May forecast details and rental receipt ads in Indiana
Washington reports a forecast for tomorrow with Indiana described as partly cloudy. The Tribune advertises rental receipt books printed with a landlord and keys law, priced the same as before, and invites calls to their office. Also notices broad loom weaving work at Evansville Woolko Mill Co. and hardware store listings for O W Daniels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Indiana
Tribune Office
Knowles
Evansville
Local Gatherings and Court News From Tipton Area
Tipton area items report a brother hanging himself this morning leaving a wife and half-built house. A Pekin fight left L E Hedrick badly hurt, taken to Salem for treatment. A $10,000 damages suit against Featwrille and Northern Railway is on trial in Clark circuit court. A baccalaureate sermon is set for May 30 at Fifth Street Methodist. Local option fights in Ripley County noted. Funeral for D Frank Houpt reported from Calverton Avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Ro Murphy
Featwrille and Northern Railway Company
Clark
Jeffersonville
Hattie Norman Bee
Floyd
The
Southern Railway Company
Stoteenburg & Weathers
Street Parade Joins Local Temperance Campaign
A parade of women and children will highlight the local option drive tomorrow afternoon to press temperance aims and close saloons. The route covers main streets to Market Square for speeches by several speakers as a fifty-voice glee club performs. Bells ring each morning as supporters pray for election success and polls close at election day. meetings drew large crowds despite bad weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glee Club of
Fifty Voices
Electric Bitters Restores Mrs Duncan’s Health at 70
Mrs James Duncan of Haynesville Mo praises Electric Bitters after years of indigestion loss of appetite and sleepless nights. She reports complete cure and regained strength at age seventy following failed remedies and doctors. Advertisement claims relief for indigestion kidney trouble and female complaints with limited stock at Ches D Knoe ftel's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Duncan
Haynesville
Ches
D. Knoeftel'a
Social notes list residents visiting relatives and traveling
Personal notices recount J O Bradford ill at home on East Oak. Michael Doon on a business trip to Kibbart. Mira Bellesloan visiting Galena. Mrs Jamee Jackson visiting Mire. William Marbley in Salem. Mrs Evalyo Fitch returns from Chicago and Corydon Junction. Seymouor Carr visiting his daughter in Memphis. Dr O O Fook attending wealth officers' school in Indianapolis. Mrs Laura Monical travels to Borden for her sister's illness. Lizzie Collins Ida Lister and Jessie Lister planning a North Dakota visit. Anna Irion back from Newark. Rev and Mrs B F Cato to Scottsburg for Christian church convention. Irion and Lorena Heuser to be married Jan 10. Rev and Mrs W H Baylor travel from Baltimore. August Kistner ill with typhoid at St Edwards Hospital. Mrs James K Beck of Bloomington presides over WCTU matters. Jacob Eisele of Sterling visits. Ebisele, a former soldier and tailor, retired in Sterling. note on Foley's Honey and Tar for throat relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mira Bellesloan
Galena
Jacob Baker
Jamee Jackson
Mire
William Marbley
Salem
Evalyo Fitch
East Spring Street
Chicago
Corydon Junction
Seymouor Carr
Memphis
Harry Bard
O.O Fook
City Board of Health
Wealth Officers
Lodianapolis
Laura Monical
West Second Street
Borden
Mee
Lizzie Collins
Anna Irion
Newark
Ohio
Peter Roth
B F. Cato
Scottsburg
Fourteenth
Indiana
August Irion
Lorena Heuser
Jane
Guo. Biel
Silver Street
Charlestown Avenue
W. H. Baylor
Baltimore
Peonage Claim by Bridgeport Camp Workers
Workmen James Pistle Albert Mille William Dye and George Beith allege threats at gunpoint and forced return to Indiana after seeking pay. They say Nathan Hubbard coerced them over board charges and provided car fare to Louisville, then released them and later dropped charges. Henderson Ky men worked at mussel shell camp near Bridgeport along the river. Hubbard reportedly threatened to jail them and sent them to the city. defense claims peonage practices echo elsewhere. Hubbard agreed to pay their fare to leave town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Pistle
