Property and Lost Item Notices From a Local Kentucky Page
Real estate and contact notes list 617 West Main Lonieville Ky for flat rent and water, inquiry at 420 West Flat Street, and a bid to enhance a modern colonial cottage with two large lots at 306 McLean Lost City. A brown fur found Tuesday afternoon asks finder to return at Stitler's coal office for reward. A back comb with gold band and three green sets offered as reward. Dark weather does not hinder fine pictures at Heimberger gallery. holiday timing urged.
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McLean Street
Stitler
Local Gatherings and Obits in Indianapolis News
Kin Hubbard notes community life with offbeat items from Indianapolis and New Albany. The column lists events from Manzanita Tribe elections to exhibitions, lodge meetings, and several obituaries including William Glass and Harriet Jones, with promotions and staff changes at local telegraph offices and rail region figures.
Indiana widow to be buried. local survivors listed
The obituary notes the death of a 58 year old man with a companion caption of a son. Surviving relatives include two brothers George Scales of this city and Charlea Scales of Oweneboro Ky and three sisters Mrs Sarah Mc Kinney of the city Mrs Bettie Dillard of Louisville and Mrs Lucy Miller of Vandalia Ill. Donations flood into the country store to be opened by the WCO T U and a five dollar check arrives from an outside city. A special committee of the Commercial Club led by Geo B Cardwill meets to plan a public meeting next Friday to discuss government improvements in Indiana.
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George Scales
Charlea Scales
Oweneboro
Sarah McKinney
Bettie Dillard
Louisville
Lucy Miller
Vandalia
Ill
WCO. T.U
Commercial Club
Merchants’ Association of Indianapolis
Indiana
Geo. B. Cardwill
Charles Schwartzel
George Borgerding
J. Sapinsky
Peter Klerner
Local Social Notes From Gosport And Nearby
Personal mentions mark a busy social week with visits among Gosport residents and kin in Cincinnati Sherman Texas and Chicago. Weddings occur with Walter Shaddy and Arta Sigmon marrying at Central Christian parsonage while others prepare moves to Chicago Los Angeles and Oakland. A 31st birthday party for Mrs Danny LaBlance at 04 State street is noted along with numerous relatives visiting and traveling.
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Mary B. Kerlin
Cincinnati
Canada
Beall Grinnell
Sherman, Tex
J. R. Maio
East Sixth Street
Walter G. Shaddy
Jeffersonville
Mies Arta Vivian Sigmon
City
Central Christian Parsonage
B. F. Cato
J. W. Perkine
Indianapolis
Los Angeles
Cal
D E Perkins
New York
California
Perkine Bag
Oakland
George B Forreat
Chicago
Los Angelsa
M.D
Danny LaBlance
Frank Murphy
State Street
Andrew Wentz
Alonzo Murphy
Maggie Callahan
Ells Carpenter
Mary Hogar
Alva Loyd
Vera Fisher
Ira Murphy
Lizzie Smith
Hermine Schhlingeter
Bertha Martz
Daisy Peacock
Emma Reed
Daisy Callahan
Myrle Murphy
Government bans mail invites for bridge and euchre prize games
A post office ruling bars using the mails to invite or announce prize based card parties such as bridge and euchre, classed as lotteries. Women players react with indignation. Ad mentions Becklen's Arnica Salve for cold sores at 25 cents in Buffalo.
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Post Office Department
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Morria
Leo F. Zelincki
Gibson St
Buffalo
Siga
Becklen
Chas. D. Knoefel
Colored preachers plead guilty to false pretenses
Louis Lyle and Mack D Caldwell claimed gospel minister status and were arrested while soliciting funds for church purposes. They pleaded guilty before City Judge Paris, fined ten dollars each, and sentenced to thirty days in jail after collecting about twelve dollars from charitable donors.
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Louis Lyle
Mack D. Caldwell Colored
Paris
Notice to Subscribers About Paper Delivery
Notice to subscribers of the New Apany Trietes asking readers who do not receive their paper regularly and promptly to notify the Tribune Company at 2 pean Comberiand tvi Hom.
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Apany
Tribune Ucompany
Pean. Ocomberiand Tvi, Hom
Verdicts Rendered In Circuit Court Proceedings
The jury found Virgil Terry guilty of shooting at Frank Streicher with intent to kill. Sentencing ranges two to fourteen years. Judge Utz has not imposed a sentence. Other cases included Dickson pleading guilty to deserting his two children and receiving one year in prison with two years’ disenfranchisement, suspended for good behavior and child support. Several cases were continued or postponed due to illness, absence of witnesses, or attorney absence. The petit jury was discharged until next Monday morning.
