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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1898
Page
17
Local store advertises deep discounts on dress materials including grey tan brown and blue novelty fabrics 12 to 15 cents lower tier yardage 0 to 0.5 yards. Black Balliantine and menswear serges offered at substantial savings with price points from 0 to 1 dollar per yard. Multiple wool and all wool patterns listed with values from 25 to 1.25 dollars per yard. Limited patterns but strong value across novelty and black dress goods.
A Saturday convention opened with Claude Camburn elected chairman and Elmer Goffin as secretary. Resolutions praised McKinley’s administration and the Dingley tariff, endorsed Cuba intervention, and supported Indiana leaders including Mount Mul, Thomas, Watson for Congress, and Henley for Supreme Court. Balloting chose Hill as Representative and named nominees for Treasurer, Recorder, Surveyor, and District Commissioners. Watson closed with a brief, spirited speech.
Reduced May fares announced for trips to Indianapolis and Columbus on Fore Sells and Forepaligh & Sells Bros. Circus. The schedule lists multiple dates May 6 through May 26 with departures from New Orleans Bloomington and Indianapolis. Special train Car 3:20 p.m. May 17. For more information, inquire with the Big Four agent.
The Times cites the neutrality principle that arms sales by neutral nations are lawful but ports cannot serve war requiring its use. It recalls England's Alabama episode and Geneva damages as lessons. The article condemns Spain amid Cuba’s struggle, urges courteous treatment of Spaniards in the U.S., and ends with a local anecdote about a Philadelphia tramp apprentice and Dr Erasmus Garrett’s death from blood poisoning.
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