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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1899
Page
4
Spain had a Republican form of government in 1868 69 and 1873 74 The present Monarchy belongs to the House of Bourbon When Kansas can put up a Chinese wall of corn as she has this year the state is pretty sure to go Republican Populists thrive on calamity.
France, Russia, Great Britain, Austro Hungary and Italy hold larger national debts than the United States. France bears an enormous debt described as six percent of billions of dollars.
Harpers Weekly reemphasizes its support for prosecuting the war and retaining the Philippines, presenting itself as a stalwart Republican Journal of Civilization in a revival of its traditional editorial stance.
The second trial at Rennes centers on 400 forged documents in a dossier tied to the Dreyfus affair. Forgery links to art and a coup de theater defines the revision. Judges are described as charlatans and justice as nil in sharp, opinionated wording.
A Kentucky campaign kickoff featured a large barbecue in London with GOP hopeful W.S. Taylor as the principal speaker. Governor Bradley stayed away from participating in the campaign events.
Sir Richard Webster presents the British side in the case, outlining legal arguments and references to precedents. The hearing addresses the conduct of the trial and the implications for international law and diplomatic relations.
A woman reports her infant, fifteen months old, suffered severe diarrhoea with vomiting. After failures with usual remedies, a physician cared for a week. A sick ten month old sibling showed similar woes. They tried Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, noting swift improvement and a full recovery. C Boggs of Stumptown West Virginia endorses it. available from O S Coffin & Co.
The Augusta Herald reports an analysis of fifty six men who took human life in Richmond County Georgia over the last fifteen years. Only four faced death penalty. Nine were sentenced to life imprisonment. Seven received sentences ranging from two to twelve years. Thirty six went free or received lesser terms. The Herald suggests a similar pattern would emerge in the South if investigated.
Geo H Jacobs of Th ion Conn endorses DeWitts Little Early Risers claiming they cure constipation improve liver action and blood quality. A rumor about William Waldorf Astor becoming British and raised to peerage is dismissed by noting historical English law restricting naturalized aliens from peerage during Will III’s era.
Ex Secretary Alger says politics had no role in the appointment or resignation. Root returns with an enthusiastic homecoming and may be sent back to Washington as Senator. Three weeks after resigning, yellow journals push to oust General Otis, but the grumblers remain unsatisfied.
Rumors circulate that Czar Nicholas II considers abdication in favor of his brother Michael. Reportedly he faces discouraging conditions including rejection of his disarmament peace plan at The Hague and lack of a male heir to carry reformist ideas to Russia.
An 1890s style advertisement touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a cure for constipation. The ad claims the remedy banishes the curse and keeps users well with moderate use. It lists 10c 50c and 1.00 sizes and notes sale by D. S. Coffin and Co.
Mr Roy Steele has opened a printing office in the new Odd Fellows block and will print the first edition of the town Daily Journal on Saturday next. He has hired Mr O B Serzent of Roegport Indiana as practical printer to assist, with all necessaries arrived. Steele is a young man of recognized ability and a general favorite among the young folks.
A vintage ad promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as safe for adults and children. It highlights its mild laxative action, says it aids natural cleansing without the harsh cramping of cathartics, and markets 10¢ size bottles with 10 doses, plus 50¢ and $1 sizes by O S Coffin and Co.
The Biblical Institute at Earlham reported a very successful year with broad satisfaction among participants and organizers.
An advertisement extols De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve as a sure and safe remedy for tortured flesh including stings bites scratches and cuts while warning against counterfeit products. The notice is attributed to O. B. Coffin.
The Hagerstown fair grounds lease has expired and the association reportedly will not renew. Financial strains from the flood several years ago left the group struggling to meet expenses. The fair organizers have won many friends among horsemen and exhibitors who would regret their retirement from the circuit.
The Rev W B Costley of Stockbridge Ga while at Ellenwood Ga was attacked by cholera morbus. He states he happened to get a bottle of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and believes it saved his life. It is sold by O S Coffin and others.
John Wilhelm Rountree contributed a splendid list of books on Biblical subjects to Earlham College, enriching the college library with curated religious texts. The gesture highlights the donor’s scholarly interests and supports ongoing study of scripture and theology at the institution.
Prok J. H. Scholl of Carthage attended the Sixteenth Annual Convention of the Rush County Sunday School Association at the M E church in Rushville. The report appears in the Rushville Graphic.
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