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Jay Streets
Market Streets
East Market Street
Tribune Office
Ritzman White Lead Co
Cleveland
Ohio
Local notices from New Albany area report deaths and events
Local gatherings and notices list several deaths and funerals including Miss Jennie Hablar, Mary Burke, Frank W Kerr, Herman Kraft, Jane King, and Florence Luce. Administrators appointed for estates of Elizabeth Trunzl and Chester A Tacker with bonds noted. Revival services by Henry Phelps report 54 conversions at Main Street Mission. Public and fraternal meetings are noted including Knights Templar, Jefferson Lodge, and Indiana Knights of Pythian with plans for a Dramatic Order of Khoraesan. A fire loss settlement for Basil Doerhoefer and a Norse community reception for a band completion are also mentioned.
Community notices and obituaries from local events
The article lists a lodge leadership lineup for an affairs committee and recalls a successful country fair. It notes the death of Elizabeth Binkebein, age 41, at her parents’ home with funeral at St Mary’s Church. It also mentions a teachers institute at the High School with Prof W A Miller as speaker. Additionally a police report covers a find of blue trousers with items including a Knight of Pythias secret book. another item details the arrest of post office clerk Frank Leases for stealing a letter with decoy mail.
Missed Money Charge in Leitchfield Man Detained
Charles Skaggs of Leitchfield Kentucky is in custody on larceny charges after Ellis Gregory of West Clifty reported his missing $70 from a purse. Gregory led officers to Vincennes and Market streets where the money was found in the street in a purse hidden nearby.
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Charles Skaggs
Leitchfield
Ellis Gregory
West Clifty
Illinois
Gregory
Skaggs
Skaggea
Wall
Sergeant McLaughlin
Vincennes
Market
Porse
Personal mentions from a city column
Edgar Chambers left today for Bloomington to rename his studies at Jodara University. Miss Louise Turner and Miss Charlotte Turner of 419 East Market Street are visiting relatives at Elizabeth. Mr George Jackson of McLean II is visiting his daughter Mrs Mattie Zaberer at 416 East Market Street. Milton Fanok of Rehoboth Harrison County was in the city today en route to Oklahoma on a prospecting trip. Mrs John Bott of 215 Olive Avenue is confined at St Edward's Hospital where she underwent an operation yesterday. Mrs Eva May Stein has been appointed administratrix of the estate of her mother Mrs Emma L Malliveaux deceased. Bernard J Than of Borden and Miss Marie R Roehm of this city were married this morning at St Mary's Catholic Church by Rev G G Borreis. Miss Letitia H Vance of Memphis, visiting her aunt Mrs O W DePauw, left today for St Louis to visit relatives. She will be married February 18 at Memphis to Charles B Brook.
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Mies Elizebeth Binkebein
Gerhard Hinkebein
East Market Street
St Mary's Catholic Church
George Jackson
McLean, II
Mattie Zaberer
Milton Fanok
Rehoboth
Harrison County
Oklahoma
John Bott
Olive Avenue
St. Edward's Hospital
Eva May Stein
Emma L Malliveaux
Bernard J. Than
Borden
Misa Marie R. Roehm
G. G. Borreis
Mies Letitia H. Vance
Memphis
Mra O. W. DePauw
St. Louis
Charles B. Brook
Uniform Rank Knights of Pythias Elect Officers in New Albany
No 5 Uniform Rank Knights of Pythias held its 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 for three years John W Gaither. The New Albany Company drill team, winner of cash prizes in prior years, will compete at the biennial encampment in Boston this summer and begin practice under U S tactics for competitive drills.
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Knights of Pythias
William H Hester
Corrie Seabrook
Anthony Fisher
L. W. Allen
William F. Ruoff
John W. Gaither
Boston
United States
Subscribers urged to report missed delivery to Tribune Company
Readers of the New Albany Tribune and Indianapolis Star who do not receive papers on time are asked to notify the Tribune Company. The notice provides contact details for reporting missed deliveries and includes an address and phone numbers.
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New Albany Tribune
Indianapolis Star
Tribune Company
Cnumberland
Home
Sewer troubles slow down Pearl street project
Basil Doerhoeffer of Louisville spoke to the board of works today in support of tapping the Pearl street sewer. He favored the improvement and offered to pay cash to avoid future sewer matters. City offices report crowds filing waivers or choosing cash payments as the ten year plan deadline and January 23 approach.
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Basil Doerhoeffer
Louisville
Board of Work
Pearl Street
Best
Green
Throop to Seek Re election as Third District Chairman
Joseph L Throop of Paoli announces candidacy to retain the chairmanship of the Third district Republican committee at the district convention next Tuesday afternoon. No opposition appears likely as he is praised for organization and past election strength.
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Joseph L Throop
Paoli
Third District
Republican Committee
Throop
Republicana
New Albany
Calep Powers pardon move eyed by New Albany council
A resolution similar to last night’s amnesty vote in Louisville may be introduced in New Albany by Councilman George Strack. The request appeals for clemency for Caleb Powers, jailed eight years awaiting trial for William Goebel’s murder, amid a nationwide petition drive for this Kentuckian.
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Louisville
New Albany
Gay Augustus E. Willson
Newspaper Coupon Ad Promotes Daily Paper Bundles
An advertising offer touts combined home delivery of The Tribune and The Star, describing The Tribune as a noon delivery and The Star as a morning paper. It notes weekly six day service and prices, urging readers to buy the combination for news coverage.
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New Albany Evening Tribune
Indianapolis Morning Star
Tribune
the Star
State Board awards re elections and party battles in Indiana
Indiana reports re elected state board of agriculture members led by Haines and contemporaneous financials show $119,869 in permanent improvements and $62,348.50 gate receipts up nearly $8,000 from 1905. Democratic chair race at Grand hotel features Risk and Jackson with Taggart backing the anti-organization, while Samuel Ralston enters governor race. Parson etymology and parsing notes close the item.
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Indianapolis
Ind
State Board of Agriculture
John C. Haines
Rockport
Mason J. Niblack
Vincennes
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
Our Pie Package Promises Two Perfect Cocoanut Pies
Advertises "OUR-PIE" cake mix in three varieties Lemon Chocolate and Custard at 10 cents per package Each package yields enough ingredients for two pies Custard for Cocoanut Custard pies suggested to ensure light digestion without heaviness and sweetness.
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Gt Cera
Republicans Set Precinct Meetings in January 1908
The Republican groups across wards and precincts schedule meetings on Friday January 10 1908 at listed locations including Engine houses court house Veteran Fireman's hall and private residences. Chairman Bert TaurMas and Secretary USU BANER sign the call.
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Market Streets
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Court House
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Sixth Ward
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Eighth Streets
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Vincennes Street
Lif Ekin Avenue
Silver Grove
W. J. H. Koch
Corydon Pike
Bert TaurMas
USU
Baner
Man Eaters in India The Jungle Night Mare Explored
The article surveys theories on why man eating tigers, calling the man eater a former cattle killer. Observers note familiarity and contempt as motives, with cub defense and mating influences discussed, stressing no confirmed human flesh appetite.
Wild Dogs of Asia Hunt Bears and Tigers in Night Packs
The London Spectator notes that Asian wild dogs uniquely pursue and kill bears and tigers, unlike other carnivores that target easy prey. They roam jungles, hunt at night, and are rarely observed due to remote habitats, leading to legends of demon hunters and hellions.
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Asia
Europe
London Spectator
Birds and aerostatics inspire study of flight
The Boston Herald reflects on how nature imitates flight science as birds glide on steady air currents. It notes that birds stay aloft for days with minimal wing motion, drawing parallels to evolving aviation concepts.
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