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Young widow with a three week old baby requests a home placement. References requested and addressed to Mrs. Clark at 1601 Deway Street.
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Newspaper
New Albany Evening Tribune
Location
New Albany, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1908
Page
4
Local Notices and Trades Include Divorces and Will
Jobo Featheringill today secured divorce from Minnie Featheringill in the circuit court. A Unity Center entertainment committee plans a dance at Maennerchor hall on Wednesday night. The Maples near Vincennes and Charleatown road sold for 37500 to Martin J. Inoeull and others. Laura V. Eckerty died of a paralytic stroke in Louisville and was buried in Elizabeth. Lillian Baker of Otisco won a divorce from telegraph operator George Baker for cruel treatment. Five-year-old Forrest E. Brewer and infant Moses St Edward Hardin were adopted in Floyd and Sellersburg courts. Election inspectors altered at several precincts. Holy Trinity Catholic parish hosts double oyster supper and prizes at the school hall. Hattie Nichole died at 54. four daughters survive. An Indian-Greenwood syndicate buys Evan B. Stotsenburg’s 280-acre peach farm in Owen township to expand orchards. Mahala Crandall’s will authorizes executors George M. Crandall and Charles E. Crandall with provisions for heirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Baker
Otisco
Clark
Jeffersonville
George Baker
Baker
Forrest E. Brewer
Floyd
Lee Bower
Elizabeth Moses
Edward Hardin
George A. Wright
Sellersburg
Kraft
Paralyzed Floyd County resident Wattam dies at 64
Everett Wattam of Floyd county died at his river road home in Franklin township from a paralytic stroke suffered last Friday. He had a prior stroke a year earlier and appeared to recover. He was 64 and longtime resident of Floyd county. Survived by wife and four children Mrs. George Wright, Charles, John and Frank Wattam. No funeral arrangements yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Wattam
Floyd County
Franklin Township
Mr. Wattem
George Wright
Charles
John
Frank Wattam
Watson to Speak in New Albany for Indiana Governor Race
Republican nominee James E. Watson will arrive in New Albany about 12 25 PM after stops along the Pennsylvania road. He will be welcomed at Maen Nerchner Hall for a 30 minute address amid a crowd of voters as election day nears and forecasts show a stronger Republican majority in Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Albany
James E. Watson
Indiana
Maennerchor
M. B. Thorman
Floyd County Central Committee
Will E. Hays
Indianapolis
Watson
Pennsylvania Road
Jeffersonville
Maennercher Hall
Mr. Watson
Monon Road
Taft
Democratic Press Blame Game Over County Debt
A critical editorial accuses the Democratic county commissioners of decades of wasteful spending and mismanagement that burden taxpayers. It argues Republicans did not control spending, cites bonds and floating debt, and predicts accountability when election defeat ends Democratic control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Presa
Court House
Taft's Indiana Tour Draws Vast Crowds Across State
Taft wrapped up a three day campaign in Indiana drawing massive crowds estimated over 420000. Final rally numbers exceeded 18000 in Gary and 22000 in South Bend with other gatherings in Winchester Fort Wayne Cambridge City Goshen and Richmond among the day’s stops. Republican leaders predicted Taft would win Indiana by about 60000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
William Howard Taft
Gary
Taft
South Bend
Winchester
Fort Wayne
Cambridge City
Goshen
Richmond
Portland
Hammond
Warsaw
Decatur
Michigan City
Greenfield
Lafayette bettor arrives with $300 for Marshall governor bet
A Lafayette visitor named Awan arrived with $300 to gamble on Marshall. He deposited it with the stake holder and placed two bets for 100 and 200 dollars. Reports say $1,000 Marshall money may be in town but supporters cannot locate it. If the $1,000 Marshall money fails to appear tomorrow, Watson money worth $1,000 may be available at 228 State Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Awan
Lafayette
Marshall
Wateno
Watson
Unyless
State Street
Silver Medal Contest Set At Jennie De Pauw Memorial
A matron’s silver medal contest will be held tomorrow night at Jennie De Pauw Memorial church hosted by Floyd County Women’s Christian Teperanoce Vacion. Admission is free with a free will offering collected. Competitors and subjects include Mrs. Fannie McDaniel with The Maniac Wife, Mrs. Addie Lobach with The Potter’s Field, Mrs. Mattie Flanagan with Paddy Ryan’s Right, Mrs. Ida Wooflin with The Martyred Mother, and Mrs. Rena Stockedale with The Tramp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie de Pauw
Floyd County
Mrs. Rena Stockedale
Newspaper delivery issues prompt reader notice
Readers report irregular, late delivery of the New ALSany Tribune and request Tribune Company to fix service. Contact details for reporting problems are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alsany
Tribune
Tribune Company
Oumberland Tvl
Hameo
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 on or before Monday November 2. Taxes unpaid by that date incur a ten percent penalty. Francis Geuey, Treasurer.
