23 Oct 1896
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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1896
Page
1
Local social visits from Hagerstown Greensburg Rushville and Morris town greet readers as guests arrive for services and church events. Campaign speeches by Shiel Gooding and a Bryan appearance draw crowds. A primary reading session led by Mrs Campbell highlights teaching methods and school discipline advice.
Major McKinley vows party unity beyond labels and defends honest money tariff and national honor. He cites Tilden Greely exchange on currency, urges restoration of Clay policy to build American industry, and praises Kentucky and its Union spirit. He welcomes Southern allies and pledges patriotic resolve under the flag.
Farmerton reports hog cholera persists as farmers gather corn. Mrs George Price relocates to Carthage. A daughter named to Ed Bitner on Monday October 19. Arthur Lee takes over the George Price farm. John Ewing and wife visited R 8 Whitton's Sunday. Ed Shaffer and family visited Milton Reddick's. George Ewing and family attended a Democratic rally in Manilla on Saturday.
Ripley Posey and Walker townships held a joint institute at Carthage High School on Saturday October 17 with about sixty teachers present from the three areas plus Rushville public school staff. Citizens attended the afternoon program and were rewarded by an engaging schedule and some notable music interludes.
Washington dispatch reports a final understanding between Great Britain and Venezuela over the boundary dispute with a peaceful arbitration path. Sir Julius Pauncefote arrives with instructions to seal a definite agreement, favoring concessions by Britain and a settlement acceptable to all parties and nations.
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