Local Gatherings and Community Notes In Indianapolis Area
Community events include a ladies sewing circle dance at Eagles hall and box social by Miss Gertrude Knabel at Georgetown No. 1 school. Y M I select dance planned at Maennerchor hall with Oct 28 date. Gold watch recovered by Capt McLaughlin and Sgt Seery on Spring Street. Ballots for state and national elections arrive weighing 1 020 pounds. A A Anderson resigns from Indianapolis and Louisville Traction Co effective Nov 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Knabel
Georgetown Township
Capt. McLaughlin
Seery
Mies Stella Strack
Spring Street
Alaska visitors return to winter in this city
Henry Rahner and William Milligan, who have been in Alaska for eighteen months, return home and plan to spend the winter here before going back to the north next spring. George W. Curry also returns for the winter after a summer on the Yukon. James Meunier, arrested in Louisville for breaking into Esnaar Canter's fruit store, admits robbing a Silver Grove grocery. Rear Admiral George A. Bicknell, retired, thanks the New Albany Commercial Club for the honorary membership. River delays spur Jefferson County Construction Company to order brick by rail for Tenth and Osk Street improvements, awaiting arrival next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Rahner
William Milligan
Alaska
Mr. Rahner
Fort St. Michaels
Mr. Milligan
George W. Curry
Yukon River
James Menier
Louisville
Esnear Canter
Pearl Street
Fees
Frankfort Yesday
Willon
Meunier
Mise Ocra Kent
Silver Grove
Canter
George A. Bicknell
U. S
New Albany
Riae
Marshall
Jefferson County Construction Company
Debs Party Arrives in City on Red Special Train
Socialist nominee Eugene V. Debs and his delegation arrived at 4 30 PM aboard the Red Special at the B and O depot. Debs did not speak, a brass band greeted the crowd, and party members collected funds and handed out literature amid interruptions from an intoxicated man and security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene V. Debs
Mr. Debe
O. 3
S. W
Debs
Deba
Benjamin Hanford
Truman
Tinkler
Louisville
Women’s synodical convention opens with talks in Indiana
The annual convention at Second Presbyterian church opened with Mrs. W J Darby of Evaneville delivering an address on Alertness in Service and papers by Mrs. Herbert Campbell of New town and others on topics including Indiana’s Opportunity and Beginning at Jerusalem. Evening program featured Miss Grttie Y Holliday from Persia giving a lively talk on Persian politics to a large audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Synodical Society of Home and Foreign Missions of
Indiana
Second Presbyterian Church
W. J. Darby
Evaneville
Herbert Campbell
Newtown
William Colbert
Attica
Southland
J. O. McClarkin
Evanaville
David Yammin
Indianapolis
Jerusalem
G. A. Little
Alexandria
Charles Latham
Mias K. Williams
Lima
Alaska
Presbyterian Church
Jeffersonville
John S Hawk
D. D
Edith Hughes
Women's Board
Arnica Salve Endorsed for Sores and Burns
Mr W Stone of East Poland Maine praises Backlen’s Arnica Salve for sore feet burns and abrasions and piles. The product is sold under guarantee at Qhas D Enceofel’s drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Backlen
Mr. W. Stone
East
Poland
Maine
Qhas
D. Enceofel
The Itch Relief Drafted by D D D Prescription
Advertisement for D D D Prescription soothing wintergreen oil claiming instant itch relief for skin diseases. Promotes a 10 cent trial bottle from J H Connerbrug Co at Pearl and Spring streets and direct mail from I D D Co Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neema
Bastia
Akin
J.H Connerbrug Co
Pearl and
Spring Streets
Michigan St
Chicago
Purdue Students Visit Louisville Civil Works Tour
Fifty Purdue University civil engineering students from Lafayette arrived by Monon line and boarded a Datey car to Louisville. Professors Sackett and Hott led the party inspecting the Ohio River falls canal sewerage system Louisville water works filtering plant and Speeds cement plants. Edward Widman organized the itinerary and the group plans to return to Lafayette tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purdue University
Lafayette
Monon Road
Vincennes Street
