Train Schedules for Charlottesville Richmond Columbus and East
Schedule details show departures from Charlottesville and Knightstown to Richmond Columbus and East with times including 8:18 a m 6:00 p m 12:30 p m for Cambridge City and Richmond and 17:46 a m 12:31 p m for Indianapolis. Additional Knightstown departures list 18:30 a m 2:41 p m for Cambridge City and Richmond and 17:35 a m 11:13 a m 12:20 p m 9:24 p m for Indianapolis. Daily except Sunday with stops on signal only.
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Charlottesville
Richmond
Columbus
East
Cambridge City
Churches and Society Directory Services Schedule
Sunday services listed for Friends and East St Christian Church. Sabbath School at 9:30 to 9:45 a.m. Regular sermons at 10:30 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Midweek meetings Thursday at 7:30 p.m. Epworth Leagues and choir practice noted with weekly cadence. Pastors listed as Alpheus Trueblood and J. C. Hatt invite public attendance.
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Epworth
Church services and meetings announced in muted OCR text
The snippet lists weekly Sunday evening service at 7 00 and 9 00 a m events, a Sunday endeavor, a 6 00 p m prayer meeting on Thursday, and a public invitation. It names Pastor Philander Weaver and notes other social meetings at 10 30 a m.
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Alpheus Trueblood
Israel
J. C. Hatt
Philander Weaver
Rush County Republican Ticket List for Local Offices
The ticket lists candidates for the 6th District Congress, Rush County prosecutor, clerk, auditor, treasurer, sheriff, assessor, coroner, and commissioners. It also names a town council and district representatives with multiple at large and district seats. Names include James E. Watson, George Meeks, Will M. Sparks, Sant M. Poston, Owen L. Carr, G. H. Havens, William M. Bainbridge, A. W. Newsom, Dr. F. H. Green, W. L. Siseon, John H. Fragee, W. S. Thompson, H. H. Elwell, Richard Phillipe, G. W. Titteworth, Thomas T. Newby, Charles H. Kelso, George W. Manlove, DeWitt C. Buell.
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James E. Watson
Rush
Shelby
George Meiks
Will M. Sparks
Sant M. Poston
Owen L. Carr
G. H. Havens
William M. Bainbridge
A. W. Newsom
F.H. Green
W. L. Siseon
John H. Fragee
Thompson
Lara
H. H. Elwell
Richard Phillipe
G. W. Titteworth
Thomas T. Newby
Charles H. Kelso
George W. Manlove
Mab
DeWitt C. Buell
Local Officials and Advisory Board Names
Jesse Henley Oliver M Brown advisory board lists Joseph J Binford R Ford Stanley A O Hill road supervisors Thomas J Hill George A Winslow Reuben Henley Alva Newsom Justices of the Peace David C Benjamin H E Stager J C Hill constables Will Hinshaw Henry Pansh Legi Weaver
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Joseph J. Binford
R. Ford Stanley
A. O. Hill
Thomas J. Hill
George A. Winslow
Reuben Henley
Alva Newsom
Justices OF the Peace
H. E. Stager
J. C. Hill
Will Hinshaw
Henry Pansh
Legi Weaver
Indiana ticket nominees listing several statewide offices
For Governor Winfield T. Durbin Madison County. For Lieutenant Governor Newton W. Gilbert Steuben County. For Secretary of State Union 8B Hunt Randolph County. For Auditor of State William H. Hart Clinton County. For Treasurer Leopold Levy Huntington County. For Attorney General William L. Taylor Marion County. For Superintendent Public Instruction Frank L. Jones Tipton County or State Statistician B. F. Johnson Benton County. For Reporter Supreme Court Charles F. Remy Jackson County. For Judge of the Supreme Court First District James H. Jordan Morgan County. Fourth District Leander J. Monks Delegates at Large Charles W. Fairbanks Albert J. Beveridge James A. Mount Charles $. Hernly Alternates Nathan Powell William Amsden Thomas Adams Gubley Brewer on
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Newton W. Gilbert
Steuben County
UNION
Hunt
Randolph County
William L. Taylor
Marion County
Frank L. Jones
Tipton County
B. F. Johnson
Benton County
Supreme Court
Charles F. Remy
Jackson County
Shared cattle breeding syndicates proposed for better beef output
A discussion argues for co owning a first class bull to improve calf value and herd quality across districts. It notes rising feeding and breeding efficiency, the feasibility of syndicates among neighbors, and adapting bull choice to dairy and beef needs while avoiding overinvestment.
Oleo’s Remarkable Positieta BTTE and State Laws
The piece notes oleomargarine production rising to high yearly totals despite restrictive laws. It mentions 1899 output of 83.4 million pounds, widespread domestic consumption, limited exports, and growing monthly production amid bans on oleo colored products. It argues laws push fraudulent butter replacements to dairy interests.
