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Newspaper

Carthage Record

Location

Carthage, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1901

Page

4

Old and Quaint Chinaware for Dining Tables

A selection of fine artistic chinaware offered at modest prices enhances table appearance and meal enjoyment. Many old pieces available, suitable for special gifts and collectors seeking character and quality.

Roosevelt Slept Under the Car and Earned Loyal Regard

A veteran recalls Roosevelt riding with the Rough Riders at Tampa and San Antonio. He describes Roosevelt asleep in a blanket with the regiment, sharing their rations and camaraderie. The witness notes how lingering disappointments at Yampa affected some men who did not join the Cubs.

Ack Roosevelt Washington Tampa Rough Riders Tampa Beach Yampa Eric Roosevelt

Silver Wedding at Henley Home in Adrian Michigan

Twenty five years after their marriage at Adrian Michigan in the Friends Church Mr and Mrs W P Henley hosted a silver wedding reception at their residence. One hundred twenty guests attended the elegant event with floral decor, a ceremonial Friends style vow renewal, and a formal dining room display of silver gifts to the couple. The reception featured courses, punch, and servants including Misses Lillian Righter Winifred Trueblood Hellen Ganse Rema Stone Grace Henley and Ethel Publow.

Vex W. P. Henley Adrian Mich Friends Sp. m B. F. Miller Rossville Alpheus Trueblood Elwood Scott Lillian Righter Winifred Trueblood Hellen Ganse Rema Stone Grace Henley Ethel Publow Rced N. H. Baker Ann Hunt Mary J. Henley Eunice Publow May Dubois Ilurena Thornburg Sarah Henley Nora Henley Rose Henley Florence Hunt Martha Bentley Susie Bentley Bertha Henley Winifred Schoowy Chas. H. Gear Ray Johnson Edwin Bundy R. FE. Henley Frank Porter J. M. Stone A. H. Johnson J. W Johnson S.L. Newsom W. H. Wallace H. N. Henley Jesse Henley Henley T B. Henley M. F. Lovett J. L. Hutcard O. W. Righter Coffin Clark Gause P. H. Chadwick Will Zion

Husband in wreck on way to Alabama returns to Shelbyville

Mrs. Ed Adkins reported a telephone message from her husband last evening claiming he had been in a wreck while traveling to Alabama and had returned to Shelbyville. If he is hurt he did not tell his wife.

Ed Adkins Alabama Shelbyville

Two Brothers Visit London Machine Agents Office

A story from Loudon Mail about two brothers touring a firm of American machine agents in London. One brother leads a major English manufacturing company while the other is an engineer who spent years in Pennsylvania. The engineer urges modernizing to double output and cut costs, but the head of the family business hesitates, citing tradition from father and grandfather as reason to keep the old plant.

London Pennsylvania Tom Father Grandfather Loudon Mail Samson Charley Curtis Kansas Congress Jerry Simpson Washington Curtis Jerry Tucker Wise George Charles Addison Boutelle Maine Naval Committee Boutelle Fort Monroe Johnson Charlie Boutelle Moseby Big North Doors Speaker Harry Captain Wise Teil Lim

Time for Innocent Pleasure and Healthful Recreation

The passage argues that Americans need more time for leisure to offset rush and worry, preserve clarity of mind and integrity, and prevent degeneration into a dry materialism. Vacations are as essential as work for a rational life, per Leslie's Weekly.

Humsun Leslie’s Weekly

Great Loan Rateera and Rothschilds in Europe and U S

Since 1815 the Rothschild family has raised for Great Britain more than 1 billion dollars and for Austria 250 million, Prussia 200 million, France 460 million, Italy 300 million, Russia 125 million, Brazil 70 million. In 1805 they took 15 million of the February loan of the United States through the Belmont Morgan syndicate.

Rothschild Great Britain Austria Prussia France Italy Russia Brazil United States Belmont- Morgan

Roosevelt profiles reveal coolness under fire in war

A historical account sketches Theodore Roosevelt amid battles at Las Guasimas and San Juan. It notes his calm under artillery, quips about glasses and a finger wound, and his fearless, unofficial leadership style during the Santiago campaign.

Roosevelt Las Guasimas Santiago Theodore Roosevelt Niagara Sibney San Carlos Club Teddy Roosevelt

Roosevelt and Bryan exchange quips on trains in 1900 campaign

During the 1900 campaign Roosevelt and William Jennings Bryan recognized each other aboard separate trains. Roosevelt hailed with Hello Bil and Bryan replied Hello Teddy. They traded jibes about voice and the strength of platforms and promises before the trains moved on.

Roosevelt William Jennings Bryan Bil Teddy Bryan

Landis and Wise in Congress Cartooned Tales

Clarks Landis of Indiana and Charley Wise of Virginia are featured in a humorous house tale by Champ Clark. Landis’s lecturing style and Johnson-like postmaster anecdote highlight parliamentary quirks and a famed anecdote about misread passes.

Capric Champ Clark Foon Clarks Landis Indiana Charley Bandis Tie Brigham H. Roberts Congress Charley Civil Service

Roosevelt Carried a Pick Hearted Trooper Praises Him

An ex-Trooper Pollock tells a comrade Roosevelt showed heart by carrying a pick, highlighting the president elect's decisive action and concern.

Roosevelt Pollock

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