Silver Grove hosts first campaign rally of current race
The Silver Grove precinct opens tonight with George H Hester as the main speaker. Mir Hester, former Republican congressional nominee, once narrowed the Democratic lead to about 500 votes. The gathering will be at Ekin and McDonald avenues, expected to draw a large crowd in one of the county’s largest precincts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Grove
George H Hester
Mir Hester
Congress
Lil> Cox
Cox
Heeter
Ekin and
McDonald Avenues
Watson a Winner for Indiana Governor, Hanly Says
Indianapolis October 26 Governor Hanly expresses strong confidence that James E Watson will win Indiana's governor race by a large margin. He cites silent Democratic support and Prohibitionist polling in three counties as evidence of a Republican victory and notes Taft’s Indianapolis welcome boosts party morale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
J. Frank Hanly
James E. Watson
Watson
State House
Taft
Personal Notes From Town Gatherings And Weddings In Georges Town
Miss Anna Irion visits Newark sister Mrs Peter Roth while George Eisman remains very ill at his daughter’s home on East Eighth Street. Edward Hand returns from Wildwood Fla to visit Dr. Fred Hand. The Amaranth Club meets at Mr John Ziegelbann’s home on East Oak Street. Miss Christina Elizabeth Ray and Oistle A Argenbright to be married tonight at the bride’s George Town home. Annon Feilbach and Groscarth sisters prepare for California trip. Harmon couple to winter in Ocean Springs Miss. Mr Mart Veacey of Manitou Ky visits relative Mrs Mary J Riggie. Mrs Annie Ewan and Elizabeth Adama return from Cincinnati. Charles L Payne and Anna Toell wed at Park Christian parsonage. Roe Brown benefit dance at Eagle’s Hall for six months illness. Mrs G L Reinhardt of Bloomington visiting then to Owensboro. Alfonso Constantine of Jeffersonville and Margaret Kleer to wed next Wednesday at St Mary’s Church. George E Baird of Baird Hardware improving at 503 West Market. Mert L Foote and Katherine Kearby wed at Georgetown Township home. Herman Seert and Anna Guoosewein to marry next Wednesday at St Mary’s Laneville. James W Dunbar returns from New York City. secretary role at American Gas Institute report erroneous. Tenth anniversary of Piankeshaw Chapter DAR celebrated at Hedden home with program and refreshments. Nellie Hewitt and Edith Collins perform. papers by Mery Cardwill, Clara Fank, Fannie Hedden, Annabelle Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. L Reinhardt
Bloomington
Douginse
East Market Street
Owensboro
Alphones Constantine
Jeffersonville
Misa Margaret Kleer
St. Mary's Catholic Church
George E Baird
The
Baird Hardware Company
West Market Street
Herman Seert
Harricon County
Miesanna Guoeewein
Franklin Township
Laneaville
James W. Dunbar
New York City
American Gas Institute
Piankeshaw Chepter
Daughters of the American Revolution
Theodosia
Fannie Hedden
Dewey Heights
Nellie Hewitt
Edith Collins
Mise Mery E. Cardwill
Pienkeshaw
Misa Clara Fank
Piankeshaw
Mise Fannie Hedden
Annabelle Smith
Clark's Grant and Pienkehaw
Arnica Salve Endorsed for Feet and Sores in Maine
Mr. W. Stone of East Poland Maine endorses Backlen's Arnica Salve as proper for sore feet abrasions and sores and also for piles. Sold under guarantee at Obas D Kapefel's drug store. 250
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Backlen
W. Stone
East
Poland
Maine
Obas
Kapefel
Fifth Ward Lincoln League Auxiliay Meeting Tonight
The Fifth Ward Lincoln League auxiliary plans a meeting tomorrow at the veteran volunteers firemen headquarters on West Market Street. Attorney George H. Hester will speak as the principal orator. A strong turnout is expected with all ward precinct organizations present. City Clerk John Short will call the session to order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Ward
