Japanese Women Awakening at Vassar Alumnae Banquet
Baroness UK tells Vassar alumnae that Japanese women are advancing in education and influence. She notes progress since her graduation era and mentions Japanese schools for girls to foster capable women and wives. Princess Oyama’s wife sends greetings via the baroness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Baroness UK
Vassar
America
Mme. Uru
Japan
Oyama
Marshal Oyama
Farmer breaks arm while shooin fly off his nose
Hazelton June 11 James Horrall Knox county farmer tried to brush a fly from his nose while grease on his hand. He struck the lifting jack handle causing the wagon to drop and the weight to snap the arm near the shoulder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazelton
James Horrall
Knox County
Horrall
Suicide of jeweler discovered after cat chase
New York report says Henry Ferris a jeweler killed himself by swallowing acid in his apartment after his wife and daughter were sent to Duchess county for the summer. Detective Fogarty found money and jewelry on the deceased. acids and bottles stood in the room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mary Santio
Henry Ferris
Ferris
Duchess County
Fogarty
Suicide tragedy follows years after wife's death at cemetery
Springfield reports Alexander Wilson aged sixty five of Madison county killed himself after his wife's suicide twenty years earlier over cancer. Two razors and two poisons were found with his body in Somerford cemetery. Wilson had lived with his daughter Mrs William Slattery of Columbus. His wife's sister Mrs David Gerrard then shot herself from the shock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Somerford
Alexander Wilson
Madison County
Wilson
William Slattery
Columbus
David Gerrard
Infant dies from morphine mix up in Indianapolis
The six weeks old child of Mr and Mrs Elza Oder died from morphine poisoning after the mother mistook a tablet for medicine prescribed by a doctor Two morphine tablets were found on a plate along with a broken pill container Coroner Blackwell reported no blame attaches and the pills prescribed for the child tested harmless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Elza Oder
Blackwell
Zemo praised as top cure for skin diseases
An ad touts Zemo as quickly cured by Zemo and a clean external liquid. Lindeman the druggist hails Zemo as the best remedy for piles eczema dandruff ringworm tetter rashes itching heat and any germ related skin disease. See display photos of cures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zemo
Lindeman
Local Teachers Travel to Bloomington Training Course
Miss Pansy Horrall Miss Pauling Sanford and Miss Cleo Summers will travel to Bloomington to attend a teachers training course at the state university next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pansy’ Horrall
Pauling Sanford
Cleo ‘Summers
Bloomington
State “University
Delphian James Ryan in Love Affair and Sudden Wandering
James Ryan of Delphi was engaged to a Catholic church member from the same city. The wedding was planned with $1500 saved, but he squandered the funds, vanished until local authorities detained him after wandering about from Lafayette to Battleground, forty miles away, and he is described as jovial and well known in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphi
James Ryan
Indianapolis
Isja Politian
Ryan
Ryah la
Lafayette
Battleground
Mr. Ryan
Shad
Plunkett Seeks $20,000 After Car Accident
Miss Plunkett of New York City, weighing 600 pounds, says a crash on an electric car in Elizabeth New Jersey altered her weight and harmed her value as a county fair drawing card. She files a $20,000 damage suit against the Public Service Corporation alleging negligence caused the accident and consequent loss of profits in her profession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Miss Plunkett
New York City
Elizabeth
N. J
Cbspration
Fort Sas Ber
FIDO SAFE, OWNER TO THE JAIL
Marsville residents must license dogs or face jail. Chief Joan Wallace warns that any owner who fails to pay dog taxes by July 1 will be jailed, while no dogs will be killed for nonpayment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marsville
Mai
Une
Maryy
Fido
Joan Wallace
Nousehold
Tombstone Erector Crushed In Wagon Accident
In Lower Providence township near Norristown a tombstone erector named Joan Bolger suffered severe injuries when a wagon wheel broke loose, a horse bolted, pins and stones toppled onto him. He was rescued and transported to Norristown hospital with four broken ribs and serious condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norritown
Provi Dnce
Joan Bolger
Wentz
Any
Bolger
Norristown
Bees Ownership Dispute Over Swarm Near Nolting Farm
Mrs. George Nolting, living southwest of the city, seeks the owner of a swarm of bees that settled near her home. The buzzing has become intolerable, and she argues the owner should seal the hive and remove the bees to prevent further trouble and odor from the stored honey. Winton advertises Foley's Orchestra Laxative for constipation and liver trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columvus
