Leany Tribune Weekly News Notes and Local Notices
The notice summarizes court actions and local events in Harrison county and nearby towns. It mentions a man charged with a crime entering court, a marriage at a local church, school closures on Corydon pike, a death-rate note for New Albany, and a county board decision on a county auditor race. Also covered are liquor-license debates, a Reno brothers era lynching memory, a fire loss on Green Valley road, counterfeit money case, and multiple marriages and visits among residents plus an advertisement for Foley's Honey and Tar medicine.
Jury Secured in Carpenter Killing Trial at Power House
In the circuit court the state against Same Carpenter for shooting Clarence Jackson at the United Gas and Electric Company power house began with jurors selected. Prosecutor McIntyre opened. Coroner Starr and Dr. Wilcox testified. Mrs. Julia Carpenter, wife of the defendant, recounted the April and May encounters with Jackson, including improper proposals, and her husband’s concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saturda's
Same Carpenter
Clarence Jackson
United Gas and Electric Company
Joseph Behmer
Benjamin Dobson
Yenowine Sloan
John M. Swarene
James Campbell
Harry Farnesley
Frank Soboonover
Ooen Tush
William A. Henriest
Lafayette Lang
Asher Toop
Arthur Hollis
G. B. McIntyre
W. L. Starr
de J. F. Weathers
F. H. Wilcox
Samuel Quastpenter
Clarence Jacka
Thomas Akers
Charlee Brown
David Carpenter
Henry W. Fawcett
George H. Devol
Thomas Cannon
Ben Wieeman
Akers
Samuel Carpenter
Jackson
Mia Carpenter
Daniel Monrose
Charles Widmas, Jr
G Hegewald Company
Utz
Weathers
Monroe
Emma Golaman
Chicago
Lot
Widman
Hegewald
E. B. Stotsenburg
Julia Carpenter
G B. McIntyre
Michael Higgins
Eighth
Ninth Street
Prosscutur McIntyre
Notoriety and Complaint Follow State Filing
The report notes notoriety and complaint after the state examined Oar 3. Witnesses listed include Henry and Harry Wiee, engineer Charles Brown, Chief Jacob Fess, Capt. James McLaughlin, and Amanda Jackson mother of the carpenter’s victim. No eye witnesses to the shooting were introduced.
Action Annuls New Federal Court Divisions Plan
Representative Cheney's bill creating divisions of the federal court at New Albany Fort Wayne Hammond Terre Haute and Evanville along with Indianapolis was passed in Washington but later annulled by the house. Overstreet protested claiming promised notice. Cannon admitted oversight and the action was vacated. The bill would have required regular sessions of the U S court in these cities instead of transferring cases to Indianapolis. Also mentions a cough and Foley's Honey and Tar remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheney
New Albany
Fort Wayne
Hammond
Terre Haute
Evanaville
Indianapolis
House
Washington
Overstreet
Indianapolts
Osman
Cannon
United States Court
Shies City
Death by Own Action Shocks Louisville Optician
Arthur C. Pemberton an optician of 1808 East Elm Street killed himself at Sts Mary and Elizabeth hospital in Louisville with a bullet to the brain at 3 30 am. He suffered stomach troubles for two years and planned the act after visiting relatives as he left for the hospital with money for a sister in law. He was 51, survived by a wife two sisters and a brother. An attempt to keep details quiet was made at the hospital. He previously sought health help in San Antonio two years earlier. A stock note about Electric Bitters is included in the clipping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur C. Pemberton
East Elm Street
Sts. Mary and Elizabeth Hospital
Louisville
Pemberton
Thomas W. Pemberton
South Fifteenth Street
Lonainville
Mr. Pemberton
San Antoniio
Tex
Died at Muncie Daniel Crawford of this city dies in Muncie
Daniel Crawford formerly of this city died last Friday morning in Muncie Indiana after several months illness from cancer of the liver He was forty four leaving a wife and one daughter Stella Gately and two brothers T E Crawford and James R Crawford His body arrived here Saturday and funeral services were held Sunday afternoon at 2 30 at T E Crawford 602 Market Street published notice notes and unrelated product endorsement appear in the text
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Crawford
Muncie
Ind
Stella Gately
T. E. Crawford
T. E
James R Crawford
Haat Market Street
Old Resident Dies After Paralysis at County Hospital
