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Carthage Record

Location

Carthage, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1897

Page

4

Died Suddenly Was Ex Senator Voorhees of Indiana

Ex Senator Daniel W Voorhees died at his Washington DC residence on Saturday morning at 5 o'clock His body was escorted to Indianapolis and Terre Haute for burial The Indianapolis Sun recalls his career from a Covington lawyer to U S Congressman and Senator His oratorical skill and long service mark his legacy born September 26 1827 in Butler County Ohio he finished at Asbury DePauw and pursued law before rising to national office through decades of public service and leadership

Daniel W. Voorhees Washington D. C Reese James Indianapolis State House Terre Haute Indianapolis Sun Daniel Wolsey Voorhees Butler County Ohio Indiana Old Asbury University DePauw Covington Ind Congress United States Voorhees Virginia John E. Cook John Brown Cook Ashbel P. Willard Henry D. Washburn House Judiciary Revision Pacific Railroad United States Senate Oliver P. Morton Charles W. Fairbanks Senate Jesse M. McDaniels Ey Township Rush County Carthage John ©. Hill

Roadside Tree Planting For Broad Civic Avenues

B W Steere argues for planting along narrow Indiana roads to create a safe, pleasant sidewalk for children and neighbors. He favors native, varied trees over fruit varieties, warns against overreliance on a single species, and suggests rows near fences with diverse species like maples, walnuts, oaks, lindens, and elms to avoid monotony and future losses.

Michigan Indiana New York Lombardy Indiana Horticultural Society

DeWitt’s Little Early Risers Liver Pills Ad

An old advertisement notes spring cleansing with DeWitt’s Little Early Risers Liver Pills for liver health, urging year round use. The copy cites O. B. Coffin and presents a period voice.

Annie DeWitt Coffin

Opportunities in Mexico for American fortune seekers described

The piece touts Mexican opportunities in mining, timber, farming, and industry as open to Americans, citing a Chicago capitalist colony and promising ore yields and land holdings. It promotes mining ventures, timber lands, and a regional expansion for wealth, urging optimism for growth and a census impact. It closes with a patriotic flourish praising the broom industry and a call for progress.

United States Mexico Republic Diaz Chicago

Crete Policy Debates Slow as Kentucky Senate Race

A satirical note compares decision time on Crete to the drawn out Kentucky senate race, suggesting officials ponder action as long as voters wait for the outcome. The quip echoes political indecision and delays in both regions.

Crete Kentucky

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