Louisville man commits suicide in Crescent Hill area
Charlex W. Martin, 30, of Louisville, swallowed strychnine in a Crescent Hill hotel bath room after a despondent spell. He left a note to his son Karl and a prayer, with prior deaths of relatives noted. he died at 1:45 PM at the city hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friend
Louisville
Gray
Ernest Indy
Karl
Karl Tova
Mamma
Goa
Paradise
Martin
Mr. Martin
Lonimville
A. O Pemberton
Jamea G Scheller
Peacock Divorce Filed After Separation in 1902
Mary R. Peacock files for divorce from James R. Peacock alleging abandonment after Sept 21 1901 marriage and July 28 1902 separation with child support dispute. The couple previously lived in Newcastle Indiana. Also notes eighty four year old marriages near Corydon and a lineage claim to Mayflower ancestor William Brewster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary R. Peacock
James R. Peacock
Fai
Newcastle
Ind
Ring Found In Farm Pond After Fifteen Years Lost
Daniel Marshall of Corydon found a gold ring at the bottom of a pond on his farm while cleaning mud after a drought. The ring slipped from his finger years ago during fishing and was recovered now. Also notes an advertisement for Mother Gray’s Australian Liver remedy claiming it cures female ailments and related pains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Marshall
Corydon
Marshall
New Albany Tribune Offers Yearlong Paper Bundle Deal
The New Albany Tribune Company extends a one year clubbing offer with the New York Tribune Farmer, priced at 125 dollars for both newspapers. The Farmer costs 1 dollar and the package aims to attract Floyd County readers with agriculture and market coverage. A note on new law requires dropping subscribers with over one year in arrears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Tribune Farmer
New Albany Tribune Company
New Albany Weekly Lnbape
Floyd
New Albany Weekly Tribune
Arraur
Arl
Prosecution in Carpenter Case Faces January Trial
William H. Kruse helps prosecute Samuel Carpenter for the May killing of Clarence Jackson. A jury disagreement requires a new trial in January at circuit hours. George B. McIntyre retires in January. Walter V. Bolliet to lead the state's case next time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Kruse
Clarence Jackson
Samuel Carpenter
George B. McIntyre
Walter
Bolliet
Board of Works approves East Tenth Oak street improvements
The Board of Public Works adopted final assessments for East Tenth and Oak streets with a January 18 payment deadline or ten year installment option. A remonstrance on Ninth Street against improvements was granted by nearly three to one. Repairs ordered for sewer connections east of Bleveoth Street and for King and Vincents sewer, city scales, and a tile gutter at East Third and Main. Hopkins Fertilizer plant permit discussed. officials note mixing plant only and no nuisance, no permit power held.
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Board of ‘Public Works
East Tenth
Oak Streets
Bleveoth Street
King and Vincents Wbréss
East ‘Third
Main Streets
Hopkins Fertilizer Company
East Water Street
Pees
Short
Board of Works
C. Ellis
Lien Dispute Over East Main Street Improvement Reaches Court
In a case argued before Judge Utz the Fires Church of Christ Scientist trustees seek reimbursement from Attilla Cox for a $320.42 asphalt improvement assessment on East Main Street. The issue hinges whether a street improvement lien arises at contract award or after assessment adoption. The decision by Judge Dowling was awaited.
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East Main Street
Board of Public Works
Ander
United States Court
Fires Church of Christ, Scientist
Attilla Cox
Louisville
Fires National Bank
Bank and
Mass Streets
Cox
Utz
Henry E. Jewets
Alexander Dowling
Atreeze
Mrs M Raney Experience with Foley's Kidney Remedy
Mrs M McRaney of Prentiss Mississippi suffered three months in bed from kidney and bladder trouble. Two physicians failed to help. After starting Foley's Kidney Remedy she improved after two bottles and urges other women to try it. O D Koofel
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M'Raney
M. McRaney
Prentiss
Miss
Foley
O. D. Kooefel
Engineer Sues Southern Railway for 50000 Damages
Albert Taylor of Corydon sues the Southern Railway Company in Harrison circuit court claiming May 30, 1908 injuries in a Corydon yard left him with permanent paralysis and curvature from a moving engine. He seeks 50 000 damages. attorneys listed are Paris Trosty and Stotsenburg Weathers.
