Local gatherings and events highlight community week
The ladies hospital club hosts a cuchre at St. Joseph's ball next Wednesday afternoon and night. Highland Country Club meets tonight at its Silver Hill Jol clubhouse. George Hipple returns from McHenry Kentucky after political speeches advertised as the blacksmith orator. Malanche Minstrels perform at Holy Trinity School hall for Altar and Rosary societies. Police warn by Chief Feas to arrest any violators tonight on Halloween as property destruction is not tolerated. Rev Frank W Hardy of St. Stephen's Louisville will address St Andrew's Brotherhood parochial chapter next Monday at 8 at St. Paul’s church, sharing impressions from the Milwaukee convention. all men invited.
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Ladies’ Hospital Club
St. Joseph’s Ball
Holy Trinity School Hall
Feas
Hallowe'en
Frank W. Hardy
St. Stephen's Church
Louisville
St. Andrew's Brotherhood
St. Paul’s Church
Hardy
Milwaukee
Police Chief Warns Against Election Fraud in New Albany
Chief Jacob Fess of the Metropolitan Police forbids fraud at the polls in the upcoming election. Officers are ordered to enforce laws, curb attempts at debauch the ballot with carbon ballots money liquor or other frauds, and coordinate with election sheriffs to ensure a fair vote next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Fess
Metropolitan Police Force
City of
New Albany
Indiana
Mysterious death investigated in Marengo case
Mrs Jane Townley was found dead last Wednesday in an alley behind her Marengo home thirty miles from the city. Her throat was cut and evidence suggested fire on her clothing. locals suspect suicide linked to her husband’s recent death, though murder theory exists. Townley, 25, worked as a domestic for Clark Duggins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Townley
Marengo
Clark Duggins
Prohibition Leaders Urge Vote for James E. Watson in Floyd County
Louis Ulmer of Floyd County calls prohibitionists to back Republican governor candidate James E. Watson. He argues the brewery and saloon influence endangers Tom Marshall and urges rallying statewide to support Watson despite imperfect alignment with prohibition principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Ulmer
Floyd County
Prohibition Committee
James E. Watson
Tom Marshall
Mr Watson
Ulmer
Mr Wateon
Prohibition Party
Temperance
Mir Watson
Chain Makers Probe Letters To Political Figures At Reform School
Letters from Todd Manufacturing chain makers asked Mesere Watson and Marshall about prison made goods and reform school work. Replies quote James E Watson and McNacsy & Ciroles, noting governors candidates and campaign duties in October 1905 and 1908 contexts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Todd Manufacturing Company
Mesere, Watson and
Marshall
Reformatory
Charles W. Bishop
Wateon
Rosavite, Inc
James BE. Watson
Mr. Marshall
Sufferings End of Mrs Annie Anderson Wife of Col Oliver Anderson
Mrs Annie Anderson died at 5 45 P M at 2429 Hemlock avenue Louisville after a long liver ailment She was 68 and is survived by her husband and two children EK VA Anderson and Miss Sallie Anderson The funeral will be at Jennie DePauw Memorial church tomorrow at 2 30 PM burial at Fairview cemetery Col Anderson formerly a city letter carrier and later superintendent of the Lebanon national soldiers cemetery The family moved from the city about five years ago
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Annie Anderson
Col
Oliver Anderson
Hemlock Avenue
Louisville
EK. VA. Anderson
Sallie Anderson
Jennie DePauw Memorial Church
Fairview Cemetery
Installation of Rev Thomas H Cleland at Third Presbyterian
The Third Presbyterian church announces the installation of Rev Thomas H Cleland DD as pastor on Wednesday evening November 4 at 7 30. First and Second Presbyterian churches will adjourn midweek services to take part. Sermon by Rev T M Hawes DD with charge by Rev Frank W Graceman DL. Presiding by Rev John P Moffat DO and scripture read by Rev Frank B Cleland. Citizens and church members invited to attend.
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Third Presbyterian Church
Thomas H. Cleland
T M. Hawes
Highland Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Theological
Louvisvle
Frank W. Graceman
First Presbyterian Church
John P. Moffat
Dod
Second Presbyterian Church
Frank B. Cleland
Anchorage
Tyreruin
T Hooleland
A.R Leach
F. Carto
Central Christian Church
Frank W. Grieseman
T.nu
Sanderson Post
G Abr
Oliver P. Morton
Indiana
Women's Relief Corps
Frank W. Grossman
Rehoboth
Harrison County
YMCA Banquet Spurs Members to Boost Association
An enthusiastic crowd attended the YMCA banquet with a five course menu. State secretary P O Dix spoke on Whose Association is This and Lonieville’s McNair urged opportunity and youth booster ideas. W C Paige and E H Coleman delivered short talks, and a Friday meeting was announced to form a Booster’s Club in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y M. A
P.O. Dix
Kentucky
McNair
Lonieville Association
E. H. Coleman
Chas
Lnto
W. C. Paige
E. Barret
Floyd County Taxpayers Notice on 1908 Installment
Notice to Floyd County taxpayers that November 7, 1908 is the last day to pay the second installment of 1908 state and county taxes without penalty. Treasurer Frask Green announces October 29 and 30 open from 7:30 to 5:00 to receive taxes from those unable to visit during the day.
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Firask Green
Community Church Services and Sermons Schedule
Tomorrow's worship includes First Church of Christ Scientist at 11:00 with subject Everlasting Pronish ment Reading room hours 2 to 4. Trinity Methodist at 10:30 The Organic Man's Political Responsibility. Choir of 25 to sing The Dunghbtere of Jairns by Stainer. Second Presbyterian at 10:30 and 7:30 with a Korea stereopticon. Third Presbyterian Church notices All Saints Day and All Souls memorial events with church services.
