Western hotel gains manager amid fall notices and local notes
Local items report the Western hotel getting a new manager Mr Kurtz and a string of community notes from Jeffersonville and North Vernon. The report mentions marriages licenses, a horse mishap, a cattle theft, public lectures and upcoming dog tagging ordinances with town officials enforcing penalties.
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Mr. Kurtz
Jeffersonville
Cooney Heck
North
Jefferson Street
Marshal Rensehler
Victor Humboldt
Frank Walser
Mulberry Street
Noor
Man Attempts Suicide After Gambling Spree in Madison
Edward Bowman, a 29 year old painter, stabbed himself twice near the heart during a disturbed attempt to "get even" with a man who had won his money. He was injured on the corner of Church and Main and taken to Dr Hewitt's office before being sent home. Bowman has a history of despondency and prior self harm attempts, and his condition was worsened by heavy drinking.
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Lovelock
Edward Bowman
Foo
Church Street
Bowman
Wlos. Halmes & Co
Dro Grabanm
Paris
Europe
Teachers’ Institute
Beriaye
Apello
Napoleon
Cornelia
Caesar
Broad Atlantic
Samuel Peckwick
Graham
Institute notes on teaching methods and speakers at county session
The County Institute featured talks on nervous system and verbs by Peak Harper and Hewitt, with Prof. D E Hunter delivering lectures on education aims and school management. Attendees included Supt. Peak, Supt. Watson, Miss Nettie Ralston, and Miss Florence Smiley.
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D. E. Hunter
Friends of Education
J. W. Turner
D. Eckley Hunter
G. ©. Hubbard
Hubbard
C. On. Peak
North Vernon
Watson
Nettie Ralston
Florence Smiley
Jefferson County
Pears
Blue Bells
Scotland
Williams
Lancaster Township
Peak
Agnes Hutchings
Death of Madison Irish Citizen Patrick Hughes
Patrick Hughes longtime Madison resident died at home on West Second Street at 7 15 this morning after a long stomach illness. He worked at Johnson's Starch Factory for years before illness forced retirement. He leaves six children and a widow. Funeral at 9 o'clock Saturday from St. Michael's Church, of which he was a member. friends may attend.
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Madison
West Second Street
Johnson
St. Michael's Church
Mutiny and Loot on the New South Towboat
Four roustabouts mutinied on the New South above Owensboro injuring the mate with an axe. They were jailed at Owensboro and face trial by Uncle Sam for mutiny, a penitentiary offense. Also notes a con artist, Captain McClure, and upcoming city school book lists and transfer rules.
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New South
Owensboro
Uncle Sam
C. C. McClure
Smoky City
Chas. G.weiner
New York Graphic
Evansville
McClure
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First National Bank
N.g
Weiner
Louisville Times
Harvest Excursions to West Northwest and Southwest
The Ohio and Mississippi Railway announces two Harvest Excursions from all points on its line to the West Northwest and Southwest at reduced rates. Departures are planned for September 15 and 29, 1891 with tickets valid for return travel within thirty days.
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Ohio & Mississippi Railway
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