Haydn Male Chorus Concert At Maennerchor Hall
After a day of business patrons visit the Annex Pool Parlor at 228 Pearl Street Bet Market and Main. The Haydn Male Chorus will give a concert Friday evening March 20 at 8 PM at Maennerchor hall Administration 350. The club will be assisted by Mrs Eugene Walker soprano Miss Roe Roberta pianist Mr Wilbert Embs violin Mr John Weterson baritone Dr Noble Mitchell tenor. Spring opening of millinery Friday and Saturday afternoon and evening Miss Maude Roy 1608 East Oak Street.
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Pearl St
Bet
Market and Main
Haydn
Maennerchor Hall
Eugene Walker
Mise Roe Roberta
Wilbert Embs
John Weterson
Noble Mitchell
Local events and notices in February and March
The sewing women at the government depot were paid today for February services. Funeral for William Mack held at his Hardinebourg home. Haydn Male Chorus first concert tonight at Maen nerchor Hall. Rev Arthoc E. Whatham to lead Lenten service at St. Pauls tonight at 7:30. L. J. Parker from Louisville to relocate here with Prudential in a few days. Warren Coffer granted permit to build a 9500 cottage on North Second Street. W&F Fox to appoint Floyd county delegates for district convention likely unopposed. Stereopticon entertainment at Centenary M E church by women missionaries. Mrs. Theodore Stein of Salem to pursue temple with Knights of Pythias wives and sisters. Southern railway upgrading Corydon Junction trestle after fatal wreck. Sanderson Post, A R., sending delegation to state encampment at Kokomo May 18–21. Capt. J S Alexander of Bedford candidate for department commander. Edward Bullington discharged from hospital after injury from box car fall. Standard Bearers of Methodist youth societies to host Winifred Spaulding of Cincinnati at Trinity M E church. Henry Grant, colored boy, struck by Dr Wolfe’s car at Pearl and Market. minor injuries. B and C S W railroad weighing shale settling prospects in southern Indiana. shale over 100 feet thick in areas near this city and falls of the Ohio. Odd Fellows district meeting ongoing. Daughters of Rebekah and subordinate lodges on schedule. Mr. Graff presiding with E. Q. Hastings and H M. Kean in attendance.
Louisville suit filed for 1000 damages after March 10 collision
Jennie M Koch files another suit for 1000 damages against Louisville and Northern Railway and Lighting Co and B and O for injuries from a March 10 Daisy bridge car collision at Thirty first street. She alleges bruised body and sprained ankle with G H Heater as attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie M. Koch
Louisville and Northern Railway and Lighting Company
Thirty First Street
Miss Koch
G. H. Heater
Local Socials and Marriages Highlight Busy Week
Personal notices report Mica Grace Bradford improving after an operation at St Edward s hospital. Julia Schan hosts an 1817 Ekin Avenue dinner for Lillian Pitt, while Louisa Hartman returned from visits in New Orleans Mobile and Florida. Fannie and Katherine Scharf honor Lillian Pitt as she heads to Utah. Audrey Bullington returns to Bardinsburg from New Orleans. Kase Mounteath plans extended southern stay. Kate Hughes and daughter visit Panama Canal area. Benjamin Dean of this city and Pearl Fetzer of Corydon wed last night at Silver Grove. Walter Schuman and Nettie Boyd wed yesterday in this city. groom is S E W railway engineer. Morris Shedburn and Estelle O Coombe wed February 22 in Jeffersonville. bride daughter of W B Coombe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mica Grace Bradford
St. Edward's Hospital
Julia Schan
Ekin Avenue
Lillian Pitt
Louisa Hartman
New Orleans
Mobile
Points
Florida
Mise Audrey Bullington
Bardinsburg
Mise Kase Mounteath
South
Kate Hughes
Henry Payne
Panawa
Mre Hughes
Thomas Hughes
Benjamin Dean
Mies Pearl Fetzer
Corydon
James Dean
Silver Grove
A. and P Tea Company
Walter Schuman
North Vernon
Nettie L. Boyd
Danville
Ill
Justice Miz
Morris Shedburn
Louisville
Mise Estelle O. Coombe
Gall Street
Jefersonville
James
Keigwin
W. B. Coombe
W. A. Shadboro
Loulaville
Bargain in News Newspaper Subscription Offer
The New Albany Evening Tribune and Indianapolis Morning Star promote weekly six day delivery plans. Terms mention noon and morning delivery by carrier as a best home paper option. The message pitches combination subscriptions as unbeatable for readers today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Albany Evening Tribune
Indianapolis
Bee the Tribune
The
Star
Heavy Breached Sheets and Seamless Sheets Sale Notice
One lot 94 heavy breached sheets at 60 cents each with four per customer. One lot 81x80 thick ig sheets at 68 cents each, marked down from 60 cents. One lot extra fine seamless sheets full 81x90 inches at 68 cents each, originally 50 cents. Don't delay come tomorrow.
