Madison Herald recounts local and distant movements and notices
The Madison Herald reports on residents traveling to New York and Washington, mentions court and legal notices, real estate transfers, and local figures such as Mr. Michael Casanaugh, Miss Giraves, and Trooper Dowell. It notes Zavarian and Baker discussions, a Madison connection to Richmond and Connersville, and a National Guard reference.
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Connersville
Toy
Colorado
Madison
Nehmond
Giraves
Aedcan
Io Poblican
Dousxon
Baie Washington
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Indiana Troops at Chickamauga Total Over Hundred Thousand
A list shows Indiana casualties and units at Chickamauga with over 100000 total killed wounded and missing. The piece notes extensive memorials on the Chickamauga battlefield including seven observation towers and marks commemorating the campaign.
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Chickamauga
Telds
Bishi
Chicks Manga
Phigatate
Ohio
Chickamagn
Indiana
Inquest Opened Into Death of Maley Thompson Moffett Leader
Coroner Koertmeyer opened an inquest Saturday into the death of Thomas Mottet president of Maley Thompson Moffett Company found dead at the Beeery Hotel. Frank Shaffer appointed receiver by Insolvency Judge Warren. Robbins owns 683 of 100 shares. petition seeks solvent solution for firm. Divorce action filed by Anna McCain against Harry McCain seeks child custody. divorce trials delayed by new law until November.
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Maley
Thompson Moffett Cou
Externof Axajbah
Robbins
Maley, Thompon & Moffett Company
Shatter
Plantas
Roghth
Evan Streets
Moffett
Coroener Fourtmeyer
Trmes. Cincinnate Post
Anna McCain
South Wale Nu Street
Harry McCain
Fimere Son
Lemen
Jamison Estate Deeds Noted by Heirs in Scotch Settlement
Garrett Jamison and wife Ann are noted as deceased parents of seven children and their spouses. The heirs met at Imergon Lemen and Viarry Lemen to partition cash, personal property, and 300 acres across Milton and Shelby townships. Cora, Mary, and Bethel receive homestead property with survivors inheriting after death of a sister. Lucian gets 100 acres in Shelby. Knox Jamison of Lexington, Ky, receives 1 acre. Leonard receives unspecified acres in Shelby. Dates and extra names include Madison and Indianapolis registration notes for city elections.
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Wallace
Leonard
Knox
Lucian
Mary
Cora
the Jamison
Clarcett
Ann Jamison
Imergon Lemen
Viarry Lemen
Miltleton
Shelby
Tly Aerea
Milton Township
Bethel
Shelby Township
Knox Jamison
Lexington
Garrett Tawnson
Ron Jameison
Bose Med
Chass
Peeristeae
Madison
Indianapolis
Niece of Madisonian Dead in Indianapolis
Mrs. Wiles Schill, a former Madisonian, dies at age 12 in Indianapolis after a long residence there. Funeral services and burial occurred yesterday. Mes. Sarah Maurer traveled to Indianapolis for the death and funeral. seven children survive the deceased.
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Sarah Maurer
Indianapolis
Wiles Schill
Resigns Pastorate Amid County Administrative Session
In Knightstown Indiana, the board reports county contracts for the poor farm with firms including Santen & Sone and Taylor-Hitz while Middleton & Wymond delivered goods. The county council plans to review maintenance estimates and adopt them tomorrow.
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William Kahn
Santen & Sone
N. Horuff
Taylor-Hitz
Court House
Madison Coal Co
Middleton & Wymond
Special Judge Appointed in Madison Main Street Case
The remontrators case for Main Street improvement in Madison moved to trial before Judge Francisco who may not preside if delayed. He proposed pairing counsel with a special judge. At 1:50 p.m. Hon. A. D. Vandesdal was named a special judge to hear the case.
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Madison
Main Street
Francisco
Switzerland
A. D. Vanesdal
England Train Wreck in Fog Kills Thirteen
In Derby England on September 2 a rear end collision of two north England express trains on the Midland line killed thirteen and injured many. The wreckage caught fire and a mis taken signal in fog caused the disaster.
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Derby
England
Midland Railroad
Notable Paris Banquet Ends In Tragic Duel
Captain Molyneux leads a supper for famed duelists to mark retirement. A woman, the Countess de la Tour, reveals his past killings and wounds, claiming her brother died in combat and that she killed him in the end. Cardinal Richelieu pardons her, declaring him killed by a foe she named.
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Jules Ferrier
Molyneux
Bine
Paris
Madsnoug
Mile
St. Claire
Rue Rivoli
Lemoyne
Boger
Antoine la Tour
Cardial
Cardinal
Riche- Neu
Molyneur
Gela Seen
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