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Newspaper
New Albany Evening Tribune
Location
New Albany, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1908
Page
4
Local Gatherings and Civic Moves Highlight City Agenda
The city council meets in regular session tonight as the Knights of St Edward hold their annual picnic at Gilen Wood Park. John A Dodge is named administrator of Patrick Conway's estate. The county board of review sits at the county auditor’s office for a forty day term. A Kentucky Sunday School Association official will speak tomorrow at the German ME church. Ss Edward’s Commandery attended mass at St Mary’s Catholic church yesterday. Principal Prof Harry Buerk will speak at the Carr and Wood township school commencement at Borden College. The New Albany and Vincennes Turnpike Company plans an officer election June 19 at Merchants National Bank. A string of civil suits moves from Oirk to Floyd circuit court. Moreton K R Miller, longtime Crawford county resident, dies at 70. buried with Masonic honors. A noon conference discusses street flushing machine purchase. Rev W E Edgin bids farewell as chaplain and moves to Martinsville. Rev R H Moore to Jeffersonville. William R Agnew sues for divorce from Jennie L Agnew. seeks custody of son O W Schindler. Nine carloads of strawberries leave for Chicago and Indianapolis. season near end with prices from 2.60 to 3.26 per crate. Southern Engineer Charles Taylor injured at the Southern yards. remains hospitalized. O D Kelso of New Albany Water Company lodges a demurrer against saloon water suit, arguing illegality of their business.
Baccalaureate Opens New Albany Commencement Week
The New Albany High School baccalaureate program filled the auditorium as Rev. Dewitt Miller of Philadelphia delivered the address on The Christian Faith. Dr. John P. Moffat led invocations and readings, with music by Horace Schrader and others. Tonight 150 pupils perform a musical program conducted by Anton H. Embs with solo and ensemble pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Albany High School
Dewitt Miller
Philadelphia
Congregational Church
John P. Moffat
Second Presbyterian Church
God In Love
Horace W. Schrader
Wilbert Embs
Rollin Cheney
Howard Heerlitz
Rudolph Reckenbach
Fred Wooten
Harvey Peake
Eugene W. Walker
Moffat
Miller
Eciceste
Miss Roth Rough
Richie Baerd
Scots Leach
Anton H. Embs
Communion class at St Marys Church nurtures young faith
A large group of boys and girls received their first communion yesterday morning at St Marys Catholic Church. Rev G G Borries conducted the ceremonies and led the young faithful in the rite. The class included Frank Albrecht, Philip Goethe, Francis Haller, William Julius and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
G. G Borries
Frank Albrecht
Philip Goethe
Francis Haller
William Julius
John Moeller
Frank Warth
Eugene Varisse
William Barth
Chester Ball
Anthony Deuser
Edward Eve
Joseph Fell
Edmond Gobmann
Frederick Haber
Frank Haller
Herbert Jaegers
Joseph Kieer
Frank Koch
Robert Leier
Frank Losnon
Michael Lori
John Neuhamusel
Walter Wolford
Frances Hinckebein
Elizabeth Kremp
Lorena May
Anna Norddorf
Addie Smith
Mary Steinert
Lorene Wagner
Lorretta Zipp
Angel Bego
Katherine Hessenstab
Elsa Kaelin
Clara Korbe
Helene Leist
Anna Meyer
Bertha Neimeier
Marie Ott
Laura Ricke
Clara Reising
Margaret Smith
Bertha Weberpals
Grammar School graduates to receive diplomas at High School
Seventy eight grammar school pupils will graduate to the High School tomorrow night at the High School auditorium and receive diplomas from Prof. C A Prosser. Devotional exercises will be led by Rev Frank Orman Beck of Trinity M E Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Prosser
Frank Orman Beck
Trinity M. E. Church
Joseph Egan
Ruth Clark
Mary McDonough
Hazel Patton
Gilbert Hoffman
Pearl Austin
Ruth Plummer
Wiley Utz
Harry Terstegge
Edward Ridley
Beatrice Blackiston
Ruth Brown
Alonzo Benson
Morris Best
Arthur Birties
Beatrice Blackististon
Ruth Booker
Edward Bowling
Pedr Bowman
Edna Bradbury
Jessie Bradford
Milton Breantigain
Mabel Brown
Ruth Browne
Lelia Buckingham
Pearl Buckingham
Alice Buzby
Nea Bird
Violet Ostaahan
Crystal Clapp
Anna Cammine
Harry Teretegge
Edna Thomas
Ide Triales
Wiley Uts
James van Dalson
John Walter
Margaret Weissinger
Robert Weissinger
Claude Yates
Stagnation Causes Painful Liver and Bowel Symptoms
The text attributes illness to stagnation of the liver and bowels. It mentions headaches and biliousness as associated effects and suggests remedies to relieve these conditions.
