Madison items highlight deliveries and travels during October
A Madison city roundup lists residents visiting relatives in Indianapolis Peoria and Cincinnati. It notes births deaths and marriages including a 15 inch seed center sunflower and a large 2 foot diameter bloom. A funeral for Mrs. J P Safford is planned from Logansport to North Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luella
Lillie Peck
Kansas City
F. L. Peck
East Main Street
Helen Lauer
A. Heimberzer
Juauer
Indianapolis
Court News: Quiet Title Suit and Local Court Events
Attorney Harry Lemen represents Elizabeth Dolhoover in a suit against Adam Dolhoover to quiet title to homes on West Fifth Street and seek damages for alleged false ownership claims. A public auction is expected on the premises within about twenty days. The docket also notes the Phillips guardianship case, public intoxication charges against Robert Driscoll and Beanst Bennett, and a trial date for Andrew Roll on failure to support his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Lemen
Elizabeth Dolhoover
Adam Dolhoover
Dathhoover
Ritchie
North Madison
Fred Ritchie
Imvraon Lemen
Peoples ‘Trust Company
Rachel Wooda
BP. E. Bear
Harry Leroen
Phillips
Robert Driscoll
Bennett
Driscoll
Andrew Roll
Keel Laid for California the Largest Battle Cruiser
October 14 at the Brooklyn navy yards the keel of the California, claimed to be the world’s largest battle cruiser, was laid. The ceremony marked a milestone for the ship and the U S Navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
New York
California
Brooklyn Navy Yards
Land Transfers Recorded Around Graham Monroe and Madison Townships
Clarence E. Gasaway and wife sell 2850 acres in Graham township to Leander A. Cooperider for 800 dollars. Charles T. Willoughby and wife convey 8 acres in Graham and wife to Vardamar for 2000 dollars. Charles F. Rohrman and wife transfer 33 acres in Madison township to Joseph J. Augustin with private consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence E. Gasaway
Leander A. Cooperider
Graham
Charles T. Willoughby
Vardamar
Monroe
Charles F. Rohrman
Joseph J. Augustin
Madison Township
Compulsory Fee Collection Notice From County Recorder
The county recorder states that compulsory fees must be paid within sixty days of filing. If unpaid, the instrument will be turned over to the sheriff for collection, with additional costs charged to the debtor as required by law. The recorder is mandated to take this action.
Action Postponed in Taggart Election Conspiracy Trial
Indianapolis Oct 14 Over a hundred defendants led by Thomas Taggart face no action for some time as Judge Eichhorn takes a week's vacation and Prosecutor Rucker seeks rest after the Bell trial. Separate trials would take years. defense pushes for immediate start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Thomas Taggart
Richborn
Fire guts two story brick building on South Church Street
Fire discovered around midnight gutted the brick building owned by Nicholas Harper and heavily damaged the adjacent single story frame property owned by Susan B. Jones. No insurance on either home. Losses estimated at about 109 dollars for Harper and 300 dollars for Jones. The Clarkson family also suffered water/property damage. The cause suspected to be a defective flue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Church Street
East Side
Second
Nicholas Harper
Susan B. Jones
Thomas Jenking
Harper
Nauert
Acera
Jones
Andrew
Well Known Violinist Mrs. Carleton Allin Dies in Indianapolis
Mrs. Carleton Clare Allin of Noblesville dies at Methodist Episcopal Hospital Indianapolis after an appendicitis operation. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Bauer of Indianapolis she was 26 and renowned as a violinist known by her maiden name to musicians. Her early lessons came from a relative, Mrs. Nannie Branham, and she studied in Berlin in 1907 with Arthur Hartman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carleton Clare Allin
Noblesville
Methodist Episcopal Hospital
Indianapolis
Allin
George Bauer
Nannie Branham
Madison
Berlin
Arthur Hartman
Bauer
Mollie Cravens
President Approves Army Appropriation Increase
The President approved Secretary Garrison's plan raising army appropriations by 184 million dollars, a 74 million increase for coast and field artillery. Hays of the House military affairs committee announced the approval at today's conference. Vernon schedules its second annual Pumpkin Show for Saturday October 23 with premiums on many entries. The Lever Cotton Futures Act of August 1914 was ruled unconstitutional by Federal Judge Hough in New York as a revenue measure from the Senate rather than the House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secretary of War
Hays
House Committee On Military Affairs
Vernon
Hough
New York
Senate
House
Stay Granted for J S Head Jr Bank Cashier in Kentucky
Gov Mc Creary in Ashland Kentucky issued a sixty day stay for J S Head Jr cashier of the defunct Citizens Bank who faced an indefinite term for making sale entries. The respite allows Head to represent his brother Ben Head arrested in Oklahoma City Oklahoma for misrepresenting stock value. The governor acted after a telegram from Head's attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashland
Head
Pleasant Point Nuptials Link Whit Turner and Ivy Chittenden
Whit Turner and Ivy Chittenden of Markland were married at Madison on Wednesday by Rev. Young. They honeymoon in Indianapolis and return to begin life together. Turner is a prosperous young farmer, Chittenden a popular former Switzerland County teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. West
Blocher
Johnson Township
Scott County Journal
Whit Turner
Ivy Chittenden
Markland
Misa Ivy
Madison
Young
Tndianapolia
