Lost Knight Templar charm appeal near city streets
Notice printed by the official city paper offers a reward for the return of a Lost-Knight Templar charm between Thomas and Ekin avenues and East Eleventh and Spring streets. Respond to 322 Eleventh Street via W H Padgett notary public real estate and insurance.
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Thomas
Ekin
East Eleventh and
Spring Streets
322 Eleventh Street
W. H. Padgett
Vincennes Street
Sherman Named Vice President Nominee at Republican Convention
Special to Tribune Chicago June 19 James Schoolcraft Sherman of Utica New York was nominated for vice president at 11 30 am. Delegates backed Sherman with 816 votes while Murphy Guild and Sheldon trailed with 77 76 and 10 votes respectively as the convention adjourned sine die.
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Chicago
James Schoolcraft Sherman
Utica
N. Y
Sherman
Murphy
New Jersey
Guild
Massachusetts
Sheldon
Nebraska
West Virginia
Fairbanke
Local Tribune subscription offer for summer readers
A notice promotes subscribing to the Tribune during summer vacation with daily letters mailed to the subscriber’s address for 10 cents per week.
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the Tribune
Divorces Granted in Multiple Cases in Clark Court
James S Emery and Rebecca Emery divorced on abandonment. Carrie A Reibel and Joseph H Reibel divorced for failure to provide and abandonment. Mre Julia L Bochart divorce from Michael Bochart for failure to provide. Civil actions include Martha Ebringer v Sarah D McKean with 2000 dollar judgment and appeal noted. Funeral and church notices follow. Public school events and local incidents listed.
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Carrie A. Reibel
Joseph H. Reibel
Julia L. Bochart
Michael Bochart
Clark Circuit
Martha Ebringer
Sarah D. McKean
Supreme Court
Indictment Hands Down in Local Grand Jury Session
The grand jury returned two indictments and was discharged. One target, Atreus Parker, colored, pleaded guilty to stealing trading stamps from Chris Helm's Grocery at West Flint and Spring streets, receiving a reformatory sentence of one to eight years, disfranchisement for three years, and a $50 fine. The second indictment remains unrevealed as the accused is not yet arrested. No indictments were retained related to a recent bar fight at the east end.
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Atreus Parker
Chris Helm
West Flint
Spring Streets
Jeffersonville
Baro
East End
Old Officers Re elected at New Albany and Paoli Turnpike Meet
The annual meeting at Merchants National Bank re elected directors Newland T. DePauw Robert W. Morris Charlee W. DePauw J K Woodward Samuel B. Kerr J H Fawcete and Isaae P. Leyden Leyden long serving superintendent plans retirement next year while board keeps him as secretary chief officers named N T DePauw president and J H Fawcett treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Albany and Paoli Turnpike Company
Merchants National Bank
Newland T. DePauw
Robert W. Morris
Charlee W. DePauw
J. K Woodward
Samuel B. Kerr
J. H. Fawcete
Isaae P. Leyden
Leyden
N. T. DePauw
J. H. Fawcett
Green Trading Stamp Day at Local Store
Store launches Green Trading Stamp Day with special bargains on Saturday June 20. 50 dozen athletic shirts and ribbed drawers offered at 100 per item. With every five dollars spent on dresses and skirts customers receive Green Stamps valued at 1000. Ladies and umbrellas included in stamp bonus. Visitors receive a full page of stamps.
Fight Leaves Carpenter Slashed by Pillar in Louisville
William Carpenter, a white city resident, was slashed on the back by Levi Pillar, a Black Louisvillian, around 11 pm on Spring Street between Bank and Third. Pillar fled toward Louisville after the attack. Carpenter received stitches from Dr. R. Brown and police investigate the incident.
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William Carpenter
Levi Pillar
Louisville
Pillar
Carpenter
Bank
Third Streets
R. Brown
Newspaper agents form protection pact over unpaid subscriptions
City newspaper agents organize to block credit to patrons with unpaid bills and plan a shared ledger of debtors. Officers include President W H Widman, Secretary Harry Albert, Treasurer Ernest Canter, and board members from several papers. Bucklen's Arnica Salve ad discusses a 20 year health claim and ointment availability.
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Que
W.H. Widman
Evening Post
Harry Albert
Courier Journal and Times
Ernest Canter
Herald
Henry Klose
Ledger
M. B. Thurman
Tritone
J. H. McQuiddy
Courier Journal
Tony Kremer
Enquirer
Shrine event and excursion tickets售St Paul
St Paul Minnesota travelers offered round trip rail fare of 21 dollars to Saint Paul and return. Tickets go on sale July 10 11 12 and 6 July. Shrine nobles meeting at St Paul with sales agent Raxas handling information by phone.
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Annaosl
St. Paui
Mira
The
Monon Roste
Ss. Paul
Suly
Guellimis
Jeck
Raxas
Agt
Castle Jordan Tie The Knot In Silver Grove Home
Mr Carl H Oastle and Miss Mildred B Jordan were married at the bride’s parents home at 1906 Beater Street Silver Grove. The Rev P L Sweaney officiated in a ceremony attended by friends and relatives with Hazel Castle playing the wedding march. The groom is a bookkeeper for United Gas and Electric in Jeffersonville and the couple will set up home on the interurban line between the city and Jeffersonville.