George
Nolt Hing i
Ice Cream Quality Up Across Indiana Says State Analysts
Food and drug officials of the state board of health sample ice cream and carbonated beverages across Indiana. They report ice cream now shows higher purity and quality than in years past with Lebanon, Indianapolis, Lafayette and Frankfort samples meeting or exceeding standards. Some caramel flavors and a wine editor sample are cited as comparisons. Several carbonated waters and summer drinks are banned for violations of purity laws. Saccharine substitutes for sugar are noted in shipments from outside the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Food and Drug Commissioners
E State Board of Health
Eider
Montezuma
John Owens
Food and Drug’ Commission
Lebanon
Owen
Lodge Memorial Services For Ogeechee Tribe And Woodmen
The Ogeechee Tribe of Red Men will hold annual memorial services Sunday with a 1 PM assembly at the Murphy building wigwam. They will march to Oak Grove cemetery for graves decoration and return for a program of prayers songs and addresses. Also the Modern Woodmen of America local camp will observe memorial day with church service and a procession to Oak Grove and cemetery for ritual graveside rites. List of departed members with dates and burial places is given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Waller
Warren Routt
Zed A. Bonham
Murphy
Main Street
Senior Sagamore
Philander McHenry
Junior Sagamore
Royal E. Geeting
Oak Grove
John Gorsage
John Hull
Terre Haute
Fred Stumpp
Hiram Eslinger
Thomas Riley
Noah Pate
Martin County
James Farrell
Montgomery
James C. Lavelle
James J. Fagan
St. Johns
D. J. Ragsdale
Edwardsport
John Herbert
Oscar Switzer
M. W. of A
Modern
Woodmen of America
S.A
Zinkan Hall
First Baptist Church
A. M. McGuire
Young Mens Military Band
Robert M. Lee
L. D. Colbert
Mitchell Helton
Henry W. Wilson
Elza Dixon Carroll
William A. Danley
James Ni Posh
John J. Radcliffe
Eli Berry
George Theodore Alln
Minister resigns after anti G A R sermon in Columbia
The Reverend Arthurilen resigns from his post after declaring the Grand Army of the Republic and related groups a menace to national peace. A memorial day talk by Reverend M Allen denounces the G A R and urges disbandment. He, a Southern speaker, accuses Northern soldiers of causing loss of heritage and cites $65,000 in damages before Fel's birth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Kas
Dung
W. RR. C
Kidron
Arthurilen
O Mémorial
M. Allen
Fel
Devil's Gambling Deng
Receiver sale to liquidate Sullivan light plant and assets
The Sullivan light plant and other property including franchises and all equipment will be sold July 1 at a receiver's sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Persistent cough cures advertised by Foley Hongy and Tar
The notice touts Foley's Hongy and Tar as remedies for lingering colds that may weaken health and risk chest infection. It warns against untried treatments and urges prompt use. Sold by Smith & Winton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Smith & Winton
Marriage Licenses Listed For Washington Area Couples
Marriage licenses issued for several couples: Joseph Edward Butcher and Emma Lucinda Norrig both of Washington. James Edwin Garten and Pauline Clara Froemiling of Odora. Louis Richard Nugent and Lois Gladys Courtsney of Elmore township. Ira Spencer Brown and Christena Jane Brown of Odou. Robert C. Miller and Mabel Alice Medcalfe of Washington. Amos Knap Wagler of Barry township and Frances Swartzentruber of Barr township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butcher - Norrig
Jseph Edward Butcher
Washington
Emma Lucinda Norrig
Garten - Froembling
James Edwin Garten
Pauline
Clara Froemiling
Odoa
Nugent
Courtney
Louis Richard Nugenn
Farmer
Elmore Township
Lois
Gladys Courtsney
Brown - Brown
Ira Spencer Brown
Bedford
Christena
Jane Brown
Odou
Miller - Medcale
Robert C. Miller
Mabel Alice Medcalfe
Wagler - Swartzentruber
Amos Knap Wagler
Barry
Frances Swartzentruber
Barr Township
Washington Post Office Letters for Week Ending June 8 1909
List of letters remaining includes women Mrs Will Davis Mrs Julia Reintjes Belle Roberts and men George Blackburn L P Bowman G P Etchinson Willard Faris Charles S Tempeston Green Todd. Call for advertised items, one cent charged. EC Faith, Postmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post Office
Will
H. Davis
Julia Reintjes
Belle Roberts
George Blackburn
L. P. Bowman
G. P. Etchinson
Willard Faris
Charles S. Tempeston
Green Todd
Real Estate Transfers Notify of Property Deeds
W F Brooks transfers to Andrew B Zinkan and Winnie Bea 83 to 404 . a s 5 sas Thomas Harris and wife Sarah Yarbro deed addlot 51 200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Brooks
Andrew B. Zinkan
Foley's Kidney Remedy Adaged Notice
