Local notices and court actions fill Albany Tribune weekly
Nellie O Kraft named administratrix of Berman O Kraft estate with 1600. R A Kemp appointed to Methodist pulpits at Ono Falls and Howard Park. Mishaps include Tena Warn's stair fall near Corydon wrist injury. Benjimin Howe wins divorce suit from Mayme Rowe. Johan Webast reports large lard haul from hog. Recruitment station opened at Masonic building under Sergeant Marion McKamy. Katie Williams files for divorce from Rev William Wiliams over alleged infidelity. January circuit court docket lists 411 cases. Mongolian pheasants released to Floyd County after game commission transfer. Golden and Seigel dispute results in knife injury. Golden jailed. Will of Jules Kenshiw probated. heirs named. Postmaster R W Martia and Mayor Jacob Best named delegates to Rivera and Harbor Congress in Indianapolis January 2 and 22. Temporary injunction against New Albany Street Railway case continued. Jeanie U-2 sues Pennsylvania Co for 10000 for death of husband in 1906. Bitters testimonial advert appears.
Republicans Elect Precinct Committeemen in New Albury
The Republicans of New Albury and Floyd County elected precinct committeemen forming the new county central committee. Contests in several precincts drew large crowds, notably Kilth ward, amid a rough interparty clash. Results list names by precinct and township delegates, ahead of Tuesday district convention at Masnmercher Hall for district chairman selection.
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Sturday's
Republicans
New Albury
Floyd County
Caoty
Council Chamber
E.eoe
Kilth
Louis Bir
Edward Featheringill
John H. Frey
Arthur Watson
John Best
Horace L Woaissinger
Thomas King
Fighth
M. Geoff
Bert Huoclman
Tevth
William M. Wood
George T. Hardie
Chester C. Fank
Charles G. Hendrick
Charles B. Dorsey
John T. Hea
O H. P Robonds
Charles Ff. Markmeyeer
Albert Hopkine
Philip Strack
Frank Lchrader
Edward S Short
Charles Miller
Hernan P Griefe
Mari A. Dawson
William H Stephens
John W. Mitchell
Isaac O Hartley
AH. J. A. Koch
Harry W. Vance
Thirtieth
John S Manon
Jamee M Graham
John Harmon
Franklin
Thomas J Mrs Qclaren
George N Snider
Georgetown
John Sims
Philip Berg
James Wilsoy
Greenville
Roger M. Compton
Martin A Thomas
Lafayette
Marshall Athios
Conrad Faber
Masnmercher Hall
GS. Hice
O Car U Rader
Robbr Rieney
J. W. Donber
Alexader Hartman
Jems BP. Appeby
James Mc Lee
Horace Lo Weinstteger
Rescos Seuich
Jamea M. Giunn
Thomas Watton
Toa Rebby
Rob A Resiby
Jab Ww
Barrell
Alearinsies
Pop
Geran
SL Vrostys
John RO Webb
JP Weathers
Z VO Geahean
Ty Mann
James Lopp
Joseph Case
O. Taylor
Arpenbdrigh
Sarmman Shan
Mo Saine
Perry Sartes
Old Resident Benton McClinder Dies After Illness
Benton T. McClinder dies Sunday at his home 241 Kalycrest after a long illness. He was 24 years a resident of Clark county and spent over fifty years in the city in the produce and commission business with brother George W. McUhoties. Survived by his wife, a brother, and one diver Jane McQChntick. Civil War veteran served as first lieutenant of Company F Fiftieth Indiana Infantry. Member of Veteran Volunteer Firemen's Association and Holy Trinity Catholic Church. Funeral held Tuesday morning at Fo'clock.
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Benton T. McClinder
Bis
Kalycrest
Lore Ulneve
Glark Country
Thia City
George W. McUhoties
Midd
Jane McQchntick
Fiftieth Indiana Infantry
Valunteer Firemen's Association
Holy Trinity Catholic Church
Foley's Honey and Tar Promises Safe Cough Relief
An advertisement asserts Foley's Honey and Tar stops coughing and heals throat weakness without harmful drugs. It claims the genuine product comes in a yellow package and warns against substitutes. The notice is signed by O. D. Koofel.
