Local items span courts, reunions, and bridge petitions
A court proceeding for proof of abandonment, a Master Mason party in Greenville, and a petition for a foot bridge across Indian Creek surface among county commissioners actions. Veterans of the Civil War reunion and estate matters under Jacob Goodbub’s will are noted, with local notices on jail terms and a grocer larceny case.
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Teeser Wis
Treaer Y
W. O
DePauw Lodge
Greenville
Master Mason's Party
Danville
Ind
George
Cary
George B. Harrell
Getowe Township
County
Commieafonora
Misses Wiley Visit and Local Weddings Reported
Miss Myrtle and Claudie Wiley of Eainburg are visiting on Shirbeenth Street. Mr and Mrs Edward Montgomery left for Brandenburg and New Amsterdam to visit relatives. Walter G Shaddy of Jeffersonville and Miss Arta Vivian Sigmon of this city wed at Central Christian parsonage. Mrs Lala Hablar to undergo operation for intestine trouble. A boost for King's Now Dish cough medicine claims to cured a graveyard cough and weight gain. sold at Knopfel drugstores with trial bottle free.
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Myrtle
Claudie Wiley
Eainburg
Dire
Ellie
Shirbeenth Street
Edward Montgomery
Brandenburg
New Amsterdam
Walter G Shaddy
Jeffersonville
Arta Vivian Sigmon
Central Christian Parsonage
B.F. Cato
Mise Lala Hablar
Corydon Pike
St Baward's Hospital
A. O. Williame
Chas. D. Knopfel
Jury Returns Guilty Verdict in Staré Case and Sentences
Daily reports the circuit court session with a guilty verdict in the staré against Virgil Terry colored for shooting at Frank Streicher with intent to kill. Penalty ranges two to fourteen years. sentence not yet imposed by Judge Utz. Other cases include Dickson guilty and sentenced to one year with two years’ franchise suspension, and various continuances and trials due to witness or attorney absences.
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Virgil Terry
Frank Streicher
Utz
Agsinet Othad
Dene Dickson
Dickson
al. Banch
Thomas D Lowry
James Menier
W. H. Rouse
Hiram
Clark
Francis Peters
Wilfred Shirley
Honor Dead New Albany Lodge Holds Aptions Memorial
New Albany Lodge No. 270 BPOE held memorial services at Second Presbyterian Church on Sunday afternoon despite bad weather. The program featured organ music, vocal and violin solos, a male quartet, and a principal address by Raby Laffoon of Madisonville. Recipients and names of deceased members were noted, with benediction by Rev. Pouleon. A postlude by Misa Vogel accompanied the surgical removal of an appendix by Dr Noone and a plug for King's New Life Pills sold at Knoefel's drug store.
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New Albany
Seconda Presbyterian Church
Edward D Mitchell
Clarence B Dun‘ham
Benjamin O Reynolds
John L. Zollman
Chester Grosheider
George J. Goodbole
Mies Elizabeth Vogel
E. A. Neville
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Frank. Sobart
Wilber Bobs
John P. Moffat
Raby Laffoon
Madisonville
Lodge
Messrs
Noble F. Mitchell
H. W. Hagitt
Arthur Scots
Harvey Peake
Aotiet Tabernacle
Misa Vogel
Dr. King
Obas D. Knoefel
Compromised alimony sought in Neely divorce case
Mrs. Mary F Neely sought 1500 alimony from Dr Isaac L Neely in Corydon Ohio court but settled for 800 in a decree alleging cruel treatment Mrs Neely left her husband months ago and found work as an attendant at a Richmond hospital The divorce suit was represented by W H Roose of this city Additionally a medical advert notes Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs and colds attributed to Cr Koofel
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Mary F. Neely
Isaac L Neely
Corydon
Neely
Kern Poised for Indiana Senate Victory by Third Ballot
Indianapolis December 7 The outlook favors John W Kern of Indianapolis as the Republican Senate candidate on or before the third legislative caucus ballot if the field unites. Kern leads a slower race with opponents needing a perfect coalition to stop him as a senator-elect remains unnamed. A separate rumor says a senator-elect was involved in a $6000 poker-game incident at a major hotel last week.
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Indianapolis
John W. Kern
United States Senate
Kern
Wood Wilson
Marion
Indiana
Republican State Committee
Europe
Wilson
Board of Works considers assessments and street repairs
City Engineer filed preliminary assessment rolls for East Tenth and Oak Streets with final rolls due December 19 allowing property owners to object. A defect on a water service pipe at Bank and Main was ordered repaired. Residents near East Water Street urged against a new Hopking Fertilizer plant but were asked to file a petition if they object. The Pennsylvanian right to cross East Tenth Street with a switch is under reconsideration. Sidewalk repairs were ordered for East Market between Fourth and Fifth due to dangerous conditions causing injuries.
