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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1905
Page
2
A fragment from transit notes lists route numbers and passenger identifiers. The text appears as an OCR snippet with minimal context, showing route four and passenger numbers 1 and 33. No further details or events are provided to establish a complete news item.
A statement asserts Japan will escalate if Russia refuses peace, signaling readiness to push harsher actions and broader conflict. The remark frames a stark choice between renewed combat and a negotiated halt.
Two Ohio bankers have been arrested and charged with larceny of bank funds totaling $188,000. The case suggests the Ohio bank is becoming a regular feeder for the penitentiary as authorities probe the scheme.
Chicago mayor Dunne tells reformers that vice cannot be stopped in the city and notes that the Chicagoans know the situation. The remark frames ongoing political tensions between reform efforts and city authorities.
Mr. Russell Sage offers guidance on handling surplus resources with practical tips. He emphasizes identifying excess goods first, then planning orderly distribution or sale to avoid waste and maximize value.
An obscure remark accuses Mayor Weaver of Philadelphia of treating aging officials as ineffective and employing gas rather than chloroform as a metaphorical rebuke. The line portrays a heated political jab reflecting tensions over governance and reform dynamics.
The Chicago News notes a buzz about why many men go bald, contrasting sensory feelings with beliefs about hair loss. It hints at curiosity over men’s hair patterns and potential explanations or myths discussed in readers' circles.
A Michigan paper reports a New Yorker who saw a perfect picture of Grover Cleveland in the clouds. The alt image suggests he would be much better off from Susan B. Anthony than if he had gone into the woods.
In Pennsylvania a farmer and his son were struck by a railroad train traveling at full speed on a narrow trestle. The incident report notes the collision occurred on the trestle with fatalities. Authorities did not release additional details about the victims or exact location.
Post Laureate Aus tin releases a new title with a punning line about going into the Lane. The excerpt contrasts a suggested journey with an alternate path, reflecting playful wordplay and literary culture.
Rush County Circuit Court orders a commissioner to sell Lot No Seventy Eight in Clark and Stenley’s 1st addition to Carthage Indiana. Bids accepted at the commissioner's Carthage office between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. Terms require one-half cash and one-half in one year with six percent interest on deferred payment. The commissioner may reject any or all bids.
Mr J T Barber of Irwinville Ga keeps Chamberlains Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy ready for infant use. He says it is one of the best medicines he has used for colic and diarrhea. Sold by M A McClain druggist.
Muriel Ashburton meets an old flame, now a senator’s aide, in the capitol corruption of memory and hope. He reveals a law career and a plan to offer her a chance, with his proposal looming as their future unfolds amid political bustle.
Sprained Ankle Stiff Neck Lame Shoulder are three common ailments for which Chamberlain's Pain Balm is especially valuable. If promptly applied it will save time money and suffering when troubled with any one of these ailments. For sale by M. A. McClain Druggist.
The largest dog cemetery La Necropole Zoologique in Paris offers marble monuments and dog burials. Graves cost 2.50 for three years with a dog undertaker and tricycle, or 100 for perpetual lease. the island cemetery profits from grave rentals and admission tickets.
A New Bedford captain crews with townies off the South American coast. He lingers to tease the boat race, then aims for shore to rescue a cow whale and calf he spots in a hidden rocky bight. He returns first, claiming the race home.
The island of Santa Cruz passed through many rulers from Spain and England to Holland and France. It was abandoned, seized, and reshuffled among Spain, England, Denmark, Malta, and a Danish company, with brief returns to France. By 1801 England regained control, then handed it back to Denmark, which retains it.
Boswell recounts a young Oglethorpe dining with Prince Eugene of Savoy and a Württemberg prince. A glass of wine splashes Oglethorpe’s face as he jokes he can outdo England’s prank. The moment ends in good humor.
An old advertisement urges readers to try Dr King’s New Life Pills for bowel and stomach problems including pains, headaches, biliousness, and costiveness. The claim promises a guaranteed cure at A V M McLain’s day store for 25 cents.
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