Local News Notes From Albany Tribune Items
Local notes report a Navilleton Catholic church box social, Effie McAtee divorce from Edward McAtee, Borgerding patent for drawer stops, and a candy pulling by Ladies Aid Society at Horticultural Hall. Also, Reflector becomes a daily, Ollie Farnsley tumor operation update, McClintick will probate, and railway rate talks with Indiana Railroad Commission. Other items cover a will and probate cases, a $4000 life policy, a $3500 damage verdict against Southern Railway, administration of estates, and a pensions bill for Civil War veterans Rivers and Cox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society of the
United Brethren Church
Horticultural Hall
Edwardsville
Southern Indiana Teamsters Association
W.E. Cox
New Albany
Hubbard
West Virginia
West Virginia Tesmetere’ Association
Committee On
Sheriff Claude Sittason Seeks renomination in April primary
Sheriff Claude Sittason announces candidacy for renomination in the upcoming Democratic primary in April. Serving his first term, he is said to face likely little opposition as parties usually renominate effective officials. Former railroad engineer with a long career ended by a Southern Railway wreck where he was badly injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Sittason
Tribune
Sherif Sittason
Sittason
Floyd County Republicans convene January 31 for delegations
Floyd county Republicans plan meetings Friday January 31 to select three sets of delegates and alternates to state district and congressional conventions. The state delegation could boost Charles W. Miller Indiana gubernatorial bid, a former attorney general and Greenville township native. Officials urge all Republicans to attend the ward township meeting to support Miller and the party’s fall chances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mages
Floyd County
Charles W. Miller
Geneal
Indiana
Greenville Township
Floyd
Charlie
Miller Land
Township
Aastat
Lack of Proof Prevents Pension for Delphi Widow
Mrs Christopher O'Brien of Delphi says she married fifty seven years ago in this city but cannot prove the union to obtain her late husband’s widow pension. Her husband drew a Civil War pension until his death last year. Floyd county records have no license proof. only a Bible entry and a claim of Presbyterian marriage officiant.
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Christopher O'Brien
Delphi
Floyd County
Real estate transfers including numerous lots and parcels
A series of real estate transfers and audits lists buyers sellers and parcels in multiple plats and streets. Names include Silas Beard Sophia Taylor Frank Hoffer Andrew Irion Jule Klein Catherine Zur echmuede Ella Shrode Sarah Forree Jacob Fawcett Otto breautigam John Coleman Lewie Conant Sophia R Gatlift Joseph Korbe Mary Kraft etc. Values shown range from 27 to 800 dollars with various acres and plat numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silas Beard
Sophia Taylor
Main Street
Frank Hoffer
Andrew J. Irion
Shelby Street
Jule Klein
Catherine Zurechmuede
Market Abreet
Ella
Shrode
Sarah J. Forree
Walnut Streat
John Backner
John Haymaker
Illinois
Scseeseeens
Sophia R
Helena Kahl
Rufus Newman
Beeler Street
Rufa’ Newman
Henry Kahl
Indecisive meeting on loop track for Daisy line terminal
A meeting of Fifteenth Street property holders, held at Mayor Beet's office, discussed permitting a loop track on the street for the Daisy line terminal. No action was taken. next city council meeting will consider the ordinance. Councilman Charge Strack supports a business district terminus, proposing the market house as depot site. Lizzie Hawking of Louisville visits Mrs. Fawcett at 1105 East Spring Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifteenth Street
Beet
City Bell
Traction Company
Charge Strack
Affection Suit Filed Over Ward Frederick in Corydon
Mrs Belle Frederick of Corydon filed in Harrison circuit court for $5,000 damages claiming alienation of her husband Ward Frederick's affections. Defendant Catherine Frederick is her mother in law and Miss Edna Conrad linked to prominent county families. Case filed by attorney W H Roose. judge and further details noted. Various local updates follow on ill residents and weddings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Frederick
