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Newspaper

Carthage Record

Location

Carthage, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1898

Page

2

Unmarried woman elected mayor in Kendrick Idaho

A report claims an unmarried woman was elected mayor of Kendrick Idaho and warns mismanagement may follow. Other items note a pretty young woman becoming Idaho mayor, a Chinese port misperceived as a kite, and a Havana archbishop challenging female choir voices. Connecticut towns split between license and no license, a Swiss charity outlines helping inebriates, and the Cuban insurrection cost cited at about 250000 dollars.

Kendrick Idaho

Thambynayagampillai Family Visit Noted In Vavilhuduvirruppu

A Bombay newspaper notes that Mr and Mrs Thambynayagampillai are visiting Vavilhuduvirruppu. The couple are connected to Judge GS Anianayagampillai as his son and to Mr A Jambulingammudel Viar as his son-in-law.

Bombay Thambynayagampillai Vavilhuduvirruppu GS. Anianayagampillai A. Jambulingammudel Viar

Nile to Become Mostly British River Down to Kiartaum

The Nile will be effectively a British river to Kiartaum at the White Nile and Blue Nile junction about 1,700 miles from the mouth. It is probable the headwaters will follow the same path.

Nile Kiartaum White Nile Blue Nile

Prolific Leather Use and Counterfeiting Mentioned In Curious Writ

A reader notes rising bicycle leather demand and saddle use, plus a report on copper cent counterfeiting with profits and grim labor outlook. It mentions a Protestant Cuban church connected to New York Missionary society and German empress Victoria’s servants’ cross as part of scattered historical references.

Det Ape Cubia Gdnpart Te Havana Contestationus Naereon Clitech Misionary Society New York Victoria Germany America Union

Gotham Actress Amelia Sommerville Refuses Divorce Steps

A report notes Miss Amelia Sommerville a Gotham actress remains restrained after receiving a decree of divorce. The piece emphasizes discretion and cautions readers not to draw sensational conclusions from private matters.

Amelia Sommerville Gotham

Questioning the Notion of an Old Maid

A writer argues against defining a woman as an old maid by age or appearance. Ageed labels mislead about charm and vitality, noting many women stay youthful and delightful at forty or fifty. The piece urges discarding such prejudiced talk and celebrating enduring grace.

Someonne

Food as a curb on intemperance in temperance efforts

A medical authority argues proper feeding warmth and clothing improve judgment against vice. He suggests submerged classes resist temptation better when their bodies and nerves are nourished and some good cheer enters their lives. The idea supports practical temperance work.

Bombardment War Gloom Shatters Havana City Life

Havana reports growing fear as Adm. Sampson warns of a bombardment. Gen. Blanco Wade hasty defense plans, Havana trembles all day Sunday amid unclear aims of naval shelling or battery silencing and possible city assault.

Blanco Wade Havana Cuba United States Bhavani Monekay Adin Sampson Gollan Wetine Avana Golla Blanco Santa Clara

Senator Davis Declines Secretary of State Post Offer

Washington April 95 Senator Davis stated he would not consider an invitation to fill the Secretary of State vacancy if Sherman resigns. He prefers remaining in the Senate and expects re election, while Sherman hints at possible retirement though not imminent.

Dechiner Secretary of State Sherman Pressers Senate Washcton D. C Daevis Secretaryship of State Minnesota

City on alert as troops station to bolster defenses

Crowded streets and night vigilance mark a tense period as troops move around to strengthen city defenses. Gen Tamios, arriving with the batteries, returns to the city as reports of rebel movements circulate and a possible dawn challenge looms.

Tamios United States

Four-Story Fire Destroys Western Printing Co Building

A four story building housing the Great Western Printing Co at Glandons Market Street suffered a Sunday night blaze in St Louis. Loss estimated at 60,000 with 40,000 insurance. The site held modern printing presses and large wooden type. LaClede and Imperial hotels nearby caught fire but were extinguished without damage.

