For Rent And Lost Items In City Classifieds
For Rent five room cottage with modern conveniences located at East Spring and Jay streets call 919a Home phone room and board for two at 620 Elm Street. Lost neck between Fifth and Ninth and Market streets, leave at 717 East Market street for reward. Late-household and kitchen furniture for five rooms. Call Tribune office. Salesman wanted to sell high grade White Lead 8 to 12 dollars per day guaranteed. No experience needed. A splendid side line with Ritzman White Lead Co Cleveland Ohio.
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East Spring
Jay Streets
Market Streets
East Market Street
Ritzman White Lead Oc
Cleveland
Ohio
Local Trust Declares Semi annual Dividend and Town Notices
Local Gatherings report the New Albany Trust Company declaration of a three percent semi annual dividend free of taxes. Appointments include Charles E. Bishop administrator of Elizabeth Tranzler estate with bond of $1,000 and Roscoe A Tucker administrator of Chester A Tuocker estate with bond of $3,000. Funeral notices cover Jennie Hablar Mary Burke Frank W Kerr Herman Kraft and Mrs Jane King with services at Clear Creek Holy Trinity St Marys Centenary M E and Fairview cemeteries. Funeral updates mention John Hartman severe brain injury and a reception at the German Methodist parsonage for the pastor’s new home. Community events include non sectarian services at Veteran Volunteer Firemen’s Association, Knights Templar meetings, and a planned Knights of Pythian Dramatic Order organization in Indianapolis. New Albany Elks plan a Pearl street country fair next month.
Local lodge committees and community events noted
The piece lists lodge committee members Olell Bir John W Gaither Michael Thornton Theodore Mathes and Gus Kraft. It recalls a successful past country fair and mentions upcoming events including a city teachers institute with Prof W A Miller and Prof O A Prosser. It also reports a police find a man in possession of a decoy letter and stolen postal material leading to Frank Leace's arrest.
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Mittee
Olell Bir
John W Gaither
Michael Thornton
Theodore Mathes
Gus Kraft
Postoffice
W. L. Moore
Frank Leace
Bloomington
Monon
Lesse
Missed Money Charge Shocks Leitchfield Pair
Charles Skaggs of Leitchfield Kentucky is jailed on larceny charges after Ellie Gregory of West Clifty says a purse containing seventy dollars vanished in town. Gregory leads police to Vincennes and Market streets where the purse with the money is recovered.
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Charles Skaggs
Leitchfield
Larseny
Ellie Gregory
West Clifty
Illinois
Gregory
Skaggs
Capt Wall
Sergeant McLaughlin
Vincennes
Market Streets
Local Notes On Visits Marriages And Arrivals
Edgar Chambers left for Bloomington to resume studies at Judara University. Louise and Charlotte Turner of 419 East Market Street visit relatives in Elizabeth. George Jackson of McLean Illinois visits his daughter, Mr Mattie Zuberer of 416 East Market Street. Milton Fanok of Rehoboth Harrison County travels through city to Oklahoma for a prospecting trip. Mrs John Bott of 215 Olive Avenue confined at St Edward's Hospital after an operation. Eva May Stein appointed administratrix of estate of her mother Emma L Mouillineanus. Bernard J Thun of Borden and Marie R Roeby of this city married at St Mary's Catholic Church. Letitia H Vance of Memphis leaves for St Louis to visit relatives. she will marry Charles B Brock in Memphis February 18.
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Mies Elizabeth Hinkebein
Gerhard Hinkebein
East Market Street
St Mary's Catholic Church
George Jackson
McLean, Ill
Mattie Zuberer
Milton Fanok
Rehoboth
Harrison County
Oklahoma
John Bott
Olive Avenue
St. Edward's Hospital
Eva May Stein
Emma L Mouillineanus
Bernard J. Thun
Borden
Mise Marie R. Roeby
G. G. Borreis
Misa Letitia H. Vance
Memphis
Mra O. W. DePauw
St. Louis
Charles B. Brock
Knights of Pythias lodge elects New Albany officers
No 5 U R E O P New Albany Company and No 54 Uniform Rank Knights of Pythias held their annual meeting and elected Captain William H Hester First Lieutenant Corrie Seabrook Second Lieutenant Anthony Fisher Recorder L W Allen Treasurer William F Ruoff Trustee John W Gaither. The New Albany drill team, known for cash prizes, will compete at the biennial encampment in Boston this summer and begin practicing under U S tactics for upcoming drills.
