Journal's Quality and Scope Emphasized for Indiana Readers
A persuasive promotion outlines the Journal as a thorough, reliable daily paper with broad coverage. It highlights extensive market reports, court news, Washington correspondence, farm and sporting sections, women’s features, fashion and society notes, and conservative Republican editorial stance priced at 19 cents a week with Sunday extra.
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Indiana
Associated Press
New York
Chicago
Buffalo
Louisville
Union
Interstate
Indianapolis
Journal
Aliso
Washington
Afae
Cabies
Farm News
An Interesting Letter From Miss Harriet Overbeck
Miss Harriet Overbeck sends a detailed travel letter from Leipzig and Dresden describing the voyage from Hoboken to Hamburg, then by train to Leipzig, with notes on the Phoenicia voyage, sea colors, Eddystone Lighthouse, and a German rail journey. She details music studies at the Koniki Conservatorium, performances at Gewandhaus and with notable artists, impressions of Dresden's art gallery, Goethe’s cellar in Leipzig, city layout, German beds and a tall porcelain stove, and reflections on culture and homesickness.
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Tripuxe
Germany
Leipzig
Cambridge City
Phoenicia
New York Harbor
Statue of Liberty
Columbia
Tiffany's
New York
Hoboken
N. J
Piers
Lizzard Point
England
Channel
North Sea
Ohbio
Eddystone Light House
Dover
Elbe
Hamburg
Liepzig
Kratzsch
Bran Strauss
Europe
Koniki Conservatorium Des Musiks
Hans Sitt
Frau Hedmont
Scheick
John Sabastian Bach
Mendelssohn
Wagner
Professor Schieck
Conservatorium
Johanne
Dresden
Fliegende Hollander
Albert Hall
Gewandhaus
Joachim
Lady Halle
D’albert
Joseph Hollman
Berber
Nikisch
Tar
Tini
Trillo del
Paris
Thad Rich
Indianapolis
Saxony
Berlin
Raphael
Rubens
Rembrandt
van Dyck
St. Gauden
Boston Public Library
Chicago Art Institute
King’s Theater
Aurbach
Goethe
Goethe Zimmer
Binkley family carriage works’ rise in Tipton Indiana
The Tipton Evening Tribune recalls Henry Binkley arriving from Monrovia to acquire Fred Wafflar’s wagon shop, leading to H Binkley & Son, now a major Tipton carriage factory. It details growth from a small frame shop to a 66 by 125 feet two story plant, with 17,600 square feet of floor space, employing over 25 workers and a substantial weekly payroll. The piece notes ongoing expansion through 1901, with emphasis on craftsmanship, business integrity, and family leadership, plus local notices and regional items.
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Tipton Evening Tribune
Henry Binkley
Tipton
Monrovia
Fred Wafflar
Indiana
H. Binkley & Son
South West Street
Harry
Binkley
Hill remedies stamped as cure for capitol hill?
A terse, rhetorical note proposes applying the Jacksons hill method to Capitol Hill and the adjacent hill west of town, suggesting leveling and filling hollow places to achieve a similar improvement. No concrete plans, names, dates, or organizations stated.
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Jackson’s Hill
Capitol Hill
Brain Food Ad Claims Cure for Digestive Ailments
An old advertisement argues fish diet boosts brain power but warns against fads. It touts Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as improving stomach digestion and nutrition, citing a testimonial from Miss Belle Summerton of San Diego Texas. It also offers a free Common Sense Medical Adviser with a small mail request.
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Pierce
Belle Summerton
San Diego
Duval Co
Texas
Cedar Flats Notes Highlight Local Visits and Repairs
Hissy Breneman of Kansas toured Cedar Flats visiting the Herr and Wissler families on his way home. Penwell crews work on John W. Ellabarger’s new barn frame while Jones and Sigler remodel the Hiatt homestead. Prof R D Elebarger and family from Richmond spent over Sunday with his parents. Goar and McLane funerals drew large crowds last Sunday, reflecting community respect. Thieves damaged Chas Hiatt’s barn and stole ten bushels of oats from John Hagerman’s locked barn. suspects may face grand jury action. The new Pan Handle depot at Richmond nears completion, a handsome station with modern conveniences, promising to be the finest on the line outside larger cities.
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Chas. Hiatt
John Hagerman
Richmond
Not Judging by Cloths in Local Paper
A fragment argues not to judge people by clothing, noting a shabby editor or a well-dressed delinquent subscriber as possible contrasts, reflecting on appearances versus role. The remark cautions readers about assumptions based on apparel in the community press.
Cambridge City Tribune Strengthens Local Enterprise
The Daily Tribune issued during Lackey Horse Sale week by the Cambridge City Tribune is praised as a creditable daily newspaper. Frank Moebaugh, proprietor, is recognized for transforming Cambridge City from a dull town to a budding center of business and manufacturing promise.
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Liberty Herald
Daily Tribune
Cambridge City Tribune
Frank Moebaugh
The
Tribune
Cambridge City
Centerville High School Commencement Details
The Center ville high school will commence on May 6 with four graduates, three girls and one boy. Professor Robert Aley of the State University will deliver the address titled The Twentieth Century's Call. Music by Rocco. Under Superintendent E. B. Oldaker the school has made excellent progress and ranks among the county's best.
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Centerville High School
Robert Aley
State University
Rocco
E. B. Oldaker
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C. W. Hubbell
Marson
Cambridge City, Ind
J.C. Dodson
J. W. Marson
J.B. Allen
Pythian Temple
Panhandle
Indianapolis Journal
Manus
Munn
Notte
Scientific American
Byail Newsdesiers
Hil & Co
Broadway
New
Fatherland
Harriet Overbeck
Whitewater
Day
Wayne Circuit Court
Martin L. Young
Thomas B. Stevens
Dave Raybold
Rowe Stock Farm
Dayton
Denver
Edwin Gaylord
Marietta
Connersville
Granville Brown
State Senate
Orlando Marshall
Economy
Rev. Swartz
Greensork
Thos. J. Clevenger
Centerville
Fred. Teas
Greensfork
Wm. Mills
Milton
J. A. Walls
Joseph Cox
Cox’s Mills
L. C. Robbins
Martin Craner
Williamsburg
T. C. Hough
Fountain City
Mies Florence Newman
Indiana Club of Chicago
Mies Newman
G. A. Dwiggins
New Garden Township
George W. Avey
Wayne
John V. Roberts
Webster
Milo Gentry
Wray
Isaac G. Dougan
Wm. W. Kepler
Jackson
Michael Conniff
Jefferson
Vernon D. Grace
Andrew M. Hoover
Aloizo Davenport
Boston
John L. Weller
Masonic Temple
West Texas
New Castle
Tennessee River
Nelson
Buell
Mississippi
Henry County
Hissy Breneman
Kansas
Herr and
Wissler
Penwell
John W. Ellabarger
Jones & Sigler
Hiatt
R. D. Elebarger
Goar
McLane
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