To avoid serious results take Foley's Kidney remedy. Let the first sign of kidney trouble or pleadic disorder such as backache urinary irregularities exhaustion and you will soon be well. Commence taking Foley's Kidney Remedy today. Por: sale by Smith and Winton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Neighborhood Notes From Hoxville and Surroundings
A community roundup with names of residents from Hoxville and nearby towns. Charle agh and O B Conally visited. Elias Arvin from Ricki rod. Rev T J Alford returns to preach at multiple places. many attendees and visitors listed. Mrs Eliza beth Gilles, Jean Baker, Mrs Gilley, and others noted visiting relatives or hosting guests. Local movements include Charlie Woods family moving and new business openings in nearby Danville and Petersburg areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charle
Agh
O. B. Conally
Hoxville
Menlolte Miller
Charlepeirker
Dag
Es. Elias Arvin
Ricki Rod
Roy Jagkman
Manna Burris
Mitchell
Lites Gilley
Shoals
Elizabeth Gilles Jean Baker
Th Hedrick
W. Gilley
Grapman
I Major Rizley
Jesse Grapdler
Danville
Luthe
John Brythas
Tj U Alford
Cnarless
Woods
Barr Township
Co. G. Nicoomery
Vernon
Montgomery
Ewill
Mary McCord
Frank ‘Gaaraale
Glendale
Eli ‘Allen
I Petersburg
Rowland
Beger
Taylor Ming
Troy
Ie Teming
McCord
Wepllington
George Mcawin
Corning Social Notes From Local Areas
Matthew Kellet visited Loogootee and John Wilson of Sazarland called on Mrs Wilson's parents. Peter Soynolis and sister Mary were in Loogootee. Hibernians attended an initiation and banquet at Wirefield. John Sigh and Carrie were in Montgomery. A family moved to Buren township with William Smith. Bernard Queen of St Marys visited Mrs Queg's sister in town. Mrs Henry Smith and Mrs Rig Bradley spent Sunday in Montgomery. Leo Colvin visited William Sith. Joya Kenott and son Michael were in Lacotte. Joe Reiko and Anna were in Washington. Rosie Fagnigig came from Montgomery to visit relatives. A large crowd attended the plat at Henry Christman's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew Kellet
Loogootee
John ‘Wilson
Sazarland
Wilson
John Colvin
Jpeter Soynolis
Mary
Wirefield
John Sigh
Carrie
Montgomery
Ane 'Buren
Warhington
Rosie Fagnigig
Montgomes
Menry Christman’s
Southern Daviess Health Report Notes Local Details
Health 23 generally good in this part of Derizsd county. Various residents are mentioned with travels and visits including Washington John Saturday and Bicknell Friday. Roy Patkins attended Montgomery on Monday for business matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derizsd
Washington John
B. E. B. Je ‘Apa
Bicknell
Danville
Roy Patkins
Montgomery
Langford
Neighborhood Guests and Crop Delays Due to High Water
Big Windy area residents hosted guests from Washington and nearby towns. Visitors included Mr and Mrs J M Vance and Mr and Mrs Jesse Beasley with others at various homes. Replanting due to floodwater and late melon crops noted. John M Peek plans four new dwellings after the old home burned months ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Vance
Washington
R. Taylor
Q'Possum Hollow
Oo. B
John M. Peek
Peek
Everal
Samuel’ Swan
Samuel Costman
George Hill
Evansville Youth Dies While Bathing in Ohio River
Wilbur Dunleavy eighteen eldest son of James L Dunleavy Evansville fire chief drowned near the Kentucky shore after attempting to swim back to a launching boat following a river crossing He was an athlete and 1909 Evansville high school baseball captain and pitcher Also a member of the school field and track teams Firemen recovered the body in the evening after a search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Wibur Dunleavy
James L. Dunleavy
Ohio
Kentucky
Oain
Dunleavy
Indiana
Tate
Men Past Fifty Find Relief in Foley's Kidney Remedy
A Dexter Kentucky man reports his father suffered kidney and bladder trouble diagnosed as enlarged prostate. After using Foley's Kidney Remedy both bottles relieved him and he was no longer troubled. Sold by Smith and Willits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
L. E. Morris
Dexter
Smith and Wiitos
Baldwins Move Into Backs Building Offering Shoes and Hats
Baldwins have moved into the Backs building beside the Washington National Bank and are ready to furnish everyone with good shoes and millinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington National Bank
Bright's Disease Warning and Local Sale Notice
Local notice warns citizens about neglecting kidney and bladder symptoms as Foley's Kidney Remedy claims quick cures. Sold for sale by Smith and Winton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
Foley
Smith and Winton
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Raps
Neighborhood News
Fordsville
Wacd
T. B. Horton
Patterson
Cornettsville
John
Leonard Wick
Waghington
Tom Davis
Daisy Baldwin
Joan Burris
Lafayette Edwards
Odis Henson
Sugarland
Beulah Frye
Laéia Davis
George Godwin
Samuel Edwards
Flat Rock
Frank Scott
Qwen Gilley
Allie Henson
Frye
E. E. Frye
Corning
Souihern Daviess
Baldwins
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