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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1898
Page
6
Town Board last Monday night adopted an ordinance outlining the town survey and specifications for future street and sidewalk improvements. An orderly public discussion continues as voters prepare to express their views before any final orders for new sidewalks are issued.
The piece argues that a board cannot please all. they should study public interest and future welfare, balancing opposing forces. It urges stepping back from prejudice and selfishness to pursue progress and improvement for all.
A discussion notes that ferriers may hold wheat for higher prices as markets show gains. It argues that most benefit from delay when prices are good and that property owners near the walks may see advantages if longer-term sales are favored.
The piece notes Miss Louise Booth Hendricksen arguing for bright ceramic and enameled wares over heavy iron pots. She advocates cooking directly in serving vessels, cites affordable durable options, and praises blue canton ware for kitchen use.
The discussion outlines a potential India conflict with Russia and Britain as major players. Von Bieberstein estimates months to mobilize, Indian defenses, and both powers musters, then notes no clear winner but an inevitable struggle. The piece also critiques corruption in China, warns about American wealth, and references the Maine disaster.
The article discusses how Spain quickly quashed a Philippine uprising but suggests funds were diverted and rebels prepped for future conflict. It then shifts to Central America, noting a 365 year boundary dispute between Costa Rica and Nicaragua and a related diplomatic spat over refuges and hurt feelings, amid talks of the isthmian canal.
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