Our New Court House at Columbus Indiana A Grand Structure
Special Correspondence observes Columbus Bartholomew County’s new Franco American courthouse finished in 1874 after starting in 1871. It details cost 215000 dollars, 165 foot tower, iron fire proofing, and opulent offices with walnut and marble finishes. The piece contrasts the grand courthouse with modest business streets and notes local manufactories and booming farming wealth.
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Bartholomew County
Indianapolis
Eta
Cincinnati Gazette
Colomics, Inc
Columbus
Pew
Gamins
Bub
Adiapapolis
Pepe of Columbus
J. Hodgson
Elliottsville
North Vernon
Grand Jury
Common Pleas
Howard & Co
Boston
Ille
Mason
Joseph Irwin
Palatine
Tate Thomas Hays
J. W. Storey
Albert Jones
Samuel
W. C. Hogue
Samuel Sam
Ralph Hill
Thirteninth
Col. Stansifer
F. T. Horde
Albert Hord
Baker, Hord Hendricks
Jos. I. Irwin
Mercian Street
H. Griffth & Co
Joseph I. Irwin
Irwin
Indiana
Cambridge City
Madison
Jesse R. Newson
Newson
James M. Perry
Josiah Beatty
Joseph M. Marr
Jesse
Chris Segar
James H. Gibson
William McEwen
Memorial Sermon for Nathaniel Wright at Second Church
A memorial sermon at Second Presbyterian honors Nathaniel Wright founder and leader, praising his Christian character, professional integrity, devotion to family, and unselfish public service. The speaker extols Wright as an Israelite indeed with no guile, a devout Calvinist, and a model elder who balanced law, faith, and charitable action. He notes Wright’s enduring influence on church life, home, and community, and reflects on his trials and steadfast submission to God.
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Dr. R
India Office
Goldstucker
Étaiia
Parret
India Museum
India
London
Asia
Turkestan
Indus
Brahma
Wellenigh
Shiva
Vishnu
Lakshmi
Garuda
Africa
Hindoo
Hanuman
Rama
Ceylon
Isle of
Lanka
Krishna
Buddha
South Kensington Museum
James Fergusson
Fife House
Ray
Bkisner
Second Presbyterian Church
Nathaniel Wright
Jesus
Nathaniel
Enoch
Noah
Moses
Samuel
Elijah
Daniel
Peter
John
Paul
Lord
Abraham
David
Cunees
Bat
Mark
Nazareth
Wright
Jesus Christ
Heaven
Hell
Mr. Wright
Thos
Truth
Earth
Jelacenh
Mr. Groesbeck
Lord Jesus
People of God
Aires
Zoend
Beecher
Fourth Street
God
Rebal Rat Oo
Mr. Weigt
Christ
Ploussoul
Second Church
Amateurs Defeat Milfords on Enclosed Grounds in Cincinnati
The Cincinnati Amateurs led by Ed Walker King John Johnson and others faced the Milfords on newly enclosed grounds before about two hundred spectators. Umpire J A Nichols controlled the game as the Amateurs wore gray and purple. Score details follow with uneven runs and a note on the Milfords playing professional style and a fire incident at C S Steward's carpenter shop at North Bend with $700 tools lost and $300 in clothing taken by burglars.
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Cincinnati
Ed. Walker
King
John Johnson
Reds
Probasco
Sam
Walker
Neff
Miller
Milfords
J. A. Nichols
C.s.steward
North Bend
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Columbus, Lnd
Daimbert, Ent & Co
Chicago
J.B. & W. W. Mooney
J. E. Mooney
First National Bank
Capital
Hendri¢éka
Columbus Wheel Company
California
W. O. Hogue
Columbus Furniture Factory
Perkinson & Webb
Keller & Brockman
R. M. Jackson
J. G. Schwartzkopf
B. Busch & Son
Samuel ‘ Hege
Aff, Bush & Thomas
Gaff
Gaff, Rush & Thomas
Cincinnati Gaff
R.M. Jackson
Frank Smith & Bro
J. M. Wallace
Conte
Bartholomew
New India Museum
The
Atheneum
South Kensington
Tippu Sahib
Sivajee
Travancore
Nathaniel WrigEt
Dr. Skinner
Charles Jabo
Twelfth
Walnut Streets