Lincoln League
West Market Street
George H. Hester
Aethie
John Short
Cosiman
Fuxiliary
City Court News Lightly Details Burglary and Fines
Della Perry aged colored broke via a window at Ephraim Bell colored home and stole a lamp. She was arrested by Sergeant Seery, arraigned before City Judge Paine, found guilty, fined 25 dollars and sentenced to six months in jail. A drunken man detained by Patrolmen Truman and Finch was fined 11 dollars by City Judge Paria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Della Perry
Ephraim Bell
Sergeant Seery
Paine
Truman
Finch
Paria
Floyd County Tax Installment Deadline Notice 1908
To the taxpayers of Floyd County this notice sets Monday November 2 1908 as the last day to pay the second installment of 1906 state and county taxes without penalty. The treasurer will be open October 20 and 30 1908 from 7 30 to 9 p m to receive taxes for those unable to come during the day. Faavx Guzen Treasurer Floyd Openty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faavx Guzen
Floyd Openty
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Attorneys AT Law
Hedden
Floyd, Ciard Asrinson, Crawford
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E. Market St
New Albany Mfg. Co
Foundry and Machine Shop
Tenth and Water Sts
New Albany Steam Laundry Co
East Main Street
Peter Klerner
Main, East
Thomas and Market Gte
New Albany, Ind
Cumberland
Home Phone
Official City Paper
Weather Report
Washington
DEK Leine Bros
Jamestown, Mich
Jobo Featheringill
Minnie Featheringill
Maennerchor Hall
Entertainment Committee of Unity Conner
M. 1
Brayfogle
Vincennes and
Charleatown Road
Martin J. Inoeull
Laura V. Eckerty
Washington Street
Louieville
Elizabeth
Board of County Commissioners
Charles Luette
John Klare
S. F. McBride
Arthur Luette
Jacob Loesch
Newton A. Green
J. Madison Boyd
Frank Scharf
Ladies' Societies
Holy Trinity Catholic Church
Holy Trinity School Hall
Mra
Hattie Nichole
Charles Nichols
Eset Spring Street
Minnie
Anns
Elmira
Claudia Nichola
Trinity M. E Church
Indian Spoke
Greenwood Capitalista
Evan B. Stotsenburg
Owen Township
Clark County
L. P. Hunt
Greenwood
L. J. Dean
Mahala Crandall
Georgetown Township
Mary E Teaford
Lavina J. Wolfe
George M. Crandall
Charles E. Crandall
Martha E. Johnson
Charles E Crandall
Benjamin E. Teaford
Meyme E Lafollette
Bridge Trust
Trisane
Puublic Press
Chas. E. Smith
West Franklin
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Ogra
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Anna Irion
Newark
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George L. Eisman
Philip Diefenbach
East Eighth Street
Edward Hand
Wildwood, Fla
Fred Hand
Amaranth Club
John Ziegelbann
East Oak Street
F. H. Kalies
Monon
Westville
Oistle A. Argenbright
Christina Elizabeth Ray
Georgetown
Missea Annon
Clara Feilbach
Rona Groscarth
Caalifornia
Feilbach
Mrs. D. Harmon
Ocean Springs
Miss
Gulf of Mexico
Mart Veacey
Manitou, Ky
Mary J. Riggie
Vincennes Street
Annie Ewan
Missy Elizabeth Adama
Mre. Reiners
Cincinati
Charles L. Payne
Anna Toell
the Park Christian Parsonage
Frank T. Porter
Eagle’s Hall
Roe Brown
Mert L. Foote
Katherine Kearby
Mr. Hutsell
City Court News
Ely
Charles L. Jewett Menry
Jewett
Albany
C. W. Tucker
Mgr
Victor
CERF
Jewelry and Novelty Bazar
Pearl ST
Main
St. Bernard
Pittsburg
St. Bernard Mining Co. Incorporated
Don. D. Walker, Mer
Lam
Ansie
Tf Net
Doerboefer
Pearl and Market Streets
E.T. Slider
Paris & Trusty
Hedden Bloch
George B. Cardwill
Hammersmith
Conrae
Will
Paul Reising Brewing Co
Alexander Dowling
Ofrica
Corser Pearl and Marte
New Albany National Hall
Bank Bulldiog
GEO. H. Devol
Main St
Com
Spring St
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