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Newspaper
New Albany Evening Tribune
Location
New Albany, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1908
Page
4
Notable Local Court and Community Notes from Paoli and Vicinity
Charles Donlap saw his wife desertion charge dismissed in Justice Foyle's court Saturday. Abe Huhen paid a fine for profane language. Clarence Cook and Desler Cooley wed in Paoli this morning. Raymond Walters Jr. funeral held at St Mary's Cemetery. Paoli sold 5000 in electric light bonds to E M Campbell of Indianapolis. Fred Campbell and Mamie Smith wed in Jeffersonville. A Centenary church reception planned for the pastor W F Smith. New Albany school board reorganized. Charles Day pres. Earl Irwin sec.. George Moser treas. Heating plant planned for Vincennes Shelby street school. Louis Hammersmith Jr. to practice law in South Bend with Floyd Deahl. Camping activity boosts tent and hammock demand along river. John J Tally of Louisville advertises camping gear. A blind horse belonging to James Nance caused damage to Hedden store window. automobile owner fled, no plate number obtained.
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New Albany
Runaway injures Miss Alma Knauer near Ohio Falls works
Miss Alma Knauer is confined at her sister Mrs Charles J Stager s home after a runaway on Water street in front of the Ohio Falls iron works. She suffered a badly wrenched hip and arm with facial bruises and the horse ran about two miles before the buggy was stopped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Knauer
Charles J. Stager
King Street
Water Street
Ohio Falls
Stabbing in Sellersburg Ends in Bond for Accused
In Sellersburg David E. Adkins a leading local businessman was stabbed three times by Michael Moore a blacksmith after Moore’s daughter Mamie Moore who works in Adkins store raised a complaint. Adkins bound for trial both men silent on the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David E. Adkins
Sellersburg
Michael Moore
Adkins
Moore
Mamie Moore
Miss Moore
Adkina
Mabel Nolen
Heart to Heart At City Hall Police Roll Call Saturday Night
Police board members Dr E A Severinghans Isaiah Gordon and John Darneal and Prosecuting Attorney G B Medlotyre attended the roll call at city hall invited by Chief Jacob Fess. Superintendent Fees spoke urging the past be forgotten and future actions to determine the department fate with strict enforcement of the laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police Board
E. A. Sevringhans
Isaiah Gordon
John Darneal
G. 8. Medlotyre
Jacob Fess
Police Department
Fees
Snd
New Albany Wins High School Debate Over Railways Ownership
Saturday afternoon New Albany High School team members Gustave Weinman and John Sweeney defeated Jeffersonville’s Homer Ryan and Sidney Gross in a government ownership debate judged by Prof W Dryden Prof Bradford Webster and Clem Huggins of Louisville The judges ruled unanimously for New Albany The item ends with Evangelical Choir Sanset Excursion Aug id.
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New Albany
Jeffersonville
Gustave Weinman
John Sweeney
Homer Ryan
Sidney Gross
W. Dryden
Bradford Webster
Clem Huggins
Louisville
New Albany Boys
Camp Meetings Draw Crowds at Ohio Falle Holiness Grounds
The Ohio Falle Holiness Association camp grounds on Silver Hills filled from morning to night with attendees. Extra Highland division cars transported visitors with no delays. Rev. L Milton Williams led yesterday morning service, Rev. R H Craig preached afternoon, and Rev. A M Hills closed the night. All cottages and tents were occupied and organizers expect the meetings to be the most successful in years. They conclude next Sunday night.
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Ohio Falle Holiness Association
Silver Hills
The
Traction Company
Highland
Arnica Salve Trial Boosts Foot Sore Cure
Tom Moore of Rural Route 1 Cooh Ga reports Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured a persistent sore on his foot after trying various remedies. The product, sold under guarantee at Chas D Knoefels drug store, cost less than a quarter.
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Tom Moore
Coohran
Bucklen
Chas. D. Knoefel
Editor Marshall criticizes Floyd county officials at Chanctacquia meeting
Taxpayer column attacks Democratic officials in Floyd County Indiana as corrupt and incompetent. Marshall claims offices are handed down and misused, cites sheriff clerk and auditor as examples, and vows to enforce laws if elected governor. The county attorney blushes at criticism.
