Local Notables and Legal Notices From New Albany Area
Walter V. Bulliett named executor for Catherine Forster. Townsend J. D. Roberts guardian appointed. Edwardsville area death of W. H. Torley, eighty. Rev. W. D. Rosenbarger set to preach at Atkins Chapel and Friendship church. Government depot work at sewing center. uniforms in brown duck and olive drab. Nancy Newby moved to asylum for unsound mind and blindness. Presbyterian delegates elected for New Albany Presbytery meeting at Salem. New Middletown to New Albany stage line purchased. schedule updates. New Indianapolis Falls City limited service expanded. additional daily runs. Floyd County Lincoln League assigns leaders to establish campaign HQs. New Albany Methodist district leaders attend Indiana conference at Shelbyville. Harry A. Buork named board of children's guardians member. resignation of Charlen A. Prouser noted. John Fleece detained on delinquency-of-children charge amid family dispute. County treasurer ends 20-day delinquent tax notice. fiat preparations and collection suits. Henry Moye sues Paul Reising Brewing Co. for 15000 over 1908 injury from falling elevator cogwheel. attorney teams listed.
Public works board acts on street improvements and hearings
At a Wednesday meeting the board adopted the preliminary Thomas Street Manandam improvement assessment roll and set September 26 for hearing objections. A remonstrance against the arivy brick project from Ninth to Tenth Street was filed by four residents citing overburdened costs. Sidewalk repairs were ordered on Chartres between Clark and Charles, or city work may be charged to property owners. A north Dewey sidewalk, water company digs, and various street repairs were referred to contractors. The Cumberland Telephone bill of 89 was deferred due to no appropriation. Contracts for Tenth and Oak Street improvements postponed due to the absence of Jefferson County Construction Company’s L. A. Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Works
Thomas Street
Man Andam
Frederick Edler
Martha Bishman
Lewis Thorn
Anus Franck
Spring
Elim
Ninth
Tenth Street
Chartres
Clark and
Charles Streets
Dewey
Thirteenth
Fourteenth Streets
Water Company
Tenth
Elm Streets
Wella
Eighth
Beeler
First
Elm
Hightesenth
United Gas and Electric Come Pany
Market
Cumberland Telephone Company
Short
L. A. Marshall
Jefferson County Construction Company
Oak Street
Personal notes of marriages visits and moves in town
Mrs Addie Shuck and daughter of New Middletown visit relatives. The Rev O Hutsell from Duncan stopped by the Tribune office. Mrs John Vaughan of Georgetown Ky visits sister Mrs Charles E Paselle. Mrs Ells W Clark now in Imperial Cal with Tribune following. Mr and Mrs O W Miller of Chicago return home after visiting Mrs Miller's mother. Joseph O Morgan of Sellersburg and Nancy A Bybee of Jeffersonville wed in County Clerk Ruoff's office. Norma Gill and John Sanford Kiefer to marry at St Michael's Bradford. The Walkers plan to move to Louisville for winter. John Green and Amanda V Nicholson wed near Borden at the German Evangelical parsonage. Mrs Bella McIntosh visiting Birmingham and Chattanooga. William P Appleman and Willa D Finch wed at 905 East Eleventh Street with Rev Frank W Groseman present. William M Lewis and wife celebrate their golden anniversary in Huntington Pa. Mrs F A Whitney, Mrs H B Lewis and daughters attend. Aira Lewis and daughters sail from Philadelphia for Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Hutsell
Duncan
City
Tribune
John Vaughan
Georgetown
Charles E. Paselle
East Fourth Street
Ells W. Clark
Los Angeles
Cal
Imperial
The
O. W. Miller
Chicago
St.Michael’s Catholic
Bradford
Herbert Walker
Charlestown Road
Louisville
John Green
Misa Amanda V
Nicholson
Borden
E.G. Knenzler
Bella McIntosh
Eugene Porter
Birmingham
Ala
Edward MclIntosh
Chattanooga
Tenn
Sarah MolIntosh
Esat Main Street
William P Appleman
Mise Willa D. Finch
East Eleventh Street
Frank W. Groseman
First Presbyterian Church
Oscar Finch
William M. Lewis
William P. Lewis
Huntington
F. A. Whitney
Bridgeport Conn
H. B. Lewis
Julia
Enid
Minneapolis
Aira
Lewis
Philadelphia
Europe
Floyd County Voters Eye Change Amid Debt Complaints
A Floyd County newspaper opinion argues Republicans delayed county ticket selections to mount a stronger challenge in November. It cites alarming county orders debt totaling about 1700000 dollars statewide, calls county management a joke, and urges voters to oust the current leadership to prevent deeper fiscal trouble.
