Edison Phonograph Record Sells for 35c at Cerf's Jewelry
A notice announces a durable Edison Phonograph record priced at 35 cents at Cerf's Jewelry and Novelty Bazar 209 Pearl Street near Main. It notes nearby ads for "Ig Country or City Life Preferable" and references selling due to the proprietor's other business commitments. Also mentions Water Cooler and Filter at Fred Tyrant's 133 East Market Street and a sale at Wilson Photograph Gallery with opportunities to reclaim negatives or photos at low cost.
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Edison Phonograph
Cerf's
Jewelry and Novelty Bazar
Pearl Street
Main
Fred Tyrant
East Market Street
Wilson
Local notices and upcoming community events listed
Summer subscription offer for the Tribune at 10 cents per week. Unity Council YMCA hosts an annual White City outing next Tuesday. W O Sweeney to begin grading for West Main street next week. German M E and Baptist Tabernacle Sunday schools picnic at Fern Grove on Wednesday June 17. Tickets 15 cents. Funeral of Joseph Leffler from his north side home with Rev Frank T Porter at Park Christian church. burial at Fairview cemetery. William Cannon to Annapolis for naval academy exams after high school graduation. cadetship arranged by Congressman W E Cox. Rev E T Poulson receives BA from University of Louisville College of Arts and MA for Miss Alice Green. Stanley Treser injured at Vinces street store. finger amputation performed by Drs Davia Briscoe. High school debate next Friday. seniors vs juniors and sophomores vs teachers. Junior representatives Gus Weinman Lee Sapinsky. seniors Johnson Grossman Marian Shrode. sophomores John Sweaney Poacher Coleman. freshmen Elmer Seyilloghaus John Moffat.
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Joseph Leffler
Frank T. Porter
the Park Christian Church
Fairview Cemetery
Gus Weinman
Lee Sapinsky
Johnson Grossman
Marian Shrode
John Sweaney
Poacher Coleman
Elmer Seyilloghaus
John Moffat
Old Resident Laura Scott Dies in Greenville Home
Mrs Laura Scott 61 wife of Albert Scott died last night at 11 45 at her daughter's home Mrs Blackman Greenville after a lingering illness She had been in ill health years and recently returned from California The funeral will be held tomorrow at 3 90 from her Greenville home She is survived by three daughters Mrs Blackman Mrs Frederick Tether of this city and Mrs Frederick Rooff of Los Angeles California.
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Laura Scott
Albert Scott
Blackman
Greenville
California
Scott
Frederick Tether
Frederick Rooff
Los Angeles
Cal
Pardons Granted for Goebel Case in Kentucky
Governor Wilson pardons Caleb Powers and James Howard in the Goebel murder case after months of review. Powers, who has been jailed seven years, remains jailed in Georgetown. Howard serves life in Frankfort penitentiary. The decision drew mixed reactions from Republicans and Democrats.
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Caleb Powers
James Howard
William Goebel
Wilson
Frankfort
Wilbon
Powers
Georgetown
Howard
Frank
Goebel
Powere
First Visit of Mrs J M Stowell to City From Milwaukee
Mrs J M Stowell of Milwaukee, formerly Ellen Downey, arrives for her first visit since leaving here in 1862. Aged 83, she stays at Hotel Ashland with nieces Anna Brouse and Gertrude Wilkine and nephew D R Brouse of Rockford. He attends Louisville convention as she tours old friends. Also an ad for Dr King's New Life Pills at Knoefel's drug store.
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J. M. Stowell
Milwaukee
Ellen Downey
City
Ashland
Anna D. Brouse
Gertrude R. Wilkine
Chicago
D R. Brouse
Rockford
Louisville
Mre Stowell
Robert Downey
John B. Winstandley
Downey & Winstandley
Wholasle Dry Good
Downey, Key & Culberteen
Stowell
Mra. Stowell
Dr. King
Chas. D. Knoefel
Fire Nearly Destroys Grocery Store On Weat Tenth Street
John Rose’s grocery store at Weat Tenth and Floyd nearly burned down last night around midnight. The building owned by John O’Donnell was insured for 500, while stock carried 900 in coverage. Patrolmen Martin and Dorn alerted fire crews, and the blaze forced the Rose family to flee from sleeping quarters above to the shed roof as flames and smoke raged inside. An investigation is under way to determine the cause, with suspicions of incendiary origin.
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John Rose
Weat Tenth
Floyd Streets
John O'Donnell
Martin and
Dorn
Rose
O'Donnell
Bose
City to add inspector for Eleventh street upgrades
The board of works will appoint an inspector to oversee Eleventh street concrete foundation work to ensure specifications are met and avoid later accusations of inferior materials. A granitoid sidewalk project from Spring street to Culberteen avenue was approved with July 1 as the objection filing date. Mano to file cost estimates. The city orders paint for overdue utility poles and gives sewer contractors five days to repair the Falling Run main or city crews will perform the work and bill the contractor.
