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Newspaper
New Albany Evening Tribune
Location
New Albany, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1908
Page
4
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The Retail Grocers Association holds a meeting tonight. St Mary’s Academy closing exercises tonight and tomorrow at St Joseph’s ball. Boone Redens licensed to practice dentistry in the county. Dusty Park netting down by firemen. Fire alarm from box 35 due to a roof blaze at Shelby Walker’s Easy Street house. City Clerk Short granted permit to Harriet Hewitt to repair East Spring street home for 1000 dollars. Helpers Union of Advent Christian church hosts ice cream social tonight at Peter Werner’s Morton avenue. Addie Hawley sues William T. Hawley for divorce for cruel treatment. Eula Webb arrested for street begging. turned over to Probation Officer Kraft. Will Crosby and John Crawford arrested for fighting at Pearl and Main. Delegates arrive for Tri Kapps state convention. banquet at Seelbach’s. sessions at High School tomorrow. Flora Monney sues Robert Monney for divorce. married 1900, separated after alleged assault. Funeral of E Henry Meyer at German Evangelical church. burial at Fairview. Funeral of Mrs W O Milliman from parental home. burial at Fairview. Friendship Lodge of Knights of Pythias elect officers: Master of Work John Hargrave, Chancellor Commander John O Short, etc. Mrs A E McCardy’s music class closes with recital. honors to Gertrude Allen, Barbara Husson, Florence Sage, Martha Zier. diplomas from Rev B F Onto. Program includes Rosie Zaring et al. performers listed.
A reader from LeRaysville New York recounts a twenty year health cure credited to Buoklen's Arnioa Salve. The note touts the salve as healing bleeds fog pikes wounds and other ailments in minimal time.
In Floyd county Indiana Prosecuting Attorney McIntyre Sheriff Sittason and Chief McCulloch pledge to shut down illegal poolrooms and break up gambling rings linked to Louisville. They deny collusion and promise investigations, raids, and grand jury action while noting ongoing tensions with riverfront gamblers and local authorities.
Dr. and Mrs. Needham report the death of James L. Hastett a Hearne Texas resident native of this city in an automobile accident at his Hearne home. Details are not yet known and the exact cause remains undetermined. Hastett about forty three was a cousin of Mrs Needham and engaged in a hearing business in Hearne where he had lived for years. He was son of James Hastett eighty six and the family’s last survivor.
Republican primary election to be held in Floyd County Indiana on Thursday June 26 1908 from 1 to 8 o clock p m for the purpose of nominating a candidate for the party. The notice outlines polling details.
Chief G W McCulloch Sheriff A Bilisson and Prosecuting Attorney G B McIntyre went to the Kingston pool room on the river road yesterday after noon and found the place deserted. They reported the telephone disconnected and no sign of operation as race returns were received.
New Albany Commandery No 5 Knights Templar honored BE Charles Day newly elected Indiana grand commander at Lake Winona. A reception at Maenovercher Hall featured a presentation of a ivory-handled gold-mounted sword and scabbard with emblems, a luncheon, dancing, and greetings from Sir Knights and ladies.
The Terpsichorean Club entertained at 1696 Dewey Street hosted by Miss Marguerite Hardy. Honors went to Miss Helen Bly from Pottstown, Miss Helen Stott of Indianapolis, and Miss Margaret Jewett of Biloxi. A lawn picnic and luncheon followed with a slumber party for club members.
Borets Bridges of Locieville sues Gorge D. Todd and Laura Todd for 28000 damages alleging a partnership to control Todd Manufacturing and false representations about the company. Bridges invested 24000 in stock and seeks residence property of George Todd as collateral. Attorneys Jawatt and Jewett represent the plaintiff.
The Republican primary to select township nominees is held this afternoon. Boxes opened in wards at o clock and will close at 8 o clock. For treasurer the candidates are Oliver L. Emery Thomas B. Lave and John S. Mann. For assessor the candidates are John A. Hinds and Moses L. Jackson. Voters urged to cast ballots. Saloons closed until polls close.
Amalgamated Association members in the city follow Pittsburg talks between union committees and iron manufacturers. Joseph Grandidier travels to Pittsburg to attend the conference amid rumors Republic Iron and Steel may seek a 33 percent cut, with no official statement yet.
Voting locations listed for the Republican primary on Thursday June 25 1908 from 1 to 8 pm in all city wards and New Albany township. Polls include East Market Street Oak and Culbertson Avenue and court house sites with precincts at Vincennes Street Silver Grove and Six Mile Switch among others. All Republicans aged twenty one before November eligible to vote.
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