Louisville
Prof. Sackett
Hott
Ohio
Edward Widman
Widman
Chartres Street
Pardas
Lincoln League Meeting Set At Pearl Street HQ
Political notes describe the Lincoln League gathering at 210 Pearl Street with City Attorney John H. Weathers invited to speak. A large crowd of colored voters attended last night’s event at William Buckner’s home 1516 North Second Street where talks by Councilman George Strack Dr T B Love nominee for township trustee John A Hinds nominee for township assessor and Harry W Vance president of the Lincoln League were heard. The decorated house was filled with an enthusiastic throng and no defects among the colored voters in New Albany and Floyd county were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Buckner
North Second Street
George Strack
T B. Love
John A. Hinds
Harry W. Vance
Lincoln League
New Albany
Floyd County
Local society notes list visits and engagements in Lafayette area
Mrs Charlea Tatspaw returns from Indianapolis and Danville while Charles Tatepaw Jr goes to Beaumont Texas for a theatre orchestra post. Mrs Martha Baxter visits her sister Mrs P O Bulliet in Lafayette. Mrs J B Moffat visits grandmother Mrs Mary Austin. T W Cur of Oklahoma visits brother P N Carl. D G Axline visits daughter in Chicago and improves in health. Mrs S M Stockslager and daughter Georgia visit Corydon. Mr and Mrs Charles Hosselt and families visit John Best’s in Lafayette. P Leyden and O D Knoefel return from Indianapolis where they attended the Masonic grand lodge. Knoefel elected steward in Grand Council. Charles Eaken and new wife return from Chicago and Niagara Falls and plan housekeeping in Jeffersonville. W Smith and Mrs Smith return from Grandville and Homer Ill after illness. Piankeshaw Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution holds tenth anniversary next Saturday at Miss Hedden’s Dewey Heights. George Andres and Mary Libe to marry next Tuesday at St Mary’s on the Knobs. plan to reside on groom’s farm in Lafayette township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Baxter
Valley City
P. O. Bulliet
East Oak Street
J. B. Moffat
Kanene City
Mary Austin
East Ninth Street
T. W. Cur
Oklahoma, Ok
P. N. Carl
Lafayette
Market Streets
D. GO. Axline
Redfield
Chicago
S M. Stockslager
Georgia Stockslager
Corydon
Jamea Wolpert
Elm
Thirteenth Street
Charles Hosselt
Jamea Patterson
Macomb
Mies
John Best
Baet Eim
Fifteenth Street
Piankeshaw Q Chapter
Misses Hedden
Dewey Heights
George Andres
William Andres
Misa Mary Libe
Philip Libe
Lafayette Township
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
The
Knobs
Father Sermerheim
Taft at Yale in The Outing Magazine Article
Ralph D. Paine, a Yale man, profiles the career of the presidential candidate Taft in the Outing Magazine November issue. The article is illustrated with numerous pictures of Taft’s ancestors, Taft as a boy, as a young man, and at later reunions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Yale
Outing Magazine
Ralph D. Paine
Tax installment deadline notice for Floyd County
To the taxpayers of Floyd County the second installment of 1908 taxes is due November 2 with penalty risk. The treasurer’s office will open October 29 and 30 from 7:80 to 9 p.m. to receive taxes for convenience. Frank Greens, Treasurer Floyd County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Greens
Floyd County
Independence of the Philippines discussed by Taft and Bryan
In the November issue’s political section Taft and Bryan analyze the Philippines question while Eleanor Franklin Egan outlines U S efforts in the Islands. The discussion centers on national policy and the ongoing work in 1900s era context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence of
The
Philippines
William Howard Taft
William Jennings Bryan
Eleanor Franklin Egan
United States
An Anarchiet of the Big Timber by Henry Owen
The Bohemian Magazine prints November issue with many strong short stories. A standout tale titled An Anarchiet of the Big Timber depicts a backwoodsman fighting a lumber corporation in Chicago to defend his honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bohemian
Henry Owen
Ageinet
Chicago
Democratic speaker I C Schlosser to address Floyd County club
