bruce
Speak Well of Woman’s Character Sayings
A critique urges men to guard their words about women’s character noting the years of work and sacrifices behind a woman’s purity. It argues purity sustains humanity, guides men, and warns that any vile man can ruin the purest woman.
Death of Bruce Garrett Follows Shooting at Little York
Information reached Jeffersonville yesterday that Bruce Garrett died from pistol shot wounds inflicted by Elmer Smith at Little York last Saturday night. Smith formerly ran a Spring Street saloon in Jeffersonville and has prior trouble, being regarded as dangerous when intoxicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffersonville
Bruce Garrett
Elmer Smith
Little York
Smith
Spring Street
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Simmons Liver Regulator
Septard&wiw
North Madison
Moses Palmer
Columbus Herald
WL DD
Wattchings
Cincinnati Hospital
J. N. Thompson
M. E. Church
Leigh, Neb
John Clements
James Clements
Paducah
John F. Bruesine
Racuen Patric
God
Jesus
Circuit Court
M. A. Farr
Fulton
M. E
Jeff. Item
Dr. Brown
Mary Pattie
Second Street
Springdale
H. E. Frost
Capt. Frost
Montgomery
Ripley
Ohio
Frost
Ripley Bazoo
Martin Dolhover
Enoch Brown
St. Michael's Entertainment
William J. DeMuth
MRS
Elder
Ohio & Mississippi Railway
St. Louis
Union
Washington
Philadelphia
New York
N. B
M. Strader
Inn
C. G. Jones
Vincennfs
J. ¥. Barnard
W. B. Shattug
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