Love and Healing in a Main Street Clinic
Martha Evans, fresh from medical school, opens a tiny office on Main Street and earns her first patient, Paul Greengo, a discouraged lawyer. After a cautious exam, she prescribes rest and tonics. Paul confesses a deep love as he professes happiness with Martha, whose professional and personal feelings collide in a quiet, hopeful ending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Evans
Dr. Evans
Sue
Mrs. G
Martha
Mr. Greengo
Porto Rican Tariff Bill Provokes Bipartisan Backlash
The Porto Rican Tariff Bill passed lifting a 15 percent tariff on island imports to the United States. Republicans split 168 for the measure and six against, prompting widespread protests and accusations of unconstitutional discrimination against a territorial part of the U S The bill aims to fund relief for hurricane devastated Puerto Rico by redirecting duties, with debates over funding methods and political loyalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
D- Crumpacker
Indiana
William Titer
Illinois
C. E. Littlefield
Maine
S. W. McCall
Massachusetts
J. P. Heather
L. Fletcher
Minnesota
Porto Rico
United States Treasury
Congress
Republican Party
Seti
Animals and Man Observations on Wild Animal Fear
A well known naturalist argues that wild animals begin to fear humans only when humans prove enemies. Until then animals treat humans like other non threatening animals and may ignore their presence. The piece discusses farmers approaching hawks near poultry with casual threats and how birds react.
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o @reid
Longfellow Birthday Observed by Carthage Public School
The Carthage Public School observed Longfellow's birthday with a February 27 1900 afternoon program in the school hall. The crowd enjoyed a lengthy program though some numbers were not performed. Highlights include Rev Trueblood on Longfellow's birthplace Emory Pitts reciting My Lost Youth and multiple songs recitations and a double trio.
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Longfellow
Carthage Pubic School
Rev. Trueblood
Emory Pitts
Ralph Harrold
Bessie Miller
Catherine Mercer
Mabelle Johnson
the School
Mary White
Herschel Folger
Hiawatha
Carrie Herkless
Rosa McDuffy
Sandolphon
Tola Jessup
Mabelle Gear
Winifred Trueblood
Margaret Rohn
Erma McCarty
Frank Kreiger
Leonard Clark
Laura Binford
Rupert Stanley
Cumberland
Ida’ Hendricks
Randall Hill
Loogfellow
Bole
Joah Bundy
Luther Young
Henry Hinshaw
Thomas Maey
the Arrow
Florence Scott
Morning Chapel Exercises and Poem Fragments
A fragmentary record lists morning chapel exercises with titles and authors such as Edith Paul Revere's Ride Bertha Plowers and a mural reference To the River Charles plus The Slave's Dream and The Old Clock on the Stairs room details noted as Room No and RY. The readable items present literary titles and names without full context.
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Excelsior
Edith
Paul Revere
Bertha
Republicans Convene for County Council Nominees
The Republicans in all cilmanic districts vote Saturday March 10 1900 to nominate a County Councilman candidate. Districts meet at Arlington Milroy Sexton Rushville with representation basis equal to the county convention. Ren McFagian chairs, R F Scupper secretary.
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Ripley Posey
Walker
Arlington
Orange
Anderson
Noble
Milroy
Jackson
Center
Washi
Union Townships
Sexton
Rushville
Ren. L. McFagian
R. F. Scupper
Union township man Looney runs for County Auditor
Geo W Looney of Union township announces candidacy for County Auditor. He seeks the Republican nomination and will be decided by the Republican nominating convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. W. Looney
Union Township
Repub
Judicial Convention for 16th Circuit Nomination
The 16th Judicial Circuit delegates from Shelby and Rush counties meet on M 20 at 1 oclock in Manilla to nominate a Prosecuting Attorney for the 16th Circuit. Shelby 14 votes and Rush 14 votes. C E Campset chairs Shelby County and Ben L McFarlan chairs Rush County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
16Th Judicial Circuit
Shelby
Rush
Manilla
16Th Circuit
C. E. Campset
Shelby Co
Ben. L. McFarlan
Rash Gol
Out of County Delegates to State and Judicial Conventions
A complete list of township delegates chosen February 24 for State, Congressional, and Judicial conventions. Ripley Dr J A Sipe H H Henley Posey John Powell Walker Thomas K Mull Orange Henry F Prill Anderson W W Innis Rushville Yomer Havens A Le Rives Richland Thomas E Botterf Ripsey Julian Overman Maron Barber Posey A N Williams Walker Thomas A Jones Orange William Stevens Anderson Charles Crosby Rushville Theo Abercrombie John C Blacklidge Jackson C B Jones Center J R Kirkham Washington Marshall Hollowell Union Marshall Hinchman Noble John Finley Richland James Anderson Ripley Luther Bundy J L Hubbard Posey William P Stanley Sr Walker Havens Hilligoss Orange Charles Alter Anderson Allen Jackman Rosbville John A Titsworth Fred A Capp Jackson S R Newhouse Center Harvey Newhouse Washington George Sweet Union S F Clifton Noble E A Frazee Richland James M Young
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Ripley Township
J. A. Sipe
H. H. Henley
Posey
John Powell
Walker
Thomas K. Mull
Orange
Henry F. Prill
Anderson
W. W. Innis
Rushville
Yomer Havens
A. le
Ripsey
Julian Overman
Maron Barber
A. N. Williams
Thomas A. Jones
William Stevens
Charles Crosby
Theo
Abercrombie
John C. Blacklidge
Jackson
C. B. Jones
Center
J. R. Kirkham
Washington
Marshall Hollowell
Union
Marshall Hinchman
Noble
John Finley
Richland
James Anderson
Ripley
Luther Bundy
J. L. Hubbard Posey
William P. Stanley, Sr
Havens Hilligoss
Charles Alter
Allen Jackman
Rosbville
John A. Titsworth
Fred A. Capp
S. R. Newhouse
Harvey Newhouse
George Sweet
S. F. Clifton
E. A. Frazee
James M. Young
Friday Facts of Fates in History and Legend
An array of events and deaths linked to Friday traditions, noting Mayflower landing Victoria marriage Charles beheading Sumpter bombardment Napoleon birth and other battles believed tied to Friday, with examples like Waterloo and Joan of Arc.