Corydon
Harrison
Catherine Frederick
Edna Conrad
Ward Frederick
Miss Conrad
Harrison County
Frederick
W. H. Roose
Mra
Sabelle Miller
Charles W. Miller
Borden
Jesse A. Watson
Maud Bean
Heth Township
A B. Conda
Adelaide L. Packard
Buffalo
N. Y
Howard McCurdy
Long Beach
Cal
Frances Jeatrick
McQuiddy First Democrat Nominee for County Treasurer
John H. McQuiddy announces his Democratic bid for county treasurer. A longtime party leader, he served on the county central committee and two terms on the city council from the first ward, retiring in 1906. He previously worked as a representative for a Cincinnati paper company and is noted as an experienced businessman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. McQuiddy
the Tribune
McQuiddy
Hie
Flist
Cincinnati Paper Company
Gouieville
Jeffersonville
Smallpox Quarantine Placed on Dawson Household
William Dawson and family are quarantined at their Water Street home between Bank and Pearletreeta due to a smallpox case. Four-year-old son ill per attending physician. Seven Dawson children exposed. officials fear more infections. Watchers keep family indoors and prevent visits. New Albany had no smallpox this winter until now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Dawson
Bank
Pearletreeta
Dawson
New Albany
Sewer Money and West Main Street Vote
At a Public Works meeting a resolution allowed City Controller Beat to transfer all sewer funds to City Treasurer Green. About 08,000 collected last night and more paid in today. Tomorrow is the final day to pay sewer assessments without penalty. Waivers total about 82,000, leaving roughly 45,000 to collect before books close tomorrow night or delinquency looms. The board will hear remonstrances on February 8 about West Main Street brick versus macadam. Some property owners favor brick. others push for macadam or restoration. It is expected brick will be granted. On Ekin Avenue above Vincennes, residents letting slop water run into gutters were ordered to tap the sewer, and others to repair sidewalks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Work
Green
West Main Street
West Main
Ekin Avenue
Vincennes
Charles W Long Announces Candidacy for New Albany Trustee
Charles W Long declares himself a candidate for the Democratic nomination for trustee of New Albany township. A Floyd county native and veteran party activist, he cites deep local ties and prior service as street commissioner. He plans an active campaign with no current opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Long
the Tribune
New Albany
Floyd County
Long
Ohio Falla
Laat Democratic
Delinquent Tax List Published For TaipaNE County City
The TaipaNE delinquent tax list appears today with about 315 names. The sale of delinquent property starts Monday February 10 and most delinquencies are in the city. After sale, a list of non-payers will be sent to the prosecutor to pursue collection by suit with added costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bae Bean
Grean
Molotyre
Locomotive repair suit verdict awarded $408.60
Gardner of this city won a civil case against A King of Louisville for 408.60 for locomotive repairs. The engine, once repaired at Gardner’s shop, was moved to Portland and leased to Fort Wayne and Springfield Traction. Hester, Gardner’s attorney, secured attach ment and the jury ruled in Gardner’s favor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. J. Gardner
A. King
Louieville
King
Portland
Ind
George H. Hester
Gardner
Huntingburg
Weat First Street
Southern Railway
Fort Wayne
Springfield
Hester
Deaths in Louisville and Lafayette area briefly listed
A string of obituaries notes deaths in Louisville and nearby Lafayette township, including Joseph Ohlman aged unknown, Mrs Virginia Ellerson aged eighty, Mrs Essie Burres age thirty five, five month old Herbert T Candle, Mrs Mary Brann widow of Adam Brann age sixty eight, Mary Genung thirteen months, Mrs Anna Stoess widow of John Stoess aged seventy five, John Bofis of Lafayette township, Andrew Ranock of Bennetteville, Charles H Johnson formerly of the city, Mrs Martha Ellis, John J Hasenstab aged seventy five, Edmund J Perrin chef at Pendennis Club, with burial and service details at local churches and cemeteries.
