Local news notes from New Albany issue
Local items report legal licenses, court actions, and personal notes from New Albany including a judge admitting Henry Mosier to practice, a $12 monthly pension for George M Smith a May murder arrest count of fifty two, and multiple obituaries and family notices. The piece also covers strawberry shipments and a Methodist conference summary with church statistics.
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New Albany
Georgetown
Rv. W. C. Botkin
Jennie DePauw Memorial Church
Fell From Train in Kentucky The Fatal Accident
A. S Wolford known as Bert Wolford died from injuries after falling from a train near Lebanon Kentucky Thursday morning. He was 46, a painter by trade and brother to Mrs Stocksdale and Tode Wolford. Funeral was held at 202 Shelby Street with Rev S D Nokes officiating.
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A. S Wolford
Bert Wolford
Lebanon
Wolford
James Albertson
Louisville
Handa
Albertson
R. O. Whitten
Silver Grove
Local Social News: Weddings And Visits In Jeffersonville
Miss Laura Reese and Jettie Horton return from Borden while Mrs May Helbach and daughter Katherine of Leavenworth visit relatives. Fred Finter of Louisville to wed Alma DeHoney of Jeffersonville on June 12 at the bride’s grandfather William Howard’s home. Griff Williams of the West End and Edith McFadden of Cincinnati married Sunday in Jeffersonville. the union came as a surprise to friends.
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May Helbach
Katherine
Leavenworth
Fred Finter
Louisville
Alma DeHoney
Jeffersonville
William Howard
Griff Williams
West End
Edith McFadden
Cincinnati
City
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Cures Severe Burn Injury
A Kirkman Iowa woman suffered a frightful leg burn from a gasoline stove. Doctors could not heal the running sore, but Bucklen’s Arnica Salve entirely cured her. It claims infallibility for cuts corns sores boils bruises skin diseases and piles. 25cat 0 D Knoefel’s.
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N. E. Palmer
Kirkman
Bucklen
Knoefel
WILL RENT THEM
The board of school trustees approves renting high school textbooks to pupils reducing annual cost by 75 to 80 percent. Most current students assent and freshmen will be required to join. Yearly book costs drop from about 10 dollars. The board cites the greatest good for the greatest number and hopes for broad approval.
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Board of School Trustees
Board of Trustees
Boston Man Marries Then Seeks Cure with New Life Pills
A Boston man recently married a frail rich young woman and now celebrates her recovery after using Dr. King’s New Life Pills. The remedy is advertised as infallible for jaundice biliousness malaria fever and ague and all liver and stomach troubles. Gentle but effective, it costs 25 cents at C D Knoefel’s drug store.
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Boston
Dr. King
Knoefel
Sudden death of Southern railway switchman Wallace
Mr T Albert Wallace a Southern railway switchman died suddenly of heart disease Saturday evening at 88 West Fifth Street. A long sufferer from the disease he had just returned to work after a seven month vacation. In the yard behind his home he was seized by severe distress in the heart region, called for help, and expired in the house shortly after assistance arrived.
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T. Albert Wallace
Southern Railway
West Fifth Street
Indiana Federation of Catholic Societies formed in Indianapolis
A state federation uniting 6000 Catholics was created yesterday in Indianapolis by 83 delegates. Named the Indiana Federation of Catholic Societies, it joins the American Federation of Catholic Societies, with Bishop Chatard chosen as spiritual director. Next meeting set for July 4, 1903 in Indianapolis, and a per capita tax up to 5 cents approved to cover expenses.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Federation of Catholic Societies
American Federation of Catholic Societies
New Albany
United States
Chatard
Elizabeth Shadley Sues for Divorce Over Desertion and Cruelty
Elizabeth Shadley files for divorce from Benjamin Shadley arguing desertion last year and cruel in human treatment. She cites assaults by him and notes he shot Robert Wright at Bank and Main streets last August. Wright was killed. Shadley was acquitted on self defense grounds at a preliminary exam. Shadley disappeared and a first degree murder indictment followed.
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Elizabeth Shadley
Benjamin Shadley
Jewett & Jewett
Shadley
Robert Wright
Bank and Main Streets
Justice Mix
Louisville coroner's jury cites foul play in Miss Reasor death
The coroner's jury verdict in Louisville says Miss Minnie Reasor fell from a window and was killed by foul play. Detectives follow up leads, witnesses claim to have seen the throw, and torn clothing hints at a motive. Parents shift from accident to murder as investigations continue.
