Big Four Route Schedules from Charlottesville and Knightstown
J D Dennis terms applied. Sleveland and the Cincinnati Chicago & St. Louis Big Four route operates from Charlottesville with departures to Richmond Columbus and the East at 8:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. Also runs to Cambridge City Richmond and Indianapolis with 2:30 p.m. departures. Knightstown departures to Richmond Columbus East at 8:30 a.m. and 2:12 p.m. Cambridge City Richmond 12:41 p.m. Indianapolis times include 17:35 a.m. and 11:13 a.m. 12:20 p.m. 9:24 p.m.
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Charlottesville
Richmond
Columbus
The
East
Cambridge City
Indianapolis
Knightstown
Church Services and Leaders at Friends and Alpheus Trueblood
The Friends Church lists Sunday services including Sabbath School at 9 45 a m preaching at 11 a m Junior Endeavor 3 p m Senior Endeavor 6 30 p m preaching 7 30 p m mid week Thursday 10 a m prayer meeting 7 30 p m monthly meeting first Thursday after first Saturday 10 00 a m Chorus Class Friday 7 30 p m Pastor Alpheus Trueblood invites all. Alpheus Trueblood's Sunday School at 9 30 a m with semi monthly preaching and morning 7 30 p m evening services. J C Haut is noted as pastor.
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Ogiety Directory
the Churches
Friends’ Church
Alpheus Trueblood
Israel
J. C. Haut
St Christian Church Colored Services and Schedule
The St Christian Church colored announces preaching every Sunday morning at 10 30 and evening at 7 30 with Sabbath School at 9 30 Junior and Senior Ep worth Leagues at 2 20 and 6 30 Prayer meeting Thursdays at 7 30 and choir practice Fridays. The public is invited to attend all services under Pastor Philander Weaver.
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Christian Endeavor
Philander Weaver
Epworth
Rush County Republican Ticket Lets Citizens Choose Officials
The slate lists candidates for Congressman in the 6th District James E Watson and a full set of county roles including Clerk Auditor Treasurer Sheriff Surveyor Assessor Coroner plus commissioners for Middle and South districts with A W Newsom and Dr F H Green W L Sisson John H Frazee W S Thompson and councilmen at large H H Elwell Richard Phillips G W Tittsworth.
Ripley Township Republican Ticket Listed for Trustees and Officials
The ticket lists for Ripley Township include Trustee Jesse Henley and Assessor Oliver M Brown plus an Advisory Board comprised of Thomas T Newby Joseph J Binford and R Ford Stanley. Road Supervisors numbered seven men including John B Herkless Micajah Jessup George A Winslow Gurney Phelps Reuben Henley Fo Alva Newsom and Thomas J Hill. Justices of the Peace named David C Benjamin H E Stager and J C Hill. Constables Will Hinshaw Henry Pansh Levi Weaver.
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Road Supervisors
John B. Herkless
Micajah Jessup
George A. Winslow
Gurney Phelps
Reuben Henley
Missouri Democrats Split on Nicaragua Canal Vote
Missouri sent twelve Democrats to the House. Eleven voted against the Nicaragua Canal measure and one abstained from the roll call.
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Missouri
House of Representatives
Nicaragua Canal
Democrats Console Over Treasury Surplus Complaints
Having nothing else to kick about, the Democrats complain again about a Treasury surplus. The party argues fiscal figures are misrepresented and seeks reform measures amid ongoing budget debate.
Delegates at Large and Alternates Named
Delegates at large include CHARLES W. FAIRBANKS ALBERT J. BEVERIDGE JAMES A. MOUNT and CHARLES S. HERNLY. Alternates listed follow, indicating party slate and succession order for forthcoming convention proceedings.
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Charles W. Fairbanks
Albert J. Beveridge
James A. Mount
Charles S. Hernly
Fragmentary event listings from mid 20th century notices
Fragmented text references meetings and travel between cities including Philadelphia Bloomington Columbus Milwaukee and Indianapolis. Mentions dates June 12 8 4th June 14 17 18 20 25 26 and references to a Womens Clubs event and an Indiana University Bloomington program. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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Republican National
Gendelphia Pa
Reaonion Indiana Unive
Bloomington
Indiana
Indiana Music Teacher's ‘A
Columbus
Ind
Milwaukee
Oration of Womens Clubs
Political critique on administration and labor strikes
The passage argues the administration seeks to abolish one thing and replace it with a deficit. It mocks a party lamenting labor settlements as purposeless and condemns a group thriving on disorder as unfit to govern. It notes thorough investigations into Cuban postal frauds and ends with a garbled line.
Per Capita Money Circulation Sparks Political Debate
The piece notes rising per capita money in the United States and lauds comparisons with England and Germany while accusing a conspiracy to restrain competition. It criticizes a lack of tariff on ice, links it to Tammany Hall robbing New York’s poor, and alleges Mayor Van Wick’s heavy stake in the trust.
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England
Germany
United States
Tammany Hall
New York
van Wick
Philippine towns garrisoned by American troops report
Brig. Gen. Theo Schwan reports to the War Department that most large towns in the Philippines are garrisoned by American troops. He cites brigandage by Filipino groups as the main source of trouble, exceeding other causes in impact.
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Theo Schwan
War Department
Philippines
Mail volume in 1899 fills over thirty nine thousand cars
Post Office Department records show that all mail matter in the United States in 1899 weighed 1 565 666 508 pounds, enough to fill 39 142 freight cars.
