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Newspaper
New Albany Evening Tribune
Location
New Albany, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1908
Page
4
Local Gatherings and News From This City
Kin Hubbard notes varied local topics from gatherings to elections. DePauw Lodge will confer Fellowcraft. Daughters of Pocahontae plan a Halloween dance at Eagle’s hall. Marriages, deaths, and civic notices follow with city events and upcoming ballot preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DePauw Lodge of Masone
Daughters of Pocahontae
Eagle's Hall
Hallowe'en
Trinity Men Elect Officers at Annual Meeting
Trinity Men held their annual meeting at Trinity M E church electing J W Conner as president and Frank Sisloff as secretary. Nearly fifty members attended with piano by C O Hard and vocal by Vinton Nauemacher as Rev E G Kuensler addressed the group. refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity
Trinity M. E. Church
J. W. Conner
Albert Burger
Charles Edler
William G. Heater
George ©. Seymour
Frank Sisloff
William Phillips
C. O. Hard
Vinton Nauemacher
E G. Kuensler
German Evangelical Church
Forest Fire Threatens French Settlement Areas
A forest fire began near a French settlement below the city and burned toward Budd road but did not reach it. Residents fought the blaze and protected homes though fences were damaged. A Company C Indian National Guard detachments checked the rifle range amid the flames. The Orolo Heights fire burned out with no damage. Local youths blamed for starting the fires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Company C
Indians National Guard
Orolo Heights
Carelesa
Man Pleads Guilty in Looming Theft at Indianapolis College
J W Harbaugh of Voorydoo pleaded guilty to petit larceny for stealing a microscope and other instruments valued at 200 dollars from a veterinary college in Indianapolis. He was sentenced to ninety days in jail after the judge revised the original workhouse sentence upon his lawyer’s intercession. An Indianapolis detective later searched his Corydon home for the missing items while his wife and three children remained there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Harbaugh
Voorydoo
Veterinary
Indianapolis
W.H. Roose
Harbaugh
Veterinary College
Corydon
Naval officer honored as honorary Commercial Club member
Rear Admiral George A. Bicknell US Navy retired is named an honorary member of the New Albany Commercial Club. The club resolution lauds his long service, loyalty, and public leadership, recognizing him as a son of the late Hon. George A. Bicknell and wishing health and happiness for him and his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George N. Bicknell
United States Navy
Commercial Club
New Albany
George A. Bicknell
U. 8
S. N
Naval Department
Jariat
Hono. George A. Bicknell
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Endorsed For Sore Feet Burns
East Poland Maine resident W. Stone praises Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for sore feet burns sores and abrasions and piles. Sold under guarantee at Chas D Knoefel’s drug store. Also Page’s offers finest oysters in the city and invites patrons to try them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklen
Mr. W. Stone
East
Poland
Maine
Chas. D Knoefel
Page’s
New Line of Suits and Women's Wear Arrives
Suits priced at 10.00 12.50 13.50 16.00 19.50 22.50 and 25.00. Ladies' black coats in long tight fitting effects from 5.00 to 22.60. Big line dress skirts and petticoats. While in the store look through our millinery section.
