Madison Indiana News Briefs and Local Notes
Madison reports include Scottsburg seeking better protection. grand jury indictments. Dow Brown sawmill idle at night. fifty divorce cases in Madison Circuit Court. schools to reopen Sept 19. political shifts with Democratic clubs in Charlestown and New Washington. Dr Fisher alive in Quarantine with son Walter detained. Frank Fortner’s barn burned for $3,000 loss. local election nominees Whitcomb and Rowland. Danbury Hat beats Madison 5–2. hair loss remedy ads and bond sale postponement for Jeffersonville Louisville bridge. child burial at Springdale Cemetery. Baptist Association trip to Ryker’s Ridge. wagon accident on Depot Street. constipation dangers and Ayer’s Pills urged.
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Danbury Hat
Indianapolis
Madisons
Hall
New York
Jeffersonville
Louisville
Schenck
Depot Street
Ayer
Court actions and notices in state docket
State vs. Farrel McLaughlin and Seigel fined nine dollars and costs on guilty pleas for gaming at the Park July 4. Edward Coyle fined five dollars and costs for gaming paraphernalia. Sheriff ordered to burn wheel of fortune seized July 1. A. White & Company insolvency sale postponed to Sept 17 amid assignment complications. Enoch Brown foreclosed mortgage for school funds loan. Drunkenness cure ad promotes Haines Golden Specific. Mrs. Fowler’s seventh marriage noted. Sulphur Bitters claim to save husband’s life. Sept lw2t
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State
Thomas Farrel
William McLaughlin
Andy Seigel
Edward Coyle
Wheel of Fortune
A. White & Company
Enoch Brown
For Sale Fruit Farm Near Hanover Indiana
One and a half acres of rich land with fruit trees including raspberries blackberries and strawberries. There is a good house a cistern and cellar. Will sell cheap. Apply to L H Jones Hanover Indiana. September 8, 1900s edition notice.
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L. H. Jones
Hanover
Ind
Local Law Partners Open Office in Masonic Temple
Judge Allison and William M. Copeland form a law partnership with offices in the Masonic Temple. Allison occupies his former office as sleeping apartments while Scottssburg raiders were captured by Sheriff Rice and Constable Walker at the Nye House.
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Judge Allison
William M. Copeland
Masonic Temple
Scottsburg
Sheriff Rice
Walker
Nye House
Tom Marshall
New Cloth Line Showcases Color Assortment and Storm Serges
A retailer highlights a range of colors in a new cloth and features a durable Storm Serge line for blazer dresses, emphasizing versatile fabrics and modern tailoring options.
Sudden death of F M Swope shocks Seymour community
The telegraph announces the death of F M Swope of Seymour yesterday evening. He died of heart disease in Louisville after serving as pall bearer in Seymour for Dr A S Newkirk. Swope, president of Seymour Manufacturing Co sued in several banks, leaves wife, daughter Bertie, and son Frank studying music in Europe. Funeral in Seymour tomorrow, burial at Cave Hill Cemetery Louisville.
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Miss Bertie
Frank
Europe
Repudiating His Vote on Tax Law and Registration Provisions
A detailed critique of the 1891 Indiana tax law and the Oppenheim bill No. 487. The piece accuses Senator Shockney of vote splits, cites senate journals, and notes Governor Hovey's signing. It argues the law shifted tax burden to railroads and discusses registration requirements for voters and county residency rules.
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Shockney
Sherman
John Sherman
Senate
Indianapolis Sentinel, Journal and News
Indianapolis
Senate Journal
Conference Committee
House
Howard
Burke
Akin
Boyd
Carver
Caster
Chandler
Clemens
Ellison
Ewing
Valey
French
Gilman
Grose
Hanley
Harlan
Hayden
Hays
Hobson
Jones
Kennedy
Kerth
Kopelke
Loveland
McGregor
McHugh
Mcgee
Morgan
Moore
Mount
Shanks
Shocheney
Smith
Thompson
Marion
Huntington
Beasley
Opfkenheim
Claypool
Magee, Howard and
Hubbel
Board of Tax Commissioners
Beasley, Oppenheim
Hovey
Indiana
House Journal
Messacre
Ind
Tam
W. B. Roberts
State University Endowment
Common School
General State Fund
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Pepperell A
Chas. C. Cornett & Son
Hoffman
Steam Dye House
West Main Street
the Herald
Soun Adams
L. C. Jonan
Lessoc
Madison
Ofice Lot
Main Street
Dow & Brown
Madison Township
Simmons Liver Regulator
M. R. Sulzer
Simmons
Charlestown
New Washington
Dr. Fisher
Walter
Frank Fortner
North Vernon
Jennings County
W. B. Whitcomb
I. H. Rowland
Circuit Court
Golden Specific Co
Race Street
Cincinnati
Ohio
Aorilly
Rush County Fair Association
American Trotting Association
Pentz
Bishop
North Carolina
Plummer
Johnson County
James Rivers
Gorgas
Indiana Ween
S. S. Moffett & Son
F. M. Swope
Seymour
Cave Hill Cemetery
Lower Seminary
Upper Seminary
Central School
Broadway
Walnut Street
Fulton School
City High School
City
The
United States Senate
Fort Wayne
C. W. Fairbanks
Tan
Philadelphia
Manufacturers Club
Wilenever
Andrew Carnegie
Labor Aaiens
Republican Legislative
Repeican
U.S
Bee Press
Nebraska
Ipennsylvania
M’kinley
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