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Virgil Terry
Frank Streicher
Utz
Chaddeus Dickson
Dickson
al. Banch
Apie Idhomas
Lowry
Sgsarost
James Menier
WH. Rouse
Hiram Stallinga
Onio Falla [Ron
Ab-Eno
Effie Tobarn
Clark
Francia Petera
Wilfred Shirley
U'z
Petit Jary
Marruing
Officers named for New Albany Woodman camps and Red Men
The New Albany Camp No 3453 Modern Woodmen of America elected officers for the term led by Consul Edward L. Lee and Banker Lewis W. Allen. Pawnee Tribe of Red Men named Sachem George J. Smith and other officers. Eagle Camp elected Consul R. N. Quontaris and listed officers. Also mentions Dr King's New Life Pills and local drugstore availability.
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New Albany
Modern Woodman of America
Edward L. Lee
Harry E. Snider
Lewis W. Allen
Edward Curment
George A Beck
Edward 8S
Lee
J. O van Winkle
Wm H. Ratliff
A P. House
SL. Rogers
J E Bird
Felix Hazelwood
Coneul
Alonz Benson
Osmo
P. Jo Serack
Pawnee Tribe of Red Men
Sachem
George J. Smith
Sagamore
Nicholae Kost
Janior Sagamore
Wiliam Calhoun
David Beard
Werman Schlageter
Wampaom
Uorrie Selbrook
Boys' Banquet at Second Presbyterian Church
The Civic League hosts a banquet in the Second Presbyterian Church tonight with forty plates and twenty boys and their girl friends attending. Albert Crandall will give the opening address and introduce toastmaster John H Moffat. The program features toasts on Our Bair Visitors The Boy Problem and Our Musical Member Thomas O Donnell, plus a response by Superintendent Boerk. A menu of fruit cheese turkey and desserts is planned. Also mentions Ely's Cream Balm as a household remedy and fine job printing at the office.
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Civic League
Hoya
Second Presbyterian Church
Post Prandall
Albert Crandall
League
John H Moffat
Thomas O Donnell
Boerk
Goset
Toset
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Remarkable Exhibition on Human Circulation Case
New Albany residents can view Humphry Lynch showing his left side with heart pulsations visible after three major surgeries. Lynch, injured in 1899 by a baseball, has undergone operations and pneumonia, now in good health. Exhibition at 320 Pearl Street tomorrow after noon and evening, with a Red Cross nurse present, admission ten cents.
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Humphreys Lynch
Man
Pearl Street
Lodhea
Lynch
United States
Red Cross
Boston
Street car plunges from embankment at Spring Street
A street car that had emptied its passengers rolled past its terminus at West Eighth and Spring, crashed through a fence, and plunged over an embankment near Spring Street about 5 PM. Motorman James Woalliama and Conductor Ollie Bell were shaken but uninjured. they were sent home by carriage. Williams and Bell residences were cited. the controller failure caused the overrun and the wreck left the car body badly damaged and the tracks and motor moved to repair shops.
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West Eighth
Spring Street
James Woalliama
Ollie Bell
Williams
Culbertson Avenue
Bell
Charlestown Road
Williame
Plecea
Buying Chairs By Sight The Testing Truth
A New York Sun piece notes how buyers rarely test chairs by sitting and judging comfort beyond rockers. The Baltimore Sun warns money germs on money, claiming 124000 bacteria per dollar bill after a year of circulation, yet people still chase cash with reckless bravado.
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New York Sun
Baltimore Sun
the Sun
Appropriation Push for Indiana Tuberculosis Hospital
Indiana lawmakers consider an appropriation of 200000 to fund the state tuberculosis hospital with a potential 150 patient capacity by January 1810. The commission urges early action, aided by Red Cross stamp sales. Future political shaping includes discussions on state party chairs and the legislature’s composition.
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Indianapolis
Dee
Isaac Strouse
Rockville
Strouse
Red Cross Society
Red Cross
Meredith and Rossetti Fail To Share a Home
George Meredith visited Dante Gabriel Rossetti at his home and found him in bed with breakfast unfinished. Rossetti, wearing a dressing gown, ate with gusto as Meredith paid the quarter’s rent by check. The plan to live together did not last.
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George Meredith
Rossetti
Meredith
Not Encouraged Views on Proposals and Boxing Gloves
Extract from Bohemian Magazine humorously notes a father heartily discouraging a young man from proposing. The gag centers on boxing gloves left in sight, suggesting the suitor’s hesitation links to overbearing parental reminders.
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Bohemian Magazine
Talk Between Governess and Child Reveals Harsh Thought
A dialogue excerpt shows a governess and a child discussing punishment and thoughts. The child imagines calling someone a mean old pig and mentions telling the father, while the governess cautions control and silence.
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Shen
Poor Relief Funds Advertised Aimed at Cheap Tickets
A fragmented report notes English authorities advertised for a plan to provide a perch of relief for the poor, with tickets reduced to six pence. A committee pressed the treasurer to secure funds, urging careful use of the money for the neediest.
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Tven Gabvertisas
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