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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1904
Page
4
Local brief lists shopping, visitors, health, and property actions. BR Hill & Co promote muslin night shirts, pond lily flour, wool prices, and a new elevator purchase. Residents, such as Miss Florence Miner and Mrs. Hinshaw, are noted for illnesses and visits. several properties change hands on Market Street and in nearby towns.
Farm for sale in Posey Township comprising 120 acres of prime farmland and timber land. Late Thos. W. Henry’s estate offers the property for purchase. Interested parties may call or address T. E. Henrincey, Carthage for details and terms.
Supt Headlee visited Carthage Schools sharing a talk on education's aims including knowledge, insight, industry, ideals and brotherly love. The high school team will host Dightstown tomorrow. many students were away last Saturday due to a change in schedule. Seniors are honored with new pins, while a baccalaureate service at Fletcher M. E. church is planned for 7:30 with music and a sermon by Prof Elbert Russell and Rev J J Coleman.
Mrs. T. V. Williams of Laingsburg Michigan declares Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets cured her sour stomach and vomiting spells caused by addli stress. The tablets are guaranteed and sold by J. H. McCarty & Son.
Firemen battled flames at the Occidental Hotel on Washington and Illinois streets after 2 a.m. Sunday. The building burned out despite efforts, guests fled in nightwear, one man missing, others escaped. Loss estimated under 50,000. Built in 1840 as the Palmer House, it may be rebuilt or replaced.
The clip cites Tsarist disfavor toward Viceroy Alexieff amid Petropavlovsk’s loss and Admiral Makaroff’s death, noting repeated hints of removal and Beveridge’s commentary. It also reports Mrs Irene V. Webb, Indiana Children’s Home Society district superintendent, visiting Carthage Hotel to promote harboring and educating disadvantaged children and soliciting contributions to the society’s purposes in Indianapolis.
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