Elbert Dunn Funeral at Riverside
Funeral services for Elbert Dunn were held at the family residence on Friday afternoon. The Rev Alpheus Truebrood offered a scripture reading and spoke on the glory of God. Pallbearers included Walter Newlin Charles Newlin Willie Newlin John Wein gart Otto McCarty and Rowland Hill with floral tributes, and the body rests at Riverside cemetery. Relatives and friends attended from Richmond Knights Town Greenfield and Chicago.
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Elbert Dunn
Alpheus
Truebrood
Anthony
John
Friends’ Church
Elbert
Jesus
Walter
Charles
Willie Newlin
John Weingart
Otto McCarty
Rowland E. Hill
Riverside Cemetery
Sparks
Getta Henley
Etta Sparks
Richmond
Ann Hill
Lillian
In Memoriam Elbert Dunn Honored by Carthage High School
The Junior class of Carthage High School mourns beloved classmate Elbert Dunn and expresses sympathy to his parents. Resolutions note his faithful membership and request local paper publication and minutes record. Signed by Leonard Clark Winifred Trueblood and Carrie Kizer.
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Wuereas
Elbert Dunn
Wueereas
Carthage High School
Leonard Clark
Winifred Trueblood
Carrie Kizer
Man Healed From Fistula With Arnica Salve Claim
West Jefferson Ohio resident Renick Hamilton faced a fatal outlook after 18 months with a rectal fistula. He reportedly cured himself using Bucklen's Arnica Salve, touted as the world’s best pile cure, from J H McMarty & Son. The ad promotes arnica salve 25 cents per box and notes local druggists. It also mentions a harness guarantee and a hat shop, Mattie Bentley's, inviting customers to visit.
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Renick Hamilton
West Jefferson
J. H. McMarty & Son
Coffee Ad War Sparks Local Branding Clash
Local merchants warn against unscrupulous dealers advertising Chase & Sanborn products in Carthage. Henley & Peters claim sole agency for Seal Brand Coffee and Tea, denouncing imitators and urging customers to buy through legitimate channels.
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Chase & Sanborn
Morais Yeem RE. Healey
Anyg -Henley & Deters
Tony
Carthage
Sunday School Convention at Franklin Church April 22
A Ripley township Sunday School convention will meet at Franklin church on April 22 at 2 p.m. All township Sunday Schools are invited to attend. The program includes opening services, an exposition of the lesson for April 22, 1900, discussions on the purpose and needs of individual Sunday Schools, township and county work, planning for the Rush county convention on May 16, 1900, helpful points in Sunday School work, and conversions. Each topic has a leader and time for discussion. There is mention of the Deere breaking plow at W H Sharer.
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Franklin Church
Ripley Township
S. S
Rush County
Appetite of a Goat Described in Doctor King's Pills
The advertisement touts Dr. King's New Life Pills as a remedy for dyspepsia improving appetite digestion and bodily function. Octaly 25c at J H McCary & Sons' drug store.
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Dr. King
J. H. McCary & Sons
Corn as a Great American Product and Export Power
The article argues corn defines national strength and agriculture in the United States. It notes historical abundance, superior cultivation versus others, and expanding use and exports, with last year’s exports exceeding 200 million dollars, quadruple the value from five years prior.
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United States
Canada
Ind
New Department Proposed for Commerce and Industry
A new department is discussed to head the commerce and industry sector. The proposal follows the earlier growth of advisers to the chief Mmagh and now seeks a formal cabinet position titled the Department of Commerce and Industry with Frye as a leading advocate.
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Unk
Mmagh
Ce Ind Industry
Commerce
Indust
Frye
Ure
Arstes
Tte
Sly remarks from men and a grand Manan cross
The text quotes a remark about there being no royal road to a reliable path and a reflection on wealth and poverty. It mentions an escape from labor and a wish to return home, and includes a note about an exquisitely carved cross near Grand Manan cliffs, described as one of the world’s most beautiful rock carvings.
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Philip
Grand Manan
Professor Brown and Washington Observatory's international role
The text notes Professor 8 J Brown at the Naval Observatory for sixteen years and references efforts to improve scientific activity. It mentions export trade trends favoring American bottles and competition with English goods, alongside remarks on climate and material annealing.
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J. Brown
Naval Observatory
Europe
Washington Observatory
Mrs. McKinley Receives Morning White House Briefing
Mrs. McKinley rests in the White House as Mr. Pfister handles the daily duties. Pfister has directed attention to morning routines and overall management since taking charge.
