Sunday May 10 Special Train and Local Listings
Sunday May 10 schedule announces a special train from Seventh Street Union Depot at 8:00 a.m. and Bridge Station Jeffersonville at 8:10 a.m. Tickets available at city ticket office 250 4th Ave and at depots S J Gates Genl Agt For Rest Cottage house. Also notices for a sale piano at 514 East Spring Street and a flat water and gas offering at 420 West First Street.
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Seventh Street Union Depot
Bridge Station
Jeffersonville
City Ticket Office
4Th Ave
S.J. Gates
Genl. Agt
Local church convention and city notices in Corydon
The Christian churches of the Fourteenth Indiana district plan their annual convention in Corydon on May 21 and 22. Local reports note streetcar park improvements, new Louisville and Northern Railway cars on the Charlestown line slated to cut rooning time, legal filings include admin and guardianship actions, and several deaths and funeral arrangements with ties to Corydon and nearby towns.
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The
Christian Churches of the
Fourteenth Indiana District
Corydon
Louisville and Northern Railway Company
Charlestown
Mayor urged to halt sewer discharge into Ohio River
John 8 McDonald, of the Commercial Club, warns Louisville sewerage discharge threatens New Albany waterworks. He urges Mayor Jacob Best to protest the Ohio River pollution, notify state health officials, and seek swift action to prevent possible epidemics. Dr. King’s New Life Pills touted at end of letter.
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Jacob Best
John 8. McDonald
The
Commercial Club
Louisville
New Albany
McDonald
Tod
Sir
Commissioners of Sewerage of
Portland
Ohio River
Thiu
Joan Ss. McDonald
Commercial Club Committee
Dr. King
Chas. D. Knoefel
Personal notes and visits touch many local lives
George Wetter of Newark visits relatives here. W. H. Miller and son Ollie return from French Lick Springs. Osrl Groener of Chicago comes for sister Matilda Groener's death. Mrs Eatelle Brinkley returns from Detroit. Henry Miller and Maggie Schmitt wed in city. Trent Bates and Bernice Haddleton visit after Kan. wedding. Bank president Earl Gwin and Frank Shrader travel to Indianapolis for grand jury duty. County officials join witnesses there as well. Weissenberger family guests from Wis. and Arcadia. Rev. F Starbird praises Booklen's Amnion Salve, sold by Obas D. Knopfel’s drug store.
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W. H. Miller
Ollie
Silver Grove
French Lick Springs
William 8. Newberger
Commercial Club
Osrl Groener
Chicago
Matilda Groener
Eatelle Brinkley
Detroit
Mich
Emory L Fora
Henry Miller
Maggie Schmitt
Louisville
W. M. Miz
Trent ‘Bates
Mise Bernice Haddleson
Larwanda
Kan
Mia
W. W. Bates
Earl 8. Gwin
Second National Bank
Frank L. Shrader
Indianapolis
United States Grand Jury
W. F. Rooff
E. B. Martin
B. F. Welker
O. Heimberger
Philip Weisenberger
Rudy
Waumandees
Wis
P. Weissenberger
Arcadia
Frank Weissenberger
State Street
Messrs. Weissenberger
Lanceville
Wisconsin
Gymnastic Carnival to Feature Top Acts Next Thursday
A major gymnastic exhibition is planned at the Y M C A next Thursday night. Ten German Tap ers from Louisville will perform on horizon tal and parallel bars. Bergen Brothers and Parsons will display tumbling. Indian clubs jugglers electric club swinging Roman ladder poses sparring and wrestling will be shown. Goose and bear stunts add humor. Admission is 25 cents adults 15 cents for students.
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Louisville
Bergen Brothers
Parsons
City plans work on post office street with federal reimbursement
Terre Haute board of public works cites an act to improve Spring Street in front of the post office and seeks reimbursement from the treasury. Indiana ceded exclusive jurisdiction over the federal site, shielding the project from state or municipal ordinances and blocking any street improvement regulation on the post office property.
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Barber Asphalt ¢ Company
Spring Street
City Treasury
Board of Public Works
Terre Haute
Treasury Department
Washington
Yeaterday
Indiana
United States
Memorial Day Exercises for Pawnee and Tribes of Red Men
The program for memorial day at Fairview cemetery includes hymns by the German Evangelical church choir, prayers by Rev. E G Kuepzler, a short address by Michael O Thornton, the roll of the dead, dove delivery, and a benediction by Rev. Mr. Kuerzier with music and speakers from the Kentucky chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Lee Page
Great Acchem
Kentucky
Mr. Kuerzier
Silver Grove Voter Increase Evident in New Albany Suburb
Silver Grove, an eastern suburb of New Albany, shows growth with 34 more voters in two years. Voter lists totaled 197 in a recent sixty day poll from 163. School enrollment also rose for ages six to twenty one, and residents claim births reflect continued growth.
