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Columbus Daily Herald

Location

Columbus, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1901

Page

4

Porter White stage production Faust draws partial refunds

Report notes full refunds offered at end of the third act to patrons least dissatisfied with Porter J. White's Faust. Also mentions Mrs. Jacob Wagner recovering from typhoid, and H. P. Lindsay securing a hotel in Indianapolis with his son Denny and wife soon joining the venture.

Porter J. White Jacob Wagner H. P. Lindsay Belvedere Hotel Indianapolis Denny

Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement

One hundred dollars reward for any catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F J Cheney & Co of Toledo endorsersWest Truax Walding Kinnau Marvin wholesale druggists testify to Cheney's honesty. Cure taken internally, acts on blood and mucous surfaces. Price 75 cents per bottle. Sold by druggists. Hall's Family Pills praised.

F. J. Cheney & CO Toledo F. J Cheney West & Truax Walding Kinnau & Marvin O. Hall Druggiss Hall

Billy Cheatham The Bicycle Man Injured In Accident

Billy Cheatham the bicycle man slipped on a wet floor and broke a leg above the knee. Drs Arnold and Marshall set the bone and dressed the wound after he was taken to his home. German Township delegates meet to choose a Columbus delegate for the 4th district on January 2. George W. Cook elected chairman with W. L. Downey secretary. W. J. Long nominated and elected as delegate. Raphael Miller as alternate. Sheriff Wagner to convey Forrest Jones to the Southern reformatory on New Year’s Day for a sentence of two to fourteen years. Porter J White, Irish American by birth, trained in acting under Booth, Barrett and Keene. For rent a good flat on South Washington Street. Polite at first meant polished origin noted.

Billy Cheatham G. W. Cook W. L. Downey Sec’y Wagner Forrest Jones Southern Reformatory Jeffersonville

Farewell Sermon Marks Rev A J Frank Departure

Rev A J Frank resigns as pastor of Tabernacle Christian Church. He delivered a farewell sermon at the morning service and departed for Lebanon to accept a new pastorate. His work in Columbus is praised and his family preceded him leaving friends in regret. An old Bartholomew boy.

A. J. Frank Tabernacle Christian Church Lebanon Columbus People of Frank

Boon County farmer visits German township old friends

Wm J Doyle, a Bartholomew County native now a Boone County farmer four miles south of Lebanon, returns to his old home area and Columbus. He recalls boyhood days with Geo Ely and others, praises Democrats and notable Lebanon figures, and notes his Civil War veteran status.

Wm. J. Doyle Bartholomew County Boone County Lebanon German Township Columbus Boone Indiana Geo. W. Ely George Dan Oberlies Taylorsville Edgar McSweeney Mary A. Tirtel Doyle Sam Ralston Ben F. McKey The Lebanon Pioneer

Personal notes of local residents and visitors

Miss Bertha Watts returns from Indianapolis after college. Various 呼 guests visit Columbus area including Miss Lucy Valentine from Franklin and Miss Grace Walker from Cortland. Several notices of travel and visits by Misses Ditmars, Hodanp, Seward, and others. Local updates include business trips, police activity, and holiday trade reports.

Bertha Watts Business Indianapolis Lucy Valentine Franklin Louise Keyes Elizabeth Montgomery

File Trust to Centralize Plants in Anderson Indiana

The Nicholson File Co. of Providence plans to dismantle its Pawtucket plant and move machinery to Anderson with about 400 workers. Centralization aims to bring eastern works, and eventually all plants, to Anderson. President Nicholson will relocate next spring and offices will follow.

Nicholson Providence

Former Indiana legislator Edward Floyd declared violently insane

Edward R. Floyd once a Frankfort county representative is found violently insane at his Middlefork home. Doctors attribute the disorder to a patent liquor cure with little hope of recovery. Sheriff and deputies guard him pending transfer to the insane hospital.

Frankfort Ind Edward R. Floyd Middlefork

Peru Welcomes New Cincinnati, Richmond & Munice Train

Amid cheers from 3000 and two brass bands the first passenger train into Peru Indiana over the Cincinnati Richmond Munice line arrives three minutes early. Mayor Durand and Charles A Cole offer congratulatory remarks to railway officials and crew.

Peru Ind Cincinnati, Richmond & Muncie Orson Durand Charles A. Cole

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