Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasure Pollets Promotion
An advertisement promotes Golden Medical Discovery as a liver and stomach invigoration tonic and nerve strengthener. It lists root ingredients Golden Seal Stone Bloodroot and Mandrake, claims no alcohol or habit forming drugs, and notes a free booklet from Dr. Pierce with endorsements from medical authorities. Also mentions Pierce’s Pleasant Pollets for digestion and bowel regulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Bartholow
Jefferson
Philo
Bo, ‘Wood, M. D., of Univ.of Pa
Edwin Hale
Hahnemagn Med. College
Oho Ress
Golden Medical
Pierce
Revival services draw large Greeneburg crowds
The Rev. Albert Bannett and Rev. J. H. Carnes lead revival at Centenary M E church with large nightly congregations. Anna Stoess’s will probated on Saturday bequeaths $25 to stepson Anna Barret and farm and personal property to niece Anna Barron, executor Dr EB Sevringhaus noted. witnesses E A Sevringhang and O H Miller. Harry Woolf, cashier of Borden State Bank, arrested for embezzling $1,800 from Farmers' State Bank in Greenfield, Mo., and left for Greenfield with an officer. Efforts to reinstate Worth W Foster at the Naval Academy renewed after hazing dismissal in January 1906. he has led U S cable ship Liscum along Pacific coast and Philippines. J W Smith files damage suit against Louisville Street Railway for injuries from a street car collision. case settled Friday for $2,260 via Paine & Trusty. Smith’s spinal injuries likely permanent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Bannett
Greeneburg
J. H. Carnes
Anna Stoess
Anna Barret
Anna Barron
EB. A. Sevringhaus
E. A. Sevringhang
O. H. Miller
Harry ©. Woolf
Borden State Bank
Farmers’ State Bank
Greenfield
Naval Academy of Worth
W. Foster
Academy
United States
Liscum
Pacific Coast
Philippine Islands
J. W. Smith
Ashland
Louisville Street Railway Company
Louieville
Briday
Paine & Trusty
Smith
Jury Finds Williams Guilty of Assault Thirty Days Jail
The state jury in Griff Williams case convicted him of assaulting John B Rater with intent to kill. He received thirty days in the county jail and a $100 fine. Other cases continued include Percy Hunter Edward Gardner Lonella Agnew and John Mowman. Riplinger involuntary manslaughter indictment quashed. bond extended until next Monday. Riplinger was the chauffeur who killed Earl McCordy last October. Rent receipts for sale noted in the ledger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griff
Williams
John B Rater
Percy Hunter
Edward Gardner
Lonella Agnew
John Mowman
William Riplinger
Riplinger
Earl McCordy
State Street
Tragic Rail Wreck Kills Three Train Crew Men
A Southern freight train plunged off a damaged trestle near Corydon Junction at 12:46 PM. Engineer Dunham, Fireman Scott, and Brakeman Carter died. Conductor Pritchett and Brakeman Stewart injured. The wreck tore rail and damaged two sections of the trestle, detouring passenger service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corydon Junction
Clarence Capham
W. H. Scott
Freman
Frank Osrter
James W Pritchett
Clyde Stewart
Huntingburg
Cara
Dunham
Scott
Carter
Priphett
Stewart
Caboose
Dra Cook
Weathers
Dunham, Scott
Newland Gwin
Undertaking Establishment
Pritchets
Edward’s Hospital
West Spring Street
Pritchett
Monon
French Lick Springs
Hootingburg
Danhem
Len Jones
Southern
Grafton
Troy
N. Y
Jones
New Albany
John Gregoire
Weet Market Street
Joseph O. Duval
West Eighth Street
New Albany Lodge
Modern Woodmen of America
Jesse Carter
Romney
Weat Main Street
East Fourth Street
St. Edward's Hospital
Engine derailment blamed on track end at trestle
New rails were laid on the division in recent months. A slight end in the track at the east trestle may have caused the engine to depart the rails. The engine, one of the largest and heaviest on the division, had been in service only a few weeks and was nicknamed the monkey motion by railroad men.
City Hears Ultimatum on Traction Schedule Changes
A city council and board of work meeting approved presenting a written proposal to a traction company next Monday. The city would allow a return to a 15 minute schedule while preserving rights to a 10 minute schedule, with transfers to interurban cars and coordinated connections on all lines. A loop track for the Daily car terminus may be allowed if property holders vote in its favor next Wednesday. The council may pursue back taxes on saloon licenses and the traction company, with potential rebates or challenges if the ordinance is invalid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of
Messia Boardman
Harrie
Strack
Beat
Traction Company
United Gas and Electric Company
Weathers
Local grocers stock OUR PIE for easy pies
Every Woman in New Albany is informed that local grocers now carry OUR PIE ready to use in three varieties for making men, Chocolate and Custard pies. The pie mix promises mouth watering taste, wholesome ingredients guaranteed under Pure Food Laws. Each 10 cent package makes two large pies. Order today.
