Madison Herald notes local marriages and real estate sale
Madison Indiana reports Clerk Nichols issued a marriage license to Glen Lee and Kathryn F Jackson. The McGregor homestead on Jefferson and Fourth sold to Peter Golden for 33200 with possession Oct 25. A fire at Pearl Packing Plant smokehouse caused minor damage, contained by Nooks chemical apparatus. Local residents travel for study and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clerk Nichols
Glen Lee
Kathryn F. Jackson
Shelby Township
Messrs
John and
Paul Rahe
W. H. Rahe
South Beil
Notre Dame University
Sophia Sherlock
Marguerite
Bloomington
Indiana University
Louis Schram
Cleveland
Ohio
Fred Schram
Lousville
Elizabeth
Clara Cockrell
Dayton
Misses Craig
Roker’s Ridge
Tiitay
McGregor
Jefferson and
Fourth Streets
Peter Golden
Madison Knights of Pythias Go to Greensburg Jubilee
The Greensburg Loge celebrates its 700th member mark with a jubilee drawing Knights from the fourth district. Grand Lodge officers and 19th Century Lodge from Indianapolis conduct the work of the first rank. Madison Delegation including Walter Mundt and 12 others traveled to Greensburg for the celebration?
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Greensburg Loge
Ricciptts of
Pythias
Order
Grand Lodge
Indianapolis
Madison Knights
Greensburg
Walter Mundt
William Clark
J. O. Schofield
Louis Hoffman
Melvin Blackard
John Haas
John Schilling
Ed G. Davis
Carl Hoefling
Robert McKeand
John Frederick Eckert
George C. Majors
Louis Cohen
Candle modification and rising divorce cases in England
The text discusses inserting three pins into candle bases and placing them on a holder. It then notes that divorce cases in England have more than doubled in the last year.
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England
Local News Roundup From Madison and Nearby Areas
Births in Madison include a daughter for Mr and Mrs Walter Jones of Indianapolis and another for Mr and Mrs Fielding B Hail of Fort Wayne. Dr Chorge E Denny operated successfully on Mrs S A Whitsitt in Kent for appendicitis. Various residents attend events and travels to Connersville and Bre mans, plus notable career milestone as Switzerland county grants its first woman lawyer, Mrs Cogley Cole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Jones
Indianapolis
Jones
Goldie Lohrig
Fielding B. Hail
Fort Wayne
Carrie Moffett
S. A. Whitsitt
Kent
King’s Daughters Hospital
Chorge E. Denny
Naomi Jester
Moorefield
Florence Farell
West Madison
Connersville
John Sanders
Hotel Jefferson
Grace G. Daugherty
Hanover
Squire Harley
Charles Boerner
Milton
Breman
Germany
National Noabies on the Cross Convent Program Oct 4 8
Fragmentary notice lists dates October 4 to 8 for a religious program at a convent. The readable text preserves a few names and scattered phrases but lacks full context or clear event details.
New Suit A Compliant for Services Filed in Circuit Court
Robert Cordrey sues his father Johns Cordrey in circuit court claiming $2,600 for work and services rendered from January 1, 1894, while running the father’s blacksmith business and attending him. Attorney H J Zear ing represents the plaintiff in this action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Cordrey
Johns. Cordrey
H. J. Zearing
Funeral Services for Chester Williams Held at Madison Home
Funeral services for Chester Williams a Madison insurance success who died in a Chicago auto crash were held at his north Mulberry Street residence conducted by Rev M L Guthneck. Interment followed at Springdale cemetery with Madison Lodge of Elks conducting burial rites and pallbearers named. Friends from Indianapolis and Chicago attended.
