Weather Report and Local Notices From Washington Tribune
Weather forecast for Indiana calls for showers tomorrow. Rent receipt books printed with landlord law copy offered at Tribune office. St Celia Club concert June 1 at Mensner hall with Will, Hedden, Emba. admission 25 cents, box seats same. Harriett Deval amb contact 137. Wanted: girl for general house work at 1165 Constitution Street. Hardware store ad for screen doors, windows, wire, paint and hinges at 334 Vincennes Street.
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Tribune Office
St. Ocecelia Club
St Meennerchor Hall
Mesere Will
Kirk Hedden
Wilbert Emba
Harriet Devalamb
Impressions from Abe Martin and Local Notices
Kin Hubbard reports Abe Martin's impressions in the Andianapolly News with vignettes of local figures. The column bounds between social movements for women, clerical notices, and everyday court and parish happenings around Roundhead Ohio and Indianapolis.
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Kin Hubbard
Andianapolly News
Divorce suit and death declaration petitions filed in local court
A sister files to have her brother declared legally dead to settle their parents estate. Florence Miller sues for divorce from Charles Miller citing desertion since 1903 and lack of support for two years. The Fraternal Order of Eagles plans a June 10 excursion on the Hiawatha from East Third Street. A letter from Morganfield reports the death of Mat Hindmarch, stepson of local resident John Webb, bringing news to the city.
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Ira McBride
Calvin R. Goodwin
Florence Miller
Charles Miller
Paris & Trusty
New Albany
Aome
Order of Eagles
Hiawatha
East Third Street
The
Eagles
John Webb
Morganfield
Matthew Hindmarch
Hindmarch
Harry Hindmarch
W. T. Arnold
Mary A Fiors
Georgetown Bank Stockholders Meet for New Institute
A stockholders meeting will be held next Friday in Georgetown ten miles west of the city to organize and elect officers for a new bank. The capital stock is 25000 dollars, all subscribed, with Robert Kelly likely elected president and J E Kemper of Frankfort Ky as cashier. The bank plans to begin operations in a new building next fall.
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Georgetown
Robert Kelly
J E Kemper
Frankfors
Pew Bank
Personal Notices and Society Happenings in Evansville
Mise Luella Ratliff visits Indianapolis to see relatives and friends. Miss Carrie Kelly of Evans Landing visits Mr and Mrs Walter Kelly at 185 West Main Street. Louisa Queenwein and Miss Clara Hubert wed at St Marys church Lanesville. Lyman Davis on furlough from Marion Soldiers Home visits friends in the city. Clyde Dewitt McKown and Miss Anns Veroline Holz wed at the bride’s home with Rev Schneider. Mrs Eugene Vernon Keight hosts a tea for Mrs Edward Taylor of Evansville. Mrs Thomas Jones and daughter of Lakeville Rock Ark visit Mr John J. McDonald. Rolla Hang on furlough from Panther USN joins wife in Greenville before reporting to Hampton Roads. Mrs W Breed hosts the Amaranth Club. Horace Pierce and William Wade contribute papers and a musical program closes the season.
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Mise Luella Ratliff
Indianapolie
Carrie Kelly
Evans’ Landing
Walter Kelly
Weet
Main
Louisa Gueenwein
Mise Clara
Hubert
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Lanesville
Clyde Dewitt McKown
Misa Anns
Veroline Holz
Mr. Schneider
Sellersburg
Eugene Vernon Keight
East Eleventh
Edward Taylor
Evansville
Rolla Hang
Panther
Greenville
Hampton Reade
W. Breed
Amaranth Club
Silver Hill
Horace Pierce
United States
Russia
William Wade
Honoring Pupils With Perfect Attendance At West Spring School
A list of students at West Spring Street School praised for perfect attendance during the last academic year. The article also mentions ailments like bronchitis and throat trouble and promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as a remedy.
Voters Warn Against Deceptive Pro-Saloon Letter
A reader denounces an anonymous letter claimed to be from a Business Men's Association, stating falsehoods about taxes and saloon costs. The letter is blamed on saloon interests to sway votes, with figures cited on liquor revenue and county expenses and a call to voters to seek truth before election day.