Albert Mille
William Dye
George Beith
Bridgeport
Nice Sailes
Nathan Hubbard
Hubbard
Louisville
Henderson
Musse Shell
Hubberd
Indiana
Georgia
Umbrellas stolen from Glenwood Summer Opera rehearsal
Ten umbrellas were found missing from the porch during a Glenwood Summer Opera Company rehearsal of The Mikado at the Hedden home Vincennes street and Ekin avenue. The company plans The Mikado at Glenwood Park summer theatre the last week in June with Miss Virgie Rice as Yam Yam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood Summer Opera Company
W. A. Hedden
Vincennes Street
Ekin Avenue
Glenwood Park
Sammer Theatre
Virgie Rice
Ledoga
Ind
Exile Ended By Cure From Dr King’s New Discovery
Glen Oak resident Wm Upobarch suffered a two year lung ailment exiled from home. He sought Mountainair for relief, then returned near death before using Dr King’s New Discovery. He credits the treatment with full recovery after taking several bottles. The ad promises cures for coughs hoarseness bronchitis and related symptoms. A 50 cent and 1 dollar size are offered with a free trial bottle guaranteed by Chas Knoefel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upobarch
Glen Oak
Okla
Mountainair
Dr. King
Ater
Knoefel
Along the Ripley River by Eleanor Abbots
The June Everybody highlights Eleanor Abbots popular romance style in Along the Ripley River. The tale blends love adventure and heroism with charm and vigor producing an absorbingly interesting narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
Eleanor Abbots
Price
Ripley
Telephone Talk No 1 From Cumberland Telegraph
A Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph Company message asks subscribers to cooperate by answering promptly and not hanging up, and to avoid giving their telephone number and name to callers, aiming to regulate service and reduce impatience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland Telephone & Telegraph Company
Lncorporatad
Labor Bosses Testimony on $200 and $1500 Strike Settlements
Chicago witnesses testified in Madden et al.’s conspiracy trial that a strike was settled for $1500 while another ended with a $200 payment. Samuel Grossman and attorney Solomon Lowenthal described efforts to procure money from F. A. Pouchot and M. J. Boyle as part of the extortion case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wayman
Grossman
F. A. Pouchot
M. J. Boyle
Garoon
Consternation at Coney Island Sunday Ban
New York May 21 showmen and amusement proprietors with millions invested fear losses as Mayor McClellan vows to close all island resorts that involve labor on Sundays. He insists Sunday is a day of rest and only necessary or charitable work may occur. Enforcement will affect capital at the popular beach resort unless injunctions are granted by showmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Coney Island
McClellan
Murder at Moorehead: G T Bishop Kills Joe Hutchinson
In Sun flower county Mississippi on May 21 G T Bishop ambushed and killed Joe Hutchinson in his home. Hutchinson, his mother and sister were inside when Bishop fired four shots from a double barrel shotgun from darkness. Bishop admits domestic trouble sparked the killing and was arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vicksburg
Miss
G. T. Bishop
Joe Hutchinson
Moorehead
Sunflower County
Hutchinson
Bishop
Guardsmen to Windston county pursue escaped convict Atkinson
Jackson Mississippi May 21 Captain M B R Herndon and eighteen members of the Capital light guards leave the city for Windston county to reinforce the twelve already sent by Governor Noel to arrest Tom Atkinson a convict who escaped from the penitentiary twenty years ago and now defies arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson, Miss
M. BR. Herndon
Capital Light Guards
Windston County
Noel
Tom Atkinson
National League and American League baseball scores and batters
Scores from National and American leagues with team names and batter lineups. Highlights include Boston, Brooklyn, Philadelphia, Cleveland, St. Louis, Detroit, Chicago, New York, Minneapolis, St. Paul, Louisville, Kansas City, and Toledo with run totals and battery pairs like Pfiester Moran and Joss Easterly Johnson Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Camnus
