Favorite Prescription for Women Promised to Aid Pelvic Health
An advertisement touts Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as strengthening and regulating the female system particularly the pelvic organs. It warns it will not cure tumors but may prevent them and relieve long standing diseases with no alcohol or habit forming drugs, inviting consultations by letter and offering the Medical Adviser for sale.
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Pierce
Doctor Pierce
RB. V. Pierce
Buffalo
New Albany News Roundup From June 19 1908
Nola Keithley won a divorce from Edward Keithley on abandonment grounds. Widow Matilda McClintick receives a $12 monthly pension. The New Albany Methodist district plans its annual district conference at Milltown starting June 21. Henry Alexander’s failure to support his children is dismissed. James Sorrel is declared of unsound mind by a commission. Widow Mary Welch and William Ross receive pensions and increases. Mrs Gertrude Albaugh secures a divorce from John W Albaugh in Clark circuit court. All circuit court criminal cases are removed from the docket. Samuel Carpenter’s case will wait for October. Carl Kime sentenced to reform school until 21. State school enumeration shows a net enrollment drop. Floyd county down 8.8%. New Albany Lanceville Corydon Plank Road stockholders meet July 11 at Corydon. Lewis Jordan’s death at WashingtonDC leaves a vacancy. Probation Officer Kraft to arraign local youth gang for depredations. Farmers report garden damage and attempted indecent advances by local youths. Eureka Telephone Co of Harrison County elects officers Lonnie Cunningham president Eli Shields vice president P P Beanbloasom secretary H id Osaine treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Albany
New Albany, Lanceville and Corydon Plank Road Company
Corydon
Washington, D C
Lewis Jordan
Alley opening debated in circuit court for north side
Last Monday in circuit court Judge Utz heard arguments on opening an alley on Indianapolis north side. Col O L Jewett represented Green while Judge A Dowling and City Attorney Weathers spoke for the board of works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utz
O. L. Jewett
Green
A. Dowling
Weathers
Board of Works
Old Resident Laura Scott Dies After Lingering Illness
Mrs. Laura Scott died Friday night at 11 45 at her daughter’s Greenville home after years of ill health. She was 61 and survived by husband Albert Scott and three daughters Mrs Blackman Mrs Frederick Tether of this city and Mrs Frederick Ruoff of Los Angeles. Funeral was Sunday at 2 30 from the Greenville residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Scott
Albert Scott
Blackman
Greenville
California
Mere Scott
Frederick Tether
Frederick Ruoff
Los Angeles
Cal
Memorial for Boston Shoe Store Proprietor Zollman
John L. Zollman, 36, co owner of a Boston shoe store, died Saturday at his home 827 Bank St after weeks of illness caused by nervous prostration. Survived by wife Emma Zinemeister and son Lee, with several siblings. funeral Tuesday at 2:30 pm at German Evangelical Church with Rev. Kaenzler officiating.
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John L. Zollman
Boston
Bank Street
Zollman
Harrizon County
Willard Zollman
Edward Reilly
Denver
Mies Emma Zinemeister
Lee
Willard
Edward Zollman
Lonin
Man Commits Suicide at Mother's Home in Market Street
William A. MacPherson, 31, shot himself in bed at his mother Mrs Emma MacPherson’s home 609 West Market Street. He died about 7 o’clock after two hours of lingering. A quiet, despondent man with no threats of self harm, he worked at a rolling mill and belonged to the Amalgamated Association. He leaves his mother, a brother Gay, and two sisters Mrs Emma Bottorff and Misses Josephine and Sallie MacPherson. Funeral services were held Tuesday at 2:30 p.m. from the family residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. MacPherson
Emma MacPherson
West Market Street
MacPherson
Carnegie Library
Rolling Mille
Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers
Gay MacPherson
Emma Bottorff
Mieseas Josephine
Sallie MacPherson
Watson Conner Tops Civil Service Exam In Albany
Watson Conner son of Mrs J H Conner of this city earned the high score in a New York state civil service civil engineering exam at Albany with over 400 applicants. His 935 6 percentage was the top mark, reflecting a strong record in New York public works civil service testing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watson Conner
J. H. Conner
New York Central Railroad
New York State Commission
Albany
Conner
New York
Quauer
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Promised for Piles Cure
A reader claims a twenty year health sentence was ended by Bucklen's Arnica Salve which he says cured bleeding piles from twenty years ago. The ad touts the salve as healing worst sores boils burns wounds and cuts and lists 25 cents at Chas D Knoefel's drug store.
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Bucklen
Arnica
LeRoyasvile
Chas. D. Knoefel
Death of Thomas Thompson After Snowbound Amputations
Thomas Thompson died at his mother's home after a Montana blizzard that left him without hands and feet. He was forty, survived by his mother Mrs. William Thompson and siblings including John W. Thompson and sisters Mrs. Osto Rady and Mrs. J. W. Fiddler. Funeral was held Wednesday at 3 PM. Thompson had been snowbound while returning home from extended visits to relatives.
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Thomas Thompson
Montana
William Thompson
West Spring Street
John W. Thompson
Osto Rady
J. W. Fiddler
Louisville
Thompson
Inspector to oversee Eleventh street project in city plan
The city moved to appoint an inspector for the Eleventh street improvement to ensure conformance with the concrete foundation and granitoid sidewalks from Spring street to Culberteen avenue. A July 1 meeting date was set for property holders to file objections and the engineer will file cost estimates. Authorities also ordered urgent painting of overlooked utility poles and five day sewer repair deadlines with city taking over unfinished work if contractors fail to act. A local ad promotes Foley’s Honey and Tar as a trusted remedy for coughs and lung trouble.