Democratic Nominee Bryan to Address Crowd at Market Square
A large crowd is expected tonight as Democratic presidential nominee William Jennings Bryan speaks at Market Square after a parade wagon is wheeled to the market. He will ride to Fifteenth and Spring streets by 7 pm, then deliver a half hour or longer address before taking an interurban car to Louisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. Sweeney
Fifteenth Street
Main
Beeler Streets
Main Street
Bryan
Monon Road
Fifteenth
Spring Streets
Satomotiles
Market Square
Louieville
New Albany
Flos
Louisville
Walnut Street
Phoenix Hill
Wo men s Synodical Society Missionary Convention Opens
The annual convention of the Woman s Synodical Society of Home and Foreign Missionary Indiana opens tomorrow at 9 a m at Second Presbyterian church and closes Thursday night at the Presbyterian church in Jeffersonville. Eight presbyteries will send 125 delegates with prepared programs. Papers by Mrs. R Dooley Rockville Mrs S Huffer Liberty Mrs A A Holby Greeneburg and Mr M M Rankin Boonville will be read and returned missionaries will give addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Synodical Society of Home and Foreign Missionarf
Indiana
Second Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Church
Jeffersonville
R. Dooley
Rockville
S. Huffer
Liberty
A. A. Ho
Postmaster List Of Remaining Mail In New Albany
The notice dated October 19 2008 lists names of letters remaining for delivery in New Albany including Bolen Harry Bunnell Dr H C Elliis WE Ricky Henry Leahy J M Mongler Lewis and others. Instructions urge recipients to call or visit the post office to claim addressed mail at General Delivery and note letters must be claimed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolen
Harry Bunnell
H C
Elliis
Ricky Henry Leahy
J M Mongler
Lewis
Mali Reed Warren
Sweeny Rochring Chase
Erie E
Shelt
Newspaper delivery issues prompt reader alerts
Subscribers to the New Asany Tastes report irregular and late paper delivery and request Tribune Company notification. Beth phones. Onmberiand ivi. Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asany
Tribune Company
Beth
Onmberiand Ivi
Republican County Central Committee Opens HQ in Opera House Block
The Republican county central committee opened headquarters at 131 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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican County Central
Comeettes
East Spring Street
Opera Hones
First Ward Colored Republican Club Hosts Strack Talk
The First Ward Colored Republican Club met at Adam Payne’s home at 314 Creen Street where Councilman George Strack of the Fourth Ward delivered an engaging address to a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Ward Colored Republican Club
Adam Payne
Creen Street
George Strack
Fourth Ward
City Court News Fines and Guilty Pleas Count
Patrolmen Martin and Haley fined 211 by City Judge Paris. George Wright Charlen Burton and William Newton pleaded guilty to Sunday closing violations and were fined 220 each. Gas Biel pleaded not guilty. trial set for October 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
Haley
Paris
George Wright
Charlen Burton
William Newton
Gas Biel
Personal mentions and marriages across several cities
Mrs. Kate Hughes visits friends in Indianapolis. Ada Crocker from Harper, Kansas, visiting Mrs. Morris in Alsde. Mia Ruth Carr visits Memphis. Peter Meyer and Mayme Graf marry at St. Joseph's. Clarence Lamb to wed Kate E. McKinley in Greenville. Tampa winter plans for Mia I and Martha Jones. Several visits and licenses reported, including A N Coleman and Clara Hiestand marriage, plus social events and a note on Dr King’s New Life Pills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Hughes
East Main Street
Indianapolis
Mise Ada Crocker
Harper, Kan
N. D. Morris
East Oak Street
Peter Meyer
Misa Mayme Graf
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Clarence Lamb
Kate E. McKinley
Greenville
Mia
I. F. Jones
Mise Martha
Tampa
Fla
Clarence Reid
Bloomington
Ind
F. W. Hippel
Taft Voice Failure Threatens Indiana Campaign Schedule
Dispatches from New York report Taft may cancel most Indiana dates on Thursday Friday and Saturday due to a failing voice triggering concern at Republican headquarters. Hayes and Hitchcock dispute the scope of cancellations while Durbin travels to coordinate national support and efforts to keep the state in line with the ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manapolis
New York
Taft
Indiana
Republican
Hitchcock
Evansville
Indianapolis
Hayes
National Organization
W. T. Durbin