Gideon
Raymond
Schiei
Boston
R.H.E
Chicago
Pfiester
Moran
Lindaman
Howerman
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Gaspar
Ewing
McLean
McIntyre
Bergen
Philadelphia
R.H.E. Philadelphia
Moren
Moore
Dooin
Rhoades
Higgins
More
Bresnahan
American League
St. Louis
Waddell
Stephens
Brockett, Blair
Detroit
Mullen
Stanage
Plank
Plank, Vickers, Aggert, Thomas, Livingston. At Chicago— R.H.E
Smith, Owans
Morgan
Chad
Carrigan
American Association
Minneapolis
R.A
Indianapolis
Graham, Cheney, Howley, Shaw, Olmstead
Block
St. Paul
Louisville
Leroy
Carisch
Halla, Hughes
Kansas City
R.H
Toledo
Wright
Carter
Brady
Ritter
Sullivan
Lattimore
Robinson
McBurdy
Clark
Charges Proven in Gould Divorce Case
Mrs Helen Kelly Gould wins an interlocutory decree of divorce from Frank J Gould in New York Supreme Court Judge Gerard accepts referee Edward Whitakers report that charges against Gould are proven. Gould receives custody of daughters Helen Margaret and Dorothy Gould from December to April and May to November under conditions. he bears education and medical expenses. No alimony or co respondent named. Goulds married December 2 1901. Mrs Gould inherits wealth from late Eugene Kelly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Helen Kelly Gould
Frank J. Gould
Gerard
Supreme Court
Edward G. Whitaker
Gould
Helen Margaret
Dorothy Gould
Goulds
Eugene Kelly
Mongolian Trapped in Ice Off St John’s Harbor
Allan Line steamer Mongolian remains wedged in ice off the St John’s harbor mouth though attempts by the sealing steamer Diana to open a lane may succeed. Passengers report no danger as some have crossed the ice to shore and others await a safe escape route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Johns
N. F
Allan Line
Diana
It Was Too Much For Her
Adeline Hawkins of Fordoche Louisiana died after being frightened by the Mississippi battleship’s searchlight as it traveled toward Natchez. She exclaimed that the light was the judgment light and collapsed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fordache
Adeline Hawkins
Mississippi
Natchez
Dr Barkley Elected Moderator in Presbyterian Assembly
Denver May 21 Dr James W Barkley of Detroit was elected moderator of the Presbyterian general assembly with 503 votes against 292 for Dr Edgar P Hill of Chicago. The result underscores Barkley as the leading figure in the assembly amid Chicago and Detroit clerical factions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Barkley
Denver
Colo
James W. Barkley
Detroit
Presbyterian General Assembly
Edgar P. Hill
Chicago
Hopkins Gains Eight Votes on Joint Ballot
Springfield reports Former Senator Hopkins has eighty seven votes, a gain of nine on the joint ballot Thursday. The next joint ballot is scheduled for Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkins
Springfield
G A R Proceedings Highlight Indiana Veterans Leaders
Crawfordsville Indiana May 21 The Indiana department G A R faces a close race for department commander between Col Chester G Thompson and O A Somers with South Bend and Terre Haute competing for the 1910 encampment. Womens relief corps trends toward amalgamation. Mrs Alice S Pike and Mrs Elvida Cassel are elected officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Ind
Indiana Department
Chester G. Thompson
Lafayette
O. A. Somers
Kokomo
South Bend
Terre Haute
Indiana
Alice S. Pike
Danville
W.rc
Elvida Cassel
Westpola
Gas Pocket Ignites in Indiana Well Disaster
In Petersburg at 200 feet depth on Morse Skinners farm ten miles south, gas ignited from a furnace inside the derrick, destroying the derrick and machinery. The Thaler Drilling company estimates the loss at 2009 dollars as heat prevents capping the burning gas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petersburg
Ind
Morse Skinner
Here
Thaler Drilling Company
Woman Dies From Gunshot Wounds in Shelter Case
Mrs. Dogremant, shot by Francis Doggemant a French miner at Shel burn, also killed his brother in law and himself. She dies at St. Anthony's hospital in Terre Haute Indiana on May 21.