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Joseph Ohlman
Louisville
Virginia Ellerson
Vincennes Street
Essie Burres
Charlea Burres
County Asylum
Herbert T
Q Clyde Candle
East Main Street
Salem
Mary Brann
Adam Brann
Lafayette Township
Holly
Main Street
Eugene Swift
Mary
Frank M. Genung
Ekin Avenue
Mis
Anna M. Stoens
John Stoess
Atkine Chapel
O. H. Miller
German Methodist Church
John Bofis
Frank Morrie
Cherry Street
Fairview Cemetery
E. A. Neville
St. Paul's Church
Andrew Ranock
Bennetteville
Frank Rauck
Branck
Cpurt
John J. Hasenatab
Edward's Hospital
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Leonard
John Hasenatab
Hugh Gordon
Leonard Hasenstab
East Elm Street
Edmund J. Perrin
Haat Eleventh
Oak Streets
Edward Banet
Calbertaon Avenue
Bankrupt contractor files voluntary petition in court
Mr Frank Schoefold a well known contractor filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition before Judge G B Cardwill deputy clerk of the U S district court. His assets are listed at 1106 50 and liabilities 1705 with cash 405 50 machinery and tolls 50 stock 1 and property excused 058.
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Frank Schoefold
John W. Gaither
G. B. Cardwill
United States District Court
Schefold
Sheldon Regular Meeting Hints At Next Saturday Evening
NEWS MNOTES reports a Sheldon regular meeting set for next Saturday evening with hope for good attendance. The column notes a line about concentration versus scatteration and lists attendees and health updates for Miss Elizabeth Kush and Mrs. Chiggles M. Zink. It also covers a planned state convention at West Baden May 15 and 16 and a Milwaukee national convention the week of June 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheldon
Elizabeth Kush
Armstrong
Ind
Minnie Fein
North Side
Chiggles M. Zink
Frankie. McQnardy
T. E. Crawford
Mary Killinger
California
P. J. O'Meara
Atute T. P. A
Indianapolis
Wesr Baden
Milwaukee
Post Q
Cenvention
Democratic Announcements for Floyd County Officials
John H. McQuiddy declares candidacy for Floyd County treasurer subject to the democratic primary. Claude Sittason seeks renomination as sheriff of Mayd County subject to township trustee decision. Charles W. Long runs for trustee of New Albany township subject to the democratic primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. McQuiddy
Floyd County
Claude Sittason
Mayd County
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Albany Tribune
Navilleton
Effie MoAtee
Edward McAtee
Herman H. Borgerding
Benton M. McClintick
Matilda M. McClintick
Southern Railway Company
Indiana Railroad Commission
Otto Neil
Columbus
Ohio
Masonic Building
Marion McKamey
Mary Gall
Circuit Court
Frank
Joseph
Paul Peay
Mary Shapbach
John Peay
Edward D. Mitchell
Hhe
Newland T. DePauw
Glass Works
Sarah Scott
Winfield H. Scott
Corydon Junction
Jacob Herter
John J. Hasenetab
Maria Oavin
John Cavin
Mies
Lizzie Hawking
Mrs. &. W. Fawcett
East Spring Strees
Claude A. Sittason
Sheriff Sittason
Billa Fonts
Hardineburg
South
David Stoker
St. Edward's Hospital
George Snider
Franklin Township
Robert Russell
Ethel McDonald
William S. Adama
Sellersburg
City
Or. Fargo
American Express Company
Katherine Persise
Winfield
Persise
Jordan
J. C. Endris
Pearl Street
Ind. P. S
Charles H. Johnson
Chicago
Thomas Johnson
Burlington
Denver
Martha Ellis
Thomas W. Ellis
James Peake
East Market Street
Central Christian Church
B. F. Cato
Frank Schefold
R&ad the Tribune
Mnotes
Charles M Zink
East Ninth Street
Caliing
Sauer
Maennerchor Hall
T P. A’s
Picnio
New Albany Township
Paris & Trusty
John Hahn
John T. Hahn
Stotsenburg & Weathers
Anna Stoes
Edwin KE
Sevringhaus
Geo. B. Cardwill
Main &It
Bet
Pearl
Sprang Bank le Peet
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