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New Albany Company
Knights of Pythias
William H Hester
Corrie Seabrook
Anthony Fisher
L. W. Allen
William F. Ruoff
John W. Gaither
Boston
United States
Readers urged to notify papers over delivery gaps
Notice to Gubeoribera requests alerting the New Albany Tribune and the Indianapolis Star about irregular delivery. It includes contact details Cumberland 81 and home 235. The request asks notifying the Tribune Q Company.
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Gubeoribera
New Albany Tribune
Indianapolis Star
Tribune Q Company
Cumberland
Sewer troubles at city board hearings in Louisville
Basil Doerhoeffer of Louisville voiced support for tapping Pearl street sewer while opponents faced explanations. The board heard last minute waivers for ten year payments. cash payers have until Jan 23. Indiana reports cover agriculture board reforms and Democratic chair contest with Risk supporters active.
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Basil Doerhoeffer
Louisville
Board of Works
Pearl Street
Q City
Best
Green
Throop seeks re election as Third district GOP chairman
Joseph L. Throop of Paoli announces candidacy for re election as Third district Republican committee chairman at the district convention to be held next Tuesday afternoon. No opposition expected and his record as chairman is praised for mobilizing the district vote in the last congressional race. A mention notes Albany district shifts from Democratic to more favorable ground for Republicans. An accompanying ad touts Buckley’s Aroha Salve with a Maine resident endorsing its success and a 25 cent price at a local store.
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Democratic State Committee
Stokes Jackson
Gilbert Hendren
Jackson
Padgett
Hendren
Adam Heimberger
New Albany
Risk
Hoffman
Emswhiller
Stevens
Foley
Scales
Storen
Pleasants
Osborn
Korbly
Ellingham
Taggart
Joseph L. Throop
Paoli
Third District
Republican Committee
Throop
G H. Hester
Alibany
Powers Pardoned? Louisville Council Backs Clemency Move
A Louisville council resolution urges clemency for Caleb Powers citing a hung jury in his fourth trial and asks Gov Willson to grant mercy. The measure endorses Powers as innocent and signals a New Albany councilman may introduce a similar motion. Also notes a teething syrup ad with dubious claims and a 1906 drug act guarantee.
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Louisville
New Albany
Oslerd Powers
Berief
Tts
William Goebel
General Council
Caleb
Augustus E. Willson
Hcis
Bargain in News Promotion for Two Indiana Papers
An advertisement touts The New Albany Evening Tribune and The Indianapolis Morning Star as a six day per week bargain. It highlights weekday delivery times, carrier service, and the lower combined price as a superior news choice.
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New Albany Evening Tribune
Indianapolis Morning Star
Seevees
the Tribune
Our-Pie Cocoanut Custard Pie Mix Sold For Homes
Advertises Our-Pie custard Cocoanut-Custard pie mix with ingredients for two pies. States varieties Lemon Chocolate and Custard, price 0 cents per package. Promotes easy bake and digestion friendly results.
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Greers
GOP Ward Precinct Meetings Held January 10 1908
Republican committee lists meeting sites for eight wards and precincts on Friday January 10 1908. Locations include engine houses courts halls and private homes across East Thirteenth Market Oak Sycamore Spring Vincennes Corydon and Silver Grove with chair M Bert Thurman and secretary W Baner coordinating.
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First Ward
East Thirteenth
Market Streets
Second Ward
East Eighth Street
Oak and
Sycamore Streets
Third Ward
East Fourth
Spring Streets
Fourth Ward
Court House
Spring Street
Fifth Ward
Sixth Ward
Man Eating Tigers Explained By Hunters In India
The essay argues man eaters are ex cattle killers who attacked humans after confrontation with herders. It rejects appetite for human flesh as motive, suggesting familiarity and bold defensive behavior by cattle-killing tigers and especially females with cubs as reasons for repeated man encounters.