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Eleventh Street
Board of Works
Spring Street
Culberteen Avenue
Mano
Flag Day Observed by Sanderson Women at Post Hall
Sanderson Women's Relief Corpa held a Flag Day program yesterday afternoon at Post Hall Pearl and Market Streets. Delegates from the recent Ko komo department convention reported and Sallie Schray presented a flag to Kokomo High School.
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Sanderson Women's Relief Corpa
Post Hall
Pearl
Market Streets
Department
Kokomo
Sallie Schray
Mayme McNamara
Charlotte Jonas
Jennie Tucker
Sallie Sobray
Arnica salve credited with long-ago recovery claim
O. B. Woolever of LeRayaville claims Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured him of bleeding pikes twenty years ago and asserts the product remains effective. The letter presents a personal testimonial to the salve's healing power and longevity.
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Backlen
Woolever
LeRayavile
Bucklen
Arnica Belvo Beale
Fragmented notice on missed newspaper delivery
Partial OCR fragment shows residents not receiving papers and mentions a remnant error. No clear names, dates, or locations available.
Church Services and Schedules Across Local Congregations
Local churches publish Sunday school times worship services and special events. German M E offers multiple services. First Church of Christ Scientist lists 11 o'clock service with God Preserver of Man. Second Presbyterian prepares for Lord's Supper and baptisms. Wesley Chapel features stereopticons and evening lights. Calberton Avenue Baptist pastor Rev Raleigh Smith to preach. Trinity M E posts Children’s Day and sermons by Rev Whitsett. Third Presbyterian notes Rev La Bach preachings. Centenary Methodist schedules Children’s Day Baptism and multiple leagues. Central Christian presents sermon on religious debates. Advent Christian invites Rev Tenney preaching. St Pauls and First Presbyterian provide standard services and biographical sermons including King David study.
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M. E
First Church of Christ Scientist
Main
Hank Streets
Second Presbyterian Church
Ubret
Wesley Chapel
Qchildren
Epworth League
Raleigh Smith
Calberteon Avenue Baptist Church
Trinity M. E
William H Whitsett
J. M. la Bach
Montgomery
Ohio
Third Presbyterian Church
Centenary Methodist Church
John Goetz
Christ’s Church
Sunrday School
Christian Endeavor
Junior Endeavor
Advent Christian Church
Presa L. Sweany
Warren N. Tenney
Boston
Mase
Tenney
Massachusettes
Louieville
Paul’e
First Presbyterian Church
F. W. Groseman
King David
Springdale and Glenwood clash as city base ball rivalry renews
The Springdales of Indianapolis challenge the Glenwoods in a key city contest as last season’s 8 to 1 victory is sought again. Schen returns after a ban with Decatur, while band concerts fill park schedules nightly through the season.
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Springdales
Indianapolis
Atkins
Capitol City
Glenwoods
Schen
Decatur
Indiana Republicans fete Fairbanks Watson and leaders in city
The Columbia Club in Indianapolis hosted a large reception for Vice President Fairbanks and Congressman James E. Watson, Indiana governor candidate, with remarks praising Republican unity ahead of the Chicago convention. Watson pledged victory for Indiana’s favorite son as reforms and party loyalty were stressed. A separate Chicago meeting of railroad commissioners discussed curbing evils like conductor pilfering and grade crossing accidents. Governor Hanly’s aide Colonel Gemmer faced an unlucky 13 superstition over train reservations, finally securing 12 and 14 for the Illinois trip.
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Indianapolis
Columbia Club
Indiana
Fairbanks
James E. Watson
Chicago
Watson
John B. Cockrum
United States
Roosevelt
Indiana Railway Commission
Ohio
Wisconsin
Michigan
Ilinois
Fred Gemmer
Hanly
Union Station
Colonel Gemmer
Gemmer
Notice to Candidates on Payment Deadline for GOP Primary
County central committee sets Tuesday June 16 1908 as the last day for candidates to pay assessments covering expenses for the Republican primary election for county and township officers. By order of the committee M Bert Tourman Chairman Oscar O Baver Secretary.
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County Central Committee
Taseday
M. Bert Tourman
Monon Route Offer to Chicago for Convention Travelers
Monon Railroad offers a $9 round trip to Chicago for the Republican National Convention. Tickets on sale June 18 to 10 inclusive, with return by June 27. For details contact the Omom passenger station agent B. Kawisz.
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Chicago
Monon
Omom
B. Kawizs
Agt
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