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Newspaper

Carthage Record

Location

Carthage, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1901

Page

2

The Homely Girl Brings Warmth To Dreary House

In a winter scene a dreary brown house softens when a plain girl enters. Her bright smile and sober brown dress lift the gloom, replacing damp air and worn fatigue with laughter and cheer, as the group recalls past danger and shared memory.

A. Gillette

Burleigh Faces Wild Frontier Crisis and Aftermath

In a frontier town tension spikes as Lieut Dean faces arrest over a raid near the Laramie. Major Burleigh and Col Stevens clash, then seek resolution. Folsom defends Dean, admission of misjudgment follows, and a telegram signals a renewed frontier emergency with Red Cloak’s band near Frayne.

Burleigh Capt. Newhall Égohn Folsom Old Stevens Folsom Stevens Dean Lie Loomis Pappoose Miss Folsom Jessie Nell Sho Ad Loordis Fulsiemn Jake Pecksniff Col. Stevens John Folsom Laramie Mr. Folsom Jim Bridger Maj. Burleigh Stevens Stamp Maj Sidney Big Horn Lieut Red Chua Omaha Frayne Platte Cheyennce Dean’s Sage Permittees Dusiy S Trump Tenta Jessie Dean Elinor Folsom Red Cloak

Humor From The Camera In A Tintype Studio

In Lippincott's reminiscences a country tintype photographer recalls Fourth of July sittings. A farmer balked at a risqué pose, insisting his girlfriend was too dangerous to show. People teased the photographer and a bottle of varnish led to a head shaving mishap as a wagon-tinted studio toured rural areas.

Lippincott Tim Talen Mar Falana

A Large Yarn and Fashion Snippets From a Local Quirk

A voracious man and a New England tourist share a rambling tale about a cow tied with a 90 foot lariat, wind lifting her, then releasing her after a storm. The odd yarn ends with a quip on wind mischief and a style comment on Mrs Fatherwell’s bat.

New England Lemmy

Congressmen Howard Endorses Peruna Health Remedy

In a Feb 4 1809 Washington speech Congressman Howard of Fort Payne Ala praises Peruna as a reliable cure for catarrh and related ailments after two weeks use. The letter from M W Howard lauds the product for la grippe relief and urges fellow sufferers to try it, while testimonials from A C Lockhart and P Peterson detail dramatic improvements and prompt results with Peruna under Dr Hartman’s guidance in Columbus Ohio.

House of Representatives Washington Igob Dee Medicine Co Columbus M. W. Howard Howard Fort Payne Ala A. C. Lockhart West Henrietta N. Y Hartman Peruna Rochester P. Peterson Morris

Chicago leaders acquire 10000 acre Kankakee marsh game preserve

Carter H Harrison and 50 Chicago representatives strike deal with Brown Bros to take control of 10000 acres along the Kankakee river south of Crown Point for a new game preserve. A 25 year lease funds a clubhouse and stocking of marsh with ducks and geese, centralizing hunting rights under Chicagoans and freezing Indiana residents out.

Carter H. Harrison Chicago Charles S. Dennis Hempstead Washburne Rollo Organ Wiliam Haskell Brown Bros Crown Point United States Macsawba Club South Bend English Lake Gun Club Diana Club Calumet Marsh Tolleston Club

Bailey Sets Naval Speed Record At 30.8 Knots

A two minute burst at Natina government test propeller standardization resulted in torpedo-boat destroyer Bailey reaching 30.8 knots, the highest speed yet recorded by any U S Navy vessel.

Bailey Board of Naval Officers Natina United States Navy

Inaugural Hymn Written for Yonkers Inauguration

Frederick R. Burton receives notice from Washington on December 29 requesting a piece for inauguration. He selects Oliver Wendell Holmes text Freedom Our Queen. The work is completed, approved, and assigned as the president’s greeting with full orchestra.

Frederick R. Burton Yonkers Burton

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