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Tuga
Ceattle
Wild Dogs of Asia and Other Notes on Flight
The article contrasts Asian hunting dogs with other carnivores noting dogs attack bears and tigers, a rare behavior. It also references legends of demon hunters and mentions birds staying aloft for days, linking to aerostatics and avian flight across a fragmented excerpt.
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Asia
Europe
London Spectator
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Jewett Henry & Jewet Lawyers
Reems
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Albany
Ind
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East Main Street
Spring St
Opera House
Pearl End
Meeque Ny
Official City Paper
Washington Dan
Indiana— Fair
620 Elm Street
Qall
Tribune
New Albany Trust Company
Charles E. Bishop
Elizabeth Tranzler
Jennie Hablar
Clear Creek Church
Veron's Cemetery
Roscoe A Tucker
Chester A. Tuocker
Henry Phelps
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Mary Burke
Holy Trinity Catholic Church
Charles Curran
Veteran
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West Market
Second Street
Basil Doerhoefer
Pearl
Main and
Market Street
George Kremer
New Albany Commandery
Knights Templar
Jefferson Lodge
Frank W
William Kerr
St. Mary's Cemetery
Herman Kraft
Aberry Street
E.G. Koenzler
German Evangelical Church
Buddy
Fairview Cemetery
John Hartman
North State Street
St Edward's Hospital
O. H. Miller
Market
Springstreat
Mra
Jane King
Hicks King
Centenary M. E Church
J. H. Carnes
Florence Luse
City
Rocksland
Ill
Charles van Dusen
East Spring Street
Second Presbyterian Orhard
Indiana Konighta of Pythian
Indianapolis
New Albany Lodge of Elks
City Teachers’ Institute
W. A. Miller
Crawfordsville
Miller
O A. Prosser
Michael Haesenmiller
East Ninth
McCulloch
Knights of Pythias Order
Edgar Chambers
Judara University
Louise
Charlotte Turner
Elizabeth
State Board
Dr. King
Chas. D. Knoefel
State Board of Agriculture
John C. Haines
Rockport
Mason J. Niblack
E. S. Tuell
Corydon
Newton Brown
Franklin
David Wallace
Clem Graves
Bunker Hill
C. B. Benjamin
Crown Point
James E. McDonald
Ligonier
Conger
Downing
Lagrange
Samuel Ralston
Lebanon
Grand Hotel
Ralston
L. Ert Slack
Thomas Kuhns
Richmond
Carroll McCullough
Anderson
Durgan
Jen Schafer
James W. Schooler
Lafayette
Henry Warrum
John W. Holtzman
Clyde H. Jones
Crawfordaville
Nanath
Mr. Jones
Landis
Marlon E. Clodfelter
Parson
Clark
Clerk
Blackstone
Buckley
A. F. Hardy
Eset Wilton
Maine
Chas D. Kooefel
Olasew
India
Wild Dogs OF
Beare
Hoston Herald
Draper & Appleby
Deputy County Surveyors
Peter Klerner
East
Thomas and Market Ste. New Albany
Und
QO. Endris
New / P. S
Etbany
Pearl and Market
Startland
Stanford
A. Lindemann
East Market St
Health and Beauty
Reising’s Beer
Paul Reising Brewing Co
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Care Spencerian Commercial School
Floyd County
Megan Heliness Jene DT
Ite Posit
George B. Cardwill
Rotary Public
Pittsburg
W. Va
E. T. Slider
Oftice
New Albany, Ind
Globe Security and Trust Go
Hedden Bleek
M. E. Cer
Paris & Trusty
Attorneys At Law
Hedden Bloch
Stotsenburg
Weathers Attorneys AT Law
Floyd
Clark Harrison, Crawford
Countion
GEO. H. Devol
Mala St
Neafina
Guitering
Alexander Dowling
Pearl and Market Sereens
New Albany National
Beak
Iarraney
Raa
New Albany Mfg. Co
Foundry and Machine Shop
Tenth and
Water Sts
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