Alumni Association Formed At Local High School
The High School Alumni Association, formed around 1907, held its meeting at the High School building on a Tuesday night. Officers include President Mae Biel, Vice President Alphea Starr, Secretary Lance Holmes, Corresponding Secretary Edna Miller, Treasurer India Grants. Executive Committee members are Grace Berger, Belle Genung, Grace Hertman, Dora McFall, and Kathleen Weathers. Members through 1907 are urged to join, including graduates. An invitation goes to all High School graduates to aid in forming a general alumni body. Additionally a note advertises Foley's Kidney Remedy for kidney and bladder health.
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Mae Biel
Alphea Starr
Lance Holmes
Edna Miller
India
Grace Berger
Belle Genung
Grace Hertman
Dora McFall
Kathleen Weathers Lill
Tribune Company Acail Ite Job Printing Ad
When in need of anything in the job printing line give the Tribune Company a call. It is the most complete equipment in the city.
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Tribune Company
Acail
Floyd County Local Option Vote Seen Tonight
Local option campaign in Floyd County nears its close with polls open 6 am to 6 pm tomorrow and results expected within a few hours. Dry and wet factions claim clear majorities amid aggressive campaigning and mass mailings by the Busl aves Men’s Association.
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Floyd County
Bere Nen
Buslaves Men's Association
Atmeoet
Drys
Arnica Salve Reputed to Cure Severe Burns and Sores
A granddaughter from Nebo Kentucky, Mrs Maria Taylor, reports that Buck len's Arnica Salve saved him when all feared death. The product is advertised as infallible for barns, scalds, outs, corns, wounds, bruises, fever sores, boils, skin eruptions, chilblains, chapped hands and piles. Sold by D Knoefeis.
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Maria Taylor
Nebo
Bucklen
Ohas
Knoefei
Charles H Iria Die In Goldfield Colorado
Charles H Iria formerly of this city died yesterday in Goldfield Colorado where he had lived for years. He was 43, son of the late Captain Moses F Irwin and survived by his mother Mrs Mary Irwin, a sister Miss Nettie Irwin, a brother James F Irwin, and a daughter Miss Viola Irwin. He was a member of New Albany Lodge of Mason and Ivanhoe Lodge Knights of Pythias and had wide ties in the three Fall Cities. His body will be brought to the city for burial.
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Charles H. Iria
Goldfield
Colo
Irwin
Moses F Irwin
Ohio River
Mary Irwin
Mies Viola Irwin
James F. Irwin
Mice Nettie Irwin
New Albany Lodge of Masone
Ivanhoe Lodge
Knights of Pythia
Falla U
Kansas City
Borisl
Household Remedies and a Kentucky Tragedy
Household remedies such as Lydia E Pickham’s Vegetable Compound are praised for rural readers as enduring aids for women’s health. In Frankfort Kentucky on May 26 Mrs Dave Corzine aged forty left a suicide note to her son Charles Rhodes asking him to be a good boy before turning on gas jets and lying down to die citing life as unpleasant.
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Lydia E. Pickham
Frankfort
Charles Rhodes
Dave Corzine
Man Arrested in Cheyenne in Union Pacific Mail Robbery Case
Cheyenne Wyoming police detained a man who gave the name L A Steinhoff on suspicions of aiding in the Union Pacific mail robbery near Omaha Saturday night. He carried $800 in bills when seized.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
L. A. Steinhoff
Union Pacific
Omaha
Dr King’s New Discovery Cures Coughs and Lung Ailments
A Glen Oak man exiled from home sought mountain air to cure a two year cough. After six bottles of Dr King’s New Discovery he regained health. The ad claims the remedy cures grip, bronchitis, hemorrhages, asthma and whooping cough and offers a 500 and 100 price with a guarantee by Chas I Knoefel.
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Wm. Upeharch
Glen Oak
Okla
Dr. King
Kriel
Chas I. Knoefel
Floyd County Wet Campaign Claims Narrow Victory Ahead
The Wet Committee claims Floyd County will go wet by 1500 votes on election eve. The notice praises their conduct, asserts fair officer appointments, and warns against intimidation. It pledges faith in a free ballot and fair count, and offers $1000 for arrests of illegal votes or bribes.