An elderly Floyd county resident died last night at St Edward's hospital after a paralysis bout starting weeks earlier. Born in New York, he came to the county in 1881 and leaves a wife and three sons. Funeral services are set for tomorrow at 1:30 p.m. at the First Presbyterian church. Union with his son W A Beach at 1108 East Market Street. Mrs Beach remains hospitalized after a buggy fall last Tuesday. Also noted is Caroline Blackiston, 76, pioneer resident, widow of Benjamin Blackiston of Silver Creek mills. Funeral at 2 p.m. tomorrow from Second Presbyterian church. Burial at Fairview cemetery. Includes a brief local advertisement for Becklen’s Arnies Salve at Obas D. Kuofal’s drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dally
Ryenar CO
Beach
Edward's Hospital
Vincennes Road
New York
Floyd County
W. A Beach
Hedden Dry Goods Company
John Beach
New Albany Township
George Beach
Greenville Township
New Albany
First Presbyterian Church
Bia Eon
W. A. Beach
Enat Market Street
Fenok W. Grossman
Caroline Blackiston
Benjamin Blackiston
Blackiston
Silver Creek
Benjamin A. Blackiston
Death's Blight claims Merrill Barr in New York City
Merrill Barr, formerly of this city and longtime McBee Street Car Advertising employee, died last evening at 7 16 at the home of Mr and Mrs Robert Hancock after months of illness. He was 29, survived by his wife, two children, a brother Alonzo, a half sister Louella Woods, and a nephew Olearius W Shiveley. Funeral tomorrow at Centenary M E Church at 2 80 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Loucille Wright
Corydon
Harley Hancock
Frederickeburg
Leonard O. Grinwold
St Louis
Dennis
Salem
David Dennis
Cedar Bough
Morris Hancock
Winnebago
Neb
Merrill Barr
William &. Hanger
Misa Carrie ay'Jenkins
Danaan
Hutsell
Robert Minor
Atlanta
Minor
Charlea H. Sowle
East Sixth Street
Frank Wattam
Misa Gertrude M. “Wolfe
Franklin Township
Centenary Pareenage
A. R. Beach
Churchill Hays and Son
Loninville
Henry Roberts
Arthur Jones
Lafayette Township
Clement Bonsard
Mil- Bankes
Wis
Joseph Atterer
Georgetown
John Gatterer
City
McBee Street Car Advertising Company
New York City
Karr
Robert Hancock
East Seventh Street
Str. Hancock
Barr
Alonzo Barr
Winkleman
Ann
Louella Woods
Olearius W. Shiveley
New Abany
Centenary M. E. Church
Epworth League of
Centenary M. E. Schurch
Bitulithic paving sought for East Ninth street upgrade
Property owners on East Ninth filed with the board of public works for a bitulithic paving project from Main to Ekin avenue. The plan proposes a 24 foot bitulithic roadway, six foot granitoid sidewalk, and twelve foot space between walk and property line. The petition bears eight names and requests study of similar projects in other cities before action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Ninth Street
Board of Public Works
Main Street
Ekin Avenue
Charles M. Zink
Morrie Laub
Eliza D. Fonk
Nicholas Seery
George Moser
George A. Kraft
Sylvester M. Bir
W W. Godfrey
Short
St. Louie
Indianapolis
Nashville
East Water Street
Hopkins Fertilizers Company
Olat End
North South
North Market Street
Electric Light Company
East Spring
Sixth
Seventh Streets
Osceola
Invalidated will case splits estate among heirs
A circuit court jury set aside Andrew Rice's will from Georgetown township finding unduly executed. John W. Rice, a son, receives 10 dollars. Millard Rice and Mrs. Sarah Thomas share the remaining estate valued at 5,000 dollars, each getting one third. Stotaanburg & Weathers represented the plaintiff, Judge Alexander Dowling represented the defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Rice
Georgetown Township
John W.rice
Millard Rice
Sarah Thomas
Stotaanburg & Weathers
Alexander Dowling
Notice for Proposals for Deposit of Public Funds
Georgetown Township Floyd County Indiana Board of Finance invites written proposals from banks and trust companies within Indiana to receive a maximum deposit of public funds. Proposals due January 4, 1909 between 2 and 4 pm at the Georgetown School House. Bonds required. official forms and statutes govern. President J E Kniereman. Secretary Wm H Onanpatt official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Finance
Georgetown Township
Floyd County
Indiana
County of
Floyd
State of Indiana
United States
General Assembly of Indiana
Boards of Finance
J.E. Kniereman
Wm. HB Onanpatt
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