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Trisune
Mr. Marshall
Indiana
Bryan
Floyd County
Marshall
Marehall
Lappland
Froyp County
Floyd
Court House
Indiana State Rifles Camp Perry Team Heads to National Trophy
The Indiana State rifle team camps on the great rifling range at Camp Perry near Port Clinton Ohio. They are housed in conical Sibley tents with officers in wall tents and will practice skirmish firing and rapid fire drills. Captain Harry H Austin pairs with Sergt Fred T Roadcap as shooting partners.
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Indiana State
Camp Perry
Port Clinton
Ohio
Walltent
Fourth Annual Chautauqua Meeting Concludes Rally draws 4000 daily
The fourth annual meeting of the Chautauqua Association closed with a large crowd despite a tent collapse in a recent storm. Attendees remained strong every day with near four thousand people per day, promising a fat dividend for stockholders.
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Chautauqqua Association
Knights of Pythias drill team returns from Boston encampment
Captain Hester Joseph Trinler William Newhouse and Mayor Best lead New Albany Company No 5 Uniform Rank Knights of Pythias home from the Boston biennial encampment. Other members follow, some to eastern points. They accept fourth prize of 300 dollars, concede Savannah team won first and Terre Haute teams took second and third. Six drill teams entered Class A with New Albany competing against New York entries.
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W. L. Hester
Joseph Trinler
William Newhouse
Jacob Best
Newalbury Company
No 5
Knights of Pythias
Boston
Knights
Savanosh
Terre Haute
Siz Dri
New Albany
New York
Vice President Fairbanks to spend summer at Mackinac Island
Indianapolis dispatch reports Vice President Charles W. Fairbanks and wife occupying a Mackinac cottage with neighbor Justice Day. He plans to speak at Excelsior Springs Missouri on Aug 19 and Menominee Michigan on Sept 10 and may tour Indiana in October. Party hopes for large Republican victory while Fairbanks contemplates retirement after this administration.
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Indianapolis
Charles W. Fairbanks
Mackinac Island
George BR. Lockwood
Excelsior Springs
Menominee, Mic
Taft
Republican Organization
Indiana
New Life Pills Praised by Ingle Side Resident
B F Avecue of Ingle side Louisiana credits Dr King’s New Life Pills with curing 15 years of chronic indigestion after spending over two hundred dollars. Sold under guarantee at Chan D Knoefel’s drug store for 25 cents.
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Dr. King
B. F. Avecue
Ingleside
N. O
Chan. D. Knoefel
Notice to New Albany Tainews Subscribers
Readers subscribed to the New Albany Tainews 506 are urged to notify the Tubane Company if their paper is not received regularly and promptly. Contact details appear to be in the notice.
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New Albany Tainews
Tubane Company
Onumberland Fvl
Home
Bethel Baptist Association Convenes in City
Eighteenth annual Bethel Baptist Association meeting gathers at Baptist Tabernacle August 20–21. Delegates will be elected to the Indiana state convention in Fort Wayne this November and to the Northern Baptist convention in Portland, Oregon, May 1909. Speakers include Rev. Dr. E W Lounsberry of Chicago and Rev. S O Faulner of Indianapolis.
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Bethel Baptist Association
Baptist Charches
Clark
Floyd
Washington
Indiana
Bapties Tabernacle
Fort Wayne
Northern Baptist Convention
Portland
Ore
E. W. Lounsberry
Chicago
8. O. Faulner
Indianapolis
Wine rooms abolished for saloon keepers ban on women
Police chief orders patrols to file complaints when women are found in wine rooms. W L Newton of State below Main Street faces charges after two young girls were found in a rear room and later released. A second complaint for violating Sunday closing law leads to Newton's arrest and court appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Fess
W L. Newton
State
Main Street
Truman
Spence
Newton
John Walle
Newton's
Monon Route Excursion to Michigan City Announced
The Monon offers round trip excursion tickets to Michigan City for 5.00, valid ten days, with sale on Tuesday August 11. Tickets good for return via Monon Route. Information available at Monon depot by phone.
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Michigan City
Monon
The
Monon Depot
Notice of Public Hearing on East Eleventh Street Improvement
The Board of Public Works of New Albany will hear remonstrances August 22 on assessments for East Eleventh Street improvement from Spring Street to Culbertson Avenue. The preliminary assessment roll lists owners, properties, and amounts. other properties may be added or adjusted at the hearing. Attest City Clerk John Short.
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WA al We
East Eleventh Street
Spring Street
Culbertson Avenue
Blom Street
Blin Street
Oak Street
East Tenth Street
Board of Public Works
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