World’s Fair room deal lures readers to St Louis hotel plan
An offer from the St Louis European Hotel Co promises $1.00 per day accommodations for Exposition visitors from April 30 to December 1, 1904. Readers may reserve via certificates, with guides to their rooms on arrival and safety assurances against sharks in the city. Limited rooms require prompt coupon submissions to editors.
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LocalNotables Gather in Carthage for Visits and News
Miss Nellie Wright of Indianapolis visits in Charlottesville while Dr. Johnson travels to Indianapolis. Several residents attend funerals and visit relatives in Greenfield and Dublin. Local families host guests, move into new homes, and plan baptisms and weddings as neighbors share news from Indianapolis, Cleveland, and nearby towns.
Carthage High School Commencement At Friend's Church
The Carthage High School commencement was held at the Friend's church with the Alhambra Orchestra and the Class of 1904 on stage. The audience filled the auditorium and gallery as graduates, young men and women known to Carthage and Ripley township, prepared to enter life. Four members plan to enter Earlham College in September.
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First Annual Stallion Show Impresses Carthage Audience
The first Annual Stallion Show at Carthage last Saturday drew strong attendance and favorable remarks. Horses Grivois Decoram Wilkes Sterling Prince Orkanus Tirad of Oakland Baronet of Bar ris Lord Allenmore Remalard Star Pilot and others were shown. Star Pilot was not exhibited due to illness but reported to be back in prime condition. The event aims to become a permanent affair with plans to feature fine colts and breeding talks next year.
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World’s Fair hotel accommodations outlined for St Louis
Ample lodging planned for World’s Fair visitors with 150 plus hotels in St Louis and inside Exposition grounds. The Inside Inn on site seats 6000. rates fixed 1.50 to 3.50 European plan and 3 to 5 American, no rise during the Expo. Nearby hotels include Napoleon Bonaparte 5000 capacity, Grand View 5000, Kenilworth 1500. all within easy walking distance and on high ground with city-wide booking assurances.
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World’s Fair commissions new music by famed composers
Three new official World’s Fair compositions will debut at the Exposition opening on April 30. Edmund Clarence Stedman wrote Hymn of the West with music by Harvard’s John K. Paine. Frank Vanderstuken contributed a Louisiana march. Henry K. Hadley wrote Along the Plaza. A $30,000 prize fund will reward top bands in a tournament during the fair, with renowned groups such as Le Garde Republicaine, the Royal Grenadier band, and Sousa’s band engaged for long engagements.
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Unique California Map Exhibit by University of California
A large colored map prepared by the agricultural department of the University of California shows California soils. It outlines arable and untillable areas, marking Sierra Nevada lava beds desert and foothills. The map locates cultivable portions of mountains Mohave plateau and reveals foothill alleys of the state.
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Milk delivery ad invites trial and orders
A local milk business promotes 100 percent pure milk with a call to place orders via Bell phone 101-1. Skimmed and sour milk are offered at 10 cents per gallon and now carried on the wagon. Your patronage is solicited.
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Big Four Route Half Rate Excursions to Midwest in 1904
Tickets at half rates go on sale June 4 and 5 1904 for Springfield Illinois round trip with return by June 16 1904 Very low rates to Cleveland via Big Four for Baptist anniversaries May 14 16 17 18 1904 One fare plus 25 cents for return passage to May 26 with extension to June 10 1904 Excursion rates to Cincinnati May musical festival May 11 14 1904 good to return by May 15 1904 Round trip 6 50 from Place to St Louis via Big Four routes on May 17 with weekly excursions until June 30 Full details at Big Four Route agents or at Cincinnati Office Warren J Lyson Gen Pass Ticket Agent Cincinnati Ohio
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Carthage Falls to Rushville in Fast Baseball Game
Rushville N S defeated Carthage H S 4 to 1 last Saturday in a lively contest. Rhoads pitched faultlessly for Rushville while Publow behind the plate impressed as a prospect. The crowd enjoyed a spirited game with several misplays amid a windy, rough field condition.
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