Indestructible Edison Phonograph Spurs Local Sale
The Edison Phonograph record claims high durability and is offered at Cerf's Jewelry and Novelty Bazar at 209 Pearl Street near Main. Wilson Photograph Gallery invites interested buyers to claim negatives or photos at a low cost as the current proprietor withdraws from business. The German M E and Baptist Tabernable Sunday schools plan a Fern Grove picnic on Wednesday June 17 with tickets at 15 cents. A late model city lot auto runabout is advertised for sale at 602 East Market Street.
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Edison Phonograph
Cerf's Jewelry and Novelty Bazar
Pearl ‘Street
Main
Wilson Photograph Gallery
M. E
Baptist
Fern Grove
Wadnesday
Local notices and social items from New Albany area
Many short items cover summer subscriptions to the Tribune, a euchre event at St Josephs hall, pensions, a mental health ruling on James Sorrel, Highland Country Club children’s night, a class valedictorian in Marshall Missouri, church guild officers, memorial services, obituaries for Elizabeth Shelton and Otelia Sinex, a writ of mandate case in circuit court, Master Beeler’s vocal engagement and future schooling, and a river excursion by Post Q Travelers’ Protective Association aboard the Hiawatha with a Wea Point stop.
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Post Q, Travelers’ Protective Association
Wea Point
Death's Summons for Eugene L Brisby City Clerk
Eugene L Brisby former New Albany city clerk died at 6 am at St Edward s hospital after weeks of confinement following an operation for a complication of wiseness He was 42 and leaves a wife He survived by brother Frank Brisby and sisters Mrs Joesph Smith and Mrs Stella Treser He served as clerk after a 1902 Democratic election and had worked as deputy to Township Assessor William Bigler He was a member of Pawnee Tribe Red Men and Ivanhoe Lodge Knights of Pythias Funeral services are set for 2 pm tomorrow at his home 1516 East Oak Street.
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Eugene L. Brisby
New Albany
St. Edward's Hospital
Mary E. Brisby
Frank Brisby
Joesph Smith
Stella Treser
Democrats
William Bigler
Pawnee Tribe of Red Men
Ivanhoe Lodge
Knights of Pythias
East Oak Street
Assessments Listed for New Albany Corporations
The board of review detailed tax assessments for numerous New Albany based firms and entities. Notable figures include New Albany Water Company at 255000, Ice Company at 638000, National Banks totaling 463,? and several manufacturing and leather companies with varied valuations.
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Board of Review
Henry Kierner Furniture Company
New Albany Box and Breaker Company
New Albany Wall Planter Company
McLean Wins Demorest Gold Medal in Thaseo Oratory
Stuart McLean son of Mr and Mrs W A McLean 1200 East Main Street spent winter with grandparents at Tharso Canada and won a Demorest gold medal in a temperance oratorical contest at Thaseo The competition was held by the W O T U and he defeated many contestants for the top honor.
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Stuart McLean
W. A. McLean
East Mainstreet
Tharso
Canada
Demorest
Thaseo
W O.T.U
NERVOUS ATTACK CLAIMS LIFE OF Boston Shoe CO-OWNER Zollman
John L. Zollman a Boston Shoe Store partner died Saturday at 5 15 PM at his home 837 Bank Street after weeks of illness from nervous prostration. He was 36 a Harrison County native who lived in New Albany twenty years. He leaves a wife Emma Zinemeister son Leo and brothers Willard Edward and sisters Mrs Gossett Mrs Watson and Mrs Shafer. Funeral Tuesday at 2 80 PM at his in law’s home 1430 East Market Street with Rev Kaensier officiating.
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Elizabeth Shelton
John Shelton
East Sixth Street
St. Mary's Catholic Church
G. G. Borreis
John L. Zollman
Boston
Bank Street
Zollman
Harrison County
Willard Zollman
Edward Reilly
Denver
Emma Zinemeister
Leo
Willard
Edward Zallman
Louieville
East Market Street
E.G. Kaensier
German Evangelical Church
Death of Thomas Thompson After Montana Blizzard
Thomas Thompson died at his mother’s home in Louisville at age forty from bowel inflammation. He lost hands and feet in a Montana blizzard about three years ago and underwent amputation after exposure. Survived by his mother Mrs William Thompson a brother John W Thompson and sisters Mrs Otto Rady and Mrs J W Fiddler. Funeral Wednesday at 2 PM from his mother’s residence.
