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Newspaper

Madison Weekly Herald

Location

Madison, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1891

Page

7

Local notices and personals from Madison area October 1891

Henry H. Kirk named postmaster at Hlaney s corner Ripley county. John Hazel seeks Soldiers Home admission in Dayton Ohio. Jason B Brown leaves Seymour for Ohio campaign. Florence s Harry Edmondson works in Madison, family stays. Wall around Jeffersonville penitentiary to use 300 000 bricks. Billy Whedon noted as senior conductor on Pennsylvania Louisville division. Deaths include Mrs Mary Landis May in Minneapolis and burial in Indianapolis. Court actions with McDaniel case in Jeffersonville. Ohio River pike extension planned to Ghent. Mary Howard and Nick Lyons wedding announced at St Michael s and St Mary s. Trinity M E Sunday School elects officers. Fire alarm due to mail boat bell. Augustus Bladen catches 70 lb blue channel catfish. Walnut and chestnut yields reported. Various notes on locals: retirements, church staff, parades, cattle movements, color blind train, court affidavits, and social visits. Numerous residents and travelers listed with movements between Madison, Jeffersonville, Louisville, and nearby towns.

Bloody Night In Sixth Ward Ends In Fights

Peter Fertig and Larney McLaughlin suffered severe razor wounds after a late night altercation near the Baker residence. Jesse Baker and his son were also beaten. No arrests yet. the motive remains unknown as doctors treat multiple deep injuries and Fertig’s condition worsens.

Peter Fertig Larney McLaughlin Jesse Baker Fertig McLaughlin Baker Vlum Second Streets Dr. Forshee

Baby Cleveland Mission Aims to Unite Democratic Leaders

The Shelbyville Democrat recounts Baby Cleveland’s birth and a Cooper Union rally where President Cleveland and Governor Hill exchanged friendly gestures. It argues the baby’s presence softened any rumored rift, as Hill’s later jokes and interactions with the infant suggested renewed cordiality and a shared goal of peace and harmony.

Baby Cleveland Cooper Union David Bennett Hill Mr. Cleveland Hill Cleveland Gov. Hill Governor Hill Shelbyville

Allen Chapel A M E Church Nominates Trustees

Hanover Inv Oct 23 91 members of Allen Chapel A M E church met and nominated six persons four to be elected Trustees on November 2 1891 in the named place. Nominations: Selia Wilson Owen Sanderson M M Mc Knight Henry Young George Johnson John R Porson H H Wilson pastor M M McKinaur secretary. Fred Grace is at Wirt today chasing the festive quail and nimble rabbit.

Selia Wilson Owen Sanderson M. M. McKnight Henry Young George Johnson John R. Porson H. H. Wilson M. M. McKinaur Sec

Dedication of Brooksburg Methodist Church Achieves Funds

The Brooksburg Methodist church built largely by G W Gelvin and his congregation was dedicated after raising $460 to lift incumbrances on a $2,500 building. Dr David Moore of Cincinnati preached, followed by Rev Dubitt of Moore's Hill College. The crowd filled the edifice and praised Gelvin and his congregation for the achievement.

Brooksburg G. W. Gelvin Vevay Eash David Moore Western Christian Advocate of Cincinnati Dubitt Moore’s Hill College Gelvin

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Henry H. Kirk Hlaney’s Corner Ripley County John Hazel Soldiers’ Home Dayton Jason B. Brown Seymour Ohio Harry Edmondson Florence Ind Madison Pennsylvania Company Jeffersonville Penitentiary Fred Phisler Frank Armstrong Milton Township Trimble County Mary Landis May L. G. Hay Minneapolis Indianapolis Billy” Whedon Pennsylvania Louisville Seymour Democrat Herbert D. Vories Institute of Jefferson County Teachers Shug Griffin Hack Tabby Augustus Bladen Ethridge Bladen Robinson Jerome Hurlbut Trinity M. E. Sunday School Hurlbut Friedley Jeffersonville Clark McDaniel G. W. Fisher Ghent Carrollton Democrat Mary Howard Nick Lyons St. Michael’s St. Mary’s Middleton & Wymond Pp. C.C. & St. L. Railroad Prestonville Richwood Cambridge W. M. Eggleston George Stapp J. K. Lammond Elmer E.scott Josie Chapman Ida Almond Bert Hitz J. J. Rapp Stella Holmes Lizzie Williams Harry Stanley Stanley Margaret Collins West Madison Joseph Isaac Laura Lancaster County Belmont County Tinsley Springdale Cemetery Charles Crozier Crothersville Samuel Weatherford Samuel Rhea Caseyville Otis Sappington New Albany QO. E. Olcott Joseph Glauber Carro Carey Blasingham Soldiers Marion A.J. Merritt Franklin A. J. Grayson Rodgers Trinity Church Orin Marshall B. T. Millican Chattanooga Tenn Nannie Branham Rushville Addie Dorsey Dupont Mark Mollyneaux James Cordrey Moore's Hill College Schmidlap Forse Katie Forsee John Louden Gale Schmidlapp Charles Peterman Ellwood Columbus Trinity Dave Humphrey Capt Humphrey Locust Iter San Diego California J. Z. Tucker Emma Frevert Madison, Ind E. F. McElroy Margaret Atlanta Geome Mr. McElroy Michael Grossmick Lizzie Benson Barnes James Buxton Kent Charlestown W. L. Barnes Clark County John Beard Beech Grove George Beard River News Keck Shad Helena Missouri St. Louis Ohio River H. J. Miller Brooks Bellaire Maj. W. Fank Corydon Congress Dubuque Ita Mississippi Fred Grace Wirt the House of the Lord Cestoria Golden Gate Ytallaus Tayo NK Farpan & Go Chicace Madison Machine CO Atlas Engine Works United States WM. Walch A. B. Stribling, &Ey Pitcher’s Castoria W. H. Miller West Main Street Castoria H. A. Azcurn M.D Oxford Brooklyn N. Y Janldd&wiy Tax Cenvaux Company Murray Street ELY Mall ELY Bros Warren St Indiana S.V. Harding D. M. Hooker West Street
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