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Newspaper

Carthage Record

Location

Carthage, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1902

Page

4

Local notices and house calls in a 19th century town

Sunday visits and travel notes fill the column as residents from Indianapolis Elwood Greenfield Rushville and Alexandria are mentioned. Social calls sales of clover seed hardware fittings and buggies mix with illness births and family moves. Carthage vs Manilla score and various errands anchor a broad community update.

Fred Catt Earl Gaar Marion TN Fstanley & Son Rey Gilespie Rushville Town Stanley Bros Florence Hunt Indianapolis David Tarsett Greenfield Friends Lloyd W. Henley W. N. Sharer’s R. F. Stanley & Son Rea Barber Bonnie Price Carthage Manilla Abigail Ienlevy W. I. Sharer C. E. Rhoades Maxwell Abel Gilbert Dublin William Binford Peter Siler Alexandria W. P. Johnson Greenfield Lottie Smith Westland Otto McCarty John Longnecker Watt Fifth Street W. LL Sharer R. E. Henley Marie Warner Kansas City

Henley’s grocery sells country lard. many visitors noted

Local notes report Henley’s grocery offering country lard at face value, with frequent social visits from Rushville, Indianapolis, Marion, Morgantown, and Charlottesville. References mention Wheat drills, cans, stoves, and new piano arrivals, plus upcoming political talk by Prohibition candidate Mercer Brown in Carthage.

Henley’s Orlanda Williams Nora Casey Inl J. B. Bentley's R. F. Stanley & Son J. A. Scott Marion R. Gallowey Lynn Loveless Indianapolis Johnnie Bebout Harter Rushville Clever Seed Henley Will Berry Owen L. Carr J. M. Stevens Rushvne Carthage W. C J. E. Dennis Dublin J. D. Dennis A. Morrow Detroit Automatic Stoker Co Earlé B. Henley C. L. Stinger & Son Foley & Williams Morris Sisters George Oilutt Arington Martinsville Mary Smell Piqua Harry Wall

Community Notes From Greenfield And Little Blue Church News

A fragmentary local update mentions infants and families connected to Greenfield and Carmel with invitations and visits. Erma Collins plans a trip to Collins Colorado for health reasons. Wesleyan church at Little Blue nears completion and will host services by Rev Coleman weekly until further notice.

Etta Sparks Colorado Migs Erma McCar W Balt Gophel Ithter Theodore Balrab Ball Elwood Addi New Wesleyan Little Blue Palter J Coleman Wesleyame Hurea

Fragmented historical text on politics and labor themes

A long fragmented excerpt touches on March, a German, and a railway scene, then shifts to reflections on Senator Fairbanks and Indiana politics. It references McKinley era thinking, labor news from the Gaspit Labor News, and a tone about forward progress versus backward steps in Democratic and Republican discourse. The passage lacks clear events or dates but preserves named figures and general themes.

Taligi Willy Labor McHinley Ajer- Fetrbanks Indiana Washington

Cromer Speech in Support of Prohibiting Chinese Labor

Representative Cromer of Indiana argued for strict limits on Chinese immigration, claiming Chinese workers hinder American labor, threaten civic ideals, and undermine wages. He urged preserving American labor rights and evident national loyalty over trade with China, noting treaties already restrict China’s own migration policies.

House of Representatives Representative Cromer Indiana Congress Cromer Filorim Plymenta Fock Rom Republic America Cody Celestial Empire China Jay Rysett Anl

Duty to protect American labor drives tariff stance

The speaker defends protection of American industries and workers against cheap foreign competition. He praises Republican principles, warns against imports undercutting wages, and lauds patriotic labor, urging support for Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr. to the U S Supreme Court as a boon for organized labor and national progress.

Republican Party Atlantic Oliver Wendell Themes, Jr Supreme Court of Massachusetts Gray United States Supreme Court the Munciester Holmes

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Carthare Bis ‘Sant Srycio Catmar Pecor J Chas. Cox Clover Seed J. W. Gall R. C. Hill Tsanec Dorap B. P Benton Harbor C. V. Stephens Wabash James Carfield Bertha Li Baal Pritt Deering Dalider P. J. Sattler Mrs. Ec. Miner Mesdames, F. Lovett and J. A. Sipe M. D. Michael Lima Ohio D. O. White Ruty Zien Knightstown J. L. Hubbard Itenley's Lillian Freehart Lillian Starer Henry Leywood Agnes Canin W. H. Sharer Messrs Flint and Smith Morrixstown Mixx Rhoda Overman Lillian Tentey Chas. Freeman Falmouth J. IL W. HH. Sharer Tle Mary Glays Richmond Sarah Johinson Eva Coffin Mattie Bentley Tion R.H. Hili& CO Grace MecCann E.C Robertson Samuel Sauders Elsie Niles Charlottesville Grate Peters A. N. Marlatt J. I. Scholl Riverside Lasket George Winslow Shelbyville Harriet S. Coleman Morgantown James O. Coleman Stanley & Son Maude Snyder P.qua. O David Manson Edith and Hetticunt Friends’ Church Daisy Price Frank Overman R. C. Mill Mary Haywood Henderson Lew Dundy Bundy Rufus Pitts Nina Newsom Sallie Shields Mary Jackson S. Roy Petersy Dorothy Northaernon Mes Rebeesa Mome George Henley Ralph Heiserman Frank Porter Urbanan Ernest Waikiee New York Joan A. Wallace Jr Muncic Neat Chet McNew Atlanti Frank Gipson Greensburg Mercer Brown Congress Gch Pown Hall Campagn Alonzo Sohn Mary Garner Moore Morristown Adeaia Lee Murphy Cincinnat Notic Bat Kim Peck Feu Rome Cehtsky Bey Armeriga Bor Leisures Grocery Koenig Vingbgar B. P. Leisure South Main St H. J. Rawl Roosevelt
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