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First Church of Christ Scientist
Main
Bank Streets
Trinity Methodist Church
Trinity Church
Stainer
Second Presbyterian Church
Korea
Local society notes and health updates from the city
Personal mentions report several residents ill improving or traveling. Isabelle Rehrussn is seriously ill at home. Charles Baxter is slightly improving after eye surgery. Jessia Denny and Maggie Aiken are recovering or traveling for the winter. Cantor events include Halloween parties hosted by Eustocia Frazee and Marion Neal, and a barn dance by the Tri Kappas at Music Mall. The Rev Frank W. Grossman returns from revival with promising conversions. Foley's Honey and Tar is recommended for coughs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Jessia Denny
Weat Birth Street
Notice to Subscribers About Delivery Issues
Subscribers to the New Albany Tribune are asked to report irregular or delayed newspaper delivery to the Tribune Company. The notice provides two phone lines for contact and requests prompt notification.
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New Albany
Tribune Company
Cumberland
Home
District Woman's Foreign Missionary Society closes at Trinity Church
The district meeting at Trinity church ends after two days with a sermon on The Philippines by Rev William A. Brown praising Christianity and Governor Taft. The district now has 1 272 members and raised 2097 last year. pledge set to 2200 for next year. Officers elected include President Emeritus Mrs Hester Harrison and President Mrs W N Whiteote. Next annual convention slated for Paoli.
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Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Trinity Church
William A. Brown
Islands
Taft
Trinity's Auxiliary
Central Avenue
Indianapolis
Hester Harrison
Mra
W.N. Whiteote
Mra. Rothrock
Moberly
A. Robertson
Salem
Minde E Forman
Madge Eley
Treseurer
Lillian Kelley
Frank Gwin
Maggie Seacat
DePauw
Zelia Bottenfield
Milltown
Republican campaign closes with meetings at Lincoln League and central committee
In a busy political night voters heard Judge N R Peckinpaugh of Louisville address Lincoln League at 210 Pearl Street and Me R W Thompson speak to colored voters at East Spring Street central committee rooms. G H Hester to speak in French settlement tonight and T J Wilson to train election boards at 131 East Spring Street. Senator Gore and Col Dan Shrader circulated through the city, delivering speeches at the Southern depot and along the railway route.
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Lincoln League
Pearl Street
Central Committee
East Spring Street
N. R Peckinplagh
Louisville
R. W. Thompson
Washington, D. C
T J. Wilson
Corydon
United States
Gore
Oklahoma
Hhs
Dan Shrader
Lafayette Men Fail to Arrive for Watson Bet Wait
Still Waiting reports Lafayette men did not show yesterday to cover a $1,000 Watson wager. A telegram today said the bet remains open awaiting coverage, with a possible Lafayette arrival on the Monon evening train if they still back Marshall’s chances. Also notes Bucklen’s Arnica Salve praised for sore feet and other injuries.
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Lafayette
Watson
Marshall
YMCA Notes Prominent Talks Arranged for Tomorrow
Boye will be interested in a talk by Rev. Frank Porter tomorrow at 2 oclock. A large audience of young men is expected for Dr Those Cleland speaking on The Conquering Sword tomorrow at 3 oclock.
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Boye
Frank Porter
Those. Cleland
Notice to City Taxpayers Second Installment Due
Notice to 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 taxes not paid by that date. Frans Gases.
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Floyd County
Frans Gases
Detective Joseph F. Kelly Appointed Patrol Officer
The board of police commissioners last night appointed Joseph F. Kelly as a detective in the department. He will serve thirty days of probation before assuming a regular patrolman position. Kelly is a craftsman by occupation and worked at the F. Kahler Company factory. The department size is rising toward maximum with four new members added in recent months.
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Board of Police Commssioners
Joseph F. Kelly
Kelly
Cairlwright
F. Kahler Company
Republicans open county central committee HQ
The Republican county central committee opens 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 the quarters at all times.
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Republican County Central Committee
East Spring Street
Opera House
Navy Recruiting Ad Promises Honor and Career Training
The notice urges men to join the Navy for faithful service and personal improvement. It highlights free examination, four years of service as education, physical training and travel, and opportunities in Electrical, Artificer, Gunnery, and Hospital Corps schools with pay while learning. It directs to the Louisville recruiting station or the Bureau of Navigation in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Post Onfice
Louisville
Bureau of Navigation
Navy Department
Washington D.C
Republican Nominees for County Treasurer and Trustee
The Republican party announces Fred M. Jackson as the nominee for County Treasurer and DRT RE Love as the nominee for Trustee for New Albany Township both subject to voters in the November election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred M. Jackson
RE. Love
New Albany Township
John A Hinds
New Albany
Claude Sittason Seeks Sheriff Re‑election in Floyd County
The Democratic candidate Claude Sittason runs for sheriff of Floyd County subject to voter decision in the upcoming November election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Sittason
Sherif
Floyd County
Walter W. Bulliet
Floyd County Sealed Bids for Steel Filing Case
Floyd County Indiana invites sealed proposals for furnishing and erecting a steel filing case for the Clerk of the Circuit Court in New Albany. Bids due by 1 p.m. Monday November 188. Plans and specifications available in the Auditor's Office. Bond required. board may reject any bid. Julian T. Miller, Auditor.
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Board of Commissioners
Floyd County
Indiana
New Albany
Circuit Court
Leo
Julian T. Miller
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