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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1901
Page
4
The piece questions Schley presidential talk and defends Hanna in promoting industrial harmony. It notes cabinet changes under Roosevelt and argues capitalists must initiate peace plans, citing the Ivory soap profit sharing model as an example and praising Hanna as a capable organizer.
The text notes Senator Hanna’s sincerity and frankness and remarks that his clear interest signals a notable sign of the times. It emphasizes the positive view of his avowed engagement with the issue.
Last Wednesday morning a fire destroyed the laundry and heating plant at St Francis Catholic Orphan’s Home in Titin. About 22,000 in losses occurred with no insurance. The main building was saved by quick firemen work. Nearly 300 inmates including children nuns and elder residents are cared for at the institution.
A letter argues against a universal Latin tongue, asserting English cannot serve globally while French offers the best compromise. The author cites climate, pronunciation, and linguistic roots, noting practical limits of a universal language and referencing studies in language science and money theory.
In a brief quip from Town Topics a speaker praises carbolic acid as highly useful for causing death, remarking that many superfluous people could not commit suicide without it, reflecting period sensationalism.
The administrator John E Wright will sell the estate of Catharine A Wright at her late Crawford County Ohio home. Items include household goods, two cows, multiple cattle and hogs, 800 bushels of corn, 115 bushels wheat, 274 bushels oats, 27 tons hay, seed, growing wheat, and other farm implements. Sale starts 10 a m on January 7 1902 with cash for small purchases and nine month notes for larger purchases.
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