An Indianapolis attorney, I C Schlosser, will address the Floyd County Democratic Club and Fleet Voters at Grosheider’s grocery hall Tuesday evening October 27. He is described as an unusually able orator and attendance is invited, especially for ladies. The notice ends with printing by Tribusio company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Floyd County
Democratic Club
Fieet
Grosheider
Maude Adams Opens What Every Woman Knows at Illinois Theatre
Maude Adams begins a Chicago engagement at the Illinois Theatre with What Every Woman Knows by J. M. Barrie. The play, written for Adams, features Maggie Wylie and John Shand in a Scottish setting, supported by a strong company led by Richard Bennett. Performances run most evenings and select matinees with advance mail orders urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotaman
Peter Pan
Duke of York's Theatre
London
Barrie
Misa Adams
Miss Adams
Atlantic City
Pittsburg
Scotland
England
Wylies
John Shand
Maggie
Shand
Mr. Barrie
Maude Adams
Maggie Wylie
Richard Bennett
Fred Tyler
Mrs Chas E Smith Endorses New Life Pulse Purifier
Mrs Chas E Smith of West Franklin Maine says she uses Dr Kings New Life Pulse as family medicine because it works well without fuss. Painless purifiers are sold at Chas D Koeffels drug store for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. E. Smith
West Franklin
Maine
Dr King
Chas D. Kooefel
City Court News Charges and Fines in Assault Case
George Vols Michael Thirion and James Ferguson were arrested by Capt. McLaughlin on assault and battery charges. Vols and Thirion pleaded guilty and were fined 11 dollars each by City Judge Paine. Ferguson pleaded not guilty and will be tried later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Vols
Michael Thirion
James Ferguson
Capt
McLaughlin
Vols
Thirion
Paine
Ferguson
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Creed
Stotsenburgh
Attorneys AT Law
Hedden
Cor
State and Market Street
Floyd, Clark Barrison
Crawford
Counties
A. Lindemann
E. Market St
New Albany Mfg. Co
Foundry and Machine Shop
Tenth and Water Sts
Ment
New Albany Steam Laundry Co
East Main Street
Peter Klerner
Odd Dressers
Chifforters Main
East, Thoman and
Market Ste
New Aluany
INI
Main &F
Mar Olear le Bank
Cumberland
Official City Paper
Washington
DeKceiie Bros
Jamestown, Mich
Page's
Wansted
East Market Street
Lark
Dewsy Street
Abe Martin
Kilo Hubbard
Indianapolis News
Tilford
Indynaplus Sanday
Ladies’ Sewing Circle
St. Edward's Hospital
Eagles’ Hall
Maennerchor Hall
American Express
Ruoff
A. A. Anderson
Indianapolis and Louisville Traction Company
Joseph H. Kraft
State Board of Charties and Correction
South Bend
Calambus
Salem Fair Association
Ambrose Shram
E. W. Menanogh
Martha Snead
Louisville and Southern Indiana Traction Company
Supreme Court
Ann Michaux
Matthias Michaux
City
St Mary's Catholic Church
G. G. Borrels
Daisy Depot
Bryan
Rath Lodge
Daughters of Rebekah
Jeffersonville Lodge
No. 8
DePauw Memorial Church
Pentecostal Mission
Main
West First Streets
Prohibition Party
L. F. Ulmer
John Branch
Frank Smith
East Spring Street
Fog
Mr. Branch
DePauw Glase Works
Purdue
John HH Weathers
Page’a
Charlea Tatspaw
Danville
Charles Tatepaw, Jr
Beaumont, Tex
Watson
James E. Watson
Atkins Paw Works
Parry Buggy
Darville
Knightstown
Newcastle
Democratic Party
Hno
Elizabeth Harrison
Benjamin Harrison
University Square
Frederick Owens
Washington, D. C
New York Street
Meridian
Pennsylvania
John J. Elam
Harrison
J. R. Fesler
John W. Kern
Syracuse
N. Y
John Worth Kern, Jr
Kern
New York
the Outing Magazine
the Bohemian Magazine
Democrat
I. C. Schlosser
Tribusio Company
Illinois Theatre
City Court News
St. Bernard
St. Bernard Mining Co. Incorporated
Don. D. Walker, Mer
Victor
CERF
Jewelry and Movelty
Bazaad Pearl St., Near Main
Savings Department
Doerhoefer
Pearl and Market Streets
Ind
Seventh Street Union Depot
Bridge Station
City Tiket
4Th Ave
Depot
J. Gates
Genl
Charles L. Jewett
Henry & Jewet
Albary
George B. Cardwill
Rotary Public
Saw Albaet
Spring St
moneyRown
Paris
Trusty
Heddon Bioch
Mammersmith
Bouvebold
Scc
State Street
GEO. H. Devol
Main St
Comb
Gutteria
Ogee
Paul Reising Brewing Co
Alexander Dowling
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