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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1901
Page
4
The Carey Times lists subscription prices of 7 1 00 per year and 50 cents for six months with a mailbox rate of 1 26 per car if unpaid in advance. It notes display ad rates are available on request and lists editor and publisher details.
The letter complains the previous notice omits others who contributed to the reunion and asserts all worked well in harmony. It recalls discussions on attorney compensation in murder-case matters and notes that Foster case lawyers have been allowed 220 each.
The piece notes mixed reactions to the Supreme Court Insular Cases ruling with praises and criticisms. It mentions readers quoting confusion about the decision's meaning and references an accompanying Minneapolis Tribune cartoon showing a man studying a calculator while perspiring.
The jury returned a guilty verdict of murder in the first degree with a mercy recommendation, under a new law. The decision means life imprisonment with no parole unless innocence is later shown. Foster reacted angrily, vowing he would not serve life, while some say jurors disliked his conduct during the trial.
An editorial ridicules wordiness and redundant phrases in speaking and writing. It cites examples of trivial locutions in town notices and personal references and argues for concise, decisive public resolutions to curb reckless county management. The piece urges precise actions and lawful restraint through appropriate procedures.
The speaker condemns attempts at resolutions to reform salaries and public printing as mere effects. He argues the real problem lies in laws and customs both parties want to preserve and notes county conventions have never endorsed such campaign issues.
Ohio Insurance Department issues a fire insurance certificate as part of regulatory oversight. The document confirms compliance standards for fire risk coverage and insurer supervision within the state.
Forty one members of the fire department traveled yesterday to Bowling Green for the Northwestern Ohio convention. They rode a special car via the Big Four with the Simonis band, wore new uniforms, and marched past the streets to the station with Mayor Chambers and Marshal Lockrider.
Foster Shoemaker has completed a piano tuning course at the Capital School of Music in Columbus and invites local patrons to inquire at the Galt House for services.
Public services will resume next Sunday with morning and evening sessions. The public is invited to attend.
North Salem residents report visits from J R Logsdon family and others including Mr and Mrs Murphy. Rosalie Bradman returned from Wapakoneta, Inez Logsdon came from Findlay and Deshler. The school board met last Monday and hired teachers for several numbered schools for fall and winter terms.
A travel promotion announces half rates plus 81 daily to Buffalo starting June 1. The deal invites visitors to the Pan-American Exposition and Niagara Falls, highlighting affordable access for travelers.
A. J. Smith advertises choice west Main street lots and multiple tracts near Carey Tymochtee 175 acres of prime cultivated land with buildings and fences, a 23 acre parcel, and a first class corner home with barn fruit and cistern. Terms long time easy payments no commissions. Money to loan at low rates. Visit or write for details.
The article reviews dainty shirt waists in lawns, gandies, silks and batistes with tucked yokes, lace trims, and embroidery. It notes sleeve fullness, cuff details, and color shades, paired with evolving sailor hats in ecru straw and soft trims for morning and dress wear. It highlights new hat shapes and trims to coordinate with white and colored waists.
Reader recalls a busy restaurant scene where a hungry young man accuses a woman of taking his salad portions. The tale shifts to a Milwaukee News recipe for wild salad with dandelion greens, bacon bits, and a sharp oil dressing.
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