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CartHAGE Lopae No 255 I O O F meets at Odd Fellows Hall every Tuesday at 7 30 visiting members invited Friends Church preaching at 11 00 Sabbath school 9 45 Endeavor 6 00 Junior Endeavor 3 00 singing practice 7 30 Friday Sabbath school teachers meeting 7 00 Wednesday monthly meeting first Thursday after first Saturday 10 00 am
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Carthage Lopae No
Odd Fellows Hall
Friends’ Church
Christian Endeavor
Local and State Notices From Valparaiso to Kokomo
A stream of brief notices about openings and events in Indiana towns. References include Matt Bentley and Eva Johnson openings, Hill & Gear drapery and table linen displays, Kendallville sheep illness, Muncie colored band, Elwood Masons temple plans, Kentucky imports, and local auctions. Mentions of Democratic and Republican clubs, public notices, and local product ads. Also cites fatalities in Shelby, Madison, and Greenfield areas and a lead ore report from Brazil.
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Plymouth
Amos Kenworthy
Lovett
Kendallville
Mattie Bentley
Muncie
Hill & Gear
Valparaiso normal opens spring term with 2500 students
The Valparaiso Normal School began its spring term on Tuesday with 2,500 students enrolled. Local business notes include price discounts at Newsom's store and beef and pork sales at Weingart's Market. County notices report a tragic train accident near Danville and a man missing limbs after attempting to ride a freight car.
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Anderson
Valparaiso Normal
Cedar Lake
Newsom’s
Ed. Moore
Danville
Coffin’s Drug Store
Weingart
Grant
Cass
Madison
Howard
Miami
Clinton
Marion
Public Library as Enduring Monument to Education
In Boston a public library stands as a lasting tribute to material progress and civic education. The essay lauds the building as a rare achievement amid prior failures, noting the northern facade inscription that "The Commonwealth Requires the Education of the People as the Safeguard of Order and Liberty," and praises the commonwealth for providing a useful example for the world to learn from.
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Boston
Commonwealth
Scribner’s
Price talk at the all night drug store
In a Buffalo Express item the discussion of a street railroad franchise triggers quips from a philosopher, a witty establishment spokesman, and a perfumery drummer. The trio exchanges lines on prices and a cent, while a hydrant drips in the background.
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Coffin’s
Monde
Henley’s
Buffalo Express
From Youths Companie to Melbourne Park Patrol
A poem fragment recalls a grown woman’s transformation from playful child to stately adult, contrasting a city street’s unchanged bustle with inner change. Aak A Lampman verse ends, then a Melbourne park anecdote shows Lord Brassey asking directions and a candid Irish policeman jokingly warning him to leave promptly without trouble.
Searles on Prosperity and Farm Imports Under Tariff
An 1892-era debate notes sugar interests backing a party and a prophecy of grief. It contrasts Wilson and McKinley tariffs with agricultural imports valued at 107.84 million during Wilson’s first year versus 51.41 million in McKinley’s last year, arguing imports of domestically produced farm goods doubled under Wilson.
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United States
John Sherman
McKinley
William McKinley
House of Representatives
McKinley law and silver certificates cited by Senator Pritchard
Senator Pritchard contends that the McKinley tariff ensured ample revenue and added about 48 million dollars yearly to the circulating medium. He accuses Republicans of keeping silver certificates and treasury notes in use to spur new industries and employment. Cloak makers deny harm from the McKinley bill, contrasting their view with criticism of the Wilson Gorman tariff.
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A. J. Conover
W. H. Banks
Miami County
Peru
Pinkerton
Williamson Wright
Cass County
G. N. Fetch
Republican Financial
Treasury
Senator Pritchard
North Carolina
United States
Nevada
West
East
Mexico
D. A. Bender
G. F
P. A
Virginia
Truckee
R. R. Co
Carson
Colorado
Carson, Nev
George W. McBride
Old Proverb Reworded for Clarity and Currency
A concise note echoes Colten on reworking obscure or diffuse text. It argues for adding novelty to aged material, tightening condensation, clarifying perspicuity, and restoring currency to rec odent material through thoughtful revision.
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Colten
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Carthage
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. L. R’y
J. E. Campbell
Indiana
Society Directory
Matt
Bentley
Cicero
Hill & Gear’s
Valparaiso
Mercer & Gear
M. E
Kokomo
Eva Johnson
Elwood Masons
Jackson Henry
Shelby County
Steve Wood
Lewis Weingart
John Harvey
Hamilton County
The
Carow
Abram Bates
Hill & Gear's
John’ Ostenhage
Vincennes
Va.l
Lovett’s Grocery
Columbus
John Reynolds
Clay County
Brazil
J. H. Henley
R. E. Henley
Madison County
Miss Johnson
Plainfield
Thomas Newby
Lovett’s
James Larimore
First Baptist Church
William E. Randall
Boone
Capt
Geo. Tague
Greenfield
Amelia .Monroe
Eva Jonsson
Lewis Emgart’s Meat Market
McQuiddy Lodge No
Rebekah
Shelbyville
Jacob Smith
Goshen
J. L. Cummings
Indianapolis
Board of Commissioners
Percy Sowers
Napoleon
Free Trade
Evening Post
New York
Herald
England
Manchester
Boston's Public Library
A. Lampman
Lord Brassey
Victoria
Melbourne
Sugar Trust
John E. Searles, Jr
American Sugar Refineries Company
Materi
New York Sun
Searles
Democratic Party
New
York State
Senator Sherman's
McKinley Protection
New York Herald
Russia
Senator McBride
Miss Newsom
Garry
Springfield
Mass. ) Union
Cleveland
John O. Freund
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