Honest man with references for Boston wholesale firm
Employment notice seeking travel state of Indians or willing hustler for permanent position. Pays 26 04 month and expenses, 700 dollar opportunity for promotion. Address MB Co., 304 Parkman Blog, Boston Mass. Call to view three panel photographs for 30c at old Wilson gallery. No babies on those cards. Payable in advance. Finest oysters in city at Page's. Oyster stew offered. Lost gold stone breast pie found. Reward offered at 504 East Main Street.
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Boston
MB Co
Parkman
Boston Mass
Old Wilson Gallery
East Main Street
Abe Martin's Impressions and Local Events Chronicle
Local notes report the Savoy Trio's upcoming dance at Eagle's Ball on October 19 and the Mt. Sterling Christian church dedication on October 14. Other items include a river fishing trip, a court case transfer to Michigan City, and a political nomination for sanitary trustee in Chicago. A fire at Ogden Grothera's grocery caused $1,200 in losses, and St Mary's Church bazar raised over $1,000 for its building fund. The funeral of Ferdinand Wrage was held at 1420 Chartres Street.
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Savoy
Eagle's Ball
Ogden Grothera
Rear Market
East Streets
W.T Kelly
Ferdinand Wrage
Chartres Street
G. Kuenzler
German Evangelical Church
Pythagoras Lodge of Masons
Fairview Cemetery
City Court Fines Two Drunks Under Patrol Ledger
Two men arrested by Patrolmen Martin and Haley were fined 11 dollars each by City Judge Paris this morning.
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Martin
Haley
Paris
Republican Headquarters Opens in Opera House Block
The county central committee opens headquarters at 181 East Spring Street in the opera house block. It will be open daily and in the evenings through the campaign, inviting voters to visit at all times.
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Republican County Central Committee
East Spring Street
Opera Bourse
Mayor Best Rejects Traction Contracts in City Council Vote
The city council failed to ratify the board of public works contracts with traction companies after a tied vote. Mayor Best cast the deciding vote against adoption. The meeting also addressed a 35 cent special levy for delinquent utility bills and school board supply costs, with various committee referrals and small special appropriations.
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Board of Public Works
Jacob
Strack
Jackson
Meesrs
Boardman
Thorn
Green
Stephens
Messra Hackett
Harris
Hendlman
Sagabiel
Best
Board of Works
Fried oyster with each drink at Page's
Take some home offer presented at Page's features fried oysters paired with every drink. A special deal promotes two servings for five cents, encouraging takeaway orders. High value pricing and limited time appearance suggest a quick diner promotion in the periodical.
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Page's
Public Works Board Sees Plans For Alley Brickwork
At the morning session the board noted a protest from M J Insall of the Water Company over using water to wash the sawory ground that the franchise does not grant. City Engineer Mann will draft specs for brick alley improvement between Spring and Elm from Ninth to Tenth. A bond authorization for Eleventh Street sidewalk work was approved and Jefferson County Construction Co. contract for Elm Street improvements Jay to Silver was signed as work begins. Iron railings on the Easy Street culvert received charges for inadequate pedestrian protection.
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Board of Public Works
M J Insall
Water Company
Mann
Spring
Elm
R. B Beat
Eleventh Street
Jefferson County Construction Company
Jay
Silver Streets
Easy Street
Preachnt
Floyd County Lincoln League Meeting Highlights
The Floyd County Lincoln League held an evening meeting at 210 Pear Street with several speakers and a musical program. Notably, many first veterans attended. Next Friday night Thomas J. Wilson of Corydon will address the League gathering.
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Floyd County
Lincoln League
Personal Notices From Nearby Towns And Visitors
Personal notices list Miss Lou Thornbury of Enoghiah visiting here and Miss Nellie Flickner returning from Prospect Kentucky. Mr and Mrs Charles Rosenbarger visiting in Lafayette and Chicago. Mrs Arthur Lyon en route to Leavenworth to visit her mother Mrs Joseph Bell. A cadre will be given next Tuesday afternoon and eight by the Keights of St Edward at St Josephs hall. Mrs Maggie Schmadel and daughter Miss Olera Schmadel have gone to Vincennes for Dr Joseph O Schmadel’s illness. Mrs A E Matheny and son Earl of Owensboro Kentucky, visiting her mother Mrs M J Reier at 606 State street, have returned home. Bucklens Arnica Salve praised for sore feet burns and abrasions by Mrs W Stone of East Poland Maine and sold at Chan D Knoefels drug store.