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Carl H. Oastle
Mise Mildred BE. Jordan
Parente
Charles Jordan
Beatertreet
Silver Grove
P. L. Sweaney
Advent Christian Church
Misa Hazel Castle
Misa Estella Horley
Will Lapp
Castle
United Gas and Electric Company
Jeffersonville
Mission Address at Salem June meeting by Miss Nan Neat
The Christian Women's Board of Missions held its annual June meeting at Salem last Tuesday. Miss Nan Ashton Neat, state superintendent of junior work, gave an address praising missionary training for children and the mother and members of the society. She commended Salem’s javior society as the best in the district and noted its support for one missionary. The talk was well received and attendees later met her socially.
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Christian Women’s Board of Missions
Salem
Nan Ashton Neat
Mise Neat
Javior Society of
Knoefel to Attend Indiana Pharmaceutical Convention Week
Charles D Knoefel will travel Monday to Lake Wawasee for the Indiana Pharmaceutical Association annual convention accompanied by Mrs Knoefel. He is entered in several events including potato race 100 yard dash sack race barrel race quiet pitching tab race and a pie eating contest.
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Charles D. Knoefel
Lake Wawasee
Indiana Pharmaceutical Association
Knoefel
Oporta
Voting Places for Republican Primary Open 1 to 8 P M
The Republican primary voting places for the city wards and New Albany township are set for Thursday June 25 1908 from 1 to 8 p m. Locations include 1507 East Market in Ward 1 East Eighth Street between Oak and Culbertson for Ward 2 416 East Market between Fourth and Fifth for Ward 3 the court house for Ward 4 West Market between Fires and Second for Ward 5 Vincennes Street areas in Ward 6 and precincts 28 and 7 school houses for Lower New Albany Hankey’s on Corydon Pike and Six Mile Switch No. 1 school house. Polls open at 1 p m and close at 8 p m. All residents who reach 21 before November 1 are eligible to vote.
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New Albany
City
Thoresday
East Market Street
Second
East Eighth Street
Oak and
Culbertson Avenue
Third
Fourth
Fifth Streets
Court House
Fifth
Sifth
West Market Street
Seventh Ward
Vincennes Atreet
Vincennes Wrest
Silvey
Grove
Ekin
Indiene
Lower
Hankey's
Corydon Pike
Soheel House
Mrs Harry New Manages Ticket Scramble During Chicago Visit
Indianapolis reports show Mrs Harry New handling national convention ticket requests at Captain New's Annex suite. She challenged a pair of Indiana girls seeking orders without proof their tickets belonged to them. Thomas Taggart and others discussed Denver plans but no nominations were set.
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Indianapolis
Chicago
Harry New
Ben
Captain New
Annex
Indiana
Mrs. New
Thomas Taggart
Democratic National Committee
Hitchcock “Roadroller
Denver
Taggart
Democratic National Convention Excursion Tickets Offered
The Monon route will sell excursion tickets to Denver for the Democratic National Convention from July 1 and 2. Travel and return fare is 35.20 with final limit July 17. Information via telephone number 30. J F. Kaubes, Agent.
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Denver
Col
Monon
Sandiand
J F. Kauies
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Clothing Department
Repo Lima
Walter B. Greed
Stotsenburg & Weathers Attorneys AT Law
Hedden
Floyd, Clark , Crawford
Counties
New Albany Steam Laundry Co
East Main Street
Spring St
Opera Bonse
Eafe
Cumberland Prone
Official City Paper
Tsather
Washington
Kremer
Tarser & Lyle
Republican Party
Taft
Tribune
Jamess. Emery
Rebecca Emery
Silver Hills
Milton A. Jordan
Thirty-eighth
Indiana Regiment
Corydon
Noble Rice Best
First Presbyterian Church
Ansa Bache
St. Mary's Catholic Church
G. G. Borrels
St Mary’s Cemetery
Clark
Martha Snead
Traction Company
John C. Wolfe
Shelby Street
E G. Kuenzler
German Evangelical Church
Fairview Cemetery
Smvll
Holy Trinity School
Sisters of Providence
Okra Tyree
Beco
Presbyterian
French Lick Springs
Clinton Rodman
Eva Beichlein
Evanoville
Houghland
Evanaville
Rodman
Pigeon Creek
Floyd Eventy
Ind
Grand Jury
Turnpike Company
Dr. King
Ohbas D. Knopfel
Bncklen
Woolever
LaRayevile
N.Y
Obes. D. Knopfel
St. Paul, Minn
Return
Castle-Jordan
Bride
William Deming
George Riddle
Charles Osstle
Harold Jordan
Jobo Jordan
Florence Buckley
Richard Lapp
Jobo Wilcox
Miseee Mary Harvey
Margaret Riddie
Rebecca Heese
Alma Kern
Edith Thurman
Missionary Society
the Tribune CO
George B. Cardwill
Fice
Nyeqry Public
MKW
Albany
Cleveland
Glenweeds
Huandsreda
Albsny National Bank
NEW Albany National Bank
Pearl and Market Streets
Pittsburg
E. T. Slider
OUR
Victor
Cerp’s
A. Lindemann
East Market St
GEO. H. Devol Stonesa
Main St
Ors Bansco
Peter Klerner
Chittentera Waite
Knot
Ste
New Alhany
Ana Cle Toepey, Lew
Reese
Isdee
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