Local Gatherings and City Notices Reported
Local items include DePauw Lodge to confer Master Mason's degree tonight with refreshments after. Aker s arrested on assault charge faces hearing tomorrow in city court. City Clerk issued permit for Mrs Anns Gebhbart to repair a cottage on Ekin avenue cost 8300. A field fire west of the city caused limited damage. Church society plans Halloween social next Friday at Second Presbyterian church. Maiden arrested for unpaid fine. settled and dismissed. Thompson and Mowman arrested for fighting. to be arraigned. Banet files for divorce from Paul Banet. alleges lack of support. Attachments issued against Joseph Fischer and Otto Ebeleiser and steamer Ohio Belle for 3760. Funeral of Mrs Hattie Nichols held. burial at Fairview cemetery. Knights Templar choral society organized. Anton Embs to direct, meetings every other Monday at Masonic asylum. Ellen Quinn reports thefts on Corydon pike with home broken into and goods stolen. Revival meetings at Central Christian Church postponed due to political campaign and Christmas prep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights Templar Choral Society
Masonic Asylum
Anton H. Embs
Asylum
Sufferings and Mrs Rosa Everbach Pass Away at Home
Mrs Rosa Everbach wife of John A Everbach Sr died this afternoon at 206 Clay street after a prolonged cancer illness. Aged fifty seven she leaves four sons Otto John George and William Everbach and a daughter Mrs Frederick Colby. Also survived by mother Mrs Wilhelmina Wagner two brothers and four sisters all of Louisville. She was a Louisville resident and a member of the German Evangelical church. Funeral arrangements not yet completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa Everbach
John A. Everbach
Clay Street
Everbach
Otto J
John
George
William Everbach
Frederick Colby
Wilhelmina Wagner
Egmond Wagoner
Johannes BK. Dorsey
Mary Frazee
Hermina
Anna Wagner
Louisville
Dorsey
City
German Evangelical Church
Polling Places for Election Set Across City and Nearby Areas
The election will use multiple polling sites including Thirteenth and Market for precinct one, Market and Washington for two, Vincennes near Market for three, 90 Vincennes Street for four, Elm Street for five, and Elm and Vincennes for six. Additional sites include Culbertson avenue, Oak and Vincennes, East Seventh and Spring, and state street pike areas like Chartrea Street and Charlestown avenues.
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Thirteenth
Market Streets
Market
Washington Stresta
Vincennes
Market Street
Vincennes Street
Elm Street
Elm Streets
Culbertson Avenue
Oak
Elin Avenue
Seventh
Spring
Fifth Street
East Market Street
East
East Main Street
Court House
State Street
Cherry Street
Weat Main
Weet Market Street
Twenty Sixth
Albany
Hackey'a
Silver Grove
Whitten
Six Mile
State Street Pike
Thirty First
Chartrea Street
Charlestown Avenue
Mrs Profit Seeks Divorce and Alimony in Local Circuit Court
Emma Profit wife of Henry Profit filed for divorce in the circuit court seeking custody of two children and eight thousand dollars alimony. She alleges a thirty five thousand dollar estate and claims lack of support. The couple married March sixteen nineteen hundred four and separated recently after moving from Louisville to the Mc Donald farm north of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Profit
Henry Profit
Auyt
Louisville
Mre Profit
Profit
Henry
Emma May
Rooff
Hester Speaks at Silver Grove Republican Meeting
A large Silver Grove crowd heard Hon. George H. Hester denounce Democratic county leadership over tax rises and debt. The address called for fiscal disclosures and warned voters about county finances under the Democratic ring. Hester planned to speak again at the Fifth Ward Lincoln League auxiliary meeting at Oceola engine house tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Grove
George H. Hester
Hester Thespeskes
Floyd County
Court House
Heater
Fifth Ward
Lincoln League
Oceola
Market and
Second Streets
Personal Notices From Local Readers
Lawrence Garing left for Detroit and Canada. Mrs Mollie Tattle heads to Decatur Illinois for the winter. Mrs Stephen Barnwell of Yaz City Mississippi visits her mother Mrs W O Crane Cedar Bough. Mrs Virginia Wolfe of Georgetown visits Mr and Mrs Willia Harvey Vincennes street. Mrs Frank Bonifer leaves for Evanaville Indiana to stay with relatives. Laura Monical returns from Fredonia Kansas. Mabel Ratliff returns from five weeks in Memphis Tennessee and Lake View. Stella Scott improving after serious illness at 1414 East Spring Street. Roberts and daughter Julia go to Williamstown Indiana for death in the family. Mr and Mrs Clarence Reid and Mildred return to Bloomington Indiana from visit with Mrs F W Rippel. August F Relander moves with family to Grand Junction Colorado. Capt E H Baldwin and family return from Decatur and Biggers Arkansas visit. Mrs Isabelle Heady hosts Embroidery Club at West Flint Street. prizes awarded to Etta Miller and Emma Tether. others present include George Lance Clara Yealey and Oliver Raby. Refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollie Tattle