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Nellie Flickner
Prospect
Charles Rosenbarger
Lafayette
Chicago
Arthur Lyon
Leavenworth
Joseph Bell
St. Edward
St. Joseph's Hall
Maggie Schmadel
Mies Olera Schmadel
Vincennes
Joseph O. Schmadel
A. E. Matheny
Earl
Owensboro
M. J. Reier
State Street
Sunday church service notices across several city churches
Tomorrow morning many churches hold services at 9 to 11 with sermons on sin disease and death. The week includes evangelism meetings, Sunday schools, mission offerings, and choir concerts led by pastors such as Rev T H Oleland and Rev Edmund A Neville, plus prayer meetings and missionary observances.
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First Church of Christ Scientist
Main
Bank Streets
Central Vnitation Church
B. F. Cato
Chaurch
T H Oleland
Sud
Nord
St. Paul's Church
Edmund A. Neville
Episcopal Church
Ewald Kock Ritz
Cincinnati
Game Laws Clarified By State Commissioner
Columbus. State game and fish commissioner Z. T. Sweeney writes the Tribune explaining open and closed seasons for game. He notes squrelas from July 1 to October 1 and rabbits from October 1 to November 10 and warns of heavy penalties for fishing without a resident license. He adds extra deputies for October to enforce all violations.
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T. Sweeney
Rabbita Ia
Huntere S
Z. T. Sweeney
Accomaco Football Trip To Corydon The Fairgrounds
The Accomaco football team traveled to Corydon in the morning to play the High School eleven at the Corydon fair grounds this afternoon.
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Accomaco
Corydon
Corydon Fair Grounds
Newspaper Delivery Troubles Reported by Subscribers
Subscribers to the New Albany Tarpenes complain about irregular delivery and urge notification to the Tribane Company. Contact information provided includes Home 225.
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New Albany
Tribane Company
Svi
Political Gossip From Indianapolis Election Vote Estimates
In Indianapolis on October 10 the press surveys forecast a total Indiana vote near 779 thousand, with past totals showing 737 thousand two years ago and secretary of state votes around 589 thousand in 1906. Analysts discuss precinct gains needed by Democrats and Republicans, voting machine impacts, ballot printing, and a report on Thomas R. Marshall and Auditor Bill Heimer. Congressman Overstreet suspends campaigning due to illness while seeking recovery.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Thomas R. Marshall
Billheimer
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Watson Money and Polls Stir Money for Governor Race
Report cites a 30‑day poll showing Watson leading the Republican nominee Marshall. Bettors gathered at 228 State street in Indianapolis to place wagers with Marshall supporters seeking takers. A county option law passing recently is claimed to have added about 20,000 votes for Watson.
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Oporta
Marshall
Watson
228
State Street
Republican State Central Committee
Indianapolis
Tne
Nto
Struck It Rich by Mining Venture Near Denver
Charles Shafer once of Corydon now in Denver engaged in saloon business is reported to have struck a rich mining vein near Denver. An old miner found the paying vein, Shafer funded tools and labor, and assays show a growing return as work continues. Mrs. Chas E Smith of West Franklin Maine endorses Dr King’s New Life Pills as a reliable family laxative.
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Charles Shafer
Corydon
Denver
Hille
Shafer
Chas. E. Smith
West Franklin
Maine
Dr. King
Chas D. Knoefel
Glee Club to Meet and Elect Officers
Y M C A notes call all glee club members to a Monday night meeting for a public appearance and officer elections. The Ladies Auxiliary serial meeting is set for Monday at 3 PM to elect officers and transact other business. Prof Dandonald of Scotland will perform tonight with Scotch stories and dialect sketches, free to members and friends. A five mile road race from Pearl and Main starts about 3 PM with finish at State and Main, winner to receive a solid gold medal from Mr Julia Sapinsky, who vows annual medals thereafter.
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Parlora
New Albany Commandery
No. 5
K. T
Anton H. Emba
Glee Club
Dandonald
Scotland
Pearl
Main Streets
State
Main
Julias Sapinsky
Sapinsky
The Scouring Rush Described as a Natural Abrasive
The scouring rush Equisetum hiemale is examined for its cleaning use and chemical resilience. When immersed in citric acid its hollow stem is slowly converted into a white glassy silex tube, illustrating its transformation from plant to mineral and explaining its scouring utility.
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New York Tribune
Bee Society Roles Unveiled By University Correspondent
The University Correspondent outlines bee hive life with four main groups. Harvesters gather nectar pollen wax and water. scavengers remove debris. ventilators continually fan to aerate the colony. guards defend against predators.
Navy Recruiting Ad Seeks Able Men for Service
A historical Navy recruitment notice invites capable men to explore enlistment at the Navy Recruiting Station in Louisville Kentucky or via the Navy Department Washington. It promises education benefits, travel opportunities, and steady pay during training with pathways to technical trades and honorable discharge after four years.
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Navy
Post Ofice
Louisville
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