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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1902
Page
2
The page includes a corrected Big Four timetable as of Nov 3 1901 listing routes north and south with several train numbers and daily operations. It also notes weekly schedules, with references to trains No 18 No 31 No 43 and other daily services and exceptions.
A reader listing multiple church groups with schedule details includes Fletcher M. E. Church, Wesleyan Methodist, Market St Christian Church Colored, and Philander Weaver, Pastor. It covers Sunday services, Sabbath School times, youth leagues, prayer meetings, choir practice, and meeting cadence, inviting public attendance.
A jumble of quotes covers political figures like Booth Tarkington and Tim Watson, references to Booker T. Washington translations, and a ransomed figure Miss Helen Stone. It notes reactions in Congress, cabinet appointments, and satire about Bible stories.
The remark suggests superstitious Mexicans may not attribute the recent earthquakes to the Pan American conference in Mexico City, reflecting a skeptical view of public fear and superstition in the capital during the event.
The text notes a $1,000,000 yearly cost by the Columbian government for the canal route and suggests Nicaragua as an alternative. It mentions President Roosevelt issuing an executive order directing department heads to civil war veteran appointment preferences, and asserts a cordial, non alarming welcome to a German Prince with friendly intent.
President Roosevelt will not accept invitations to speak during congressional sessions. Senators Foraker Hanna Depw Beveridge will headline the Lincoln birthday celebration by the Ohio League of Republican Clubs. James P. Goodrich chosen for Indiana state committee. all members favor Fairbanks for 1904. James E Watson's Jan 22 House speech boosts his bid to lead Indiana delegation.
Congress will determine the route for the Isthmian canal not the Canal Commission. The House has passed the Nicaragua Canal bill and a Senate Canals committee majority favors the same bill.
Demosthenes of Ilvesterdom addressed the House de bate as James E Watson of Rushville spoke with thrilling eloquence. He delivered a panegyric on Republicanism, drawing enthusiastic praise as members rose in congratulations and the chamber buzzed with renewed interest. The crowd filled the hall as Watson's rising voice drew attention from cloistered corridors.
Stories recount Charles Santley Mario and others using song to gain release or distract captors during perilous incidents in Mexico Spain and Madrid. The piece notes other local items from Greensburg to Shelbyville including legal and civic notes and jittery gossip of telephone girls.
An anecdote recalls Mme Grisi singing amid a maniac on a Paris train, calming danger with voice. Lablache’s bear tale ends with a thunderous roar scattering the crowd. A London Standard piece ponders wealth growth from ten thousand to a multibillionaire, asking where limits lie.
A brief quotation notes that birthplace pride is one sided and cannot be relied upon for mutual affection, asserting that no matter the birth place, individuals claim pride in it while it may not be reciprocated.
Dumleigh recalls the ordeal of delivering a speech at a Mildinway gathering amid shared hardship. The group of 88 members reflects on their suffered ordeal and supports the speaker.
The input appears garbled and does not contain a readable news item, event, or identifiable entities to summarize into a title and summary. No extractable facts or names are present to form a coherent newspaper card.
A Somerville man, EK Derick, recounts seven years of stomach trouble and a $1000 expense with no relief until trying Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. He has since taken only a few bottles and is entirely well. The ad asserts you live by digestion, not diet, and claims Kodol cures all stomach troubles.
Editor O H Downey of Churnabusco Indiana proclaims Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption the most infallible remedy for coughs colds and grip. He asserts its value for weak lungs promising instant relief and a cure. J Al McCarty & Son guarantee each 50 cent and 1 dollar bottle with free trial bottles offered.
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