Death of Mrs Maggie Hughes Widow of Ed Hughes
Mrs Maggie Hughes 52 widow of Ed ward Hughes of 142 Locust street died suddenly at about 5 45 PM from heart disease while walking home after visiting a friend. She leaves two sons John E and James Hughes and a brother William Welch. Funeral arrangements await James Hughes arrival from Mattoon Illinois at Holy Trinity Catholic church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Hughes
Edward Hughes
Locusttreet
East Tenth Street
Culberteen Avenue
Peter Hieram
D. H. Neeley
Hughes
John E
James Hughes
William Welch
Holy Trinity Catholic Church
Mattoon
Wage Scale Talks Lead Iron Workers Leader to Cambridge City
Joseph Grandidier, prominent in city iron work, elected to Amalgamated Association board in Youngstown. He travels to Cambridge City to join wage committee conference with manufacturers to set the next labor year’s scale beginning July 1. agreement awaits manufacturers’ approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Grandidier
Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers
Youngstown
Ohio
Cambridge City
Old Resident Catherine McBarron Dies at 77
Catherine McBarron widow of John McBarron died last evening at 6 30 at her home 912 East Elm street after months of illness She was seventy seven years old and had been a city resident for many years Survived by son Sonia McBarron of Dayton Ohio three stepchildren the Rev Father Eugene McBarron and Miss Sallie McBarron of Evansville and Mrs Jane Ward of Terre Haute Funeral services will be held at Holy Trinity Catholic church when Rev Father Mo Bstron arrives from Evansville
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine McBarron
John McBarron
East Elm Street
Sonia McBarron
Dayton
Ohio
Eugene McBarron
Mies Sallie McBarron
Evansville
Jane Ward
Terre Haute
Holy Trinity Catholic Church
Mo Bstron
Baseball Roundup Shows Scores From Glenwood Games
Baseball results across several cities include Chicago Pantimes beating Glenwoods 14 to 1 after seventeen innings at Glenwood Park. McMonigle and Sammer held opponents to few hits while Williamson led the batting. Other games feature New Albany Athletics losing to Louisville Unions 8 to 2 and New Albany State beating Jeffersonville 3 to 0 with strong pitching by Brock. Browns fall to Engelhardt 11 to 8 as Trinity church drops a close 9 to 8 to Second Presbyterian. German Methodist defeats Jennie DePauw 11 to 6 while Y M C A blanked Centenary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Glenwoods
Glenwood Park
McMonigle
Sammere
Russell
Harper
Williamson
Sach
Browns
Engelhardt’s
Proctor
Erroca
Oate
Trinity Church
Second Presbyterian Church
Jennie DePauw
Y. M.O A
Centenary
Trinity
Mattingly pushes county local option with anti saloon support
Senator Ezra Mattingly of Washington drafts a county local option bill backed by the Anti-Saloon League. The measure would allow a 20 percent petition trigger for a four year dry period, set a $1,000 license fee, and limit one saloon per 1,000 people. The piece also aligns with the Nicholson law and Moore amendments and aims to withstand Supreme Court scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ezra Mattingly
Washington
Anti-Saloon League
Mattingly
Supreme Court
Moore
Glee Club Practice Tonight At Y M C A Notes
The Glee Club will meet for practice tonight at six oclock. All who wish to become members should be on hand promptly. The item ends with garbled text about a twenty year sentence and a testimonial for Buckions a Salve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glee Club
John Robinson Shows Stand Against Circus Trust
Independent notes that all major circuses except the John Robinson Shows joined the Circus Trust which aims to suppress competition and cut costs by eliminating parade features. The Robinsons vow to keep parade traditions and add new attractions each year, promising strong attendance on June 6 for matinee and evening shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Combies
Circus Trust
John Robinson
Association of Trust Builders
Edmirera
Combine
Personal Notices From Princeton Visitors and Local Events
