Local notices mix of births deaths and trials in Madison area
A jumble of short items from Madison area newspapers reports births and deaths near Volga Wakefield and New Castle. It notes funeral attendance for Toha Bell and Edaon Burnesides death from tuberculosis, resignations at Eagle Cotton Mill and Pennsylvanias, a lawyers' court action in Scott County, and staff changes including George W Mee Coy and Chauncey Scott.
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Richard A. O’conner
St. Joseph
Mr. O'Conner
Madison
John O'Conner
First Street
Clyde W. Blackard
Pennsylvania Lines
Chauncey Scott
Scott Wholesale Procery
Scott
New Orleans
Ohio
Mississippi
Edaoa Burnesides
John Burnsiden
Wakefield
Volga
Lick Branch
Passage of New Madison Train Delayed Until Key Time Card
Superintendent Newcomer stated the Louisville Division will not change its schedule until November 30 and the possible Madison train, under review by company officials, will not be finalized when the new time card is prepared. No definite date for the new Madison service is set.
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Eld
Newcomer
Madison
Humphreys
Homoeopathic Medicine Company
William Street
New York City
War Department grants citizenship restoration and local notices
War Department remits loss of citizenship for Omar Ballard who was convicted of desertion in 1910, with sentence published in 1912. Mrs. Nelson Jaynes and Mrs. Imel travel to Columbus after a telephone about Miss Georgia Imel’s illness. Lizton farmer Leah burns from coal oil fire and faces possible loss of sight.
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War Department
Washington
Omar Ballard
United States
7Th Infantry
Central Division
Henry Breckinridge
Nelson Jaynes
Imel
Columbus
Lizton
Buford Leah
Litton
Sulzer Advocates City Led Light Improvements
Louis Sulzer, former citizen, tells Milwaukee Wisconsin light spending is sound. He urges uniform street lighting in business districts and city installation to ensure consistent illumination. He argues only the neighboring property should bear costs in special assessments for public improvements.
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New York
Broadway
Sulzer
Gallagher Ambush Ends in Revenge in Camp Chase
In a wild canyon road confrontation a desperado Gallagher is trapped by Betsy Holmes widow Bert Holmes. After a tense standoff she fires killing him as a wagon exposes the fallen killer and his supposed accomplice. The scene concludes with murder avenged.
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Jill Gallagher
Teaun
Gallagher
Mr. Gallagher
Gallacher
Flebed
Betsy Holmes
Bert Holmes
Tie
Berlin Palaces Built by Frederick William I
Berlin owes its palace and many fine buildings to Frederick William I whose passion for construction turned wealthy merchants into noble families. When merchants settled in the capital he ordered them to build residences matching their wealth and rewarded obedience with noble titles.
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Berlin
Frederick William 1
Copper Sulphate Fights Tobacco Bacilli in Surinam
A Surinam method uses copper sulphate to destroy bacilli that injure tobacco plants via the twigs. The treatment represents a perfected approach aimed at protecting crops from twig-borne diseases.
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Surinam
Notice of Administration in Jefferson County Indiana
The Circuit Court of Jefferson County Indiana appoints Thomas Lilly administrator of the Mary Jane Phillips estate, declared insolvent. The notice names the deceased and the administrator with the date October 1, 10138, noting solvency of the estate.
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Circuit Court
Jefferson County
State of
Indiana
Mary Jane Phillips
Thomas Lilly
Indiana Pensioners See Net Decline In 1913 Roll
Washington reports Indiana had POST pensioners at June 30 1913 totaling 49 987 who received 10 613 471 dollars from the federal government with 25 45 172 28 forfeiture at Indianapolis. The Indiana pension roll fell from 60 294 on July 1 1912 to 420 100 in 1915 a net loss of 10 001. Losses were due to death remarriage minors aging out and unclaimed years while 19 704 reflected new or restored allowances.
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Washington
Indiana
Commine Sioner of Pensions
Iisuted
Indianapolis
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Carty Bierck
Terre Flaute
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Wor. Cassidy
Dedersck
A. McMahon
Tambls County
George W. Hopking
Cincinnati
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Kate Niesge
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Edward Heitz
Robert
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Cond Street
Neweport
Florence Conway
Cone
Aygleston
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Ilgyo
RW. Cochan
Chattamsara
Tenn
Amercan Academy of Opthalmology
Charles Kloss
William Hecke
Eagle Cotton Mille
Pawtucket
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Heeks
Ovpany
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Chia
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William Kr
Cmitts
Maio
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Jacob
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Edward Pur
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S.i
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Etcrats
Louisville
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Nevconet
Carly
New Madiseon
Louis Sulzer
Louie Sulzer
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Sulzer Ooffer
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Idi
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Sylamore S.roet
Misa Nettie Fahy
Harry Fahy
James Bo Water
Avelock
Father Ryan
Henryville
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Dride
Charles Grooms
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