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Post Office Department
United States
Democrats Set July Fourth Jullification Rally
The Democrats announce a grand procession for July Fourth as a celebration and political statement, choosing a summer date instead of waiting until November.
Democratic shouts rise as Cuban postal theft case grows
A newspaper note says Democrats cheer each new phase of the Cuban postal theft investigation, viewing it as a godsend, while Republicans stay calm and continue widening the net to catch the criminals who will face their just deserts.
South export trade tops four hundred million in year
The export trade of the south for the past twelve months exceeded 400 million dollars, more than a third of the nation’s total. The figures challenge Southern politicians who contribute to the Congressional Record with partisan rhetoric.
Wilson-Gorman Tariff Bill Despised by Its Authors
The only national law credited to the Democrats since Lincoln is the Wilson Gorman tariff act. It is a measure despised by its authors and hated by its sponsors, causing ruin to thousands who endeavored to support its friends.
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Abraham Lincoln
Revenue receipts rise in first ten months of fiscal year
Internal revenue receipts during the first ten months of this fiscal year totaled 243,187,210 dollars, up 19,390,849 dollars from the previous period.
Calamity Prophecy Fails in Bryan's State and Beyond
A partial clipping notes that the warning of calamity attributed to Mr Bryan failed to materialize in his own state as elsewhere, with the “agents wanted” ad and the railroad work recruitment omitted. The fragment hints at political rhetoric and misfired prophecy affecting public perception.
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Bryan
Kansas Records Show A Solitary Inmate At State Farm
Kansas boasts new metrics including cancelled mortgages and tripled bank deposits since 1896. The state now houses a single inmate at the state poor farm, with dining halls and rooms once filled by the idle now echoing with the solitary tramp.
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Kansas
Reecho
August Flower Ad Claims Wide Use and Free Samples
A vintage promotional snippet quotes Professor Honton praising Green's August Flower as a remedy for deranged liver digestion and constipation. It notes tourists and others seek it, with sample bottles offered free at U. S. Coffin & Co and sales through dealers worldwide.
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Prof. Honton
U. S. Coffin & Co
McKinley ends Boer incident with cordial diplomacy
President McKinley formally ends the Boer incident after courteous diplomacy while Secretary Hay shows the United States acted for peace. The Boers appealed to Europe and the U.S. in March seeking intervention, but Britain declined the U.S. offer that followed McKinley’s gesture.
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McKinley
Macrum
Hay
United States
Great Britain
Want Ads Show Gender Split In 1896 Omaha Papers
The World-Herald’s 1896 campaign era ads reveal job seeks with two female and seven male helps wanted listings on the page, while the same issue’s want pages show 107 female and 113 male applicants. The juxtaposition underscores a broad labor market snapshot amid political rhetoric.
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Omaha World-Herald
Bryan
McKinley
The
World-Herald
Would Not Suffer So Again for Fifty Times its Price
A Burgettstown liveryman, G A Wilson, reports severe stomach pains and rapid relief after using Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy from Miller McCurdy's drug store. He praises the remedy as the finest for stomach trouble and says he would not endure last night's suffering again. Coffin Co. and O 38 Coffin & Co. sell the remedy locally.
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Miller & McCurdy
Chamberlain
G A Wilson
Liveryman
Burgettstown
Washington Co
O 38
Coffin & Co
Young Washington woman donates wardrobe proceeds to charity
A stylish young woman in Washington society sells her finished wardrobes and donates the proceeds to her favorite charity. She boasts beauty, with bright eyes and red lips, while promoting tonic claims for Rocky Mountain Tea and other remedies amid public notices of holidays, bank deposits, and civic events.
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Washington
Jruggist
Logs to Japan as Seattle raft nears completion
A Seattle bound log raft will be 625 feet long and carry 14 000 000 feet of lumber towed to Japan. The note mentions a surge of early 1900s commerce and industrial activity in timber and transport. It also references medical testimonials for Chamberlain's Pain Balm and Dr J H Medicine Co products, plus currency plate updates affecting 1000 banks under a March act.
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San Francisco
Seattle
Japan
Chamberlain
Erie
O . Coffin & Co
Iowa
Georgia
Alabama
Coal Creek
Tenn
Dr. J. H. Medicine Co
cLean
P. Sharp & Son
Coffin
Noted doctor praises laxatives for women’s health
An old medical quote extols early freshness and appearance, urging women to adopt a simple laxative practice. It promotes Calrivelle Syrap Pepsin and advertises a 10 cent bottle from J H McCarty & Sen for 10 doses.
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J H McCarty
Sen
Arnica Salvé claims skin cure and first aid salve
An advertisement promotes Bucklen’s Arnica Salvé for hides and eruptions including pimples eczema and tetter, promising to cure skin eruptions and related conditions such as cuts burns boils felons ulcers and piles. Priced at 25 cents per box, with guarantee and sale by O Coffin & Co, Druggists.
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Bncklen
O& Coffin & Co
Colorado Proclaims Over Seventy-Five Million in Yokl Since 1801
Reading notes indicate Colorado has proclaimed a sum exceeding 75 million in yokl since 1801. The figure highlights historic financial or ceremonial declarations tied to early state events and governance, reflecting large historical allocations.
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Colorado
Unclear fragment on chocolate cure and Lucrative Quinion taste
Fragmentary text mentions chocolates and a taste cue, but lacks coherent facts, names, places, or dates. Unable to determine a specific event or context from the provided readable material.
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Mott
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KnIghtstown, Ind
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Ushville. Ind
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Main St
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Knicotstown
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Over Capital State Bank
Greenfield, Ind
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Mie
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