Bire St. Bouin Str. Louis Great Western Printing Co Glandons Market Street Mississippi River LaClede Imperial Dumiare

Lieut Commander Cowles to Command the Topeka

Washington April 25 Lieut Commander Cowles who ran the Fern between Havana and Key West during the Maine days has been assigned to command the Topeka Winslow takes command of the Fern replacing Capt Combs detached from the St Louis for that purpose Neutrality Proclamation Gov Murray issues a neutrality proclamation April 25

Washington Cowles Havana Key West Maine Winslow Combs St. Louis

Secretary talks Cuban war plans and insurgent role

The secretary said militiamen would not be taken to Cuba until hardened for combat and regulars kept home until later. He predicted Admiral Sampson would join Gomes's army, with strong cooperation between the two groups to wage war on the common enemy. He favored supplying arms to insurgents and arming the Cuban army in good shape. A resignation from the cabinet was not discussed. The House then passed the army reorganization bill at 1:40 p.m. Saturday.

Cuba Adm. Sampson Gomes Thes Trina Senates House Senate Beloto White House Hull House Committee On Military Affairs District of Columbia

Spanish Fire Rages Through Interior Towns in Cuba

Reports from Guantanamo and Santiago de Cuba describe Spanish troops concentrating along the coast and burning interior towns and plantations. Officials fear devastation may precede American occupation as the fleet remains at Cape Verde awaiting orders or reinforcements.

Kisesrox Jamaica Guantanamo Santiago de Cuba St. Vincent Cape Verde Islands

Paris steamship Paris capture rumors spread among ports

Reports propagate that the American liner Paris has been captured by a Spanish cruiser off the Irish coast and later sightings place a large liner like the Paris near Ushant off Brittany. Dispatches vary while the vessel, with 400 crew and 86 passengers, remains unconfirmed in capture claims.

Puriaperilnta Paris Internationa Navigation Co Clement A. Grinscom Jr American Line Loxpux Belfast Trish Lox Pox Ushant Brittany France New York Southampton J. W. Mackay Fatmourh Ene United States Lizard

Five Fleet Ships To New York Harbor Ready for Service

In an wartime movement five fleet ships are prepared for immediate service and due to sail from New York Harbor Monday. The auxiliary cruiser Yankee, formerly El Monte, commanded by Lieut. Commander Willard S. Growpson, may scout the Atlantic coast. Cruisers San Francisco and New Orleans plan to move toward Muskegon to report torpedo squadrons. St. Louis and Harvard, under Capt. A. S. Barker, also prepare to depart. destinations and duties are not announced.

New York Harbor New York Yankee Morgan Line el Monte New York Naval Reserves Willard S. Growpson San Francisco New Orleans Caspar Goodrich St. Louis Blarvard A. S. Barker

Senate Debates Cuban Resolution and Foraker Teller Amendments

The Senate passes the minority report with the Foraker and Teller amendments on the Cuban question and arms intervention, while the House processes Cuban resolutions amid a tense night session. Debate touches on independence of Cuba and limits of intervention as leaders signal future conference actions.

Washington Senate Cueban Republic Foraker Cublin Horse House Kila Purse Mornin Cockrell Macon Mantle Mont Cannon Utah Hale Spooner Wis

Navy Says Battle Ship Oregon And Gunboat Marietta Safe

The Navy Department declines to disclose current locations or movements of the battleship Oregon and the gunboat Marietta citing prudence. Officials assure there is no apprehension for their safety while noting steps taken to inform the commander of the Oregon of hostilities and nearby threats such as the Spanish torpedo gunboat Pomerario at Buenos Aires.

Navy Department Oregon Marietta San Proaucisco

Red Cross Society Volunteers Offer Aid in War Effort

The ladies of the Red Cross society have called on the commandant general to offer their services during the war.

Llavana Ladies of the Red Cross Society

Cuba Declares War as Crews Report Debris

April reports indicate Capt Gen Clancó declares Cuba in a state of war. The U S cruiser Topeka is safe after a collision incident with Alba Lrass near Falmouth. British steamer Jesmond arrives damaged at Cardiff from collision. Buenaventura remains grounded and leaking at Key West amid suspicions of being sabotaged by its crew.

Maprip Buena Ventura United States Nashville Key West Knox College WIM Cuba Tlavana Clanco Topeka Londox Topka Albatross Falmouth Jesmond Cardiff Buenaventura Acround

Fragmentary tale sparks a young student’s call to mission

A fragmented OCR passage shows a theological student debating marriage and vocation while contemplating missionary work. Names and phrases are garbled, but the gist hints at religious study, personal vows, and possible future service abroad.

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