Madison Items Reflect Losses and Local Proceedings
The remains of Mrs. Van Thomas were buried in Springdale cemetery this afternoon. Jefferson County holds its September term of court starting next week as Judge Friedley and the Grand Jury prepare to review cases. Albert Smith’s murder case advances with M R Sulzer defending, while deputy officials report fines, trials, and several prisoner statuses. Notable notes include a Cincinnati beer suit, a Bonafide pigeon in Ripley County, a fatal household accident in Monroe township, and a gunpowder scare in Saluda township amid calls for vigilance.
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M. R. Sulzer
Albert Smith
James Starling
Smith
Friedley
Jefferson
J. P. Heister
Cincinnati
Anheuser-Busch Brewing Association
George E.trow
Madison
Logansport
Ind
Stowdiay
Uniform Bank
William Freeman
Main and
Elm Streets
Sanderson
Kent
Freeman
North Madison
Kenneth McJohnston
Evansville
Edward McJohnston
South Mill Street
John Cornett
Ripley County
Cornett
Marion
County Institute Enrollment Spotlighted at Madison Meeting
The County Institute showcased teaching methods on Primary Methods in Numbers and historical holidays under Supt. Watson. Enrollments listed include Madison, North Madison, Hanover, Grakham, Deputy, Hicks, Volgin, and many others with noted attendees from multiple towns. The M and M Club at the Madison Hotel discussed mail and rail facilities and considered urging an A and M branch to Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
W. E. Henry
Supt. Watson
Lemen
Hanover
Harriett B. Winston
Eva Turner
Mary B
Ella M. Shannon
Minnie E. Matthews
M. M. McKnight
Grakham
Tibler
W. A. McClanaham
H.R. Nay
H. A. Earhart
Calvin Bolen
Jennie Nay
Laura Harrod
Albert Blake
Nora
E. H. McClanaham
A. M. Blake
Minnie Hartwell
Hicks
Rena Ryker
Sal
Irwin Keys
Lancaster
Grace See
W. L. Walker
Mary McKeand
W. S. Pender
Nannie Corrie
W. C. McKeand
Chelsea
Minnie A. Matthews
Will Buchanan
Bessie Manville
Manville
Maggie Schwat
E. M. Chambers
J. B. Lawler
Kent
Ella
Hattie Niles
Jay
Billn
Lizzie Williams
Folly
Rexville
O. M. Eddleman
Cresswell
M.& M. Club
Madison
JamesWorgan
W. H. Powell
M.C. Garber
J.T. Brashear
Henry Towers
North Madison
Crozier
Vis.t
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted as Blood Remedy
Local applications fail to reach the disease, but Hall's Catarrh Cure claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces. Marketed as a genuine prescription from reputable physicians, the remedy combines tonics and purifiers. Send for testimonials. F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo advertise nationwide availability.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Soptidéwim
Barber Lawson Clarkson Killed. Hurley Arrested
Lawson Clarkson died at his north Walnut street home after a blow from a coal piece during a noon walk with a companion near a city fire. George Hurley, 20, was arrested by Officers Renschler and Dickerson on a murder charge. Post mortem found skull fracture. coroner to convene Monday as Grand Jury reviews case.
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Lawson Clarkson
North
Walnut Street
George Hurley
Renschler
Dickerson
Clarkson
Hurley
Herano
Bersch
Jeffersonville
Campaign Opening Planned by Congressman Brown in Jefferson County
Hon. Jason B. Brown will launch his campaign in Jefferson County with events in Kent at 2:00 PM and Madison in the Court House at 7:30 PM on Sept. 10. By order of the County Central Committee, Jos. T. Brashear, Chairman. E. J. Coliris, Sec.
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Jefferson County
Kent
Madison
Court House
County Central Committee
Jos. T. Brashear
Squire Allen
George C. Lyons
Ida L. Vaughn
Lexington
Jason B. Brown
Two Harvest Excursions From Chicago Great Western
The Chicago Great Western Railway announces two harvest excursions to the West and Northwest on Tuesday August 30 and Tuesday September 27 1892. Tickets are one fare for a round trip to principal points in the region. An additional excursion will run October 25 to South and Southwest. Tickets valid twenty days. For details contact a local agent or F. H. Lorp General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
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Great West and
Northwest
Chicago Great Western Railway
Chicago, St. Paul & Kansas City Railway
F. H. Lorp
Chicago Isl
Madison News Highlights From Labor Day Week
Madison reporters chronicle school openings at Madison Township and St Michael’s, the county fair prep in Charleston, a $10,000 lawsuit by the Jeffersonville and Louisville Bridge Co, and local political activity. Obits include Walter A. Knox and a three year old buried at Springdale. woes from cholera aboard the Normania. town events from horse theft arrests to the Beech Grove prize drill.