Abe Martins Impressions By Kien Hubbard In Indianapolis News
A collage of quips and anecdotes from Abe Martin's column with rural humor and sharp witticisms. It mentions a stranger shown around by Lafe Bud, a mother working near Pasha, and social observations about crowds, cars, lending seats, and a cashier incident involving Butcher Mose Stinson. It closes with Luck and Taft sentiment from Lonnie Stinson and a tongue in cheek remark on ugly men and dogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kien. Hubbard
Indianapolis News
Pasha
Beachy
Republican county committee opens Sprig Street HQ
Chairman M Bert Thurman rents one of the opera house block estate rooms on Sprig street for two month campaign headquarters. The ground floor room is being set with chairs and desks and will be open daily and evenings for Republican meetings and access by city and county Republicans. It is described as probably the nicest headquarters the party has had.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Bert Thurman
Republican County Central Committee
Sprig Street
Opera House
Lincoln League reorganized in Floyd county meeting
The Lincoln League of Floyd county was reorganized Monday at the county Republicans meeting in city hall. Harry W. Vance was named president and Joe D. Poutch chosen secretary as about one hundred Republicans attended. Regular Friday meetings and likely headquarters were planned to boost enlistment of all county Republicans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln League
Floyd County
Harry W. Vance
Vance
Joe D. Poutch
Pope Pius X Jubilee Celebrated Worldwide
Francia Silas Chatard bishop of Indianapolis issues pastoral letter calling for a solemn triduum in diocese churches on September 18 19 and 20 with rosary part litany and benediction. A special Holy Father collection is planned for the first Sunday in October and Catholics are asked to offer one Holy Communion for the Pope in September and October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pius X
Francia Silas Chatard
Indianapolis
Indiana Methodist conference elects Kemp as secretary
The Shelbyville annual session of the Indiana Methodist conference elected Rev. R. A. Kemp of Shelbyville as conference secretary for the twenty eighth year and Rev. Walter B Grimes as statistical secretary for the eleventh year. Two deceased members include Rev. W McK Hester and Rev Thomas G Heharrell, both from the city. Eveit conference widows have died during the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Methodist Conference
Shelbyville
R. A. Kemp
Walter B. Grimes
Main Street
M. E
W. McK. Hester
Thomas G
Deaths listed for McGrain Seward Tully Marsh Nance
Death notices report Major Thomas McGrain of Corydon burial in Corydon after dying in Lexington Kentucky at about seventy. Isabelle Seward widow of E M Seward dies in Bloomington and was kin to the late President Harrison. Margaret Tully dies after surgery at St Edward’s Hospital aged thirty. Charles Marsh dies in Baltimore with funeral held at his daughter’s home and interment at Fairview. Mary Francea Nance dies near Zion M E church after tuberculosis at twenty four, survived by three children and siblings. Bread the Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas McGrain
Corydon
Zetta Lowry
Lexington
Washington, D.C
Isabelle K. H. Seward
E M. Seward
Bloomington
Benjamin Harrison
Treasury Department
Washington
Misa Margaret Tully
John Tully
Hennattaville
St. Edward's Hospital
Thomas
James
Frank
Peter Tully
James Tully