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Foley
C LD
Kuovtel
Fotey
Chocolate Pie Promises Healthful Indulgence
Health experts praise chocolate as nutritious and chocolate pies as popular. The ad touts Q) RePIE Chocolate favor and simple directions from the package. Contains all ingredients ready for quick use at grovers with orders daily.
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Grovers
Teenager John Coffey Arrested for Murder Charge
John Coffey eighteen, recently acquitted of a Louisville killing, was arrested at his river road home by a U S Marshal and police sergeant on a charge of murder. He is jailed in Indianapolis awaiting U S court action. authorities allege a letter was opened from a prisoner named Coffey and $3 was taken. Coffey and his mother moved to Indiana after the Quill case was closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Qotfey
Vera
Jane
River Road
United States
Marshal Martin
Adsime
Iudianapolis
Quart Coffey
John Vain
Louisville
Tha Sit
Coffey
Quill
Indiana
Local Social Notes and Mayo Clinic Missive
William Sharp returns from Breckenridge to visit father in law James Dowdle. John Hawes of Brazil Indiana visits his father Captain John S. Hawes at sister Mra Krafe’s home. Mothers Lewis Tillman and James Mulluly of Knoxville Tennessee visited by sister Mra George Groshider on Ninth Street. Samuel Carpenter and Julia Higgins wed at Holy Trinity rectory. they will live on East Elm Street. Ad warns against pneumonia and promotes Fotey’s Honey and Tar with cautions about genuineness in yellow packaging.
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John Hawes
Brazil
Ind
John S. Hawes
J. A Krafe
Cherry Street
Lewis Tillman
James MuMulley
Knoxville
Teno
George H. Grosheider
Eset Ok
Streeta
Samuel Carpenter
Julia Higgins
Holy Trinity Rectory
Charles Curran
East Elm Street
Supreme CourtAffirms Damages In Streetcar Death Suit
The supreme court affirmed the Clark circuit court ruling awarding Bowsrda S Short $2500 for the death of his ten year old son William Shore, killed by a streetcar on Main Street near Fourth Street years ago. The court rejected contention that the car’s operator did not foresee danger from excessive speed. attorney George H Hester represented the plaintiff. Also notes a misdated advertisement for Orino Letative syrup claiming relief for chronic constipation.
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Supreme Court
Claurk Circait Court
Bowsrda S. Short
Sufbero Ladisny Aracnon
Short
William Shore
Weer Main
Enit
Circait Cour
Clark Circui
George H Hester
Death of Bert Magness in Chesaw Wash
Bert Magness, a former resident of this city, died at his Chesaw Washington home after a ten day illness from pneumonia. He was fifty six and survived by his wife visiting here. Telegram notified her of the death. He had worked at the Ohio Fallen Works and was well known locally. The body will be brought here for burial arriving late next week. Disturbing the congregation last Sunday, a cougher is urged not to buy Foley's Honey and Tar.
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Bert Magness
Chesaw
Wash
Bng
Board of Works considers clemency for two men and sewer issues
The Board of Public Works met Saturday and adopted a resolution urging Governor Wilhon of Kentucky to grant executive clemency to Caleb Fowers and James Howard. The McCulloch Land and Improvement Company plot east of the city was annuitted for record. An asphalt improvement payment of about 900 was ordered, and a defective catch basin at West Eighth and Main was referred to the street company. Water cost for flooding catch basins is about 82 per month or 1000 yearly, with plans to reduce. Damages for Mrs. Mary Armstrong due to a sewer trench on West Fourth Street were discussed and a compromise offer of 200 was noted.
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Board of Public Works
Wilhon
Kentucky
Caleb Fowers
James Howard
McCulloch Land and Improvement Company
Ette
Aresalanica
Weet Eighth
Steer Company
Hoodooed Cell No 13 recalls Reno lynching night
The county jail reopened cell No 13 following the 1865 Reno gang lynching as Simeon Reno fought the mob before dying from an iron bar blow. His brothers Frank Reno and William Reno and brother in law Charles Anderson were dragged from the corridor. A mob train carried the killers to New Albany, ending their brutal spree.