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Eleventh Street
Board of Works
Spring Street
Culberteen Avenue
Mann
Funeral of Mrs. Lottie Padgett in Princeton
The funeral for Mrs. Lottie Padgett wife of George H Padgett formerly of this city was held Friday at her home in Princeton Indiana. She died Wednesday after years of poor health at age forty two. She leaves two children and is survived by her husband. Mr Padgett moved to Princeton about fifteen years ago and runs a real estate and insurance business. His father W H Padgett and brother Charles attended the funeral in Princeton.
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Lottie Padgett
George H. Padgett
Princeton
Ind
Mtge
Lottie Kuhas
Thisty
Padgett
W. H. Padgett
Charles, Padgett
Death's Summons For Eugene S Brisby
Eugene S Brisby former city clerk of New Albany died Monday morning at St Edward hospital after weeks of confinement following surgery for complications. He was 42, survived by a wife and siblings Frank Brisby Mrs Joseph Smith and Mrs Stella Troser. A Democrat elected clerk in 1902 he had served four years and previously worked as deputy in the Township Assessors office under William Bigler. He belonged to Pawnee Tribe of Red Moon and Ivanhoe Lodge Knights of Pythias. The body moved to his home 1516 East Oak Street where funeral services were held Tuesday at 2 PM.
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Henry W. Lang
Catherine J Goodman
Samuel Reid
Jennie DePauw
Beeler Street
Grover Shaw
East Spring Street
Sanday
St. Edward's Hospital
George E Sehlbrede
Booneville
H W. Sehlbrede
East Oakatrees
Maria Sehlbrede
Clark County
Charles A. Sehlbrede
Marshfield
Oregon
Chicago
H. W Sehlbrede
East Oak Street
Maria Sehlbeede
Sehlbrede
D. W Lafollette
New Albany
Lalbrede
Hia
Euccena
New +sfond
Sebhl
Eugene S. Brisby
Mary E. Brisby
Frank Brisby
Joseph Smith
Stella Troser
Democrats
Township Aases
William Bigler
Red Moon
Ivanhoe Lodge
Knights of Pythiia
East Oak Atrest
Indianapolis Aims to Host Knights Templar Encampment
Indianapolis officials plan to bid to host the Knights Templar triennial encampment in 1910 drawing an estimated 50 000 visitors for a week. The Indiana state conclave at Lake Winona debated the move as Charles Day of New Albany was elected grand commander. Over 1200 Knights marched in the Wareaw parade amid community support.
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Indianapolis
Knights Templar
United States
Chicago
Lake Winona
Charles Day
New Albany
Indiana
Wareaw
Republican Primary Election Notice in Floyd County
Notice of a Republican primary election to nominate county and township tickets for the November election. The vote will be held in Floyd County on Thursday, May 8, from 1 to 5 p.m. Voting place to be announced later. Chairman M Bere Tren Man, Republican County Central Committee. Secretary Osik O Baber.
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Floyd County
Jane Wth
M. Bere Tren Man
Republican County Central Committee
Osik O Baber
Local Republicans Field Nominees for County and Township Posts
The slate includes Fred M. Jackson for County Treasurer and T B Love John B Mann Ollie L Emery Moses L Jackson John A Hinds for New Albany township Trustees and Assessor seats. Thomas K Fo Le seeks Floyd Circuit Prosecuting Attorney in the Republican primary decisions set for June 2 and June 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred M. Jackson
T. B. Love
New Albany Township
John
Mann
Ollif L. Emery
Moses L. Jackson
New Albany
John A Hinds
Thomas KF
Floyd Circui Court
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NEW Albany Tribune
Nola Keithley
Edward Keithley
Matilda McClintick
Benton McClintick
James Sorrel
Justice Fogle
Drs. Davis
Biscoe
Hazlewood
Mary Welch
William Ross
Gertrude Albaugh
John W. Albaugh
Clark
Jeffersonville
Samuel Carpenter
Clarence Jackson
Carl Kime
Plainfield
Kime
Sperintendent of Public Instruction
F. A. Cotton
Joseph Kraft
Eureka Telephone Company
Harrison County
Home Telephone Company
Lonnie Cunningham
Eli Shields
P. Beanbloasom
Union Trust Company
Washington
DePauw
Board of Review
Harry Medlock
Salem
Mies Osrrie Petery
King Street
Mildred Gwartney
Mies Bessie Roberts
East
Mainetreec
W. T. Zenor
Robert H Clare
Catherine Stoll
Anna Meek
Washington, D. C
Bettie Meek
Fred E Browns
Florence M. Powell
Louieville
Justice Mix
Masonic Building
Dr. King
Allen
New Invention
Aen S. Olmsted
LeRoy, N.Y
A. A. Herren
Finch
Ark
Foley
O. D. Knoefel
the Tribune Company
Pearl St
DEATH
Eugene L. Brisby
St. Edward’s Hospital
L. O. Rodgera
Branchton
Bottlan
D. Knowlel
Stotsenburgh
Attorneys AT Law
Hedden
State
Marke
Floyd
Clark Harrison
Crawford
George B. Cardwill
Notary Public
New Albany Ind
Charles L. Jewett
Henry &. Jewett Lawyers
Reems
Wew
Peter Klerner
Thomas and Market
Und
GEO. H. Devol
E. Maio St
Comb
Amd
Geo. S. Graf
Main Street
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