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Thomas Thompson
Montana
William Thompsos
West Spring Street
John W. Thompson
Otto Rady
J. W. Fiddler
Louvinville
Thompson
Voting Places for Republican Primary in City and New Albany
Voting places listed for each ward and neighboring areas for the June 25 1908 Republican primary from 1 to 8 pm. Addresses include East Market Street East Eighth Street Cedar Creek and Vincennes Street corners plus court house and rural precincts. Republicans 21+ eligible to vote with notices from M Bart Tohusman and Oscar O Baper. Also mentions liver and bowel health ad and a June 10 high school big debate, along with a Chicago Republican National Convention excursion on June 16 via Monon route.
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New Albany
City
Thoreday
East Market Street
Second
East Eighth Street
Oak and
Culberteen Avenue
Fifth Streets
Fourth
Court Hones
Fifth Ward
West Market Street
Old Hook and Ladder House
Eixth Ward
Seventh Streets
Seventh Ward
Ekin Avenue
Vinpennee Street
Vincennes Street
Silver Grove
Elio and
Incisne Avenues
Hankey’s
Corydon Pike
Six Mile
New Albany Township
M. Bart ToHusman
Rep
Oscar O. Baper
Death by self at mother's home shocks community
William A. MacPherson, 31, unmarried, fatally shot himself in bed at his mother Mrs. Emme MacPherson’s home at 509 West Market Street. He died at 7 a.m. After two hours, his body was discovered with powder burns on the pillow. He had been despondent in recent days but left no threats. He worked at the rolling mills and belonged to the Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers. Survived by his mother, brother Gay, and three sisters. Funeral services set for 2:30 p.m. tomorrow at the family residence.
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William A. MacPherson
Emme MacPherson
Weet Market Street
MacPherson
Carnegie Library
Rolling
Amalgamated Assocation of Iron and Steel Workers
Gay MacPherson
Aisteca
Méa
Emma Bottorff
Missea Josephine
Sallie MacPherson
Glenwoods whitewashes Springdales in Indianapolis game
The Glenwoods beat the Springdales 5 to 0 as McMonigle allowed four hits while Glenwoods pitchers yielded sixteen. Lloyd four, Williamson three, Adolph and Harper two apiece. Right fielder Cubitz starred with a one handed catch in the second.
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Glenwoods
Springdales
Indianapolis
McMonigle
Lloyd
Williamson
Adolph
Harper
Cubitz
Notice to Candidates on June 16 1908 Assessments
County central committee sets June 16 1908 as last day for Republican candidates to pay election expenses. By order of the committee M Bart Tevaman, Chairman Oscar O Raven, Secretary. Women Who Marry at Thirty Five notes a German doctor's view on older brides achieving matrimonial success.
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County Centralcommittes
M Bart Tevaman
Oscar O. Raven
London Lady's Pictorial
Republican Primary Election Notice for Floyd County
Notice of Republican primary election in Floyd County Indiana to nominate county and township tickets for November. Voting hours 1 to 8 p m on June 26 2008. Voting places to be announced later.
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Floyd County
Ind
Tavaman
Fairbanks Sees Chicago Convention Drift and Dignity
Vice President C W Fairbanks remains calm at his Indianapolis home as Chicago convention politics unfold. He has not contacted delegates by phone or wire and his allies handle his race prospects, with no intent to pursue a vice presidential bid.