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Fell
Een Victoria
Kine Charles
Fort Sumpter
Napoleon Bonaparte
Julius Deeser
Marengo
Waterloo
New Orleans
Bunker Hill
Indicted Glenwood Hill School Principal in Assault Case
Rushville Ind March 6 Arlie T Lewark principal of Glenwood Hill School was named in a grand jury indictment for assault and battery on Byron Daubenspeck seventeen, a pupil. Lewark says he acted in self defense fearing the boy armed with a knife. Trial expected as district court opens.
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Indianapolis
Rushville
Ind
Arlie T. Lewark
Glenwood - Hill
Byron Dautenspeck
Lewark
Daubenspeck
Dant
Tillenwood School
Rural mail route eyed to reach west and southwest
There are excellent prospects for establishing a rural mail route from town to serve the country to the west and southwest, improving postal connectivity in the region. The plan aims to extend delivery coverage and speed for residents along these corridors.
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Weat
Tows
Local Notes From Charlottesville Community
Miss Nellie Stinger and Leone Niles were visiting. Mrs J H Ball of Carthage visited Sunday. Betsey Foust moved to live east of town with Alozo Foust and family. Oxcar Scott telephoned Monday about his mother’s illness. James C Pratt could ride out Sunday and dined with Al Mattex. Grace McCowan of Greenfield visited relatives for a birth. Rachel Hill and Bennie Green from Wall Ridge visited Sunhine Home. Elder Hafford preached Saturday night and Sabbath at the Christian church. Aid Bomery sewed Friday at Robt Holmes’s. Mrs Frank Morris north of town is Eight Detter but critically ill. Mary Van Meter and Millie Scott away from town are seriously ill. E P Rock and family hosted Mrs Davis from Green. Revival services at the M E church. J M E Ladies Aid well attended Thursday. Templton and wife Kennard noted.
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Nellie Stinger
Leone Niles
Mra J. H. Ball
Carthage
Betsey Foust
Robert Oldham
Rachel Hill
Bennie Green
Wall Ridge
Sunine
Elder Hafford
Christian Church
Aid Bomery
Robt
Holme’s
Frank Morris
Mary van Meter
Millie Scott
E. P. Rock
Mre Davis
M. E
JM. E Ladies Aid Society
Ob Yrar
D Templton
Kennard
Local visitors and gatherings noted around town
The article lists residents visiting relatives and friends over the week. Jerry Allender and his wife visited their children Will Me Daniel and family north of town Thursday. Frank Pearson formerly of Jennings County was in town Friday seeking a location. Andrew Watson and family hosted their cousin Wirt Ashbaugh of Milton on Friday.
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Ily
Jerry Allender
Daniel
Frank Pearson
Jennings Co
Andrew Watson
Wirt Ashbaugh
Milton
Local notes from Lynn Creek Valley observations
Tarbet family children suffer whooping cough. Anderson from Morris sister’s farm opens sugar camp. Candidates appear locally. Conaway moves to recently purchased land. Powell travels to Oxford Ohio for mother’s illness. Saunders family from Carthage visit Plank residence. Holford listed as sick. Kizer and wife of Arcadia visit parents. Sophrone Draper dangerously ill but improving.
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Tarbet
Anderson
Morris
J. M. Conaway
W. W. Powell
Oxford
Ohio
James Saunders
Carthage
M.D Plank
J. Dwight Holford
C. F Kizer
Arcadia
Sophrone Draper
Thomas Draper
Resident of Newsom place Attempts Carbolic Acid Over Crisis
Mrs John Tribbie residing with her husband on the old Newsom place about three miles south of here took Carbolic Acid last Wednesday night in a personal crisis. Dr J A Sipe was called and by 2 a.m. Thursday hopes of recovery existed but later reports said she remains in a critical condition. No definite cause is given for the act.
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John Tribbie
Newsom Place
Here
J. A. Sipe
Public Opinion of the Ariel Ladies Sxtette
Readers praise the Ariel Ladies Sextette with quotes from Colorado Springs to Vicksburg. Testimonials hail their artistry, pleasing performances, and superior entertainment compared to other groups.
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Ariel Ladies
Sxtette
Nightingales
Colorado Springs Evening Telegraph
Smith Sisters
Richmond
Ind
Goshen
Fort Worth
Texas
Morning Register
Vicksburg
Miss
Death of Mrs Mahion Gause in Stillwell
Mrs Alice Gause widow of Rev Mahlon Gause and cousin to Dr Gause died at her home in Stillwell March 2 after over two years of cancer. She described a vision of heaven in trance. burial was at Knightstown last Monday. Mre Gaune was sister to Bryce Fort of Knightstown. Also mentioned are Knox Henley and Allen W Newsom as Arlington candidates for Councilman with Ripley township in focus.
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Mahion Gause
Alice Gause
Mahlon Gause
Gause
Stillwell
Mar
Knightstown
Heaven
Mre Gaune
Bryce Fort
Knox Henley
Allen W. Newsom
Arlington
Ripley Township
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Charlottesville
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Lynn Creek Valley
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