Notice to Bid on Greenville School House Repairs
W R Wilhkame as Trustee of Greenville township Floyd county Indiana will on August 6 1908 receive bids for erection and repairs of a school house in Greenville Indiana Plans and specifications on file at the trustee office Contracts awarded to lowest and best bidder right to reject any and all bids reserved W R Williams Trustee
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W. R. Wilhkame
Greenville Township
Floyd County
Ind
Greenville
Local events and notices fill Indiana community pages
Local notices announce a Pawnee Tribe meeting, church outings, and a reunion in Georgetown. Reports cover a Royal Arch emblem fine, pension vouchers, a St Paul church discourse, a hand injury, and a national guard team heading to Camp Perry. Also noted are indictments, a track incident, and the death of Masonic leader Martin H Rice on an interurban ride.
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Harry H. Austin
Company O
Indiana National Guard
Indianapolis
Camp Perry
Ohio
Indiana
Martin H Rice
Tipton
Lake Maxinkookee
Despondent Man Takes Carbolic Acid Death
John C Nugent forty dies after swallowing carbolic acid at his parents home 1908 East Elm Street. He had been in ill health and crippled from a railway accident. An inquest will determine the verdict as relatives prepare funeral plans to Charlestown.
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John C Nugent
Chorge
W. Nugent
East Elm Street
Nugent
R. B. Robertson
A. P. House
W. L. Starr
Southern Railway
Daisy Depot
Vincennes Street
Traction Company
Vincennes Snd Spring Streets
Helle Ebergiser
Cape May
N. J
Canada
Karl Pierson
Paoli
WA. Pierson
Eaat Elmatrest
Edward McCaffrey
Washington
Atlantic Q City
New York
Boston
Willard Beck
Indianapolis
Beck
Frank Orman Beck
Trinity M Ks
Katherine Murphy
Georgetown
Amicable settlement eyed in Louisville traction dispute
City and Louisville and Northern Railway and Lighting Company near an agreement over a State Street track franchise. Proposal includes 1000 cash, girder rails on improved streets, a fifteen minute schedule, transfers on all lines, Dalay line extension near Spring street, with pending litigation to be dismissed. A Chicago meeting with President Neall is awaited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louieville and Northern Railway and Lighting Company
State Street
Strack
Thorn
T. M . MicCulloch
Board of Public Works
Beb Stoteenburg
D. Kelso
Traction Company
Personal mentions fill Chautauqua visit notes
A run of social items lists Miss Bertha Alves of Seymour and many locals visiting relatives in Corydon Indianapolis Chicago and Evansville. The notices note travels to Ann Arbor Cape May Heidelberg University and a secret Evansville marriage between Walter Monroe and Catherine Weidman announced locally.
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Bertha Alves
Seymour
George Rupp
Corydon
W. E F. Smith
Donnereville
Centenary M. E. Church
W. F. Smith
Centenary
Heidelberg University
Germany
J. H. Carnes
W. R. Plummer
Wesley Chapel
W. M. Whitsett
Greensburg
Walter Monrose
Evaneville
Catherine Weidman
John Weidman
Vincennes Street
Jeffersonville
Monroe
Evansville
Husbead
City council hears ward seven reel house petition
A seventh ward petition seeks establishing steel houses and locating a reel company to protect property. The fire committee will report next meeting. City Controller R B Best reports July balance of 12666.22 referred to the finance committee.
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Fire Committee
R B Best
Finance Committee
Camp Meetings Start at Silver Heights Grounds
The Ohio Falla Holiness Association opens camp meetings this afternoon at Silver Heights. Rev. A. M. Ingler from Lowell Mass and Rev. C. W. Ruth from Indianapolis join the preliminaries, with Rev. A. M. Hille of Oklahoma expected for the opening. Daily services 10 30 a m 2 30 p m and 7 30 p m with children's sessions led by Miss Veres Hyman of Newton Illinois. Many campers already on site for the event.
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Ohio Falla Holiness Association
Silver Heights
A. M. Ingler
Lowell
Mass
C. W. Ruth
Indianapolis
Ramsey
A. M. Hille
Oska Looms
Sauriae
Veres Hyman
Newton
Extinct Indiana towns Palestine and Hindustan faded from history
The Washington Democrat recalls two vanished Indiana towns on the White River. Palestine was Lawrence county’s first county seat and Hindustan was Martin county’s first, both collapsing under sickness and unsanitary conditions less than a century ago. Hindustan once linked Vincennes to the era’s main road and appears in old court records. Smallpox drove many residents away as the disease decimated the towns.
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Indiana
Washington Democrat
Palestine
Hindustan
White River
Lawrence County
Martin County
Vincennes
Clark Ruoff
City Court News Fines Man One Dollar
Patrolmen Liner and Starr brought in a man to City Court where Judge Paris fined him one dollar today.
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City Court News
Starr
Paris
Real estate transfers and a medicine ad blend in notice
Real estate items list transfers from Anns L Hoffman to Josephine Wehner and others involving parcels on Market Street and West Second Street. A purchase by Benjamin Jackson and sale of portions of blocks are noted along with prices. The page also promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills with a testimonial from B F Ayscue and a local drugstore advert.
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Anns L. Hoffman
Josephine Wehner
Market Street
Lafayette Wood
Nicholas Stein
West Second Street
West Market Street
John O Conklin
Edward Sloemer
Fast Spring Street
Benjamin Jackson
Frank Klumb
Dr. King
B. F. Ayscue
N. O
Abbas
D. Knepfel
New Albany Cubs Split Doubleheader In Sunday Action
The New Albany Cubs dropped to Louisville Antona 10 to 6 and beat Jeffersonville Blaes by a score Sta7. They next face Blues at Jeffersonville park and invite nearby teams to respond. Luckson's Arnica Salve lauded by Tom Moore for foot sore cure in Rural Route 1 Cochran Ga.