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Albert
Taylor
West Fourth
Jainville
Louis
Southern Railway
Harrison
Corydon
Southern Railway Company
Round House
Wear Seventh Street
Paris & Trosty
Stotsenburg & Weathers
Harrison Circuist
Morydon
Floyd
Personal notices of illness travel and marriages listed
Mrs Horace Brown ill at St Edward hospital improving. Mrs Millie M Thomas returns from six months with sister Mrs Fred Warren in Utioa Montana. Mrs William Solbrig of Milltown back from visiting brother F M Rhodes on Pearl Street. Alden Tharp returns to Indianapolis where he is a central hospital for the insane engineer. Michael Beck returns from Newcastle after visiting son Frank Beck inmate of State Epileptic Village. Miss Alma Sittason Mary Newhouse and Eleanor Stoy home from Indians State Normal Terre Haute for holidays. Miss Mary Newhouse home from Terre Haute State Normal to spend holidays with Mr and Mrs Wm Newhouse West Fourth Street. Gordon KE Wilson of Louisville and Miss Eugenie Pash of Bardstown Ky married last Friday by Rev Frank W Gronaman at First Presbyterian on East Main Street. Arthur Lyon returns from ten weeks with relatives at Leavenworth escorted by mother Mrs John Bell to winter with Mrs Lyon and Mrs Damont Garey. Mrs Charlotte Bates of Marengo visiting daughter Mrs Emma Slagie 44 East Fourth Street leaves tomorrow for Chattanooga Tenn to spend winter with son George A Bates.
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Horace Brown
St. Edward's Hospital
Millie M. Thomas
Fred Warren
Utioa
Mont
William Solbrig
Milltown
F. M. Rhodes
Pearl Street
Alden Tharp
Indianapolis
Central Hospital For
Michael Beck
Newcastle
Frank Beck
Alma Sittason
Mary Newhouse
Eleanor Stoy
Indians State Normal
Terre Haute
State Normal
Wm. Newhouse
West Fourth Street
Gordon Ke, Wilson
Louisville
Eugenie Pash
Bardstown
Frank W. Gronaman
East Main Street
Mere
Arthur Lyon
Leavenworth
John Bell
Mra. Lyon
Mra
Damont Garey
Charlotte Bates
Marengo
Emma Slagie
East Fourth Street
Chattanooga
Tenn
George A. Bates
Worth Reading Patient Testimonial for Arica Salve
Leo F. Zelincki of 68 Gibson St Buffalo New York states he cured a severe cold sore using Booklen's Arica Salve. He applied the salve once daily for two days and reports all traces of the sore disappeared. Sold under guarantees at Chas D Knopfel's drug store for 250.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo F. Zelincki
Gibson St
Buffalo
Booklen
Chas
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Gune
Albert W. White
Ouoply
Hackwood
Minnie Packwood
Stotsen‘Weathers
Che
Motsbien, Ak
Corydon Pike
Wehe Board of Directors
Mutual Stand Deposit Company
Alvin Dickey
Ag A. Denis Stephens
Columbus
Jerry Nat Ollie Wallace
Charles
Oy Renshaw
William Ageimet Lacreeich
Etta P
James B. Harria
Thomas Sgaingt
Katie Frakes
William Smith
John Lawrence
William T. Windell
Mit
Federal Casualty Company ‘of
Detroit
Metok
Ponemah
Greenville
Bachem
John Reisert
Sagamore
Walter Ollié
Janior Sagamore
Frank Miller
William Floyd
John Ragan
Wampum
Edward Clark
Joseph Reisert
MuOnuiloch
Mornay
Bidry Prefs
McDonald Farm
Qty
Bim Street
Profit
Charles W. Marfa
Louis Ville
Walnut Street
Harcy
Spring Ofire
Martin Rabous
Grace Fugit
Mix
Harry R Friend
James Applegate
Clark County
Charles Marti
Hardinsburg
Post Q.T. P. A
Charlee W. Martin
Crescent Bagh Bouse
Harry R. Friend
West Friggear Spring Street
Newland, Gwin. Post
Q. Travblere’ Protective Association
James D.unn
Capt
Irvin
William Brewater
Americs
Mother Gray
Mother Gray Co
le Boy
D. Knopfel
W. H. Rouse
O. D. Knoeful
Adggts
V. Tribune Company
Pearl St
New Albany
Southern
Albert C. Taylor
Charles L. Jewett
Henry E. Jewett
Lawyers
Masonic
WBW Albafy.rr
GEO. H
Main St
Comb
Stotsenburg
Weathers
LAW
Hedden Brooks Cor
State and Markets Street
Clara Garrison
Craeford
Counsties
Peter Klerner
Odd Dressors
Chiffoniers Main
East
Thomas and Market Ste
New Alhany
Good
H. J. Rhein
Cincinnati, Ohio
G. P.O
Geo. S. Graf
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