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Newspaper
Columbus Daily Herald
Location
Columbus, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1900
Page
4
The piece attacks Republican plans for higher salaries and hints at looming trust laws while lampooning Britain and imperial power. It references figures like Hanna and Scott, criticizes McKinley and trusts, and notes editorial stances across papers in a late 19th century political climate.
A column argues about imperial expansion with a large army and rising government costs ahead of McKinley’s inauguration. It criticizes anti trust hopes in a Republican dominated legislature and doubts any anti trust laws will pass.
The Boston Transcript argues love transcends wealth and title, noting affection is the same for a millionaire’s daughter or a saleswoman, and for a man with a title or a motorman. The piece discusses marriage potential and happiness beyond status.
Mrs Anna Cuozier of Shelbyville visits Walesboro this morning. Miss Mary Mahony goes to Louisville yesterday evening. Miss Amanda sham returns to Seymour after visiting relatives. Mrs Jemea W Perkinson travels to Lexington to visit parents. Mrs Hugh Quick and daughter Effie of Jonesville were in the city yesterday. GL McQueen of Clifford in Columbus today. Ming Katherine Gilgour returns from Indianapolis. Halie Julian and wife guests of Mrs Robert Thomas head home to Franklin. Ditmars siblings from Franklin visit Carrie Ong and return home. Mrs Alice Dunlap of Chicago will return home tomorrow. Ex-trustee Jacob Stucker of Ninevah township attends teachers association. Minas Ping west of city visits Columbus. Ex-trustee Clark Gates of Harrison township in Columbus. Capt Jack Sheible and Fred Streitemeir of Lowell seen about. W J Morrison of Clay township in Columbus. Trustee Dan Lawless of Harrison township in Columbus. Trustee A F Keel of Union township visits Columbus. Canada predicts population of 6,000,000 in next year’s census.
Prof Anderson at the street fair presents the Great Davenport cabinet act with spirit rapping and dancing skeleton. Pennsylvania railroad issues a new coach branding standard replacing Pennsy Lines with C C and St L to unify the system.
Eight miles west of Bellefontaine Ohio a Friday evening boiler blast kills farmer Upton Moore 40 and Heiley Heaton 22, with Charles Mohr critically ill as fellow shredders nearby. Nearby notes include a Guardian Trust Co receiver appointment in St Louis and a bankrupt discharge in Narberth Pennsylvania.
A fragment from the Boston Transcript notes butterflies sleep early and rise late. It mentions Hannibal Missouri land sold in 1828 for 640 dollars. It also references a playful exchange between Clara and Edith about Mr Sweeney. It contrasts Spain and France railway totals.
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