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Board of Public Works
T. Mann
Hopking Fertilizer Company
East Water Street
Ita
Avhich
Short
Board of Works
Pennsylvania
East Tenth Street
Haat Market
Fourth
Fifth Streets
Local notices capture marriages and obituaries in town
Mrs. L C Wayman returns from illness as Clemence Scott and Miss Mellie Reese wed by Rev Frank Porter. William Glaze, 87, dies near Elizabeth. Bertha Wat sails from Cherbourg aboard Kaiserin Augusta Victoria. Carrie Jones, 23, dies at Omiberta Avenue home. John Hoffman, 68, dies of heart trouble near Jeffersonville. William Jackson and Bessie Tamplier wed on Thanksgiving. Laurine Bland dies at 79. Charlie Smith, 45, Floyd County farmer, dies after pneumonia. Alfred Scales dies at IndianapoIis insane hospital. funeral held with relatives listed.
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L. C. Wayman
Ekinavetiaes
Borden
Millis Payten
Clarence EK. Scott
Mise Mellie D. A Reese
Galena
Frank T. Porter
The
Park Christian Church
William Glaze
Elizabeth
Presbyterian Church
Sugar Grove
Mies Bertha Elizabeth Wat
Germany
France
Cherbourg
Kaiserin Augusta
Victoria
Syith
Eset
Qarrie
Jonea
H. Clay Jones
Omiberta
Avinue
Michael Leptic
John H. Hoffman
Utica Pike
Jeffersonville
Cost Combine
Knighta Templar
William Jackson
Bessie Tamplier
Osstleton
Kan
John R Jackson
East Elm Street
Shia City
George Wuerthley
Summersville
Baptisl Tabernacle
Barlee Co. Smith
Floyd County
Georgetown
Alonzo T. Smith
Mra
O. W. Steinhauer
T. G. Ruesell
Obiosgo
J H. Thompson
Terre Haute
Wolfe's Cemetery
Georgetown Township
Real Estate Transfers and Notices
Real estate transfers listed from Frederick to Werdner through Koehler and others, with multiple parcels and values. Includes Olive Aldridge to Mattie Weathers and Helena Frederici, totaling $5,978.25, $600, and $1,050 in various lots and plats. Also contains an advertisement for Ely's Liquid Cream Balm nasal spray, claiming quick relief without cocaine.
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Robert M. Frederick
Carl Werdner, Sr
Greenville
Ida M. Carroll
Clarence D. Onasidy
Mary M. Stoy
Allen Melton
Lobia
James W. Dunbar
Walter D. Hitch
Olive Aldridge
Mattie H. Weathers
Helena Frederici
Same
Ely
Ely Bros
Warren, Btrees
New York
Counterfeiting crime linked to cough remedy ad prompts
A fragment argues counterfeit money is as bad as misrepresenting Foley's Honey and Tar. The note names 0, D, Knopfel and references the cough remedy as a comparison to a fraud, highlighting a legal or criminal inquiry related to counterfeit activity.
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Foley
Knopfel
WEEKLY TRIBUNE AND NUMEROUS AD OFFERS
More people are taxing Foley's Kidney Remedy every year. It is considered to be the most effective for kidney and bladder troubles that medical science can devise. Foley's Kidney Remedy corrects irregularities, builds up worn out tissues and restores a great vitality. It will make you feel well and look well. 0, D, Knoefel.
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Foley
Knoefel
TWO PAPERS FOR $1.25 PROMOTION FROM NEW YORK TRIBUNE FARMER
The New Albany Tribune Company renews a clerkship arrangement with the New York Tribune Farmer, offering one year of both papers for 125 dollars. The farmer edition costs 1 dollar, and the bundle includes agriculture oriented content, market reports, and local distribution in Floyd County. Delinquent subscribers will be dropped under the new law, with wrapper dates indicating arrears. Medicine passage promotes Electric Bitters as a tonic for stomach and liver troubles with a money back guarantee at Knoefel's drug store.
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New York Tribune Farmer
New Albany Tribune Company
New Albany Weekly Tribune
New York Tribune
Floyd
W. C. Kinstler
Galhdsay
Ark
Chae. D
Knoefel
Thrilling escape of cyclist on Swiss mountain pass
A Dr Bach rode down Bwise Mountain near Goschenen Switzerland when his brake failed and his bike shot toward a bridge over a deep gorge. He caught a chain from a girder and swung midair as an auto passed. Two peasants with a rope pulled him to safety. he fainted and recovered later. Also ads for Allen’s Foot Ease shoe powder.
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Bach
Goschenen
Switzerland
Strand Magazine
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Charles Scales
Owensboro
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Louisville
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Vandalia
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