Beeler Street
St. Joseph Catholic Church
Charles Marsh
Samuel Marsh
Tedianapolis
Daniel S. Hewes
West Eighth Street
Frank W.gronaman
First Presbyterian Church
Fairview Cemetery
Mary Francea Nance
Clarence Nance
Franklin Township
Zion M. E. Church
John Sillings
Oliver Jenkins
Mike Sarah Sillings
Oscar Sillinga
Mt. Zion Church
O. Hatnell
Resignations Rattle County Council Over Taxpayer Funds
Taxpayers react as Peter Klerner and J H Cole resign from the county council amid controversy over wasteful spending and planned tax levies. The resignations underscore voter fatigue with the court house gang and spur calls for investigation before the upcoming county election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Klerner
J. H. Cole
Court House Gang
WANTS DAMAGES In suit against Marshall Atkins for injuries
Sonia Ammer sues Marshall Atkins for unspecified damages claiming personal injuries from May 25 1905 while Atkins was in a trench along North State street. She alleges the water company left fifteen feet open and a horse and wagon driven by Atkins collided into the trench, injuring her and causing long confinement and pain. Paris Trusty and Stotsenburg Weathers represent the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Moye
Paul’ Reising Brewing Company
Stotsenburg & Weathers and
C. W. Schindler
Sonia Ammer
Auit
Marshall Atkins
Water Company
North State Street
Paris & Trusty and
Stotsenburg & Weathers
Salaries Fixed in Anderson City Bill Reforms
Representative L A Stephens of Anderson proposes a draft bill repealing current cities and towne law and replacing it with a five class system based on assessed property value. It abolishes city controller and city judge, shifts duties to the city clerk and mayor, and cuts salaries for the mayor, board, and city attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Stephens
Anderson
Board of Ia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Logal News Notes
Walter V. Bulliett
Catherine Forester
New Albany Trust Company
Townsend J. D. Roberts
W. H. Torley
Sampson Torley
Edwardsville
W. D. Rosenbarger
Atkins’ Chapel
Friendship Church
Nancy Newby
Voanty
Hugh J. Needham
New Albany
Salem
J. A. and
J. W. Bauer
New Middletown
Edward Hedges
Falls Cities
Seymour
Louis Hartman
Robert W. Morris
Jacob Beat
Edward H. Hartley
Coningilman
George Strack
W. M. Whitsett
J. H. Carnes
Frank Orman Beck
Samuel Reid
W. R. Plummer
W.B. Grimes
Indiana
Harry A. Buork
Acheola
W. O. Utz
Circuit Court
Board of
Children's Guardians
Charlen A. Prouser
Columbia University
New York City
John Fleece
Sinex
Fleece
Mary Kannapell
Harrison County
Frank Green
Addie Shuck
Land County
I. H. Fawccett
Maurice Gledhill
Culbertaon Avenue
Oscar J. Trinler
Charles W. Toman
Fifteenth Street
Thomas R. McGregor
Carbie Strader
Seventh Street
West Market Street
Eo Eee
Sarah A. Hand
Fred 0. Lamke
Laughrey’s
Joseph Grantz
Charles W. Schindler
George Leisman
Frank Tegart
Lew Albany National Bank
John M. Meyer
Washington Street
Delia A
James H. Brooks
King Street
Tsarelda Dennis
William Robinson
Ekia
Jobo M. Baylor
Eliebeth
Lee
Grabe
Lorena A. McKinney
Cols Franconia
Jacob Poff
Melchor Reiss
A. P. Hoagland
John MM
Illinois
Carris Huge
Fred Water Street
Vin Harrie
Robert
H. Scott
Charlee
Best Eighth Street
Charleo Franconia
Isadore Charles D. Nicholson
Culbertson Avenue
Abe Martin’s. Impressions
Ez Pash
Mose Stinson
Plum
Tipton Budd
Rearnie
Jones
Republican Club
the Tribune
Court House
Oscar Deshler
Representativ
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