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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1900
Page
2
A Boston Transcript excerpt recalls a man celebrated for helping others, feeding the hungry, and avoiding burdening the needy. At his funeral, neighbors wonder what made his life so peaceful while revealing his secret: he loved people.
Excerpt from F Tennyson Neely 1899 narrative continues as Gray’s erratic conduct prompts high command to assign infantry and guns to a key island post. Frank and Witchie navigate social routines while tensions rise over Latrobe letters and a missing courier. The scene ends with a bugle call near the Calle Nueva and sudden alarm from the North Dakotas detachment.
Margaret finds her sister threatened by a private soldier Rollin Latrobe. Billy Gray intervenes, Latrobe flings Gray aside, tackles him, and vaults from a window. Bugles sound To Arms along Calle Real as the scene ends with Latrobe escaping toward the beach.
Amid alarm in Manila, 40,000 rifles open fire at dawn as insurgents strike the outskirts. U.S. forces respond with heavy shelling from Monadnock and brigade volleys while soldiers, civilians, and families seek refuge aboard transports in the bay.
A humorous Chicago Tribune exchange unfolds around glove selections as a customer and clerk clash over suede versus mocha and exact styles. The scene ends with the customer joking about gifting teamster gloves and the clerk directing order to a tanner.
A descendant obtains an old sermon showing the preacher deferred to moments of calm and urged loud delivery. The manuscript, in a crabbed hand with marginal references, contains admonitions to slow, yell, and ramp up at climactic points, highlighting the preacher's dramatic craft.
Prepared by H C Lenington the lesson analyzes the miracle of Jesus feeding five thousand in the wilderness. It covers Jesus compassion teaching healing and the miracle of loaves and fishes plus Jesus prayer on the mountain and His method of instruction to Philip and the disciples. The piece cites Gospel parallels and emphasizes divine power and gratitude.
The passage blends moral exhortation on flattery and living, urging prayer and justice. It contrasts folly with humility, noting that living without prayer hurts more than bread, and cites Job’s perseverance as looking upward. Ram's Horn appears as the symbolic title or section name in this devotional fragment.
Admiral Dewey arrived in Columbus for a soldiers and sailors reunion. About 10,000 filled the Auditorium as Gov Nash introduced him. he praised the crowd and joked he would rather sail Manila Bay again. Wives and 500 Civil War veterans escorted him to the event. A separate Cleveland note reports anti Cox efforts by the Anti Saloon League to defeat him for the Republican national committee.
The Fourteenth district Democratic convention nominated W. G. Sharp of Lorain county for congress. Sharp admitted supporting McKinley in 1896, prompting calls for his resignation. Delegates endorsed Bryan and the Chicago platform.
George Stafford 64 of Spencer was killed Wednesday when his log truck collapsed a bridge north of Spencer village. The load toppled into a creek and the logs rolled onto him. he died within about thirty minutes before aid could reach him.
Akron June 8 The Ohio Sunday school convention yesterday re elected all principal officers for the coming year Including president W O Thompson of Columbus state university vice president Rev C E Miller of Dayton general secretary Joseph Clark of Columbus and treasurer E L Barrett of Springfield
A jury awarded $3,000 damages to the administrator of Click Mitchell, the Black man lynched in 1897, against Champaign county. The county plans to appeal to federal courts, contending the anti lynching statute conflicts with the U S constitution.
At a June picnic in West Liberty Ohio a 12 year old boy Harry Miller fired a revolver he found injuring 7 year old Margaret Taylor. She died several hours later from the wound. The incident prompts official inquiries into safety at the gathering.
The forty first annual Northern Ohio Dental association meeting opened at the Colonial hotel in Cleveland on Tuesday and will continue today and tomorrow. About one hundred members are in attendance representing a large portion of the association.
Caldwell Marietta June 6 L W Ellenwood was nominated by Democrats of the Fifteenth district for Congress by acclamation. Dayton June 6 U F Bickley was nominated by Democrats of the Third district at Hamilton yesterday.
In Mansfield on Thursday the funeral of Mrs Cecelia Steward Sherman wife of ex Senator John Sherman occurred at the family residence. Norton Again, June 6, Democrats of the Thirteenth district re nominated James A Norton for congress yesterday.
Sheriff Porter found jail bars sawed through and the announced wholesale delivery was thwarted. The severed bars were held by black soap. Twenty prisoners were confined, including two murderers, in the Steubenville jail.
Athens reports the Eleventh district Democrats nominated Thomas Craig for congress at yesterday's meeting. Charles F. Peoples and William E. Finch were chosen as electors to the national convention. John M. C. Van Meter is listed as a presidential elector.
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