National Committee
Republican National Organization
State Committee
Southern railway inspection tour heads for Louisville
W. W. Finley, president of the Southern railway, leaves St. Louis for an inspection of the St Louis and Louisville division. He is to pass through this city and reach Louisville tonight with several high officials. The firm plans major changes, possibly rebuilding the division, to be financed by the project cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. N. Coleman
Mise Clara Hiestand
Selleraburg
L. N
Florida
George R. Mayo
Jeffersonville
Mies Ida May Hartman
George Hartman
North State Street
Henry Borneman
M. E
M. E. Parsonage
Gladys Starkel
CO. H. Starke
Belleville
St. Louis and Louisville
The
Southern Railway
Katherine Weathers
East Third
Spring Streets
Maennerchor Hall
Weathers
W. W. Finley
Southern Railway System
St. Louis
St Louis
Louisville
Southern
Finley
Y M C A Boys Meeting Set for Sunday Afternoon
The first boys meeting of the season will be next Sunday at 2 o’clock. Officers for the year will be elected and committees formed. Boys aged ten to fifteen are invited. Mr. Hard will direct the meeting. A boys orchestra will be organized soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hard
Real Estate Transfers Include Various Lot and Parcel Sales
The records list multiple property transfers including Mary Martin to Frank Manop for lot 3, piat 36.05 at 1700, George Lemmel to Clarence Smith with parts of 27, 8, 5 valued 206, Marianne Miller to Mary Ann Grandidier for rear 20 feet of lot 27 West Market Street, Adaline Reeves and Omilie Strader to Mary E Harberson for lot 14 West Main Street, Rose to Frederick L Koehler for 5 acres of plat 838, and Alton lot 5 Crystal Avenue plat 847 with assorted sums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Martin
Frank Manop
George Lemmel
Clarence Smith
Marianne Miller
Mary Ann Grandidier
West Market Street
Jesse E. Burkhardt
Jesse H. Kelly
Adaline Reeves
Omilie Strader
Mary E Harbeson
Julia BE. Rose
Frederick L. Koehler
George W. Taley Law— Tucker
Permedao Muir
Juli
Alton
Crystal Avenue
Old Fashioned Man and Woman In Kids’ Tale Recalled
A reader questions what became of the old fashioned man who urged belief without proof and the one who boasted a Philadelphia lawyer could unravel the deed. The piece recalls a beard touching children and an old woman who viewed wild spending as a child wearing Banda shoes on a weekday in the Atchison Globe era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Atchison Globe
City tax second installment due by November 2 at county treasurer
Notice states the second installment of city taxes is due at the county treasurer’s office in the courthouse on or before Monday, November 2. Taxes unpaid by that date incur a ten percent penalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tazesa
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Creed
Frye
State St
Stotsenburg & Weathers
Attorneys AT Law
Hedden
Market
Floyd, Clarm Harrison
Crawford
Adjoining Counties
A. Lindemann
E. Market St
New Albany Mfg. Co
Foundry and Machine Shop
Tenth and Water Sts
New Albany Steam Laundry Co
Peter Klerner
Main &I
Pearl and State
National
Oy Ua Dal
Cumberland
Official City Paper
Washington
Price Bet
DyeKeine Bros
Jamestown, Mich
Page's
Gro
Fami.y
Abe Martin
Kin Hubbard
Indianapolis News
Edward Cometock
Lula Alma Gardier
Perry Gose
Huntingburg
W. F. Rouff
William Weat
Henry
Henderson West
John L. Timmonds
Bank Street
Frank T. Porter
the Park
Mary Biel
August Biel
Charlestown Avenue
Louis
William Biel
Emma Biel
City
Frank Seigfried
New Albany Commercial Club
Big Line
American-Journal-Gzamizes
New York Journal
Convention of Presbyterian Synodical Societies
Alo
R W. Morris
P.M
Hedden Dry Goods Co
Republican Headquarters
City Court News
Ruth Carr
Memphis
Harry Burd
Peter Pfeffer
Mies Mollie Melcher
St. Joseph
Alsde G. Motsinger
Martha F Griffin
Raoff
Samuel T. Mann
Thompson Mann
Emile Matthews
Dayton
Ohio
Brown
Pearl Street
Bella Reynolds
Belle Sittason
Chas. E. Smith
West Franklin
Dr. King
Chas D. Knoefel
Peabody & Ca
Troy
St. Bernard
Pittsburg
St. Bernard Mining Co
Don. D. Walker, Mer
Heme
Victor
CERF
Bazaad Pearl St., Near Main
Savings Department
Fraank Green
Doerhoefer
Pearl and Market Streets
Charles L. Jewett
Henry &. Jewett
Reems
Masonic Saliéteg Wew
Albary
GEO. BR
E. Main St
George B. Cardwill
NEW
Spring St
Opera Reuse Bellétar Soma Puows i
East Market Street
Paul Reising Brewing Co
Paris & Trusty
Bedden Bloch
Hammersmith
Homs Peona
State Street
Alexander Dowling
Cemnacier
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