Local Notices and Crimes In Jeffersonville Area
Arrests and legal actions headline a Jeffersonville area report. John Weist faces arraignment for assaulting a young son of Martha Lowe. Fred Wilcor Sr. and Fred Wilson Jr. are charged with murder in the last degree and held without bail. Raymond A Walters, five, died of brain fever at 1315 Culbertson. St Marys cemetery mortuary services planned. St Alexander of New Amsterdam buys a Kentucky farm for 16000 dollars. Local ads mention dental office and a subscription Travene mail offer.
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Fred Wilcor
Fred Wilson
William A Bower
Bethlehee
Poindexter
Jeffersonville
Raymond A
Frank J. Walters
Culbertson Avenue
Ss. Mary's Cemetery
Public Works approves Oak and Tenth street improvements
The board orders brick street paving on Oak from Tenth to Eleventh and on Tenth from Oak to Culbertson. Plans are to be prepared by City Engineer Mann. John Canklin petitions for brick and cement sidewalks on Oak. Tenth Street upgrades extend from Spring to Oak with a 24 foot brick roadway, costing about 260 to 270 per front foot. The park will be encircled by brick streets, enhancing appearance. assessments for Eleventh Street were set for hearing on August 22. Jefferson County Construction Co. posts bonds for Tenth and Fifteenth streets projects.
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Board of Public Works
Oak Street
Tenth
Eleventh
Tenth Street
Culbertson Avenue
Cty
Mann
John Canklin
Eleventh Streets
Spring
Oak Streets
Unlbertson Avenue
Last Eleventh Street
Jefferson Qounty Construction C Company
Fifteenth Street
Elm Streets
City Court News and Local Cure Ad
James Goulding, arrested by Chief Fess on an assault and battery charge by John Peterson, to appear before Judge Paria today. Bucktow's Arnca Salve Wins by Tom Moore of Rural House Cochran Ga praising Bucklen's Amica Salve for a fast, complete healing of a foot sore. Sold under guarantee at Ubas D Knoe fei'a drug store.
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James Goulding
Fess
John Peterson
Tom Moore
Cochran
Bucklen
Ubas
D. Knoefei
New Albany drill team wins fourth in Boston contest
The New Albany Company No. 5 Uniform Rank Knights of Pythias earned fourth prize of 600 in class A at the Boston biennial encampment. Georgia Company No. 1 won first prize of 1,500, with Terre Haute groups taking second and third. New Albany returned home after a long trip and plans a reception, while judges tallied scores with Savannah and Terre Haute leading in class A.
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New Albany Company
Knights of Pythias
Boston
New Albany
Omaa
Georgia
Terre Haute
the Tribune
Thoreday
Albany
Naval
Franklin Field
Savannah
Church Services and Sunday Schedules Across Local Congregations
A roundup of upcoming services across multiple churches. German M E holds Sunday school at 9 and services at 10:30 and 7:30. Paul's church lists 9:15 Sunday school and 10:39 morning service with 7:30 evening. Advent Christian preaches 10:30 and 7:45 with 9:15 Sunday school. Loyal Workers 6:45, prayer 7:45 Wednesday. Central Christian reports no service tomorrow. Other churches announce morning sermons on Christian conduct and Magnitudes pastored by Rev P F QOato Rev E T Pomleon Rev F A Lester and Rev W BB Grimes. Third Presbyterian none tomorrow. Sunday school 9:15.
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M. E
Paul’s Church
A. E Watham
Advent Christian Church
Preea i
Sweany
Loyal Workers Meeting
Central Christian Church
P. F Qoato
Jeane
E T Pomleon
The
Baptist Tabernacle
Cipher Trinity M.E
F. A Lester
Mapleton MK. Church
Indianapolis
Main Street
W. BB. Grimes
Third Presbyterian Church
Felix Bochart Leaves To Pay For Weet Haden Springs
Felix Bochart departed to settle debts related to Weet Haden Springs, per the personal notice.
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Felix Bochart
Weet Haden
Echoes of Knights of the Golden Circle at Auburn
Auburn reports recall of oath bound groups in wartime Indiana with Knights of the Golden Circle and Sons of Liberty practices. Local political figures use secret signs and cabal culture, while residents note visits and travel of Coreyton and Auburn residents amid renewed wartime memories.
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Auburn
Dekalb County
Knights of the Golden Circle
Indiana
Sons of Liberty
Secret political league thwarts Democratic candidates
A sham "Honest Voters League" formed by saloon interests and brewery agents used coded signs to fix Dekalb county Democratic ticket. The group ousted O B Galetin and installed F W McKenan, prompting anger in a party with strong temperance sentiment and independent voters.