Mr. Turner
George Turner
Miss Chittenden
Switzerland
James Chittenden
Wm. Large
Lebanon
Iil
George Vallille
Frank McKee
Harold Henry
Bessie Stout
Mamie Trinkle
Smyrna
Louis Henry
Russell
Bee Camp
Wesley Kesaler
George Loos
Beech Grove
Dupont
Weatherbee
Mat Lehnert
Jobn Lehnert
Bishop Stewart
Turner Losey
Florence Spann
Indianapolis
Cecil Spann
North Madison
Frank McGee
Jobo Smidap
Hanover
Cecil McGee
Jobo Smith
Big Creek
Osgood
Mr. Smith
Charley Thurnall
Edith McGee
Josie Turner
David Maddox
S. A. Danner
Manville
Dead man reappears in church as Andrew O'Brien
In Poughkeepsie New York an apparent drowning victim identified by Chief McCabe as Andrew O'Brien attended Mass at St Peter's Church and was later buried in St Peter's cemetery. Coroner Selfridge will exhumed the body for definitive identification and photographic records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poughkeepsie
N.Y
Andrew Obrien
St. Peter's Church
Teer
St. Peter's Cemetery
Tudison River
McCabe
Andrew O'Brien
J. M. Voucher
O'Brien
Selfridge
Mrs Austin Pancake Flour Advertises in Local Grocery
Peculiar ad text promotes Mrs. Austin's Famous Pancake Flour with a call to try Mrs. Austins Bag Pancake. The fragment hints at grocery store placement and consumer appeal for a breakfast product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ned
Mra. Austin
Groce
Laughs Self to Death at Dinner Gathering
Willam P. Gardiner a Patchogue resident disappeared during a Jeffersonian Democratic club dinner at Avery's hotel on Ulue Point. His body was found on a hotel lawn with autopsy citing heart disease likely triggered by sustained laughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patchogue
N. Y
Jeffersonian Democratic Club
Avery
Moore
Bayshore
Tantington Health Chief Faces Outcry Over Pat Pat Kisser
Dr E W Grover president of Tantington board of health faced backlash for proposing a pat pat kissing alternative to traditional kissing. Letters from Los Angeles residents Mrs Mertle Bunk Mrs Rome Baker and Mrs Maury Graver criticize the plan describing the uncle as a humdinger in bygone class. A Cleveland man labels him a superannuated old style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tantington
W. Va
E. W. Grover
Tantington Board of Health
Kisstner
Mertle Bunk
Rome Baker
Maury Graver
Los Angeles
Cal
Tie
Grover
Cleveland
Disease risk in public pools alarms health officials
The United States public health service warns that unfiltered pool water can harbor typhoid fever and other diseases. A study of six pools shows that refiltration and calcium hypochlorite disinfection greatly improve sanitation, while pool capacity and staff health supervision affect safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States Public Health Service
United States
Pubic Health Service
Dor Wallace AL Manheimer
Columbin University
Manheimer
WED AFTER FORTY YEARS
Evansville Indiana reports Joseph Parrott fifty and Mrs Penel ope Riggs fifty from Wichita Kansas reunite after forty years and marry at St James M E church in a quiet ceremony. Parrott visits old friends then plans to live in Wichita with his bride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Ind
Joseph Parrott
Wichita
Kan
Penelope Riggs
St. James M, FE
Parrott
Riges
Mrs. Parrott
Wicchita
Smallest penknife in the world completed at Altoona
In Altoona a tiny penknife was finished by M. A. Kantmin of a local jewelry store. It measures 5 32 of an inch long with a blade as short as 2 16 of an inch. The handle is solid gold while the blade and spring are tempered steel. It is kept in a bottle to prevent loss and requires magnification to view the workmanship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altoona
Wae
M. A. Kantmin
Lurfere
Morten
Lydia E. Pinkham Messicine Co
Wor Mien
Paxton Toilet Co
Boston
Mase
Wages Paid to Convicts Begin in Essex Penitentiary
Under a recent statute the plan of paying prisoners in the Essex county penitentiary in Caldwell has begun. Thirty prisoners under charge of two guards repair Grove avenue between Verona and Caldwell. Wages are to be turned over to the dependent families of the prisoners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verona
N. J
Essex County
Caldwell
Grove Avenue
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Vy Anderson
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Ill
Julia Hazelton
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Elizabeth Stanley
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John J. Dittgen
Madisonville
George Dittgen
Charles G. Schnaitzer
William Brooks
Edward Faskell
Milton Township
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Milan
Iod
James White
Scott Thorn
Wirt
Frank Powell
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Elijah Smith
Ohio
J. P. Safford
J. M. Safford
Logansport
Fairmount Cemetery
J. H. Barnard
John Garrity
Mary Carrigh
John Carerigh
St. Louis
Mise Carrigh
Mr. Carrigh
Carrigh
St. Mary’s School Hall
St. Mary’s Church
Frank M. Daily
Willliam R. Daily
Auburn
Nebraska
George M. Daily
George Daily
George T. Mayfield
Lexington
Frank Daily
William Daily
Daily Brothers
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Ben Head
Oklahoma
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Pat-Pat
Health Board
Drake, Masonie Bidg
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Meinbaer Tadiana Title Association Makers of Abstracts
Jafferson County
Hichart Hlook
Madison, IN
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Pfortner
S. Jefferson Street
Humphreys
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Ifa
D, Swift & CO
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F &T
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Latonia
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