Local News Notes From A New Albany Tribune
James G Hollis and others sue Frederick Hollis for partition of Market street property. Boone Redens granted dentistry license. First home grown peaches brought to market by Murray Farnaley. William J Receveur named administrator of F Alexander Receveur estate. John A Arter seeks discharge from bankruptcy. Addie Hawley sues William Hawley for divorce. attorneys Stoteenburg and Weathers for plaintiff. Coal contract for schools and National cemetery awarded to Capt EB Slider. Leffler v Pennsylvania Company damages suit dismissed. Leffler has died. Flora Monney sues Robert Monney for divorce over alleged assault. J B James attorney. Mrs Perry Shaffer returns home from Louisville infirmary after rusty nail injury. Knights and Ladies of Honor learn of L B Lockard’s death. funeral in Toledo. New trial granted in McNabb v L&N Railway. verdict $1000 reduced. Three damages suits filed in Highland division for injuries from May 17 car incident. each seeks $3000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James G. Hollis
Frederick Hollis
Boone Redens
Thie City
Ruoff
Murray Farnaley
Franklin Township
John A. Arter
Laconia
United States
Cardwill
Addie Hawley
William T. Hawley
Stoteenburg & Weathers
Cite
National Cemetery
Ekin Avenue
EB. T. Slider
Joseph Leffler
Pennsylvania Company
Clarks Crcuit
Leffler
Death of James L Hazlett in Hearne Auto Crash
Dr. H J Nesdham received word of James L Hazlett death in an automobile accident at his Hearne Texas home. Hazlett, about forty three, a Hearne drug business entrepreneur and cousin of Mrs Needham, was son of James Hazlett, eighty six, last survivor of his family. Details of the accident are not yet learned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Nesdham
James L. Hazlett
Hearne
Tex
Hazlett
Mr. Hazlett
Needham
Jame Hazlett
Board of Works Meeting Extends Repairs and Orders Sewer
At a Wednesday Board of Works session contractor Sweerey received a 30 day extension to repair on Haly Street. Lewia A Harbason resigns from the fire department. Property owners at 4 West Market, 916 East Spring, and Ninth and Spring must connect to the sewer. The Pennsylvania Company ordered to open a sewer at Thirteenth and Dewar streets. The sewer contractors ordered to repair streets for the tenth time. A total sewer water line will be laid in the arialay between Elm and Oak streets from Jay to Silver Streets at the expense of nearby property owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Work
Sweerey
Haly Street
Lewia A. Harbason
Fire Department
Weat Markar
East Spring
Ninth and Spring Streets
Pennusylvania Company
Thirteenth
Dewer Streets
Elm
Oak
Jay
Silver Streets
Suffering Ends in Tragic Death of Laura Mayfield
Mrs Laura Mayfield wife of Frank Mayfield died Sunday at 11 am at her parents home in Franklin township after months with tuberculosis She was 21 and survived by a daughter The family had moved from Franklin township to Fairgrange Indiana about three years ago returning last April Funeral services were held Monday at Zion church near the Guan home with Rev Hateell officiating Burial followed at Mt Zion cemetery Local police and officials investigated rumors of a pool room opening near Daisy depot but found no evidence of gaming activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Mayfield
Frank Mayfield
J. M. Gann
Franklin Township
G. W. McCurloch
Claude A. Sittason
G. B. McIntyre
Kingston
River Road
McCunloch
Manly
Daisy Depot
Haat Market Street
Sinex
Damages Sought Over Todd Manufacturing Stock Deal
G Spratt Bridges of Louisville files suit against George D Todd and wife Laura Todd for 28000 dollars claiming deception over a partnership to control Todd Manufacturing Company. He invested 24000 dollars and seeks to seize the Snead property north of the city via a lien. Jewett and Jewett represent the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Spratt Bridges
Louisville
Todd Manufacturing Company
George D. Todd
Laura Todd
Bridges
Snead
Jewett & Jewett
Divorce suits filed over alleged cruel treatment