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Thia Cabal
Honest Voters’ League
Dekalb County
Joe Link
Auburn
Link
Dekalb
League
Guocean
O. B. Galletin
Garrett
Galletin
F W. M. McKenan
McKenan
Brewers
Teeth
Teenall
Gal
Fierce Scrap Ends With Fines in City Fight
Clarence Howard and Marion Clark clashed last night at East Third and Water Street. Clark suffered a battered face and head while Howard, who later claimed self defense, reported to the police. Howard pleaded guilty to assault and battery and paid $11 fine. Clark faces arraignment for assault and battery as neighbors report ongoing family quarrels in the area.
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Clarence Howard
Marion Clark
East Third
Waterstreet
Clark
Howard
Electric Light Power House
Paris
Maybrick Narrates Life At Chautauqua Beech Event
Mrs Florence Maybrick drew a record crowd under the beech trees at the pavilion during a Chautauqua program. The Royal Hungarian Orchestra and Ellaworth Plumstead opened with a lively prelim, the arias and Great American Fantasia sparked high audience energy, and Maybrick urged reform for inmates in correctional institutions.
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Mra
Florence Maybrick
Royal Hungarian Orchestra
Ellaworth Plumstead
Maybrick
Plumstead
Rosani
Chantapquas
Dr. Rose
Dr. King’s New Life Pills Praised by Ingleide Man
B F Ayscue of Ingleide, N.O., after 15 years of indigestion and spending over two hundred dollars, writes that Dr. King’s New Life Pills are the best pills ever sold. Sold under guarantees at Obas D Knopfel’s drug store. 25c.
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Dr. King
B. F. Ayscue
N. O
Obas
D. Knopfel
Notice to subscribers about delivery and contact options
A brief notice asks New Albany readers of the Taiperence to report delivery issues to the Tribune Company. It provides two phones, Oumbari and fivi, and lists a home address at 23.
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New Albany Taiperence
Tribune Company
Dekalb County Saloon Ticket Shifts Vote Balance
In Dekalb county, informed politicians say each saloon ticket vote boosts Republican chances while at least three anti brewery Democrats lose support, potentially giving the county to Republicans by a solid margin.
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Voters’ League
Dekalb County
Ohio Falla Holiness Camp Meetings Set for Silver Heights
The Ohio Falla Holiness Association prepares to receive a large crowd at Silver Heights camp grounds with a massive frame tabernacle and overflow arrangements. The Highland division traction line runs a special schedule to the hill top site overlooking the Ohio river valley. Workers are on site and services run from sunrise to night, continuing through next week and next Sunday night.
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Ohio Falla Holiness Association
Silver Heights
Hallelujah Avenue
Ohio River Valley
Traction Company
Hill Top
Real Estate Transfers and Parcel Details
Multiple conveyances listed including William F. Vernin to Henry Roberts and Thomas Cannon to Mary Cannon. Parcels include lots on Sycamore Street Third Street East Elm and parcels described by plats. Monetary amounts vary with assignments noting various street and tract descriptions.
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William F. Vernin
Henry Roberts
Margaret Ormond
Mary A. Protto
Elinois
John Verola
East Elm Street
Elizabeth Meyer
Elizabeth Kasnonapell
East Spring Street
Andrew Chandler
George Wagner
Third Street
Jersey Creamery Company
Jesse E. Borkhadt
Teey
Hayes
New Albany Browne Fall to Salem Despite Thirteen Hits
The New Albany Browne lost to Salem 18 to 11 in Salem after assembling thirteen safe hits including three two baggers. Salem pitchers allowed three hits to Eagle and three to Dunn. Oearly errors doomed the Brownes who travel to New Salisbury Sunday. Glenwoods vs Butchertown is on tap tomorrow with Devitt and Shan likely in the Glenwood battery. Douglas Sign Company meets Acme of Jeffersonville tomorrow after Acme’s hot stretch. Douglas beat Lapsille’s, who beat New Albany Stars recently.
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New Albany Browne
Salem
Athletice
Hirchburge
Browne
Eagle
Dunn
Oearly
Browns
New Salisbury
Glenwoods
Butchertown
Devitt
Douglas Sign Company
Acme
Jeffersonville
Douglas
Lapsille’s
New Albany Stara
Notice of Public Hearing on East Seventh Street Improvement
The City of New Albany board of public works will hear remonstrances August 1808 at 1:00 pm on assessments for the East Seventh Street improvement from Spring Street to Culbertson Avenue and related alleys. The preliminary roll lists owners, properties, and prime assessments. amendments may add or adjust charges to reflect benefits. City Clerk Joan G. Short signs the notice.
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Board of Public Works
City of
New Albany
Lee
East Seventh Street
Spring Street
Culbertson Avenue
Mareti
Bim Street
Blas Street
Mk Street
Oak Street
Said Street
East Tenth Street
Altest
Joan GC. Short
Olty Clerk
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Official City Paper
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Harrison County
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Shelbyville
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Near Main
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Park
New Albany Stars
Reccius
Pearl and Market Streets
Nashville American
Pearl and Market Sts
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Market
Tod
Hlours
New Albany Mfg. Co
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Tenth and Water Sts
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Paris & Trusty
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Laet
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Sity
New Albany Steam Laundry Co
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