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Chester Williams
Madison
Chicago
North Mulberry Street
M. L. Guthneck
Williams
Springdae Cemetery
Madison Lodge of Elks
Messrs
W. O. McLelland
Adelbert Steizerwald
Lawrence Matthews
Harold Patton
William E. Bate
Graham Ross
Paul Dowell
Graham Francisco
Harry Thomas
Indianapolis
Louis E. Yager
Millis Family Attends Clayton Match for Robert Millis
President W A Millis of Hanover College and Mrs Millis traveled by train to Clayton Indiana to attend the wedding of Prof Millis’s second son Dr Robert Millis to Miss Beth Reed. The ceremony occurred at the bride’s home at 3 pm. The groom is an Hanover College graduate and intern at the Indianapolis City Hospital. The bride graduated from Indiana University and has led the nurses institute in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Millis
Hanover College
Millis
Clayton
Ind
Robert Millis
Beth Reed
City Hospital
Indianapolis
Indiana University
Institute For Nurses At
Chief Justice Roberts to Resign From New Mexico Court
Attorney S. J. Bear reports a letter from Clarence Jo Roberts announcing his resignation as Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of New Mexico in Santa Fe. He will leave to devote full time to law practice with four years remaining in his current term. The position pays six thousand dollars annually.
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S. J. Bear
Clarence Jo Roberts
Win
Supreme Court of New Mexico
Santa Fe
Roberts
Supreme Court
Mark Twai
Mann
London
J. Blderwegen
Captured by Kindness and a Kangaroo Escapes
Mrs. Alice Jo Parrett sailed aboard the Hner Sonoma bound for San Francisco when two kangaroos escaped from cargo. One was captured, the other leapt into the sea during a stormy escape, injuring a sailor with its tail. The tale closes with a note on Madrid as Europe’s highest city.
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Alice Jo Parrett
Hner Sonoma
Death of Former Madisonian James Finnegan
James Finnegan a former Madisonian died yesterday in a Kansas City hospital after a brief malaria illness. He was 50, born in Madison, worked as a cook on a government steamer, and is survived by brother Martin Finnegan of Newport Kentucky and sister Mrs Nellie Moorman of Cincinnati. He was visiting Madison recently and belonged to the Ohio Valley Aerie of Eagles chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Howley
James Finnegan
Kansas City
Madison
Patrick Finnegan
Finnegan
Martin Finnegan
Newport, Ky
Nellie Moorman
Cincinnati
Ohio Valley Aerie of Eagles
Do No Better Service Remains in Public Life
A quotation from Washington Gladden asserts that no service surpasses the call of religious practice amid commercial temptations, praising the value of faith over trade. The remark emphasizes moral leadership over profit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Gladden
Master of Hoax and the History of Public Deceit
A survey of famous hoaxes from Louis de Rougemont’s 30 year myth making to hoaxes about lunar life, hot ice, and flying machines. It notes the pattern of credulity, the exposure by skeptical voices, and the way some hoaxes foreshadow later accepted concepts.
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de Rougemont
Kidders
Nature
Thomas Carnelly
Oliver J. Lodge
Connelly
New York
Express
Norfolk
Atlantic
Monck Manson
United States Navy
Keely
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Keet Main Mtreat
Madison, Ind
Frank Weber
Vincennes
Lena
Barbara Weber
North
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Hattie Birkshire
A. H. Mec Ilassen
Mr. Byers Burlingame
William Rogers
Madison Knights of Pythias
West Virginia
Ghent Whaerela
American Parcel Post Service
Theor Balises
Clarence Carter
Vevay
St. Louis
New Orleans
Switzerland County
Cogley Cole
Griffth
Hall & Hall
Thomas B. McGregor
Jean
Monrovia
California
Rose Bingham
Iain Win
Ieee
Pera Peney Moby Mitrelen
Vassar College
Frank B Willis
Joe
JG Emery
Bardoor Orchestra
Taore
Preon
Thetinee
Eleanor Robson Belmont
Chester Willmme
Dr. Millis
Charles Dunn
South Bend
Madrid
Europe
Rougemont
Herbert W. Forstern
New York Times
Louis de Rougemont
Louis Redmond
New Zealand
East Indies
Emperor Jones
Yutuba
Etris
H Bluebeard
Yamba
Geur Render
Daily Chronicle
Cape of Good Hope
John Herschel
Lilly
Edgar Allan Poe
Othe Cape
Thinet
Richard Alten Locke
Beringer
Wurtzburg
Amy
Prince of
Oll Beringer
Mark Twain
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