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Louisville
Minnie Reasor
Louiville
Miss Reasor
Reasor
Memorial Day Resolutions Of Sandergeen Post 191 G A R
At a Friday meeting of Sandergeen Post 191 G A R the post unanimously adopted resolutions. It thanks Casper Fetock for his hall and facility for the memorial event and directs a copy of the resolution to be sent to him under post seal.
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Sandergeen Post
G. A R
Sanderson Post
Casper Ferock
New Factory Likely For A F Weineke Co In Seymour Ind
Seymour furniture firm A F Weineke plans moving to this city seeking better shipping and space. They will occupy the Friend building at Oak and Pearl, add a warehouse and varnishing department, and employ about fifty workers year round. An organized stock issue of 15000 to 30000 dollars may be offered to local citizens, with Louis Schneck named as a potential investor.
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A. F. Weineke Company
Seymour
Ind
Oak and
Pearl Streets
I. B. Friend
A. F. Weineke
George Wettig
Louis Schneck
Friend
Wettig
Seymour Company
Gladstones Oratory And Sousa Band Panic Averted
A critique compares Gladstone to a sea in tempest noting his finance mastery yet criticizes his unwavering belief. It also recalls John Philip Sousa halting a St Louis panic as his band played to restore calm after a hall blackout.
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John Philip Sousa
St. Louis
Sousa
Seals Brown Taste Ad At Conner’s Drug Store
A brief ad notes a canton flannel flavor and a late night remedy named Rocky Mountain Tea priced at 85 cents from Conner's Drug Store.
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Rocky Mountain Tea
Conner
Conner’s Drug Store
The Carnabuba Palm of Brazil and Its Uses
The carnabuba palm grows in Brazil and offers manifold applications. Roots yield sarsaparilla-like medicine, stems supply strong light fibers for building and joists, and canes for fences. The tree produces wines, vinegar, saccharine extract, starch, and cattle feed. Its pulp tastes pleasant, nuts used as coffee substitute, wood makes instruments and pumps, pith substitutes cork, stem yields milk-like liquid and Maizena-like flour. Straw aids hats, baskets, brooms, mats, and thatching. large shipments to Europe and return imports to Brazil. Salt and alkali are derived from the straw.
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Brazil
Europe
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NEW Albany Tribune
Henry Mosier
Floyd
George M Smith
Susan P. Terry
Galt Street
Scott
Samuel Mucker
Clara Mucker
Clyde Mitchell
Twenty-seventh Battery
United States Field Artillery
Fort Ethan Allen
Vermont
Thomas Bennett
Thomas Ormsby
West Eighth Street
Chicago
Michigan Fields
William Jones
Milltown
Ashabranner
Sellersburg
Jacob Young, Sr
Jacob Young, Jr
East Elm Street
Jacob
Philip
Peter Young
T. Main
Connecticut
Hucketer
Thompson Smith
North Second Street
Kittie McMakin
Mary A. Hillen
Circuit Court
Sarah Hillen
Elizabeth Bossle
Rosa Brown
Anthony
James
Joseph ‘Hillen
Amelia Scharf
Frank Morrison
Jacob Herter
Frank A Kraft
Mary Hillen
Edward Scharf
Bank and
Main Streets
Mra Scharf
James Brown
Lizzie Bosele
Antone, Jr
Alexarndria
Curesj
Balm Co
Atlanta
Ziegelbaur
Laura Reese
Jettie Horton
Borden
al. Wallace
Gladstone
Disraeli
Israel
Lion
Edward
England
Alphonso
Spain
Geo. B. Shrader
Shrader
John Shrader
Shraders
O. Y
George B. Shrader
O. V
N. Shrader
Albany
INS
Sapolio
Quire Story
Charlestown Road
Fair Ground
O. W
Onisville
Fourth Ave
Post
F. Walker & Co
E. Market St. Comb
Pearl St., Or
E. A. Pierre
Vincennes
Kitchen Palace
O. K
All Union
Telephon Connection
Chas. A. Suette
East Market Street
Milpo
State St
Thomas Bittner
K. H. Mann
George S. Graf
Main Street
Rambler
Thompson
E. Main
J. E. Crane
Pearl. QO
Crystal
J. M. Bosier
Lieber Karl
Henry Perrette
Herbillon Steam Dye House
East Market St
L. E. Hammond
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