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Martin Bower
New Washington
Clark County
Charleston
Jeffersonville
Louisville
Scottsburg
Mamie Phillips
Charlestown
John Pards
Walter A. Knox
Vevay Times
Vevay
Jacob Taylor
Canaan
John G. Whittier
Columbus U. RB. E. of P
Beech Grove
Jacob Herbig
North Walnut Street
Springdale
Hanover
Robert Cunningham
Mitchell
Jefferson Circuit Court Opens September Term
The first day of the September term saw routine and probate matters. State v Graves, a gaming arrest case, was dismissed and Graves returned to Cincinnati. State v Nye, charged with assault on George E. Trow, bond set at 500 dollars. Trow was badly hurt in a Second street encounter and remains home. The Grand Jury probes Nye for shooting at two negroes in Short Barnes saloon.
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Jefferson
State
Harry Graves
Cincinnati
Sam Nye
George E. Trow
Second Street
Trow
Short & Barnes
Democratic Rally in Milton Elects Local Officers
Hon Charles A Kor bly spoke to a large Trimble county gathering in Milton praising Cleveland reform. Milton Democratic Club officers named T M Gilmer president Eugene Tandy Adolphus Abbott vice presidents T M Wood treasurer W B Snyder secretary. Primary results show Judge William Carroll 241 votes R F Peak 269 for Commonwealth's Attorney and H P Thorne 4 votes. J Morris 13 and L A Weekly 23 for Judge. The Democrats of old Trimble are confident.
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Charles A. Korbly
Madison
Trimble County
Milton
Democratic Club of
Cleveland
Reform
T. M. Gilmer
Eugene Tandy
Adolphus Abbott
T. M. Wood
W. B. Snyder
Labor Day Beech Grove Park Picnic With Madison Visitors
A special seven coach train from Indianapolis brought the Gray Club and friends to Madison for a Labor Day picnic at Beech Grove Park. John Boyle led local arrangements and the Boy Band performed while the parade and baseball thrills drew crowds. The train departs for Indianapolis this evening, with many ex-Madisonians staying through Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Beech Grove Park
John Boyle
Madison
Lunatic attacker stopped by mob near Scottsburg Indiana
An escaped lunatic from Illinois attempted to assault a twelve year old girl in her home near Scottsburg. She defended herself with an ax. A mob threatened lynching but captured him and held him for authorities. Earlier he shot at Robert Deterlin in Henryville, wounding him.
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Scottsburg
Ind
Illinois
William Clark
Robert Deterlin
Henryville
Deterlin
State Cases At Holcroft Saloons And Local Court Actions
State vs. Fred Packham of Carroll ton pled guilty to assault and battery on William Yort and Dad Mullen fined 1 plus costs and jailed. State vs. Sam Nye pled guilty to carrying concealed weapons at Holcroft's and fined 5 plus costs and jailed. State vs. Harry Davis continued amid multiple gaming cases. Jefferson County Medical Association met at the Sheriff's office. German Lutheran services noted with sermons on strength and women. Funeral for Lawson Clarkson held at 9 am. pallbearers named and burial at Fairmount cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Packham
Carrollton
William Yort
Dad” Mullen
Holcroft
State
Sam Nye
Holcroft’s
Harry Davis
Eugene Ernst
Falmage
J. H. Barnard
Lawson Clarkson
George Warley
Fairmount Cemetery
Charles Barnes
Thomas Howley
Will Glass
James Dowd
William Crawford
Nicholas Roeder
Matthew Hill
George Selig
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North Vernon
Jennings County
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Madison Ministerial Association
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M. & M. Club Meeting
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Sam Leauschner
Henry Schofield
Clarence Banta
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Will Patton
Lou Goble
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Pennsylvania Lines
St. Michael’s School
Oscar Saulsberry
Dupont
S. H. Sanders
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Harry Grayson
Mattie Meuller
C. W. Tinsley
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