Lost or Stolen Female Scotch Terrier
Lost or stolen female Scottish terrier described as white with a black spot on the back end and black ears. Finder should notify 802 West Market Street.
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West Market Street
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Newspaper
New Albany Evening Tribune
Location
New Albany, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1908
Page
4
Death of Judge Jacob Herter Floyd Circuit Judge Dies at 66
Judge Jacob Herter longtime Floyd county legal figure dies at 6 pm from a paralytic stroke suffered the prior day at his home 42 East Fifth Street. The German born editor and lawyer aged sixty six served as city attorney 1875 77 and Floyd circuit judge 1892 98. He is survived by his wife and children Martin Gustave Henry Mary Katie Annie and Miss Herter with funeral set for Thursday at 2 30 pm under Odd Fellows auspices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Herter
Floyd County
East Fifth Street
Judge Herter
Germany
Harrison County
Henry Herter
Mary
Katie
Annie Herter
Martin Herter
Indianapolis
Gustave Herter
Detroit
Evansville
G. H. Heater
New Albany Lodge
No. 1
German Evangelical Church
Odd Fellows
Obituary and Local Notices From Jeffersonville Area
The body of Mrs Lillian B Nobie was taken to Henryville for interment at Mountain Grove cemetery. Several local figures suffer injuries from accidents while community events and outings are planned including a summer camp on Silver Creek and a patriotic service at Trinity Methodist church. Mrs Hattie E Bishop, mother of O A Bishop, died in Houston Maine aged seventy and to be buried in Indianapolis Greenwood cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Lillian B. Nobie
Henryville
Mountain Grove Cemetery
J. H. Kraft
G. H. Pennington
Silver Grove
City
Silver Creek
Trinity Methodist Church
Trinity Men
W. A. Pierson
O A. Prosser
O B. McLian
Trinity Church
Beauchamp
Hattie E. Bishop
O. A. Bishop
South Street
H. E. Kimball
Houston
Maine
Honiton
Falla
Indianapolis
Greenwood Cemetery
Mr. Bishop
Barber Asphalt wins city street repair contract at 1.74 per sq yd
Barber Asphalt Company secured a contract to repair street holes at a price of 1.74 per square yard, being the sole bidder. In Indianapolis Western Construction Company won a similar patch job at 66 cents per square yard, with multiple firms competing, about two thirds lower than in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barber Asphalt Company
Indianapolis
Western Construction Company
Indiana health officers to inspect filtration plant system
About 25 to 30 state health officers will travel to Indianapolis this week for a second inspection of the Indianapolis Water Company filtration plant. A prior visit, with Dr J N Hurty and H E Barnard, revisaried filtration methods. Barnard urges filtration as sole defense against waterborne disease and favors sealing private wells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Water Company
Indiana Health Officers’ School
J. N. Hurty
State Board of Health
H. E. Barnard
J. H Breweter
State Board
Harty
Barnard
Brewater
Ciisee
Floyd Circuit Court Adjourns in Memory of Judge Jacob Alerter
The Floyd circuit court adjourned until Friday out of respect for Judge Jacob Alerter of the Floyd county bar. A memorial committee of Attorneys Dowling, Rrotaenburg, and Hester was appointed to prepare a memorial to be read in open court next Monday and spread on the circuit records. Remarks were made by Gol, Charles L., Jewett, George Md., Hester, and Sones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd
Jacob Alerter
Floyd County
Alexander Dowling
Evan B Rrotaenburg
George H. Hester
Gol
Charles L
Jewett
George Md. Hester
Jobs. Sones
Graduates Listed by Township For Upcoming Commencements
Graduates from Franklin Georgetown Greenville Lafayette New Albany townships named for May and June commencements. Fr iday June 6 Embury Chapel hosts Franklin graduates led by Levi Ferrell and Nova Mosier. Georgetown plans May 23 at Methodist Church with Rev. Beck delivering address. New Albany hosts May 29 at Educational Hall with Fred Schroe der and Mary Scheller among graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy L. White
Franklin Township
Levi Ferrell
Harvey Wolfe
Edna G. Hickman
Nellie Campbell
Alda Farussey
Eldora Evans
Nova Mosier
Martin Truesdell
Jeace Speigelbauer
Roy Tuorner
Jane
Embury Chapel
Georgetown Township
Vince Moore
Nova Crandall
Claire Argenbright
Jennie Keithley
Blanche Croaby
Joseph Kelly
Herold Kelly
Chester Kelly
Vérnettie Palmer
Oleo Merriwether
Jenel Kogleman
Theresa Lidkay
Martha Murphy
Guy Wolfe
Clarence Utz
Otie Roy
Earl Swiss
Ralph Schrieber
Edmond Knabel
Katie Tyler
Elizabeth Rouck Mey
Methodist Church
Georgetown
H. A. Buerk
New Albany High School
New Albany Township
Fred Schroeder
Dorothy Smith
Mary Scheller
Edna Genang
Hazel Dowell
Archie Parish
William Beck
Bernard Fagan
Edger Schanaclt
Jennie Gay
Educational Hall
New Albany
Grand Jury to Probe Clarence Jackson Killing at United Gas and Electric