City Burglar Ring Cracks Under Police Confessions
Charles Mucker aged nineteen George Gaent and Harrison Osanady all colored boys confessed to a three month spree of burglaries in the city after police sweating process. They will be arraigned tomorrow in circuit court as officers praise the capture and confession that likely ends the reign of terror among homeowners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Mucker
George Gaent
Harrison Osanady
Macker
Joseph H. Kraft
George Earhart
East Market Street
Guest
Canady
Kraft
Spence
Ebrhart
McCulloch
Fees
McLaughlin
Mucker
Usnady
Frank Canvey
Eset Elm Street
Nicholas Bettinger
Fourteenth Street
River
John Webnser
Vincennes Street
Carrie Geisler
Spring
Fourth Street
Jacob Zinsmeister
George W. Case
West Seventh
East Spring Street
Gustave Kiel
East Third
Fourth Streets
New Albany Milling Company
State
Elim Streets
Pied Brazil
Pearl Street
John Brosker
Eleventh
Spring Streets
Frank Siseloff
Thomas and
Elm Streets
Louia Sieveking
Jona Shine
Kent Fogish Treat
Edward QO. Kannapel
East Oak Street
George Mitchell
Andrew Zipp
Locust Street
Robert Smith
Edward Gaines
Division Street
William Reeves
West Main Strees
D. W. Lewis
Culbertson Avenue
Stalker Brothére
Vidcennes Street
Frank Y. McCullough
East
Oneater Terry
Sinex
Truman
Arnica Balm Sold At Local Drug Store
A testimonial from Mr E E Chamberlain of Clinton Maine praises Backlen's Arnica Balm for piles chapped hands and a healing pore with no scar. available for 24 cents at Chas D Knopfel's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E E Chamberlain
Clinton
Maine
Backlen
Arnica Balve
Chas
Knopfel
Tax Officials Hear State Tax Commissioner onsent on Property Assessment
State Tax Commissioner John O. Wingate spoke at the Crawfordville court house on assessing property and collecting taxes. He urged assessors to enforce the law on personal property, stressing timely delinquent tax collection and noting 1906 state collections reached 9 percent of total. Floyd county’s abate was 962,831. He warned of state backing for county tax campaigns and the need to pursue foreclosures under law.
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John O. Wingate
Crawfordaville
Floyd County
Coloe
Funeral for Me W Newbarger at 630 East Main Street
The Commercial Club of New Albany notes the sudden death of Samuel W Newbarger at his White House dry goods store. He died of heart disease around 9 yesterday morning. Interment is at Adash Jeraci cemetery in Lonie ville. The club expresses sympathy to his family and urges newspapers to publish this memorial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Me . W. Newbarger
White Hones Dry Goode
Eest Main Street
Adash Jeraci
Lonieville
Newburger
Commercial Club
New Albany Commercial Club
Samuel W. Newbarger
Newbarger
New Albany
Club
Newberger
Hueband
Fourth Street Dodgers Organize Ball Club for Season
The Fourth Street Dodgers formed for the season with solid baseball material and open to challenges. The New Albany Browns face the Black Cats as their first opponents, with plans to hear from 17 year old teams. The New Albany Black Osts, champions in the Falls cities for two years, return stronger with most of last year’s lineup and new talent.