East Spring Street
Decatur
Ill
Stephen Barnwell
Yaz City
Mias
W.O Crane
Virginia Wolfe
Georgetown
Willia Harvey
Vincennes Street
Frank Bonifer
Evanaville
Ind
Laura Monical
West Second Street
Fredonia
Kan
Mies Stella Scott
Amos P. Atkins
O Roberts
Julia Roberts
Williamatown
Roberta’ Afeter
Clarence Reid
Mildred
Independence candidate David O. Murr faces Crawford County indictment
Friends claim the Crawford county grand jury indictment for embezzlement is politically motivated against David O. Murr the Independence party nominee for congress in New Albany He formerly practiced law in Crawford county and allegedly collected client claims and kept the funds He is editor of the Corydon Leader who opposed Democratic nominees He posted a 1000 dollar bond for court appearance
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David O. Murr
Independence
Congress
New Albany
Grand
Crawford County
Murr
Marr
Corydon
Local Post Office Listings and Address Directory Fragments
Fragmented OCR shows names and addresses around New Albany with streets and residents listed. Mentions 1908 context and advertising mail, with various Mrs and Miss titles and box numbers, plus several street corners and building numbers.
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 for late payment. Frank Gaeen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Gaeen
Indiana Republicans Overconfident in Taft Watson Victory
Indianapolis reports show Republican leaders and activists growing confident that Taft will carry Indiana and Watson will edge toward the governor’s race. Remy and others predict Taft’s Indiana plurality near 35,000 with Watson close behind, while country districts mobilize voters. Ministers openly back Watson and local option goals, signaling a broader shift in sentiment statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Republilicans
Goodrich
Taft
Watson
Indiana
Chas Remy
Remy
Repubican
Methodist ministers support Jim Watson for governor at Indianapolis meeting
A meeting of Indianapolis area Methodist ministers featured endorsements for Jim Watson by former pastors now leading churches there. They urged retention of county option and backing the Republican ticket. The piece also notes Mrs Charles B E Smith praising Dr King’s New Life Pills sold at Chase Knopefel’s drug store for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Methodist Ministers’ Association
James E. Watson
Watson
New Albany
Lndianapolis
James E Watson
Ministerial Association of
Indianapolis
George D Wolfe
Trinity M E. Church
Jim Watson
Republican Legislative
W . Clinton
Centenary
M.echard
Prohibition
Hanly
Jim Wateon
Albert Harlstone
Trinity M KE. Church
Mr Wateon
Chas. BE. Smith
Weat Franklin
Maine
Republican Headquarters Opens at 131 East Spring Street
The Republican county central committee opens headquarters in the opera house block at 131 East Spring Street. It will be open daily and evenings through the campaign, inviting voters to visit at all times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican County Central Committees
East Spring Street
Opera House
George H. Heeter
Paper delivery notice to New Albany subscribers
Readers of the New Albany Tribune are urged to notify the Tribune Company regarding timely delivery. Beth phones Cumberland are mentioned as contact points to report or arrange paper arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Albany
Tribune
Beth Phones
Cumberland Fyi
Heme
Theosophical speaker to address High School chapel
C JinaraJadassa a high caste Hindu from Ceylon will speak tomorrow at 8 30 a m in the High School chapel. O B McLinn principal heard him recently and arranged the talk. He speaks English fluently and is noted for scholarly attainments. City Attorney John H Weathers will also discuss Rome after European travels. The chapel talks are open to the public and part of school activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O Jinarejsdassi
Hindoo
Ceylon
India
Louisville
Theosophical Society
Peef
O. B. McLinn
Scbco
John H. Weathers
Europe
Rome
Political notes spark turnout for Lincoln League speech
Mr R W Thompson formerly of this city now in Washington DC will address the colored voters at the Lincoln League HQ 210 Pearl Street tomorrow at 7 30 PM. He led the Negro Exhibit at the Jamestown Exposition near Norfolk VA last year and remains a prominent figure in the local race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R W. Thompson
Washington, DC
Lincoln League
Pearl Street
Thompson
Norfolk
Taxpaying Deadline Notice for Floyd County 1908 Taxes
Public notice to Floyd County taxpayers states the second installment of 1908 state and county taxes is due by November 2 1908 without penalty. The treasurer's office extends hours October 29 and 30 1908 from 7 30 to 9 p m to receive payments. Frank Green Treasurer Floyd County.
