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Newspaper

Columbus Daily Herald

Location

Columbus, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1900

Page

4

Columbus Township Trustee and Sheriff Candidates List

The Columbus Herald lists candidates for local offices subject to Democratic primary conventions. William C. Smith Solomon Everroad Archie McEwen Jr as trustees. Chas. H. Wagner Christoph Vollmer Herman H. Bosse Frank J. Doty Samuel H. Essex for treasurer. Orlando F. Johnson Amos Bolinger Trwin Reynolds for county assessor. A B Reeves Thomas May August Lonsmith Thomas Bell for county commissioner and supervisor district.

William C. Smith Columbus Township Solomon Everroad Archie McEwen Jr Chas. H. Wagner Wayne Township Christoph Vollmer Herman H. Bosse Frank J. Doty Samuel H. Essex Hawcreek Township Bartholomew County Orlando F. Johnson Rockcreek Township Amos Bolinger Columbia Township Trwin Reynolds A.B. Reeves Flatrock Township Dist Thomas May Clay Township August Lonsmith Thomas Bell

Birds nest late as year ends in Ohio notice

A fragment notes birds such as house martins starlings and sparrows nesting late in the year, with August second lays by some species. The text includes an oath by Frank J. Cheney of F J Cheney Co in Toledo Ohio, offering compensation for catarrh cures and advertising Hall's Catarrh Cure.

State of Ohio Toledo Lucas County Frank J. Cheney F.J. Cnerny & Co Hall Frank J. Crenky A.W F. J. Cheney & CO All Druggista

Weather sees demand for rib bones in multiple widths

A local market report notes growing interest in rib bones priced at five and ten cents. Buyers seek variety across widths, signaling steady demand for small, affordable bone cuts.

Fehring's Democratic Central Committee Listings

A long roster lists Fehring's Democratic Central Committee members by township and ward, naming J. F. Cox as chair and A. W. Breeden as secretary with numerous petition and township positions, alongside a note on a Fall Festival trip to Cincinnati and a hospital tips anecdote.

Fire consumes Jacob Hobbs home in early morning blaze

A fire alarm from box 52 reported at about 1 30 a m showed Jacob Hobbs's residence fully engulfed. Firefighters found the house burned to the ground and valued at about 300 dollars. The second alarm from box 36 near 13 and Sycamore was mistaken for the Pulley Works. The fire started in a bedroom with unknown origin.

Jacob Hobb Wm. Patterson Sycamore Origen

White Creek Community Notes From A Quiet Week

Weather mild as White Creek residents anticipate the Waleshera Cornet Band festival next Saturday. Neighbors hosted gatherings with ice cream and music. News includes visits among Snider Weatermier Shumway Doyle and Kellar families, a bereavement notice for the Kraemp family, a trip to Brown County, and sick list update on Edgar Rice. A few attended the Newbern fair and August Meneendieck joined the Columbus mission feast. Lizzie Snider visited Mre. Lizzie Weatermier for two days.

Waleshera Cornet Snider Weatermier Taylor Shumway Jonesville Walker Walesboro Will Wm. Doyle Jon Brown County Edgar Rice August Meneendieck Columbus Mies Lizzie Snider Mre Lizzie Weatermier

Local Socials And Coming Events In Bartholomew County

Taylorsville resident Cora Lacy cares for the sick with Mrs Huckey for weeks. Lafe Snyder of New Hope passes through town. Will Harris and wife and Elder Baxter visit. Dan Compton and wife callers. John Richard departs for Decatur County. Edinburg guests with Eden Anderson family. Miss Clark of Columbus visits Will Hefflim and wife. Newbern fair draws crowds. Maud Truman of Edinburg visits. Mrs Royce hosts dinner for friends. Bevis Pike complete. Jericho offers fine roads. Four boys bid farewells as they head west. Cora Bevis hosts evening gathering with many friends. Supper winds up with refreshments. Medical Society meeting Sept 4 at City Hall. Missouri Pacific low fares to Colorado and Utah via Kansas City. through-sleepers from St. Louis to Denver. more info from agents Deane or Townsend.

Chas. Cordery Edinburg Eden Anderson Miss Clark Columbus Will Hefflim Will Snyder Geo. Brown Maud Truman Mrs. Royce James Hickey Amity Jericho Cora Bevis Louis Royce Edward Snyder John Stenbarger Gerry Para Myrtle Smith Otis Browning Katie Truman Thomas Hickey Siater Minnie Cora Lacy Colorado Utah Missouri Pacific Railway Kansas City St. Louis Denver A.A. Deane,Jr Indianapolis Townsend

Pleasant Ridge community notes and upcoming events

William Stull remains ill at Pleasant Ridge as Mrs Henderson lingers. Stuckey family visits, Mary Harrison returns to Nashville for Institute. Local gathering at South Bethany gains new member. preaching set for September. Residents attend Grand View picnic and Old Settler's at Georgetown. many plan to leave soon. Canning fruit dominates daily tasks as men seek shade before heat.