Personal mentions include F E Reeves and E i Sherrer of Princeton visiting friends. Mary Dorham of Borden visiting Mrs D F Bowman. James L Devol welcomed a fine son at 1125 Shelby Street. Carl Haffen hosts visitors. Edith Gwin to entertain Dinner Club at Highland Country Club. Judge John M Paris on business in Nashville. Emma Margelith and Mildred visiting Hannah Hartley. H B Stoy traveling to Virginia for ten days. D A Wiles from Yorktown visiting Rev Frank W Grossman. Mrs J O Newcomer hosting honor for Mrs John E Amick. E G Rogers visiting brothers then returning home. J H Weathers memorial day speaker. Sarah Patton returning from Chicago visit. O P Cook E P Easley W J Leach off to Chicago for National Medical Association. Profs A Prosser D M Hammond return from Marengo memorial day addresses. Arthur Davie and Lillie P Henszle married last Thursday. Capt G W McCnalloch heading to Detroit for police chiefs convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James L Devol
Shelby Street
Jobo Rossing
Pleasantville
Ind
Carl Haffen
Clark Street
Misa Edith Gwin
Highland Country Club
John M Paris
Nashville
J. H Weathers
Elizabeth
Marengo
Sarah Patton
Culbertson Avenue
Charles W. Miller
Chicago
O. P Cook
E. P. Easley
W. J. Leach
National Medical Association
Charles A. Prosser
D. M. Hammond
Arthur Davie
Lillie P. Henszle
Louisville
Justice Fogle
G. W. McCnalloch
Detroit
National Association of Chiefs of Police of America
Canada
City Court News Brank Run Fine By Acting Judge Trusty
Patrolman Kline euver was fined $11 by Acting City Judge Trusty in a brank run case. The piece also includes a quip from Rev Mr Good ley about profanity and a remark by Dumley, cited from the Philadelphia Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klineeuver
Trusty
Mr. Goodley
Mr. Tuff
Dumley
Philadelphia Press
Homeseekers Excursion via Monon Route
Homeseekers tickets go on sale on May 5 and 19, June 2 and 16, July 1 and 21, August 4 and 18, September 1 and 15. The promotion covers Arizona, Arkansas, Mexico, Missouri and nearby regions along the Monon route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monon
Arizona
Arkansas
Mexico
Missouri
Newee - Okle
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Weathers Attorneys AT Law
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Floyd
Clard Garrison
Crawford
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New Albany Steam Laundry Co
East Main Street
Spring St
Opera House
OME
Sitle
Orcen Na
Cumberland
Ane B. the
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Feair
Knight of St. Edward
Gilenwood Park
John A. Dodge
Patrick Conway
County Board of Review
Julian Miller
A.E Fox
The
Kentucky Sunday School Association
Ss. Edward's Commandery
Kneighta of St. John
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Harry Buerk
Carr and Wood Township
Clark County
Borden College
New Albany and Vincennes Turnpike Company
Merchants National Bank
Orange County
Thomas S. Roberts
Charles W. Meyer
Jennie M. Koch
Selwyn F. Elliott
Arthur Carl
Robert Richardson
Traction Companies
Susan
Arthur
Clarence Bochheit
United Gas and Electric Company
Oirk
Floyd Circuit
Moreton KR. Miller
Crawford County
English
Col. Houston Miller
Jackson, Thorn and Green
Jacob Best
Mr. Sneall
Water Company
W. E. Edgin
Indiana Reformatory
Martinsville
R. H. Moore
Jeffersonville
Edgin
William R. Agnew
Jennie L. Agnew
O. W. Schindler
Pennsylvania
Southern
Charles Taylor
Park Place
Southern Yards
O. D. Kelso
New Albany Water Company
James Vergueen
Jobn H. Fuhdr
State Street
Keleo
Perraitios Alg. Ue
Grenwoods
Ccseeree Vane
New Albany Athletics
Louisville Unions
New Albany
Jeffersonville Park
Jose
Jeffe
Jeff
Brock
New Albany Stars
Asiasanen
Cammannnnsie DePauw
Presby' Cores
Rere German Methodist
Cena
Oenten Bey
Prohi
Samuel R. Artman
Lebanon
Judge Artman
Hanly
Artman
Prohis
Methodist Church
Baltimore
Severa
Eli Ritter
Ritter
Colonel Ritter
Resolutions Committee
Fairbanker
North Meridian Street
Fairbanks
Buckion
Robinson’s Circus
F E Reeves
E i. Sherrer
Princeton
Misa Mary Dorham
Borden
D F Bowman
Silver Hille
George B Mclntyre
French Lick Springs
H. B. Stoy
East Market Street
Virginia
D. A. Wiles
Yorktown
Frank W. Grossman
First Presbyterian Mages
J. O. Newcom
Ekin Avenue
John E. Amick
Scipio
E. G. Rogers
St. Paul
Charles W. McCord
Robert O. McCord
City Court News
Homeseekers Excursion
J. C. Endris
Victor
CERF
Jewelry and Novelty Bazar
Pearl ST
Main
Ohio Falls
Glenweeds
Covington
Pittsburg
E. T. Slider
NEW Albany National Bank
A. Lindemann
East Market St
Home Phong
Strongest Fire Insurance Agency
Continental Connecticut
Germania National Union
Phoenix Assurance Northwestern National Prussian Milwaukee Mechanics North
Aowe
Paris
Attorneys At Law
Hedden Bloch
Devol Stoves
Rammoranith’s
Traneter
Oring
Housebolt Goede
Riestrie Elevator
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