Lord Ronaldshay Apologizes for Rude Remark at Meeting
In London on May 21 Lord Ronaldshay offered a formal apology for his attack on the Countess of Granard formerly Miss Beatrice Mills of New York. He had called her a dumped American heiress and said he would apologise after reconsidering his outburst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lord Ronaldshay
Countess of Granard
Beatrice Mills
New York
Ronaldshay
Charlee Wacker Sold In American Association
Jeffersonville pitcher Charlee Wacker has been sold from Pittebarge to the Milwaukee Brewers in the American Association. He appeared in two innings for the Pirates in a game already lost. The notice also advertises Foley's Kidney Remedy claiming kidney and bladder benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlee Wacker
Jeffersonville
Pittebarge
Milwaukees
American Association
Pirates
Gunboat Paducah Sent to Take Marietta’s Place
The gunboat Paducah en route from San Juan to Guantanamo will replace the Marietta at Porto Cortez Honduras. The Marietta heads to Bluefields amid local disturbances over banana shipments to New Orleans and other ports. Frederick Moor, the Ne rian newspaper correspondent wounded near the Taxim barracks April 24, is recovering well in Constantinople.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Paducah
Guantanamo
San Juan
Porto Rico
Marietta
Porto Cortez
Honduras
Bluefields
Steamship Company
New Orleans
Constantinople
Frederick Moor
Nerian
Dr King’s New Life Pills Offer Quick Relief
An advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as the world’s best remedy for sick and nervous headaches. It claims the pills purify blood, strengthen nerves, and build health, selling for 25 cents at Chas D. Knoefel’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Chas D. Knoefel
Notice of Floyd County Board of Review Meeting 1909
Floyd County Indiana announces a forty day session of the County Board of Review starting June 7 1909 at 9 AM to 4 PM in New Albany. Tax assessment review and equalization along with other duties required by law will be conducted. Written complaints are urged to be filed with Auditor Julian T Miller without delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Lodge
I. O
Falls
Loree Goie
Arpee
Rettemi
Falls Cimier
de Pe Ondere
Cocunty Board of Review
Floyd Couunty
Conunty Commissioners
New Albany
Board of Review
Julian T. Miller
Floyd County
Indiana
Empire Automobile Institute Ad Promises Fast Auto Training
An early 20th century classified ad seeks young men to learn automobile business by mail. It claims ten weeks to become experts, with positions as chauffeurs or repairmen and large pay. Rochester based Empire Automobile Institute invites applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire Automaile Institute
Rochester
Also Mentioned on This Page
Umberland
Imvee
Official City Paper
Weather Report
Graes
W. Danniiel
Up Town Hardware Store
Vincennes Strees
Abe Martin
Hy Kia Hubbard
Indianapolis News
Tipton Bad
Kowena Lidge
Pythis
Pekin
James Overtos
L. E. Hedrick
Hedrick
Fis Woande
Traction Company
Scribner High School
Fifth Street Methodist Church
S. A Manuel
Second Baptit Church
Elvira Cassel
Weatpoint
State Association of the Ladies of the
G. A.K
Crawfordeville
Amelia Colline
Caseel
Rehcive Vedics Association
Grand Hotelia Iedian
de J Ho
Mutual Trust and Deposit Company
Cuardian
Karl F. Martin
Travelers’ Protectise Association
Charles W. Marttio
A. R. Beach
Centenary M. E. Church
Ripley County
Utp
D Frank Houpt
Calberteon Avenue
Henory Boromaan
M. E. Church
Wilson Lodge of
Masonie
Vooboe
Kul
Renery Ct
Ichiepa
Acconnte
George A. Hynes
Amenda J Hynes
Stotenburg & Weathers
Attornove
Dee Waleb, Jr
William T. Byere
Fairview Cemetery
Lizzie Byers
Maria Elizabeth Byers
George Sloan
Reformatory
Michigan City
Sloan
J.O. Bradford
East Oak Street
Michael Doon
Kibbart
Lod
Ida Lister
Jessie Lister
East Market Street
North Dakota
August Kistner
James K. Beck
Bloomington
Wealey Chapel
Frank Ormac Beck
Trinity M.E. Parsonage
Mre
Heck
City
Frances Wilerd
Jacob Eisele
Sterling
John Umer
Snelby Street
Ebisele
Foley
Insiatopoo
O ' Knoefel
Becy
Maris Taylor
Nebo
Aruba
Opera
Den’s
Coney
M’clellan
National League
Rae
Cleveland
R.H._E
Soden
Joss
Easterly
Johnson
Street
Frank Gould
Grand Army Statistics
Boys In Blue
Bers
Ialize
Women's Relief Corps
Statistical Report
Col
J. R. Fesler
Kirklin
New Point
Spliceland
Milford
Gentryville
Folsomville
Youngs Creek
Albany
Lawrence
Mt. Vernon
Fesler
Terre Haute Trust Hog
Ask Badass
Ashe Eaeee
Countess OF
Granarg
O. D. Enoefel
Bluefield
Nelp
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!