Local Gatherings and Local News Highlights
Kin Hubbard notes the bustling social scene with headlines on hospital fundraisers and church activities. Local incidents include Laura Woods’ arrest on a mittimus, Alfred Young injured riding a bike, and Mrs. Mabala Allen’s funeral announced for tomorrow. The Supreme Court set aside the transfer of a case between New Albany courts, and DePauw University appoints Francis J. McConpell as president. Damages from the Southern Company wreck case are being compromised and dismissed in Crawford County.
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Southern Company
Clarence Daonham
Winfield Scott
Clyde Stewart
Curydon Junction
Crawford
English
Stotsenbarg & Weathers
Paris & Trusty
Dr Green Hazelwood Dies After Ill Health at 73
Dr Green Hazelwood prominent Orange county physician and father of Dr John Hazelwood died last night at 8 near Fairmont Park. He practiced in Chambersburg for years and retired due to ill health. He belonged to Knights of Pythias and Odd Fellows. Funeral set for Paoli tomorrow afternoon.
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Green Hazelwood
John Hazelwood
Chambersburg
Orange County
Charlestown Road
Fairmont Park
St. Edward’s Hospital
Knights of Pythias
Odd Fellows
Paoli
Sweeney Wins Bid for Fifteenth Street Brick Work
Jeffersonville’s FIFTEENTH W O Sweeney secured the contract for brick improvement of Fifteenth street from Main to Beeler after a competitive bid. Bids from Jefferson County Construction Co. and others were reviewed, with Sweeney’s total lower and the award approved. Work is expected to start immediately with material orders placed. City Clerk Short to advertise Osceola engine painting bids next. a 1000 foot extra hose contract for the fire department was approved.
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W.O. Sweeney
Jeffersonville
West Main Street
Board of Works
Fifteenth Street
Main
Beeler Streets
Jefferson County Construction Company
Strack
Messrs. McCuolloch
Gardner
Jefferson County Conntraction Company
Main Street
Spring Street
Peebles Standard Block
Peebles Red
Hoosier
Beeler Street
Peebles Standard
Peebles
Sweeney
Short
Personal Notices From the Elm Street Area
Mrs. W. H. Widmag recovers at 612 East Elm Street. Leola and Ethel Hubbard left for Corydon to visit relatives. W. M. Whitsett left for Paoli to hold a quarterly conference. Mrs. Emaline Jennings will soon go to Indianapolis to winter with her daughter. Benjamin Breen improves from typhoid at Mooresville. Charrie Obenchain went to Grand Rapids to visit her daughter. Mrs. Judson Baldwin and Misses Silberman are in town for George J. Goodbuch’s death. Jennie Jordan and Lillie Jordan visit Mrs. J. L. Elgin. Mrs. John F. Platt hosted a twelve-cover gathering for Mrs. Emile Mathews. Otto Everbach and Louis Hartman travel to Holland for a recital and church concert. W. A. Watkin and three Birmingham guests visit Hannah Watkin. Watkin formerly lived here and works at Southern Railway. An invitation dance at Oro Heights by the Chrysanthemum Club drew many guests including the Rouck and Knabel families.
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W. M. Whitsett
Paoli
Emaline Jennings
Indianapolis
Mre
J M. Smith
Otto Everbach
Holland
Dublin County
German Methodist Church
Louis Hartman
W. A. Watkin
Birmingham
Ala
Chicago
Watkin
Ainter
Hannah Watkin
East Spring Street
Southbern Railway Company
Adopts New Life Pills as Family Laxative
Mroe Chas E Smith of West Franklin Maine says he likes good things and has adopted Dr King's New Life Pills as his family laxative because they are effective without causing discomfort. Sold at Chas D Knoefel's drug store for 25 cents.
Notice to Subscribers For publication service disruption
Notice to subscribers of the New Albany Tribune asking readers who do not receive their paper regularly and promptly to notify the Tribune Company via both Cumberland and Home avenues. The phrasing requests reader action to improve delivery.
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New Albany Trisces
Tribune Ucompany
Cumberland vi
Lincoln League hears Thomas J Wilson speaker at crowded meeting
The Lincoln League at 210 Pearl Street filled for a weekly gathering with Hon. Thomas J. Wilson of Corydon delivering a over hour talk. He attacked Bryan and supporters while urging fiscal caution and criticizing Democrat promises. The vote-friendly crowd applauded and the league plans another meeting next Friday night.
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Lincoln League
Pearl Street
League
Harry W. Vance
Mr. Wilson
Bryan
Floyd County
Panama Canal
Wilson
William Jennings Bryan to Speak in New Albany Next Tuesday
Political notes say William Jennings Bryan, famed loser, will appear in New Albany next Tuesday night at the market square. He has previously spoken there in 1896 and 1904, and on this visit will travel from the Monon train by automobile, speak about thirty minutes, then proceed to Louisville for another rally.
