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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1899
Page
2
A newly observed ink plant in New Gren Ada yields juice suitable for writing without preparation. Its pigment starts red and shifts to black after several hours, offering a natural writing medium with a time based color change.
A new treatise by E Wasmann of Stuttgart reports ants can be taught to abandon instinctive actions by demonstrating a better method.
Alexander Dewitt of Poughkeepsie New York who lived for 40 years on friends bounty died leaving an estate valued at 40000 dollars He bequeathed 39009 to a nephew who once sent him 15 dollars and showed the only interest in his welfare The will highlights a single relative as beneficiary and details a frugal end of life.
In New Guinea the village of Tupu selei sits on piles above the sea to avoid headhunter attacks. Other villages in the region are also perched in trees for the same defensive purpose, illustrating a remarkable adaptation to danger.
The note recalls Bland's sentiment when Dingley fell ill and his remark that he believed he might not outlive Dingley, despite later political clashes. It shows their longtime warmth and Bland's concern for his friend's condition.
The savings and loan bureau founded ten years ago by Andrew Carnegie for employees now holds over 1 million dollars with semi annual compound interest at six percent. No deposit exceeds 2000 dollars, the original limit. Many employees have also borrowed at six percent to buy homes.
Secretary of State Hay stuns Washington by arriving at a fashionable morning wedding in a white flannel suit. The heat soared to 100 degrees as the president and many dignitaries, all in regulation attire, watched Hay stand out as the only man seeming uncomfortable in the sweltering weather.
San Andreas, Cal. merchants prompted action. the board adopted an ordinance setting monthly or quarterly licenses for foot retailers at 10 per month or 25 per quarter and 25 per month or 60 per quarter for vehicle operators. Drummers in wholesale trade are exempted. The rule targets shirt shoe clothing and other sample salesmen who fill orders by mail or express.
The Central News in London reports an Irish member of parliament received a letter from an eminent New York financier offering to promote and organize a drive to purchase Ireland. He claims hundreds of millions of dollars could be raised if Britain desires to dispose of the property. He says all things are possible in this age and nothing is too big for them to undertake on this side of the water.
A mail train on the Passumpsic division of the Boston and Maine railroad was stopped a few miles north of St Johnsbury as forest caterpillars swarmed the track. Wheels slipped the rails due to the pests and sand is needed to move the train. The insects are entering the cocoon stage and their devastation for the year is nearing an end.
Joan J Hullinger, a veteran of the 16th regiment O V J Wooster Ohio, asked to reduce his pension from 72 to 50 dollars monthly claiming he needs less. A special agent investigated and concluded no reduction will be made. Hullinger is described as a devout church member and cared for by his daughter.
In a northeast gale the steamer Margaret Olwill sank off Lorain while carrying stone to Cleveland. Nine crewmen drowned including Captain Braun and two Cleveland residents. Rescued: John Smith Alex McRea Luke Schinski and Duncan Coyle. Rescue efforts described as heroic with hazardous conditions and lines to pull survivors aboard.
Springfield report says Gov. Tanner arranged with the Big Four and Illinois Central to move Negro non union miners from Para out of the state. On Thursday afternoon the Big Four transported two coach loads totaling 120 people, while Thursday night Illinois Central moved the remaining about 200. Destination not disclosed in the snippet.
John Jonnson mate of the Norwegian steamship Arim was taken to Swinehurne Island hospital Thursday afternoon with yellow fever. His condition was serious Thursday night. The Arim sailed from Havana on June 6 via Matanzas.
June 30. In Second lake rapids log drivers David Nadequa and Eli Pratt were drowned while shooting the rapids. James Thibo deau of Patten drowned in Great lake when a canoe capsized.
The United States Leather Co. was sold to H. B. Endicott for more than $1,000,000 in solid leather at a cash price. It stands as one of the largest sole leather sales on record.
Springfield reports a committee of non union miners from Pana met Governor Tanner to relay abuses by operators. They claim contracts were misrepresented, mines closed, wages settled, families left in hardship, and attempts to deport Negro workers. Governor Tanner promised to obtain a list of families. C. H. Dorsey, Pennell guard, was wounded in the April riot.
In Montgomery on June 29 George Jones, a Black man, died from joy after being pardoned and released from prison for murder. He hurried home to Demopolis where his family rushed to greet him, his overwhelming happiness leading to a fatal swoon in his mother’s arms.
The U S cruiser Olympia with Adm. Dewey aboard sailed from Colombo Ceylon for Port Said at 4 PM Wednesday. The admiral’s health has improved and he had official visits before departure. He visited the Yosemite auxiliary cruiser earlier, carrying Capt Richard P O Leary, governor of Guam, en route to this port.
After a lengthy meeting with Secretary Alger and Adjutant General Corbin, President Wilson announced Gen Otis will be supplied with no fewer than 40 000 troops. The force will grow as needs dictate, with Col Bird stating government transports can move the additions by mid September to the Philippines.
The Becker murder case in Chicago ends its first phase as the defense is denied discharge and a new indictment will be drawn after a faulty initial charging name. A bench warrant is issued for Becker as the court contemplates reversal chances and possible Supreme Court action.
Brest reports a military faction plans a second Dreyfus condemnation. Mercier agents spread, Mercier himself seeks the bordereau paper while Meline allies with a partisan bloc of imperial remnants and republicans. France faces a renewed crisis.
