Fall Millinery Opening by Miss Roy at 1603 East Oak
Miss Maud Roy announces a Fall Millinery Opening on October 1 and 2 at 1603 East Oak Street. The Trinity M. E. Church women host a supper today at the parsonage at Eleventh and Spring streets with proceeds likely for church programs.
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Ladies of Trinity M. BE Church
Spring Streets
Local Gatherings and town notices span October events
Indianapolis news notes school teachers plan travel to Europe and social events in Monon Central Christian church hosts bake sale while United Brethren women prepare pie sale. Voter movers warned as precinct changes could affect ballots. Police reports include a fatal TB death, bicycle crash, and officer reassignments. Mrs Woodward of Middlesburg mourns, daughter Katherine survives.
Tribune readership notice to stop missed delivery
Local reader asks the Tribune Company to ensure timely delivery and to notify when issues are missed. Contact options given as Cumberland 4 1 and Home 225 for updates or address changes.
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Gabscribera
New Albany
Tribune Company
Cumberland
Democratic party splits and Zenor group ousted in Floyd County
A prominent Democrat asserts the Zenor organization has been removed from party councils by the Cox and Big Stick factions. He notes key figures like Prof. Levi Scott and Emil Dupagnier have been sidelined, replaced by John J. Lyons and Adam Heimberger as campaign managers.
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Charles Scott
Charles Shhindler
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John J. Lyons
Adam Heimberger
Michael Thornton
John Qclare
Runaway buggy injures Mrs Thorn on Pearl Street
Mrs Lewis Thorn of 918 East Elm street was injured last evening when a horse and buggy bolted on Pearl Street after a harness broke. She was thrown to the pavement, suffering a cut hand and a wrench to her ankle and wrist. Mrs Lamb of Elizabeth steered the vehicle to safety, with no injuries to her or the horse.
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East Elm Street
Pearl Street
Thorn
Jobs Lamb
Elizabeth
Lamb
Pearl
Ekim
Conrad Kammerer Clue Company Sues Hanlons for 1200 Damages
The Conrad Kammerer Clue Company sues Thomas and Margaret Hanlon for 1200 after a real estate deal. It claims the defendants falsely sold a land tract between Pennsylvania and B&O railroads near Silver Creek and Floyd and Clark counties, and that title belonged to another party. The plaintiff alleges possession and improvements, then discovery of no title and destruction of fences.
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Conrad-Kammerer Clue Company Today
Thomas
Margaret Hanlon
Pennsylvania
Todd Manufacturing Company
Floyd and
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Stotnenburg & Weathers
Widow seeks Civil War father in Indiana records
Mrs L H Stewart, a widow in Jay county Indiana, seeks John W Heaser her father who enlisted in the Civil War and was reported dead in a Nashville Tennessee hospital in 1864. A man in Sedalia Missouri later claimed Heaser, who had remarried, and Stewart now asks officials to help locate him.
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John W. Heaser
Jay County
Nashville
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Hall
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New Albany
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Hesser
Old Papers for Sale at this Office
Advertises old papers for sale at the office price ten cents per hundred with prompt immediate service and credit terms.
Stotsenburg Slap Leads Indiana Senate Laughing Fit
Governor Hanly plans a Indiana speaking tour starting with Brownstown as the Senate playfully debated a resolution over a newspaper photo labeling Senator Evan B Stotsenburg as the best looking man. The session then nominated J A Cox for Congress by acclamation in the Fourth District.
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State Senate
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Indianapolis
Senate
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Floyd
J. A. Cox
Cromersville
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Cox
City payroll funds secured as September wages paid
The fire police and street departments and city officials receive today’s September payrolls. Mayor Best has not found it unnecessary to borrow money to cover payrolls. Previously Mayor Grease’ administration borrowed $20,000 to meet city pay, which Beat and the present administration have repaid. Municipal bonds totaling $10,000 due October 14 will be paid.
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Local Social News From Fredericksburg And Surrounding Areas
Personal notices recount visits and travels of local residents including Mr and Mrs John W Kay in Fredericksburg Mrs W M Whiteett returns from Salem trips to Mooresville and Shelbyville Ky. Mra Mary Turner plans visits to Vincennes and friends at Mooresville Others attend a Highland Country Club event and a 500 game evening Relatives travel and marriages noted plus a Bucklens Arnica Salve testimonial for foot and skin care.
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Oliver Orone
Bennetteville
Mra. Crone
John W. Whalen
Floyd County Lincoln League Opens Campaign HQ
The Floyd county Lincoln League has secured headquarters at 210 Pearl Street in a former store room once used by George Kremer. The first meeting in the new quarters is set for tomorrow night as auxiliaries form under league vice chairmen. Regular Friday meetings and speaker programs are planned through the campaign.
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Floyd County
Lincoln League
Pearl Street
George Kremer
League
Tau Beta Pi pledge highlights Purdue student Braentigam
Tau Beta Pi at Purdue pledges N. P. Braentigam a High School graduate now attending Lafayette campus. The society honors scholarship and standing with Wilbur scholarship for top junior, this year awarded to Temple O. Smith of Chalmera for highest overall standing.
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Purdue University At
Lafayette
Tau Beta Pi Society
Wilbur
Wilbur Scholar
Jenior Clase
Tan Beta Pi Society
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Chalmera
Taft Plan Aimed at Supporting Roosevelt Policies
Wilfiane EL Patt declares that if elected he will dedicate all abilities to the constrictive work of urging Congress to clinch the Roosevelt policies. The statement reassures Roosevelt supporters that the administration’s aims will be advanced and solidified through legislative action.
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Real Estate Transfers and Property Lot Details
New Albany Trust transfers to Emma Helfrich and Frank W Helfrich include parcels on Weet Street and Market Street with plat numbers and monetary values. Several entries show assignments between individuals such as James O Lyons Teabelic Diebman Annse Sobarf Sue Aol man Mary E Wyman Albert Shoob Frank Bupdy Mary V Birney Lacinde Dodge Carl Evans involving lots and plats with monetary sums.
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Frank W. Helfrich
Weet Street
James O. Lyons
Teabelic Diebman
Market Street
Annse Sobarf
Sue Aolman
Clark Street
Mary E. Wyman
Albert
Shoob
Galt Street
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Mary V. Birney
Lacinde Dodge
Carl ¢. Evans
Watson’s Character Is Defended by Rushville Clergy
Rushville Indiana September 15 1908 ministers and bankers from Rushville endorse James F Watson for sobriety morality and citizen character while decrying rumors spread by supporters of Tom Marshall and alleged agents of the Democratic campaign. The open letter cites Wats ons past and present conduct as exemplary and appeals to voters to judge him by his private life and public service.
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Taggart Heelers
Marshall
Mizgut
Tom Marshall
Jim Watson
Von
Tom Vaseart
Commercial Travelers’ Association
Democratic National Committee
Rushville
Jit Watson
Andnisters
Father Cronin
Cathottc Church
Nashville
Republican Headquarters Open In Opera House Block
The Republican county central committee opened headquarters at 181 East Spring Street in the opera house block. It will be open daily and in the evenings through the campaign. Voters are invited to visit at all times.
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Republican County Central Committee
Eset Spring Street
Opera House
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