Bryan calls for ending gold standard policy statement
The speaker asserts there is no reason to doubt Mr. Bryan on financial policy and cites his promise not to maintain the gold standard in the United States longer than he can eliminate it. The remarks frame the political stance as a commitment to exit the gold standard.
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Mr. Bryan
Do You Know How to Mark Your Tickets
A brief guide explains how to correctly mark and present event tickets for entry. It covers stamping, seating zones, and checking times to avoid delays at the gate.
Second Battle Mentioned With Mr Bryan
Report notes a second combat engagement involving Mr Bryan, detailing participation and context within the ongoing series of clashes. The account emphasizes leadership, tactical moves, and unfolding consequences tied to the campaign.
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Mr Bryan
Vigilance and the Bryan Vote in a 1900s Editorial
A partisan editorial warns Republicans to stay alert as William Jennings Bryan looms as a threat to current policies. It claims a Bryan victory would halt progress, trigger economic panic, and destabilize law and order, noting business contracts now hinge on avoiding his ascent.
Enlistment Terms Spark Militant Debate
The speaker questions military policy proposing 5000 soldiers per month for five months from December, to land in San Francisco and be honorably discharged, signaling a shift from a smaller standing army and prompting criticism of militarism by a Democrat.
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San Francisco
Democrat
Mo Day Take Foley’s Honey and Par
A fragment notes Mo Day urging Foley’s Honey and Par remedy claimed to prevent pneumonia and other cold complications. A dying notice mentions Frank Smith Roam who reportedly died from effects of an anti fat treatment and warns against questionable “Rocky Mountain Tea” sold by Madison Medicine Co at 5 cents.
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Foley
Coffin & Co
Frank Smith
Madison Medicine,Co
The Cooling of Bottled Milk Process
Instructions describe cooling bottled milk with ice water and minimal ice expenditure. Bottles with pasteboard caps may be submerged up to the neck, using thin boards between tiers. If tin caps seal, fill ice first then water, and cover the tank with a canvas or bos cover to preserve temperature.
To Destroy Hog Lice Clean Straw and Hog Parts With Lime
A brief tip notes cleaning straw and hog parts with fresh lime to destroy lice on hogs.
Feathering process and fodder mix for egg machine in opera
The fragment discusses a feathering process and its tax on old or young stock, mentioning fodder to speed up the operation. It lists skim milk, oats, wheatysees, clover, and other items as components, noting they will hasten the new dregs of the egg machine in operation.
Jerusalem Artichokes as Feed Tested Opinion Trend
A fragmented excerpt discusses Jerusalem artichokes tested as feed for livestock. It notes no sufficient analysis of crop cheapness or heavy yield and urges producing an authoritative effect or conclusion. The passage reflects agrarian debate and demands stronger guidance.
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Jerusalem
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Cleveland
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Chicago
St. L.R
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Pennsylvania Lines
the Churches
Friends’ Church
Fletcher M. E. Church
T. J. Anthony
East St. Christian Church
Sr. Christian Church
M’kinley and
Roosevelt
Rush County
Republican
Ripley Township
Jesse Henley
Oliver M. Brown
Winfield T. Durbin
Madison County
William H. Hart
Clinton County
Leopold Levy
Huntington County
First District
James H. Jordan
Morgan County
Leander J. Monks
Charles W. Fairbanks
Albert J. Beveridge
James A. Mount
Charles $. Hernly
Nathan Powell
William Amsden
Thomas Adams
Gubley
Brewer
Forest Kennedy
Scaqol
Logan Stinger
Oleo
Bryan
Luzon
McKinley
Brooklyn Eagle
Henuey Bros
Patpace
W. S. Johnson & Son
Fuwstra
Indiana
R. R. Johnson
J. A. Sipe
Ind
Johnson Bros
Mill Streets
0. S. Coffin
M. D
Henley Block
East Mill St
M. C. Sheth
Henley’s Grocery Store
Cor, Mill and Main Sts
Henley Bros
George W. Osborne
Young & Young Attorneys
Rushville, Ind
Gates Sexton
M. Sparks
Parks
Attorneys AT Law
Rushville
Wilson’s Clothing
F. G. Hackleman
Beher-King Block
Johnson's Drug Store
Owen S. Hill
Carthage, Mnd
Beck
Pere
Washington St
Knightstown, Ind
TB Mager
James Watson
J. B. Schrighte
Kushville
F. W. Cregor
Main St
J. H. Binford
Over Capital State Bank
Greenfield, Ind
P. H. Ghadwigh
Louis Clambert
Tur
D. C
Rocky Mountain Bae
Kid Ci
Gilbert
D. Et. A. Chir
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