Three divorce cases were filed by attorney J B James. John Featheringill and Minnie Featheringill married May 7 1907 separated June 14 1908 accused of cursing and false accusations. seeks child custody and other decrees. Samuel Findley and Jennie Findley were married January 139 and separated June 3 1908. she accuses him of beating her. Florida Maxsey seeks divorce from Job Maxey. married last February and separated June i.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. James
Jobn Featheringill
Minnie Featheringill
Jennie Findley
Samuel Findley
Florida
Maxsey Wantaa
Jobo Maxey
Jouve i
Government urges safety for Fourth of July injuries
Surgeon General Wyman issues circular guiding treatment of blast and firework injuries with thorough wound cleaning, carbolic acid irrigation, wet dressings, and anti tetanus serum. Advice stresses professional medical care and prevention of infection during national holiday celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany Eenally
Wyman
Marine Hospital and Public Health Service Today
Public Funds Dispute Over Municipal Improvement Bonds
Barber Asphalt Company sues Indianapolis treasurer Edward J. Robinson to determine whether funds raised for interest and principal on street improvement bonds must be deposited in public depositories under a recent act. The case asks the court to order the treasurer to keep all assessments paid and installments and to pay bondholders, while the treasurer seeks clarity on deposit requirements and potential warrants from the city controller. The issue centers on the statutory duty to deposit public funds and who bears authority to issue warrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barber Asphalt Company
United States
Edward J. Robinson
Indianapolis
Barber Asphalt Paying Company
Indiana
Ip Alacia
Breanig
Danville Pair Weds Then Plans Move to Hoopeston
Will D Collins formerly of this city and Carrie Virginia Staloup daughter of Samuel Staloup of 1808 East Elm Street wed in Danville on a Saturday. The couple will reside in Hoopeston where Collins has lived for some time. The bride met the groom in Danville a week earlier and the ceremony preceded their departure. Collins is son of Mr and Mrs H H Collins of East Elm Street and is well known here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G Talbott
Berkely
T. B. Hatobinga
Crawfordaville
Mias Mabel Wilson
Salem
Misa Nau Neat
Exio Avenue
Frank Kiser
Monon
Mies Olive Morris
Central Christian Parsonage
B F. Cato
Joseph G. Worsey
Misa Anna B. Ogden
Market Street
Will D Collins
Carrie Virginia Staloup
Samuel
Staloup
East Elm Street
Danville
Hoopeston
Mies Stalonp
Danvilia
Mr. Collins
Collins
H H. Collins
Georgetown stores robbed. three suspects sought
Charles Waltz general store at Georgetown was robbed of about $3 and wearing apparel. The Southern depot was entered and articles stolen. Three young men seen in Georgetown last evening are suspected. George Keeley found a bundle of overalls near his blacksmith shop and turned them in to police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Waltz
Georgetown
Southern
George Keeley
McLaughlin
Deaths fill city with multiple obituaries and burials
Obituaries report Perry Maxey aged forty two died at home on East Fifth Street. Milton A. Jordan former Thirty-eighth Indiana Regiment member died recently at his Corydon area home. E Henry Meyer aged eighty four died after a long illness near the city. Mrs. Susan Barton aged ninety one, widow of George Barton, died at the county asylum and is the city’s long time resident. Elizabeth Milliman died in Logansport. body went to her parents in Chartres Street. Emma Hafiz widow of Joseph Bofia died at St Edward's hospital. three children survive. Muria Van Name widow of Thomas Van Name died at home on Ekin Avenue. two daughters survive. Mary A. Martel, Harrison County resident, died at her son's home on the Grant Line Road. eight children survive. Funerals and burial details noted for several, with services held locally and in Corydon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Maxey
Hia
East Fifth Street
Milton A. Jordan
Thirty-eighth Indiana Regiment
Corydon