A special grand jury convenes to investigate the death of Clarence Jackson, killed by Samuel Carpenter at the United Gas and Electric power house on East Water Street. The body died two hours after a stomach wound at St. Edwards hospital. The panel includes Charles Campbell, William Hancock, George Lang, Philip Homberger, Edward Milheleer, and Charles Heller with Hancock as foreman. The trial city is Jeffersonville and witnesses are to be summoned. Jackson’s funeral is set for tomorrow at Mrs. Horace Graham’s home, with his mother and sisters arriving from Chicago Owensboro and Hammond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Jackson
Samuel Carpenter
United Gas and Electric Company
East Water Street
St. Edward's Hospital
W. O. Uts
D F. Bowman
R . Rutherford
Sittason
Losech
Charles Campbell
William Hancock
Franklin Township
George Lang
Lafayette
Philip Homberger
Georgetown
Edward Milheleer
Charles Heller
New Albany
Hancock
Jacob Fees
D. W. Carpenter
Charles D Keleo
James Jackeon
Clarence Jackeon
Mason Thomas
Bridgeport
Clark County
Thomas
William Money
Jeffersonville
Clark
Jackson
Gwin
Horace Graham
Weet Market Street
Mra
Amanda Jackson
Chicago
Owensboro
Hammond
Iod
Changes Hands on Glenwood Park Tract in Traction Deal
The Glenwood Park tract on the interurban line, owned by William Love, is deeded to the Louisville and Southern Indiana Traction Company and its president Samuel Sneall for 2960 dollars. The five year lease to the Southern Indiana Interurban Company expired, with option to buy at 2950 dollars, rental to count toward purchase. Rev F Starbird of East Raymond Maine praises Backlen’s Arnica Salve for wounds and sores, sold at Chas D EnoefeI’s drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood Park
Louiaville and
Southern Indiana Traction Company
William Love
Traction Company
Samuel Sneall
Southern Indiana Interurban Company
Louisville and Southern Indiana Traction Company
Love
Postal List of New Albany Letters May 18 1908
Postmaster Morris lists remaining letters at New Albany post office dated May 18 1908. Names include Bechtel Joe F Miller Miss Blanche Barth Edith Orth Helen etc. Addresses feature Birchfield Dr Fourth St Calbertaon Ave Wilson Av and Endin St. Readers urged to call for advertised mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Albany
Bechtel Joe F
Toledo
Birchfield
J W Conner Irles
Hisenige
AW Ji Miller
Incy
McKinney
Helen Eues Ee
Edith Orth Barth
Blanche
Galbertaon
Calbertaon
Peari
W. Morris
P. M
Real Estate Transfers Listed in Local Notices
Property deals include Mary Turner to Sophia Turner on Main street lot 86 and Lucretia Smith to Mary Bone on East Spring Street plat 18. Gregory Miller to Emmate Walker, Arthur Scot to Maryead, Robert D. Lee to John Lea, and other parcels on Oak Street and Spring Street noted with plat numbers and monetary values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Turner
Sophia Tarner
Main Street
Sylvester M.is
Avenue
Lucretia Smith
Mary B.ene
East Spring Street
GG. Miller
Emmate Walker
Mary A. Ead
Arther E Scot
Lot
Robert D. Lee
John M. Lea
Campaign Speeches Loom in Indiana 1910 Election Race
Flooding coverage outlines a broad Republican push in Indiana with James E. Watson and other national leaders, plus anticipated visits by John L. Griffiths and Senator Beveridge. Debates with Democrat Thomas R. Marshall are debated, while Watson canvasses counties and Democrats field Shively or other candidates in the Thirteenth district. A Prohibition conclave and a local diamond medal oration conclude events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Republians
James E. Watson
John L. Grifiths
Liverpool
Indiana
Beveridge
James A. Hemenway
Congress
Republican Committee
Hanly
Fairbanks
Charlies B. Landis
EB. D. Crumpacker
Jesse Overstreet
EB. D. Holliday
Thomas R. Marshall
An Watson
Marshall
Watson
Republican State Committee
Fred Arms
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Cumberland Prone
Renn Alta
Official City Paper
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Government Depot
John Brown
West Spring
Second Streets
Thomas Barbee
J. A. Weber
Ella Wright
Eerne Payton
Rear Market Street
Sanderson Post
No.191
W. B.C
Kokomo
Hirst Circle
Order
David Offatt
Louisville
United States
Cardwill
United States Grand Jury
jJotseenburgh
Attorneys AT Law
Hedden
State and Marke
Floyd, Clarkton
Crawford
New Albany Steam Laundry Co
East Main Street
Spring St
Opera House
AOME
PEW
Rele Ieee
The
Township Public Schools
Grand Jury
Doda
Nancy Ad Sd Raat Spring Davis
Catherine Foust
Nerma
Endin St Johnson
Willam Kelly Mary
Benjamin F. Shively
Shively
Senate
Samuel Parker
South Bend
Parker
Lved
Plymouth
State Senate
Marshall County
William A. Welses
Henry A. Barnhart
Rochester
Tomlinson Hall
Roberts Perk M. E. Church
Manuel HW. Garrison
Upland
East Oak Street
Wil
Moodey
Mrs. Paul C. Bullett & Co
East Oak St
Vieter
CERF
Jewelry and Novelty Bazar
Pearl ST
Main
Pocahontas
Pittsburg and
Jellice
Straight Creek
St. Bernard
St. Bernard Mining Co
Cumberland
14Th St
Penna
Ohio Falls
Post Office
Reising’s Beer
Paul Reising
Strongest Fire Insurance Agency
Continental Connecticut National Union
Phoenix
Hilwaukee Mechanics
Germania Ameriurance
Glensrae
Prussian National
North River
Bibos
Ny National
Albany
Cee
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