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Silver Grove
New Albany
Unknown Dead to be Honored at Memorial Exercises
The Sanderson Post No 191 G A R will hold annual memorial exercises at the national soldiers cemetery on Ekin avenue in May. Estimates show 163,103 unidentified soldiers lie in national cemeteries, numbers nearly matching the known dead, per the House and Quartermaster General report.
Indiana Democrats Plot Victory Over Republicans in 1904
In Indianapolis the Indiana Democratic state committee met to plan a campaign against the Republicans. Thomas R. Marshall led speeches urging organization and a strong precinct effort while party leaders signaled a tough, tariff focused race and prep for Denver duties at the national convention.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Grand Hotel
John E. Lamb
Terre Haute
Thomas R. Marshall
Stokes Jackson
John W. Kern
Lamb
W. H. O’brien
James Cox
Columbus
Jackson
Democratic State Committee
Marshall
Watson
State Committee
Denver
Interstate Commerce Agency probes Kentucky and Indiana Bridge Co.
ICC representatives to take evidence today in Indianapolis in the Indiana Rail Road Commission case alleging rate discrimination against New Albany shippers. The complaint followed a city visit and seeks action against the Kentucky and Indiana Bridge Company.
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Indianapolis
Interstate Commerce Commission
Indiana Railreed Commission
Kentucky and Indiana Bridge Company
New Albany
Kentucky and Indiana
Will probated for Margaret Korb estate
The will of Margaret Korb was filed for probate. She leaves to her husband Jacob Korb remainders of the estate and trust for the sons John J. and George O. Korb, to end at his death, plus specific legacies to daughters Katie Korb Louise Gaebel and Mary Frank. Executors named are John J. and George O. Korb. A codicil dated August 24, 1894 adjusts real property bequests and is witnessed by F A Pencington and O D Kelso.
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Margaret Korb
Jacob Korb
John. J
George O. Korb
Renal
Katie Korb
Calberte
Avenue
Louise Gaebel
Elm Street
Mary Frank
Plat
John J. Korb
Weat Spring Street
Coate
John J
John Newhouse
Charles D. Kelso
West Second Street
Modes of the Moment in Spring Fashion
The Brooklyn Eagle describes spring coats with long backs and cling, heavier embroidery in gold and white on the waist, plain skirts, and tall narrow brims. Silhouettes emphasize long low drooping shoulders and shoulder tape effects, with future trends of platform hats and large bouquet plumes noted.
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Brooklyn Eagle
Rich live fast says Chancellor Day
A collection of brief, witty quips from various papers commenting on wealth and lifestyle. The Baltimore Sun notes the rich do not live long in effect, while the Dallas News and others offer humorous, sometimes pointed takes on technology, taxation, and social habits.
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Chancellor Day
Baltimore Sun
New York
Dallas News
Washington Herald
Florida Times-Union
Canada
Philadelphia Inquirer
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Seling
Ting
GEO. H. Devol
Main St
Cumb
Stotsenburg
Attorneys AT Law
Hedden
State
Marke
Pnp
Floyd, Clark Garrison
Crawford
Adjoining Counties
New Albany Steam Laundry Co
East Main Street
Spring St
Opera House
Het
Pearl and State
National
Cumberland
Official City Paper
Indiana—Fair
Cottage House
Inquirers
Eaat Spring Street
Highland
Janes H. Mitchem
Estate of
Charity Mitchem
Mary Lamb
Earl Hollowell
Owen Hatch
Charles Hatch
American Car and Foundry Company
Clark
Floyd
Sarah L. Miller
Barber Asphalt Company
Traction Company
Cecil Wright
Marion Wright
Bertrand, Neb
United States Navy
Shanghai
China
Bertrand
Napoleon B. Wilson
Oakland City
Larne County
Bedford, Salem
Bedford and Salem
Loninville
Carnegie Library
E.G. Ward
Frank Ward
Southern Railway
Evaneville
Carl Ward
L. and N
Belleville
Ill
Ward
David M. Russell
Kane
East Spring Street
Russell
Thirty-first
Indiana Regiment
Booch Jones
Sittason
Daly
Jones
Ad. Reinhardt
Gwin
Fairview Cemetery
West
George Wetter
This City
Newark, N.J
F. Starbird
East Raymond
Maine
Booklen
Obas
D. Knopfel
Gymnastic
Uncle Sam
Tamina Day
K. and I. Bridge Company
New Albany National Bank
Pearl and Market Sts
George B. Cardwill
Binlding
Sotary Public
Albapy
Floyd County Bank
Vincesnes Streets
Amoak
Agitaret
Mar
Pearl ST
Strongest Fire Insurance Agency
Continental Connecticut National Union
Phoenix
Northwestern
Milwaukee Mechanics
Fairmont Park
New Albany Stars
Owensboro
Bowling Green
Pocahontas
PHONE
Victor Talking Machines
CERF
Jewelry and Novelty
Main
Glenwood Park
Ohio Falls
Vic Levett
Glenweeds
Cincinnati Gymn
Pittsburg
E. T. Slider
Hasmoremith
Poemone
He & Monsa
Peter Kigrner
Heddon Ih
Paes
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