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Creed
State St
Stoteenburgh
Attorneys AT Law
Medden Block
Cor
Suns and Market Street
Lloyd, Glar Garricon, Crawford
Coun
A. Lindemann
E. Market St
New Albany Mfg. Co
Foundry and Machine Shop
Teath and Water Sts
New Albany Steam Laundry Co
GEO. H. Devol
Main St
Comb
Main &I
Ermc le Bank
Cumberland
James Daily
Official City Paper
Washington
INE Bros
Jamestown, Mich
DePauw Lodge of Masone
Charles Akers
Truman
Short
Anns Gebhbart
Ekin Avenue
Fifteenth Street
Corydon Pike
Church At Home and Abroad Society of the
Second Presbyterian Church
Hallowe’en Socis
John Maiden
Klinesiiver
Justice Fogle
William Thompson
John Mowman
Lizzie Banet
Paul I. Banet
J. B. James
Blythe Crawford
Guy Crawford
Joseph Fischer
Otto Ebeleiser
Ohio Belle
Crawford
Hattie Nichols
Frank Orman Beck
Trinity M. E. Church
Fairview Cemetery
Ellen Quinn
Central Christian Church
S.M. Martin
G. H. Hester
Ence
Lawrence Garing
Detroit
Canada
Mies
Mabel Ratliff
Memphis
Tenn
Lake View
Miss
D. C. Murr
Akin Cures
Chespul
William Doarald
Garner Albert Ti
Edne Bi Wet
Ey Harmon Elmer
Artelle Lawrence
Johnsop Todali
Kink
Willie
Keller Mery Lawson
John Spicer
Charles Wreule
Varie Building
McBeth
Court & Walnut
Stuckler
Molly Wildman
Weathers
Annie Taver
Gerard
Whalen
Florence Walker
Zisle Fourh
Nouw Mus Frazer
Arthur Gants
Geneva
Jennings Ees
Maggie Patto
Zens
Wilson Moore & A
Travis & Kumpf
W. Morris
P. M
Republican Organization
Marshall
Harry Walker
Republican State Committee
Corr
Methodist
Republican Headquarters
Cluett, Feabody & Co
Troy
N.Y
C. Jinarajadassa
I. O. Schlosser
Lodianapolis
Eagle’s Hall
Pearl and Market Strest
Backen
Frank Green
Tucker
Mer
Gath
Victor
CERF
Bazaad Pearl St., Near Main
Savings Department
Doerboefer Hulldinn
Lrict
Paris & Trusty
Hedden Bloch
George B. Cardwill
Lew Albast
Charles L. Jewett
Henry F. Jewett
Misouri
James E
Maennercher Hall
State
Hammersmith
Paul Reising Brewing Co
Alexander Dowling
Pearl and Maret Steeets
Nationa Hank
Kintrance
Bank Hufiticg
Slider
Peter Klerner
Thomas and Market
Gte
Spring St
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