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New Albany
DOLPH MATHEY FORMER LOUISVILLE BUSINESSMAN DIES
Dolph Mathey a longtime Louisville saloon operator and former resident of this city died Friday night at 1016 Washington Street after weeks of illness. He was sixty eight, leaves a wife and several children including Mrs Joseph Pate Corydon and Mrs Harrison Alexander Ramsey. Born in France he came to America at age five and later ran a State and Elm corner saloon. He never drank alcohol in his life. Funeral was held Sunday at his residence and burial followed at Fairview cemetery. Mind Your Business advertisement follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolph Mathey
Washington Street
Louisville
Fairview Cemetery
Mathey
Joseph Pate
Corydon
Harrison Alexander
Ramsey
France
America
State
Elm
Juvenile Court Orders Support for Absent Hubs and Offenders
Special judge Prof O A Prosser presided Saturday in juvenile court issuing weekly support orders. William Gross must pay 5 weekly or face jail, Walter Woods 6 weekly, Artie Bodine fined 5 for obscene language near students. Anna and Mary Molotosh sentenced to house of correction with suspended sentence for good behavior regarding Ella Gaines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. A. Prosser
William Gross
Walter Woods
Artie Bodine
Kraft
Anna and
Mary Molotosh
Ella Gaines
House of Correction
Circuit court sentences for theft and assault amid misc. cases
John Martin and Charles Harris pleaded guilty to stealing brass from the Monon garde and were sentenced to one to eight years in the Jeffersonville reformatory with a $50 fine and two years disfranchisement. Otto Neal pleaded guilty to stealing clothes and was sent to Plainfield boys reformatory. Johnn Moore pleaded not guilty to assault with intent to kill and remained jailed awaiting trial. Mary Daugherty arraigned for failure to support child. bond posted for next term. Kahl fined in city court on a similar charge. William Riplinger charged with involuntary manslaughter in a previous auto fatality, posted bond for next term. Read the Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Martin
Charles Harris
Monon Garde
Reformatory
Jeffersonville
Otto Neal
John Weidman
Plainfield
Johnn Moore
Nealus
Earl McCurdy
Bond
Double Tragic Losses From Chico Runaway
Misa Lydia V Eaves died from injuries after a December runaway in Chico California. Her father George Eaves died in Chico last Tuesday of pneumonia. Both bodies head east to Portmouth Ohio for burial. The Eaves family had lived in Chico for two years with sister Emma Eaves and Mrs Dash meeting the shipment in Cincinnati. A simple remedy for La Grippe Foley's Honey and Tar is praised as safe and effective with no harmful drugs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Lydia V Eaves
Charles Dash
Park Place
Chico
Cal
George Eaves
Portsmouth
Ohio
Eaves
Mias Eaves
Dash
Daugh Iter
Inez
Emma Eaves
Knoefel
Narrow Escape From Salary Increase For 1908 Postmaster
Postmaster R W Morris notes 1907 receipts near 30000 by about 400 short, missing a 100 raise for 1908. He says totals, post office staffing, and mailings have grown since he took charge, with revenues now almost double those in earlier years. A 15 year oversight shows continued annual increase. A second fragment promotes Arnica Salve endorsements and a Maine resident’s claim of its effectiveness.
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R. W Morris
Morrin
Winter Picnic Delights Post Q t P A Members At Maennerchor Hall
The fourth annual winter picnic of Post Q,t. P. A. drew over five hundred members and friends to Maennerobor Hall Saturday night. A varied program featured Wehrley of Louisville, Volney T. Malott, Oren Theiss, Nicholau Niceto, Julie Schaller, and Elsie Hedden among others. Dancing followed the floor’s opening with the Merry Widow waltz, and a late midnight loocheon. Committee chairs included Zick, Schindler, Crawford, Stalcup, and Fain. A noted ad for Dr King’s New Discovery appeared at the end of the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Q,t. P. A
Maennerobor Hall
Post
National Association
Wehrley
Louisville
BR. O. Ellie
Volney T. Malott
Oren
Theiss
Lonieville
Nicholau Niceto
Loniaville
Mies Julie Shaller
Earl Hedden
Eolog
Misa Elsie Hedden
Ophelia Zehnder
Mesesre
Malott
Misa Schaller
George D Heib
Mies Fein
Charles M Zick
James W Schindler
James R. Crawford
Samuel S Stalcup
Oa Fain
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NEW Albany Tribune
Griff Williams
Southern Railway
Dr. King
Chas. D. Knopfel
Circuit Court
the Tribune
R. W. Morris
Booklen
Pitt
A. F. Hardy
East Wilton
Maine
Chas D. Knoefel
Mapie City
Wis
Maple City
China
Map
E City Soap Vo Works
Nmouth
Finols
the Tribune Company
Pearl St
Ind
Obes
D. Knoefel
Drnog
Ola
Hedden
Floyd
Clarasec
Crawford
George B. Cardwill
Rotary Fablio
Albany, Ind
Charles L. Jewett
Henry E. Jewett
Lawyers
New Albary
GEO. H. Devol
E. Main St
Comb
Peter Klerner
East, Thomas and Market Sta
QEO. S. Graf’s
Rath Pieras
Mate Strest
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