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Fourth Street Dodgers
New Albany Browns
Black Cats
Ror
New Albany Black Osts
Falls
G Proctor
T. Me. Dogely
F. Hennies
0. Hamilton
W. Rady
O. Gough
O. Burger
J. Larkins
E Endrie
Local basketball title duel Arrows vs Gang decides season
Last game of the season features a likely championship clash between the Arrows and the Gang with both teams confident. An extra game will follow to crown the hot championship, with admission set at ten cents for both sessions.
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Arrows
Gang
Louisville
Forum
Obas
Lehman
Carl Nentgel
Gua Weinmay
Jogisville
Mosera
Trayth
Davis
Fivrey
M O. A
Dix
Ous-Helf
Fragmented dialogue excerpt from tattered text
A mangled passage features characters Mia and Olgiri in awkward critique of female writers. The dialogue hints at gender expectations and the belief that good literary work comes only after a woman reaches thirty five, with comments on when she might write table articles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iltarto
Olagiri
Olgiri
March on Chicago Boosts Fairbanks Support from Indianapolis
Indianapolis reports five hundred uniform marchers led by a 100-member drum and bugle corps will travel to Chicago by special train in June to back Vice President Fairbanks for the presidency. The effort includes plans by Joseph Minturn and the Marion club to recruit beyond its ranks.
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Indianapolis
Drum and Bugle Corps
Chicago
Fairbanks
Convention City
Joseph Minturn
Marion Club
J. Pink Hall
Unclear historical text fragment about place names and landmarks
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Ketek Ketch and public road junctions near Tyhack and Raysuntey with Edgware roads, a manor ground, and a housebreaker in a tumbrel. Details are incomplete and names may be garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dack Ketek
Jack Ketch
Tyhack
Raysuntey
Edgware
First Actor-I am Quandary Reported
A fragmented note describes an odd engagement involving an actor and a well known figure. The text hints at a hoisted event and a looming equation or deadline, with unclear details and names obscured by the damaged source.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kenton System
Kirschbaum
George B. Cardwill
Rotary Public
Spring St
Opera House
Kee Hardware
Ua. Goode
Walter B. Greed
Howe
Ts. Comb
State St
New Albany ‘Steam Laundry Co
East Main Street
Cumberland
Jovea Aibum
Official City Paper
Washington
Indiana
William Mack
Hardinebourg
Arthoc E. Whatham
St Peters’a Church
St. Paul’s Church
L. J. Parker
Prudential Insurance Company
Thie City
Warren Coffer
Short
North Second Street
Market Street
Monon Railway
Zenor
Centenary M. E. Church
Women’s Missionary Society
Theodore Stein
Pythian Sisters
Salem
Knights of Pythias
Southern Railway Company
Corydon Junction
Edward Bullington
Southern Railway
Marengo
Methodist
Winifred Spaulding
Cincinnati
Trinity M E. Church
Henry Grant
Pearl and
Market Streets
H. O
B.& C.8. W. Railroad Company Company
Ohio River
Odd Fellows
Daughters of Rebekah
Mr. Graff
H M. Kean
Dublia County
Missea Fannie
Katherine Scharf
Mise
Utah
Hedden Dry Goods Co
Gane
Wingate
S. W. Newbarger
State Library
Thebrary
Robi. W. Miera
Romi
Bo Y Thomas Taggart
Bryan
Penver
Charlies W. Miller
Goshen
Fa Wat
Eds Jongieselaces
Pet Tevortio
Beix
William 3. Faylor
Hugh T. Miller
Columbus
Marion County
Wiliam L. Taylor
Peis
Dollera
New Albany National Bank
Pearl and Market
Stawford
A. Lindemann
East Market St
Page’s Hotel
Wm. Mr
Schlesser
Indianapolis and _ Couleville Traction Company
Belgiogr
Sessa
A Anderson
Genera
Cumberis
Hoffman
Pittsbere
Jellicg
St. Bernard Mining Co
Con. D. Walker
Paris & Trusty
Attorneys At Law
Redden Bloch State and Market Streets
Stetnenburg
Weathers Attorneys AT Law
SY Hedden Rice
Growvera
Sdjotsing
W.va
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