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Newspaper
Carlisle News
Location
Carlisle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1902
Page
2
The 1902 Carlisle issue jokes about twenty three scientists who supposedly predicted Mt Pelee's May eruption and notes Minnie J. Zice winning 15000 in damages from a railroad wreck while remarking on Carlisle girls and a possible F T H collision affecting railways.
The C W B M will hold its regular monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. Paulina Alumbaugh on Thursday, June 12 at 2 PM. The program features Our Island Work as topic, Scripture reading by Mrs. Frank Alumbaugh, prayers by Mrs. Ann Arnold, songs by Mrs. James Gilliland, and talks on Porto Rico Jamaica and Jamaica Women needs. Minutes and benediction will conclude.
FORA Bilheimer a Wash ington Republican organizer announces the second district convention to be held July 10 1902 at Linton Delegates by county include Daviess 16 Greene 8 Knox 18 Lawrence 18 Martin 99 Monroe 14 Owen 9 Sullivan 12 John C Chaney of Sullivan is the lone announced candidate and may be nominated by acclamation Delegates from this county to be chosen by Chaney.
Tuesday morning passengers crowded the E. T. H. station at the Davis house forcing an extra car to be called. Only two passengers rode the extra, one in front facing forward and one in rear facing backward. The occupants were editors of the Times and Democrat Sullivan Cauion.
A fragment notes a sudden head pressure sensation after staying out late and suggests taking a de's Headache Capsule for relief. The text conveys personal discomfort and a casual remedy idea without full context.
Roscoe O. Hawkins, attorney for the Republican State Committee, submits an opinion to Chairman Goodrich stating township advisory boards should be elected in November 1902. He cites that the first advisory board election occurred in November 1900 with a four year term, followed by a 1902 election and four year terms thereafter.
The thirteenth annual Epworth League convention of Vincennes district Indiana wrapped at the Sullivan Methodist church. Notable speakers included Dr. Hickman of DePauw University, Dr. Halstead of the Indianapolis Methodist Hospital, and W. F. Sheridan of Louisville. A Carlisle quartet sang and Ransom Akin presented a paper on church work. Attendees from Carlisle and surrounding families joined the event.
A heated county commission meeting heard Perry Botts apply for a liquor license. The Nicholson law provision allowed two prior convictions to bar the license. Botts faced two convictions. the board refused the license after the facts were reviewed. Nesbit represented the temperance side. Hunt and Bays argued for Botts.
Remonstrances were filed against liquor licenses in Curry Jackson and Gill though no applications were filed in these townships. Logan Gude granted license to retail in depot town of Sullivan but pool table permit refused. Geo West Wm Rose and David Hancock appointed viewers on the road petition in Gill filed by Pearson and others. David Ta Taree Was granted.
The Chicago Record Herald features Walter Wellman as its Washington correspondent. Wellman, born November 3 1858 in Mentor Ohio, began printing at age 11 and went on Arctic expeditions and Central America research, contributing to the American Geographical Society and various scientific publications.
William Whipps Lon Wilson and E F Deiss returned from Riverside California and plan to locate there later Whipps seeks a buyer for his farm and will move to his ten acre orange grove two and a half miles from the city Whipps grove borders Geo Dole brother of Governor Sanford B Dole of Hawaii The party brought orange samples trees are 28 years old fruit is fine Japanese workers harvest in gangs under one boss Oranges and other fruits sell by the pound best oranges about two cents per pound.
The small pox scare lessens yet many still nurse fever and pain after vaccination. Some report limping, but overall outcome remains unchanged as residents endure aftereffects.
An old advertisement promotes Wal to prevent colds if taken at the first symptoms. The brief line mentions selling price at 25c and notes distribution by W.J.
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