E. Henry Meyer
German Evangelical Church
Susan Barton
George Barton
Bloomington
Elizabeth Milliman
W. O. Milliman
Logansport
Ind
Anad
David Stoll
Chartres Street
Emma Hafiz
Joseph Bofia
St. Edward's Hospital
Elizabeth
Emma van Name
Frank Urman Baok
Trinity M.E. Church
Uincinnati
van Natte
Mary A. Martel
Old Reaidens
Harrison County
Perseverance Chapel
Milies
Coryidon
Real estate transfers and tract descriptions listed
A series of transfers detail deeds from Oscar J. Tripler to Mary E Trinlar and others. Additional grants include William H. Bish to Kilie Kelly, Nickoleon to Ekip Avenue, James W. Clipp to Arthur E. Soost, Jennie S Hoagland to John M Lee, Louis Kittle to Frederick Spatig, and Frederick Voigt as administrator transferring various parcels with monetary figures noted alongside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar J. Tripler
Mary E. Trinlar
Lote
Fifteenth Street
William H. Bish
Kilie Kelly
Jefferson Atreas
Nickoleon
Ekip Avenue
Plas
James W. Clipp
Arthur E. Soost
Main Street
Greenville
Jennie S. Hoagland
John M Lee
Louis Kittle
Frederick Spatig
Tinois Grant
Frederick Voigt
William B. Roberts Dies At 51 In Sullivan Indiana
Private secretary to Governors Porter Hovey and Chase and Senator Beveridge, William B. Roberts died recently at his Sullivan home aged 51. He gained local fame for helping commute the death sentence of Floyd county killer William Benson, who in 1883 killed Jacob Motweiler and mauled Mrs Motweiler with a hatchet. Benson’s fate shifted from hanging to life imprisonment, later moved to Michigan City penitentiary in 1897.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Roberts
Porter
Hovey
Chase
A. J. Beveridge
Sullivan
Ind
Alvin P. Hovey
Roberts
Jeffersonville
William Benson
Floyd County
Benson
Jacob Motweiler
Edwardsville
Executrix Named for Louis F Bidaine Estate
Notice states Varoline Bidaine has been appointed executrix of the will of Louis F Bidaine, deceased. The estate is described as solvent. Attorneys listed are L. and H. EF from Jewett. June 12 to 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis F. Bidaine
Varoline Bidaine
Executrix
Oo. L.& H. Ef, Jewett, Attorneys
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F. Alexander Receveur
Flora Monney
Robert Monney
Perry Shaffer
Knights and Ladies of Honor
Toledo
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L B. Lockard
Order
Indianapolia
Montgomery
Richard McNabb
Lonieville and Northern Railway Company
McNabb
Circuit Court
G. H. Hester
Flossie F. Weber
Emma Wrights
Effie L. Peyton
Highland Division
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Traction Company
Silver Hills
City Hall
Kingston Pool
Grand Com
Mander Charles Day
K. T
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New Albany
Knights Templar
Zrand Commaander
Sannna
Lake Winona
St Maennerchor Ha
Knighta
James M. Devol
New Albony
H. J. Needham
James W. Danbar
Knight Day
Sir Knight
James M Devol
Hugh J. Nesdham
Eugene W. Walker
George A. Newhouse, Jr
Charles D Knoefel
James W. Dunbar
Merrill L. Frederick
Charles W. Edler
George Borgerding
O. William Sieveking
Issac P. Leyden
Frederick Edler
Ebert J. Hewitt
J. Fred Maas
Knights E. J. Hewitt
O. W. Sieveking
Knights J. M. Devol
G. A. Newhouse, Jr
C. O. Brown
Fannie James and
Grandview
Mises Clara Fankie
Henry Punk
Sallie K. Jones
Katherine Dieckman
Milltown
Bella McInrogh
Birmingham
Alea
Sarah MclIntosh
East Main Street
Pierce Waltz
Guy Lyon
J. R. McQullom
New Amsterdam
B F. Dyson
S. S. Molntoesh
Paoli
Leon
F. L. Vernia
Marion Smith
John Mobeck
Misa Nellie O. Smith
Central Christian Parconage
B. F. Cato
Sarah Patton
Calbertgon Avenue
Chicago
C. W Miller
Alexander Zintz
Floyd Knobs
Alice Evernole
Holy Trinity Catholic
Charles Curran
Peter J. Tegars
Mise Kila Howard
Holy Trinity Catholic Church
Charles Corran
Misa Agnes Howard
Frank Tygart
Owen Tegart
Pointe
Weat
the Tribune
G. D. Todd
Uncle Sam
Chambers’ Journal
Ree
Bell’s
O.kren Sor
Cent Store
Charles Walts
Sheriff’s Sale
Floyd Circuit
Fred J. Brown
George Waring
Court House
Lew Albany
Sud Salen
Diay
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