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Reno
Srain
Simeon Reno
Frank
William
Charles Anderson
New Albany
Seymour
Traig
Two Renshaws Buried Side by Side at Fairview Cemetery
John Renshaw died January and Hannah Renshaw died December 28, both buried together Saturday at Fairview Cemetery. Renshaw, seventy, longtime city resident and engineer, died after his wife and left no children. Funeral services were held from The Modern Polonius home.
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John Renshaw
Seth
Hannah Renshaw
Demmer
Fairview C.merery
Renshaw
Clubbing Rates Across Newspapers Listed
A list of weekly and monthly publications shows various clubbing rates. Titles include New Albany Weekly Tribune and Louisville Weekly Herald, New York Tribune, American Boy, Woman's Home Companion, Youth's Companion, National Magazine and Physical Culture Magazine. Prices range from $1.25 to $9.90 per year.
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New Albany Weekly Tribune
Louisvillle Weekly Herald
New York Tribune Farmer
New York Tri- Weekly Tribune
New Albany
Thibune
Tutsone
Combantoo
Thistne
National Magacipo
Cone
New Albany Wrekgy Tribune and Physical Culture Magazing
Body of William Ormond Found Near Brandenburg
The body of William Ormond, who killed himself by leaping from the Kentucky and Indiana Bridge on Sunday December 11, was recovered near Brandenburg, Kentucky. A letter received by Chief McCulloch identified the body by internal pocket initials. Uncertainty remains whether the remains will be brought to Brandenburg or buried there. Despondency over finances was cited as the motive.
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William Ormond
Kentucky and
Indiana
Brandenbero
McCulloch
Brandenburg
Ormond
Home of the Doll Methods of Thuringian Toymakers
Thuringia dollmaking rose in the 19th century after a London origin doll inspired local toymakers. They developed movable limbs, wax heads, dipping processes, camel hair pencils, and later Angora wigs, with eyes and lids. Dressing dolls became a large, low skill industry for women and girls producing inexpensive dolls with lace trimmings.
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Thuringia Mountains
Son- Neberg
London
China
Rene Bache Tu
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Albany Tribune
Pomiasann Weekly
Mpripay
Nellie O. Kraft
Berman O. Kraft
R A. Kemp
Ono Falls
Howard Park
Mica Tena Warn
Corydon
Chester Brod
Cnarlestown Avenue
Steinert’s
M. Neymann
Marshal Neymann
Benjimin Howe
Mayme Rowe
Rowe
Attornaye
Stotsenburg & Weathere
Johan Webast
Gnd
Marion McKamy
William W. Wiliams
The
Christian Churco
Katie EB Willisme
Bloomington
Conanty
Ruoff
Evan B. Stotsenbarg
Z T. Sweeney
Samuel M. Weir
Greenville Township
George Golden
Frederick Seiges Dan
Salem
Seigeanan
Golden
Gulden
Julo W. Kenshiw
Mouduay
Sre
Louis Uieve
Heauush Kusinsn Watkina
Robert Wayne Harris
Walter Bullists
Hauly
R. W. Martia
Jacob Best Sa
Vaiena
Tudianapola
Best
New Albany Street Railway Company
Laterr
Sarkota
Montes
City and Traction Company
Jeanie U-2
Astat
Harry O. U Z. Dant Finnay
Pennsylvania Company
Aud
Silver Creek
Stotsabarg & Weathers
Mary Vowling
8Th Ave
San Francisco
Asaya
Chas. D Knoefel
Benron T. McClintick
la Grippe
John Coffey
William Sharp
Breckenridge, Ind
James Dowdle
Edward S. Short
Moser
Orino Leative
Orino
D., Kooefel
Powers
Howard
Mary Arm Strong
Weat Fourth Street
Polonius
Houston Peat
Washington Star
Tribune
Maple City
Maple City Soap Works
Monmouth
Illinois
the Tribune Company
Pearl St
Albany. In
Peter Klerner
East
Thomas and Marke
Stenew Alhany
GEO. H. Devol
Main St
Comb
George B. Cardwill
Rotsry Ptac
Stotsenburg
Weathers
LAW
Headen Rock
Gov. State and Market Streaw
Floyd
Clare Harricen
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