Local Gatherings and Community Notices Across the City
A mix of local events and court news: Kin Hubbard notes Abe Martin style impressions while Ancle Ez Pash finds a double yolk egg. Jefferson Lodge Masonry meets tonight and a church musicale is planned next Sunday. John Cashman faces assault charges. fined $4.50. Carrie Morris and Mary E Verkive funerals held with services at local churches and burials at Fairview cemetery. Knights and Daughters of Honor reelect William Newhouse as grand trustee. Civil court transfers involve New Albany Street Railway case. Remonstrance blocks a license for Peter S. Wroyeht. 466 voters sign against a sabon permit in Harrison township. Women’s Wesley Chapel missionary society elects officers. Ferdinand Wrege, 35, dies. funeral planned with Masonic rites.
Republicans Open County Headquarters in Opera House Block
The Republican county central committee has opened headquarters at 131 East Spring Street in the opera house block they will be open daily and in the evenings until the campaign ends veterans are invited to visit at any time.
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Republican County Central Committee
East Spring Street
Opera House
Voyage of the U S fleet a Honolulu stay and welcome
Last spring the Tribune published letters from George A Wells, a wireless operator on the Kearsarge, recounting the fleet’s voyage around the globe. The first installment covers the fleet’s stop at Honolulu, the welcome by the reception committee, and the bustling harbor scenes with crowds, ships, and fruit markets.
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Tribune
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Wells
Kearsarge
United States
Globe
Hampton Roads
Cape Horn
Magdalena Bay
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Pacific
Horolula
Tripune
Mr. Wells
United States Atlantic
Cahu
Honolulula
Honglala
Connecticut
Kansas
Vermont
Minnesota
Shpa
Hawaiian Islands
Japan
Honolulu
Ilands
Fringed Bananas and Urban Fantasies in Honolulu
Describes a royal banana delivery and barge parade with a band of boys firing fruit at sailors. Notes Honolulu’s Americanized yet foreign-influenced business districts, decorated streets, and a fleet visit with parades. Observes the crowd, naval admiration, and nightly firework displays amid cultural contrasts.
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Palma
Broadway
Brooklyn Bridge
Ebonrt
Eallore
Honololu
New Ready to Wear Line Shown at Cloak and Suit Room
The store promotes a diverse ready to wear line with seventy eight varied styles and low prices. It invites women to visit the Cloak and Suit Room on the first floor to view the fashionable offerings and see how they combine style and quality at appealing costs.
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Cloak and Suit Room
Y M C A Notes and Keystone Basketball Team Forming
The Y M C A notes a strong start to the gymnasium season and calls stenographers to organize a club for speed writing and office practice. The Keystone Basketball team forms for the New Albany League with players Hendricks Pentrich Draper Hemmer Obenchain Horn and manager Ear Deal. they seek another city championship.
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Keystone
New Albany
Frank Hendricks
Asps
Sam Pentrich
Evans Draper
Chas Hemmer
Willard Obenchain
John Horn
Ear Deal
Keystones
Arnica Salve Endorsed for Sore Feet and Burns
Mr. W. Stone of East Poland Maine touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as proper for sore feet cuts burns and abrasions. The ad claims effectiveness for piles and urges try it. Available under guarantee at Chas D Kappfel's drug store 250 Physicians efficavite for sale at this office.
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Bucklen
Mr. W. Stone
East
Poland
Maine
Chas. D Kappfel
Taft Tour Set for Indiana Campaign Dates
Taft the Republican presidential candidate plans a three day Indiana trip on October 22 23 and 24. The Indiana Republican committee expects Taft to visit Indianapolis and multiple towns with mass rallies while Democrats prepare a Bryan brief return if needed. Gompers and Watson also headlining labor and GOP events as Bev eridge may close the campaign in Indianapolis.
Officials to meet over Kentucky and Indiana Bridge Co valuation rise
City Attorney J. H. Weathern and County Attorney O. W. Schindler will join County Assessor W. H. Ratliff in a conference this afternoon to review a $45,000 boost in the assessed value of the Kentucky and Indiana Bridge Company. The board of state tax commissioners had raised the valuation months ago and back taxes for eight years may be pursued. The move would raise city taxes about $600 and county taxes about $650.
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J. H. Weathern
O. W. Schindler
W. H., Ratliff
Kentucky and Indiana Bridge Company
Board of State Tax Commissioners
Mrs Chas E Smith Adopts New Life Pills
Mrs Chas E Smith of Weet Franklin Maine says she uses Dr King s New Life Pills as a family laxative medicine because they work quietly and effectively. Available at Chas D Encefel s drug store.
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Mra
Chas. E. Smith
Weet Franklin, Maine
Dr. King
Chas D. Encefel
Atore
Baby’s itch cured by D D D prescription, say doctors
A historic note touts infantile eczema cure with oil of Wintergreen thymol and glycerine in D D D Prescription. A Weatherly Pennsylvania minister’s letter claims rapid, permanent relief after using three bottles, urging parents to try the remedy for their children.
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Ews Steeley
Weatherly
J. H. Gooner Drug Co
Pearl
Five Mile YMCA Race Seeks City’s Best Runners
The five mile road race begins at the YMCA at 3 o clock Saturday with a course through Pearl Spring Vinocennea No 8 Green Valley State and finishes at State and Main. Eight entrants including city’s top boys compete for a solid gold medal and a tablet in the YMCA building. Judges include W W Brooks O E Jenkins and a Jeffersonville man. Bicycle escorts and a following car ensure fair play as some runners approach thirty five minutes. Open to YMCA and high school boys aged fourteen to twenty. Public welcome to watch the finish at State and Main around 3:30 PM.
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Y.M.C A
Pearl
Vinocennea
No. 8
Green Valley Road
State
Main
W. W. Brooks
O. E. Jenkins
Jeffersonville
State and Main Streets
Luther Baker Pleads Not Guilty to Assault Charge
Luther Baker was arrested by Patrolmen Martin and Haley on suspicion of assaulting Curtis Lyle. He pleaded not guilty and will have a hearing tomorrow.
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Henry Richardson
Tinker and
Pepperon
John Baker
Baker
Trumas
Richardson
Paris
Luther Baker
Martin and
Haley
Curtis Lyle
Political Notes on Local Republican Activities and Taft Debates
A mass meeting of colored Republicans is set for Thursday night October 15 at the county central committee headquarters 131 East Spring street in the opera house block with several speakers. A fifth ward gathering occurs tonight at Henry Moates home on Jill Esly Street. Debs the Socialist nominee plans a short visit October 21 arriving 4 10 PM on his red special at Vincennes Street depot to address passengers. Taft campaign tours Indiana October 22 23 and 24 likely visiting New Albany and other key locations with routes through southern central and northern sections and labor strongholds.
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Jackson
Ruckelshaus
Republican County
Ruckelshans
Pairbanks
Franklin
Ele
East
National Committee
Vourke Cochran
John L. Griffiths
Liverpool
Colored Republicane
County Central Committee
East Spring Street
Opera House
Fifth Ward
Henry MoAtes
Jil Esly
Eugene V Debs
B. and
Vincennes Street
William H. Taft
Indiana
New Albany
Mr. Taft
Taft
Cincinnati
Youngest minister in age leads New Albany association meeting
The New Albany Ministerial Association opens its fall meeting next Monday at the Y M C A parlors to elect officers for the year and host a reception for new members. The Rev B F Cato, retiring president of the association, is the citys oldest in years of service yet youngest in age. None of the current pastors have served more than five years.
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New Albany Ministerial Association
Young Men's Christian Association
B. F. Cato
Central Christian Church
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