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William Jennings Bryan
New Albany
Thomas Street
Glenwood
Monon
Louisville
Bryan
Lloyd County
Real estate transfers show multiple lot sales and payments
Andrew Fife to Elizabeth Fife deeds lots 29 30 31 plat 132. Christiana Seaman to Martha L Graybrook deeds lots 10 11 12 plat 831. Sarah F Campahan to John F Tegart lot 21 West Fourth Street plat 93. Tegart to Winfield RF Carnahan. Von Almen to Holly Hill lot 15 plat 328. Louisa Bir et al to William Loebig parts of lots 86 88 East Spring Street plat 13. New Albany Trust Company commissioner to William G Loebig parts of lots 86 88 Spring Street plat Fy. Andreas Kopp to Mary J Wilcox lot 124 Spring Street. Elizabeth Asbabranner to John D Mitchem 14 14 acres of 44 Illinois Grant. Sarah A Yeager to George W Lemmuel 25 acres of 27 3 5. Mary M Sweeney to Elle Mulligan east 44 lot 78 Spring Street plat 13. William H Fonk to Albert W White land in 21 2 6. Hiram P Bence to Martha L Graybrook part of late 11 and 12 East Fifth Street. Total 11809.00.
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Andrew Fife
Elizabeth Fife
Lota
Christiana Seaman
Martha L. Graybrook
Sarah F. Campahan
John F Tegart
West Fourth Street
John F. Tegart
Winfield RF
Carnahan
Same
William H. von Almen
Holly Hill
Louisa Bir
William Loebig
East Spring Street
Sweet
New Albany Trust Company
William G Loebig
Spring Street
Pegey
Erie
Andreas Kopp
Mary J Wilcox
Elizabeth Asbabranner
John D. Mitcchem
Illinois
Sarah A Yeager
George W. Lemmuel
Mary M. ‘Sweeney
Elle Milligan
William H. Fonk
Albert W. White
Hiram P. Bence
East Fifth Street
Indiana Republicans tout improving race and 30,000 edge
Indiana campaign notes show Senator Hemenway predicting a Republican win of 25,000 and captains Gowdy and others reporting stronger southern results. Backers claim Taft Watson lead around 30,000 and call out saloon-backed false reports aimed at harming GOP unity. James E. Watson and Thomas R. Marshall plan mass appearances before election day.
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Indianapolis
Hemenway
Washington, D. C
Indiana
John K Gowdy
Floyd
Vanderburg
Gowdy
Taft
Watson
Evansville
Terre Haute
South Bend
Muncie
Beveridge
Ft. Wayne
Laporte
Richmond
James E. Watson
Rushville
Thomas R. Marshall
Columbia City
Religious Services Schedule Abounds Across City Churches
Tomorrow's church services feature multiple pastors with varied themes including The Doctrine of Atonement at First Church, The Tyranny of the Moment's Desire at Trinity Methodist, and The Necessity of Power at Wesley Chapel. Other churches list Sunday schools, special sermons, and rallies with topics on forgiveness, voting, and St Luke's Life.
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First Church of Cobbinet Scientist
Chas. Inman
Sapt
Epworth League
Nellie Edler
German Evangelical Church
Wesley Chapel
B . Osto
Central Christian Church
St Paul's Church
Edmund A. Neville
St. Luke
A. R. Beach
Third Presbyterian Church
F. H Oleland
D D
Christ
Stars Aim to Avenge Loss in Final Park Game
The local baseball season may close with a Fairmont Park game tomorrow between the Stars and Glenwoods. The Stars seek revenge after a tight victory by the Glenwoods last Sunday and hope to finish on a high note.
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Fairmont Park
The
Stars
Glenwoods
Suonday
Notice to City Taxpayers Second Installment Due
Notice to city taxpayers that the second installment of city taxes is due at the County Treasurer's office in the courthouse on or before Monday November 2. A ten percent penalty will be added to taxes not paid by the due date. Frank Green Treasurer.
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Court House
Frank Green
Floyd County
Republican Headquarters Opens at East Spring Street
The Republican county central committee has opened headquarters at 13 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 the quarters at any time. Rent receipts for sale in Cook form at Trio Arina.
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Republican County Central Committee
East Spring Street
Opera House
Navy Recruiting Ad Promises Honor and Training
The notice urges young men to join the Navy for service and pay. It highlights four years of duty as education, physical and mental benefits, and opportunities for travel and trade training. Recruits can visit the Louisville recruiting station or contact the Navy Department for details.
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Navy
Post Office
Louisville
Iustenctions
Navy Department
Washington
Savings Department
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