William Stull Henderson Stuckey Lowell Mary Harrison Nashville Eugenia Maud Hart Dilliard Harker King Joslin Joseph Schaffers South Bethany Taylor E. D. Stuckey Institute Grand View Georgetown Will Reynolde Ellwood Stull

Personal notices from Kentucky to Indiana and ward primary details

Will Curry has returned home from Kentucky. Mrs. Warren Schultz came back from relatives in Ohio. Mrs. James O Hager visited her sister and returned to St. Louis. Mrs. Chas Newsom returned to Greenwood with sister Ruth Brown for the winter. Miss Louisa Anthers travels to Flatrock due to a niece illness. Rev Frank returns from Bethany Park. Hazel Hubbard visits from Indianapolis. Prof. Samual Wertz and Rev L O Blake leave for the White River conference in Wabash. War disrupts South African flour trade. Democrats in First Ward vote Aug 31 at Dr Dryden’s office. Second Ward at City Hall basement. Third Ward at Dave Long store on Pearl St. Fourth Ward at Quillen’s shoe store. Fifth Ward at William May’s barn.

James O. Hager James Zones St. Louis Xiry Chas. Newsom John M. Brown Greenwood Misa Ruth Brown Louisa Anthers Grammer Flatrock Pleak Hazel Hubbard Indianapolis Samual Wertz L. O. Blake White River Wabash

Post mortem links Robinson death to blood vessel rupture

The coroner and two doctors ruled the cause of Alien Robinson's death a ruptured vessel in the head, not the neck wound. Investigators believe a fight occurred nearby where he was found by Charles and Joseph Heating, who fled. Robinson's wife and her father are jailed. White asserts murder and says the Keating brothers must be found. Remains will be buried here with police escort for the wife’s funeral.

Muncie Ind Robinson Poland Green Charles Joseph Heating Proprietor White Keating

Duel on the Wabash near Logansport ends in gunfire

In Logansport Indiana on a Sunday morning officers investigated a peculiar duel on the Wabash four miles west of town. Five men rode in two buggies. two officers fired when the pair faced away and then turned. One man suffered a breast wound after two shots while the other was lightly struck in the thigh. The gravely wounded man was moved by Panhandle train around midnight. Identification may follow.

Logansport Ind Wabash

Panic on a Steamer During Elks Excursion at New Albany

The Sunshine excursion steamer carrying Elks members in New Albany loses governor belt from the electric light plant wheel. The dynamo breaks, causing a blackout and panic but no serious injuries aside from Mrs. James Barbee of Indianapolis who is lightly wounded. The vessel reached port safely.

New Albany Ind Sunshine

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China O. H. Mennet Wash Columbus, Inc THE Columbus Herald A. W. Grason Fehring’s Democratic Organization J. F. Cox A. W. Breeden J. F. Tormehlen Democratic Central Committee Joseph Meredith Cliftyn Wm. Coffee Cornelius Hayes Chas J. Kimsey Z. H. Hauser J. H R. F. Everroad H. H. Bosse John H. Redenbough Wm. J. May David McClure With. Pet S. Webber Smith Albert Evans Roger T. Dixon John Rynerson North Pet L. Zeigner Brenton Hill German Township W. J. Long Jesse W. Bevis Harrigan Clinton Loy Hawcreek Hartaville Sherman W. Bline West Hope E. A. Norman N.E Jonas Fischel Phillip Gilleland Jackson Township William Settles Nineveh Wm. Johnson Ohio Chas. Hodler Rockcreek Daniel Wertz Edward Cooper Sandcreek Township South Pet Chas. Helt P. E. Wills Union Township Young Weaver Spiece Henry Seele D. Lyle Ward Robert A. Ault John Hughes R. E. Shea Frank Doty Wordel Western Job Hamblen Sandcreek Henry Burbrink Wayne Chas Haymond J. G. Perry Wiley Anderson Jackson Chas. Glick Elmer Maley Willard Wade John C. Gross Clay and Clifty Wm. Bruce Harrison and Union Cincinnati Big Four J. P. Marven Chicago Hxrnaup Mies Katie Sharp Will Sharp Jacob Hobbs White Creek Sericho Taylorsville Robert Huckey Lafe Snyder New Hope Will Harris Baxter T. A. Harris Dan Compton John Richard Decatur Co Medical Society Bartholomew County Medical Society Pleasant Ridge Will Patterson Murph Hancher E. G. Stuckey Eoya Mr. Werts Mr. Summa Ola Clara Oscar Russell Emma Stuckey Brother Lillie Andy Stull Indies Will Curry Kentucky Warren Schultz R v. Frank Beth First Ward Dr. Dryden Cons J. Kinary Cornelius Hagen Z. H. Haverr Henry Evernoap. Com Third Ward Dave Long Pearl Street R. F. Evenroan W. W. Adams Com Fourth Ward Quillen’s Chestnut Street Heaman Boese Roger Dixox Fifth Ward Wm. May Democratic M Visor Levi Kline Andrews Kokomo Chas. Reynolds Alto Reynolds Nathaniel Miller Miller Evansville Frank Ambrose Hatch Temple UF Gruggiata Indiana Chev Falt Pe Council Hilger-Strauss Township USIS MOTT Chemeica Cos Cievelam Sola G. A Noblitt Oun Cire Tion Peal Cew Otto Pennsylvania Lines Stansifer Stansifer & Baker Law United States Couté WICK Iewin's Geain and Hay Chotee Lamba Menia
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