A. W. Mullane of Cincinnati offers a $100 reward for the recovery of Thurman Mullane's body after a launch capsized in Lake Michigan near Waukegan. A systematic search will be conducted by ships and boats along the lake system on both the Illinois and Michigan sides.
Maprio reports ongoing turbulence at Saragossa with fresh troops deployed to key points as many wounded remain hidden making casualty numbers uncertain. In contrast quiet returns to Seville and Valencia.
George Stoddard of Wyoming will be census supervisor for the First Ohio district, covering the First and Second congressional districts. The recommendation is signed by Congressmen Shattuc and Bromwell.
Springfield reports on June 2 19XX Tanner announces State Senator Thomas S Chapm of Jerseyville named pure food commissioner under the new pure food law.
Washington June 380 Secretary Long signed an order designating Capt. H C Taylor to command the North Atlantic squadron during Adm. Sampson's leave, which begins early next month. New Beproxp Mass June 30 Eddie McDuffie sets a mile world record at Buttonwood track with 1 31 2 5, shaving Major Taylor's mark by 0.4 seconds.
New York June 30 The cruiser Brooklyn, injured off the Battery on Decoration Day, was taken out of dry dock at the Navy Yard Thursday and thoroughly repaired.
Mansina July 1 insurgents build trenches around San Fernando as 3,000 troops march northward. Americans reinforce defenses and stand ready for dawn attacks. Spanish officers who sought prisoner release remain missing, while Aguinaldo hosts a banquet in Tarlac. General Ovenshine ill, Gen. Grant commands south line.
In Indianapolis July 1 a new doubt emerges about the murder of Rev William E Hinshaw’s wife at Belleville Hendricks county in January 1895. Noah Baney then in state prison alleged Hinshaw’s innocence, saying thieves gang killed her. Kid Whitney now confesses to a Jeffersonville reformatory affidavit naming a gang of which he and Baney were members. A third man remains unnamed. Parker Evansville attorney holds the affidavit.
Washington July 1. The president is flooded with requests for commissions as about 10 000 volunteers are to be mustered for service in the Philippines. Aspirants press congressional callers, who urge the president to see them. Adjutant General Corbin handles all applications and the policy favors volunteers who proved ability and service in the Spanish war. Regular officers may receive volunteer commissions to aid a regiment. The exact number of officers to be commissioned is guarded to prevent a scramble.
Geo Brooks, a middle aged black man from Pontiac, Michigan, shocked state doctors by a rapid skin color change from almost white to ebony since a bitterly cold February ride. Medics blame frostbite on the night’s exposure, but the exact cause remains unclear.
Captain James A Simpson retired A S A died after a short illness in Prescott Arizona. He served in numerous Indian campaigns in Arizona with General Crook and was retired due to physical disability several years ago.
New York on July 1 reports an upcoming alliance of all Greater New York traction companies with capital totaling 6 159 000 000. The plan creates a massive transportation consortium to coordinate services and finances across the city’s transit network.
A duck laments being overlooked for achievements, claiming many eggs laid and lack of praise. A wise rooster advises she must announce her feats publicly, noting his sister hen boasts with every egg and keeps neighbors informed to gain recognition. The fable, attributed to Boyce's Huser, ends with a lesson on self-promotion.
A Chicago Tribune snippet shows a caller asking if this is Grindle and about a story on a man who inherits a million dollars to try grain speculation. Proofreaders debate wording between brokers ahead or breakers ahead, then decide it’s all the same and ring off.
The Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton By offers six Vestibuled trains daily between Cincinnati and Indianapolis with parlor cafe dining cars and sleeping cars at night. Tickets go on sale at half price July 19 to 21 with a return limit July 24. Extension to Aug 20 possible by depositing ticket with Joint Agent at Indianapolis for 50 cents.
A dialogue unfolds as a citizen taunts a policeman with a quip about being wanted. The officer retorts that once found he cannot be wanted, illustrating a clash of logic and perception. The Detroit Journal quote highlights a critique of modern science’s stance on formal reasoning.
Do Your Feet Ache and Burn Shake into your shoes Allen's Foot-Ease a powder for the feet It makes tighter New Shoes feel Easy Cures Corns Bunions Swollen Hot Callous Sore and Sweating Feet All Druggists and Shoe Stores sell on Sample sent FREE Address Allen 8 Olmsted Le Roy N Y
Ohio State Journal records a cartoon exchanges between two cats about a canary, hinting at music or culture. The light dialogue contrasts a cat’s musical mood with a practical appetite, framing a playful scene in a newspaper cartoon format.
An ad style line proclaims relief from a cold in one day with Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets and refunds if failing. It cites a bulletin quip about seeking medical and legal guidance after railway injuries and notes a caption about Samson the strongman’s last act bringing down the house.
In a testimonial from Mrs. Mathilde Richter of Doniphan Nebraska Pe-ru-na and Man-a-lin are praised for relieving catarrh during menopause and restoring health. Another Columbus Ohio speaker endorses Pe-ru-na for women. Dr Hartman offers free books on Health and Beauty and Summer Catarrh and claims Peruna cures bowel catarrh including cholera infantum dysentery and diarrhoea.
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