Speech JText Footnotes Shaped by Washington Tour
A fragmented OCR line shows a speaker delivering speeches in Washington with repeated references to long talks and public appearances. The item hints at a political or public Speaking tour with emphasized orations and travel.
Easter weekly notes from Knightstown and nearby
Local tidbits from Knightstown and surrounding areas include social visits by residents from Indianapolis Fortville and Greenfield, church events at the Friends and M E churches, plans for an Easter dinner at the new hotel, forthcoming spring merchandise at Lovett's and Johnson's, and community notices about illnesses, hospitality, and local business openings.
Circle hears talk on Hall House aims at aiding education
Mrs Caroline Miles Hill of Chicago outlines Hall House plans to help poor women and children pursue higher education. She announces Rev McNutt will visit later this month and asks Circle members to assist in bringing him for a lecture.
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Ular
Caroline Miles Hill
Chicago
Hall House
McNutt
Postponed Horse and Mule Sale Rescheduled in 1900
Owen L Carr's sale of 36 head of horses and mules, previously fixed for Wednesday, is pushed to Tuesday April 17 1900 at 10 oclock due to weather. Local buyers alerted to new date and time.
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Owen L Carr
Notice of Administration for Delilah Davis Estate
Cyrus B. Cox is appointed administrator of Delilah Davis estate in Rush County Indiana by the Circuit Court clerk. The notice dated April 11 1909 states administration of the deceased’s estate and the appointee’s authority.
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Rush County
Indiana
Delilah Davis
Man on Mauna Loa Eruption Chews Iron Wood Tree
Mr. A. R. Watson joined a five person party to Mauna Loa during a violent eruption. He separated to examine the southern cone and became trapped by lava rivers. He chewed iron wood at the base of a small tree all night to improvise an escape while the fire roared.
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A. R. Watson
Mauna Loa
Hawaiian Islands
Lava Flow Peril and Rescue On Edge of River of Fire
A man wades the glowing lava flow on stilts as a rescue pulls him to safety at a ranch. Reports note Paris skincare magic erases wrinkles, a costly process with dramatic results. European royalty rise early. Spodumene newly found in the Black Hills supplies lithia for medicines.
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Paris
Tenement Horse Census Sheds Light on Brooklyn Housing
A Brooklyn census reports 574,959 residents living in 31,687 tenement houses, averaging eighteen people per dwelling, highlighting crowded urban housing conditions in the borough.
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Brooklyn
Lamp Chimney Factory Planned to Hire 150 in Matthews
A new lamp chimney factory will be located in Matthews and is expected to employ about 150 workers. The project marks a substantial job creation effort for the local area and signals investment in regional manufacturing.
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Matthews
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Hand & Barnard
W. H. Sharer
Mattie Bentley
Hill Bros
Deere
W. H. Sharers
Timothy
Errata
Rushville
Ben L McFarlans
Geof Johnson
Nathan Woeks
Grees
Washington
Seldow
Frank Bender
Mrs Homere Down
Knightstown
N & Barnard
Temaine
Daniel Haskett
Greenticks
Friends
Chase and Sanborns
Pat Lovett
Grace Porter
Idle Club
Hackleman
Minnie Hackleman
Folsom
Barnard
W. A. Addison
Ruof
Indianapolis
T. Soult
P. W. Gottlieb
Irs
Mattie Wines
Franklin M. EK
Lovett's
Te Women’s Foreign
Svpty
The
Friends Church
Miles
Ltill Bros
Mabel Bentey
Fortville
A m Bentley
Dennis
Todianap
W Newson
Byron Ball
Barbara
S. Bishop
Munro
Ben
Johnson’s
Mary Hendrix
T. E. Hill
Herbus Vee
South Bend
Greenfield
J.C. Henley
Margaret
EP. Trueblood
Hirram
Jesse Henley
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Young People’s Societies
Epworth League
M. E. Chareh
W. L.C
Mire Kittie Kennedy
Myrtle Peter
Uncle Sam
Mary &. Johnson
National Capital
White House
T. R. Woodard
Utkean
Sexton & Spearks Attorneys
Pyevu Vw
Cyrus B. Cox
Sufte
Francis Joseph
Italy
Sweden
Denmark
Bulgaria
Black Hills
Lithia
E. H. Byerly
Main St
Public Square
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