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New Albany
Luckson
Tom Moore
Cochran
Backlen
Abas
D. Kneofel
Indiana Parties Bet on Aggressive Republican and Democratic Campaigns
At Republican headquarters Indianapolis a new executive committee led by Fred Sims outlines an aggressive campaign plan with diverse representation. Democrats under Chairman Stokes Jackson schedule county meetings and a Salem kickoff for Gov. nominee Thomas R. Marshall aligned with national issues. Both sides avoid personal attacks, favor issue discourse, and prepare keynote addresses with Kern possibly notified for vice president. Nearby rulings say near beer does not require a saloon license.
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Indianapolis
Democratic
Republican
Republican State Committee
Fred Sims
Judge Piety
Terre Haute
Charlies Remy
John Moorman
Knox
Owen Carr
Rushville
Edward Bowen
Delphi
Sims
Sime
State Committee
Stokes Jackson
Democratic Organisation 8
Indiana
Salem
Thos. R. Marshall
Williame
Claude Matthews
Marshall
Richmond
James E. Wetson
Watson
Democratic State Committee
John W. Kern
State Board of Agriculture
Colosseum
Fair Grounds
Democratic Organization
Bryan
Military Park
Kern
State Fair Grounds
Postoffice List of Unclaimed Letters at New Albany
The August 3 1008 postoffice notice lists names and addresses of remaining letters in New Albany including Biniham Jobo Blackman Harry Moore William C Pace Spencer House Quaack Miss Lou Redden Miss Jennie Miller and several others. Readers are asked to call for above letters at the office of W Morris P.M.
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New Albany
Biniham Jobo
Blackman
Harry Moore
William C Pace
Stevson
Sam Care Spencer
Notice to Subscribers by the Tribune Company
Subscrib ers of the Naw Albany Tareeye are asked to notify the Tribune Company if their paper is not received regularly and promptly. Cumberland fyi Home 238.
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Albany
Tribune Company
Cumberland
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Stotsenburgh
Attorneys AT Law
Hedden Flock Cor
State and Market Street
WII
Floyd, Clarr Gerrison, Crawford
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Eal Board of
Te Noti
Walent
A. Lindemann
E. Market St
GEO. H. Devol
Main St
Balzac
Sity
New Albany Steam Laundry Co
East Main Street
Spring St
Opera House
Gome Phone
Poe
Eogichar
BANK
Rat Baine
Official City Paper
Weather Report
W. R. Williams
Qino Destists
Pearl Street
Ang. If
Thermo
Addreen H. H Rogere
Fort Wayne
the Tribune
Elidora Church
Susie Harrell
Justice Fogle
Eightyfirst
Indiana Regimental Association
Holy Trinity Catholic Church
Fern Grove
Charles Hammer
Royal Arch
Order
Artont E. Whatham
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Episcopal Church
William Newhouse
Weat Fourth Street
Will Richards
Julian Millar
George Keeton
Iven McBride
McAntilloch
Paria
McBride
James Lee
John C. Nugent
Young Maw
Ainters
Evangelical Choir
Hedden Dry Goods Co
Traction
Samuel [Neall
Chicago
Frank Jasper
Misa John Bennett
Newport, Ky
Misa Florence Schofold
East Spring Street
Miessen
Annie and
Mattie Cravens
Hardinsburg
Ubantaugas
Louie Hartman
Palmyra
Katie Schepp
Vincennea Street
William Mater
San Antonio
Tex
George N Hipple
West Spring Street
Margaret and
Alice Scott
John L. Scott
J. K. Gebhart
Horton
Mra S J. Sowle
E. G. Kuenzler
German Evangelical Church
Ann Arbor, Mich
Florence Lennon
Chicago University
Mary London
Katherine Forester
Andrew Forester
City
Charlea Davis
Atlanta
UO. A Schan
Ekin Avenue
Reel House
Seventh Ward
Silver Heights Grounds
Frey
T. C. Whallon
Whallon
Griffiths Misa A
W. Morris
P.M
George B. Cardwill
Victor
Best Victor
CERF
Bazaad Pearl St., Near Main
Pittsburg
E. T. Slider
Indianapolis, Columbus and Southern Traction Company
Inhianapolis
Greenwood
Franklin
Edinburg
Columbus
Cruthersville
Scottsburg
Sellersburg
Watson Junction
Louisville
Dixie Limiteds
Hoosier Limiteds
Southern Indiana
A. A. Anderson
Pearl and Market Streets
Wat
1. C&s. Traction Co
Southern Indiana RR
Yersonville Depot
L &S.J.T. Co's
Anderson
Lod
DR. Kowenstrot
Doerhoefer Bldg
Pearl and
Market Streets
Teddy
Oartelves
Paul Reising Brewing Co
H. L. Meinhardt, Pres
Charles L. Jewett
Henry E. Jewet
Alhany
Peter Klerner
New Alhany
New Albany Mfg. Co
Foundry and Machine Shop
Tenth and Water Sts
Jellico
St. Bernard
Pocahontas
St. Bernard Mining Co
Ouro AT
Red
Don D. Walker
Alexander Dowling
Dear
Markey
New Albany National Ban
Rank Buildinng
Nammersmith
Trusty
Bodden Block
Maroet Atrsete
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