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Indianapolis
C. W. Fairbanks
Chicago
North Meridian Street
Federal
Charles W. Fairbanks
Fairbanka
Seo
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Clothing Department
Voor
Walter B. Greed
State St
Stotsenburg
Attorneys AT Law
Hedden
Floyd, Clark Harrison, Crawford
Adjoining Counties
New Albany Steam Laundry Co
East Main Street
Spring St
Opera House
E-Mreera Et
Cumberland
Eure
Ribus
Official City Paper
Washington
Indiana
Ranabout
the Tribune
Ladies’ Hospital Club
St. Joseph’s Hall
Matilda McClintick
Benton McClintick
James Sorrel
Jantine Fogle
Drs. Davis
Biscoe
Hazlewood
Highland Country Club
Silver Halls
New Albany Court
Fairview Cemetery
Misa Mildred Lee Dryer
Thomas V. Straw
Our Lady of Zion Academy
Marshall, Mo
Altar Guild
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Evan Stoteenburg
O. W. McCord
Frank H Wilcox
Emil Kiel
Knights of Pythian
Park Christian Church
Odd Fellows
Hall
Bank and Market
Otelia Sinex
Walter Sinex
Chartres Street
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Frank Green
Board of Works
Circuit Court
Utz
Col. C. L. Jowett
Green
A. Dowling
Weathore
Clifford Beeler
Grand Theatre
Madison
J. B. Beeler
DEATH
St. Edward’s Hospital
I. F. Force Handle Company
Anchor Stove and Range Company
Hoosier Bowling Club
Kabler Company
Progress Tobacco Company
Todd Manufacturing Company
Hopkins Fertilizer Company
McDonald & Stockdell Company
Conrad & Kammerer Glue Company
Crosier Poultry Food Company
Zier Boiler and Sheet Iron Company
New Albany Athletic Association
Hoosier Brick Company
Hegewald Company
John Shrader Company
Phelps, Taylor Distributing Company
New Albany National Bank
Merchante National Bank
Second National Bank
New Albany Trust Company
Mutual Trust and Deposit Company
Hedden Dry Goode Company
Paul Rei
Corydon Plank Road
Pressed Brick Company
New Albany Manufacturing Company
Tadiana Venegering Company
New Albany Woolen Mill Company
Goetz, Coleman Company
George Moser Leather Company
Tadiana Leather Company
Earth Leather Company
Day Leather Company
New Albany Coal Company
Ohio Falls Iron Company
New Albany Veneering Company
Bupklen
Arnies Galve
Woolever
LeRaysvile
N.Y. Baskien
Asien
Dr. King
Obes. D
Biig
Monona
Monon
William
A. MacPherson
Jane
New Albany State
Rhodes
Louisville
Fairmont Park
Weaver
Reiss
Fall River
Mass
New England
Dusty Rhodes
Murray
Joone Daniel
The
Stars
Kewanee
Daniel
New Albany Athletics
Black Creeks
Athletics
Athletica
Murphy and
Powell and Jones
Addie Clegg
Jeffersonville
New Albany Browne
Englehardts
John Ray
New Albany Siacs
Charlestown
Iil
Eastern Illinois League
Fairbanks
Marion Club
Windy City
James P. Goodrich
Fred A. Sims
Carl Riddick
Goodrich
Mr. Sims
Riddick
Winamac
Rhody” Shiel
Minneapolis
Harrison
Bulletin
Rhody Shiel
Mr. Shiel
Powell Clayton
Arkansas
Mr. Ghiel
General Clayton
Harry
New
Republican National Committee
Paris
Bodden Block
Peter Klerner
Odd Drescors
Chitfeuiera Main
Bach, Thomas and Merkot Ste
Warww
Alhany
George B. Cardwill
Continental Connecticut National Union
Phoenix
Northwestern National
Milwaukee Mechanics
Giens Falls
Jurance
Prussian North River
Pearl and Market Streets
Pittsburg
E. T. Slider
Vieter
CERF
Jewelry and Novelty
Bazard Pearl
Near Main
A. Lindemann
East Market St
Glenwood Park
Glenwoods Vs. Royals
Cincinnati
Alexander Dowling
Pearl and
Market Streets
New Albany National Hank, Rapranee
Market Street
Beakeg
Reising’s
Paul Reising Brewing Co
GEO. H. Devol
E. Mela St
Comd
Fanes
Noetia
Ane
Charles L. Jewett
Charles 1. Iemete i Suvni0t
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