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Floyd County
Wet Committee
Board of Commissioners
Rd of Election Commissioners
Board of County Commissioners
A. Pierson
Eitber
New Albany
Louisville
Pierevuo
Pierson
Thas
New Albany Evening Tribune
New Albany Ledger
Public Press
No Certainty as to Result in Madison County Wet Dry Battle
Anderson Ind May 26 Officials report a heated vote in Madison County as wets and dries contest ballots. Dry supporters predict a wide margin up to 2500, while wet backers claim victory hinges on rural turnout. City of Anderson and towns Pipe Creek Alexandria Elwood shape the outcome with varied township bets.
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Anderson
Ind
Madison County
Alexandria
Elwood
Anderson Township
Pipe Creek Township
Pipe Creek
Monroe
Adegandria
Electric Bitters credited with curing long illness
Mrs James Duncan of Haynesville Maine says dyspepsia plagued her for 20 years and kept her from sleep. After many remedies and doctors failed she used Electric Bitters and was fully cured gaining health and strength at age 70. Also advertised for indigestion loss of appetite kidney trouble and female complaints with limited stock.
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James Duncan
Haynesville
D. Knoefel
Put on Your Thinking Can What Has the Saloon Done for You
Essay questions the value of saloons arguing they burden the poor with taxes while catering to the rich. It questions saloon licenses, political voting hours, and restrictions on vulnerable groups, urging readers to reconsider the saloon’s purported benefits. The piece links saloon presence to social ills and ties to personal liberty debates.
Dr Kings New Life Pills Offer Quick Headache Relief
An advertisement touts Dr. Kings New Life Pills as the best remedy for headaches and nervous symptoms. It claims the pills purify blood, strengthen nerves, and boost health, priced at 25 cents, available at Chas V D Knoefel's shop.
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Dr. King
Chas VD Knoefel
Van Buren township vote split over saloon issue
Summitville as the largest town in Van Buren township is expected to go wet by about 200 votes while the dry camp predicts Van Buren will go dry by at least 400. Pendleton, a Quaker community in Fall Creek township, is anticipated to vote strongly against the saloon.
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Summitville
van Buren Township
van Buren
Pendleton
Fall Creek
Bloomington Dry Vote Routs Saloon Opposition in Monroe County
May 26 Bloomington Indiana voters chose to refuse saloon licenses in Monroe County by 499 votes. The county remains under the remonstrance law with no new saloons though Bloomington city stayed dry four years prior. Indiana University backed dry, yet the township including the city went wet by 32 with the university precinct trending dry by 127. Prof Benjamin Mohoak of Purdue, struck by a hammer at a State meet, lies in critical condition at Home hospital.
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Bloomington
Ind
Monroe County
Indiana University
Lafayette
Benjamin MoHoak
Purdue University Faciits
Guy Conwell
van Buren
Stuart Field
Telephone Talk No 1 from Cumberland Telephone Company
A Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph Company message to subscribers asks for cooperation to improve service. It emphasizes prompt answering to prevent callers from hanging up and requests giving the party’s telephone number and penne when unavailable.
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Cumberland Telephone & Telegraph Company
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Washington
Indiana
Sherrill
Up Town Hardware Store
Vincennes Street
Abe Martin
Tilford
Roundhead
Ohio
Rowena Lodge
Knights of Pythiae
Nellie Burke
Jsmee Burke
Jobo Moman
Neafus
Walls
Justice Foyle
W. F. Rooff
Aherfife
Hev Jr. Sermereheim
Frank Loree
Keury Locke
Ease Eighth Street
Dinesees
Samuel Carpeter
Clarence Jackson
Keleo
O. D. Kee
Carpenter
August Kistner
St. Mary's
Emme Rath Carruli
Weert Seventh Street
Abe
Frank Klaemier
Ho Hester
Klaemeiter
Hockeby
Jonn B Gobmano
Gohmann Bruthere and
Kahler Company
Commiarions
GH Heeter
Pontoechold Meathere
Bom
Lyman Davis
Marion
Thomas Jones
Latele Rock
Ark
John 3. McDonald
East Teeth
West Spring Street
West Spring Street School
Foley
Business Men's Association
Adam Heimberger
Commercial Club
Charles H. Irwin
Madison
DRY
Business College
Second and
Walnut Streets
Louisville, KY
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