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Newspaper

Columbus Daily Herald

Location

Columbus, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1900

Page

3

Democratic Conventions and Indiana Attorney General Candidate

The Clinton county Democratic convention endorses John W. Kern for Indiana governor and urges delegates to vote for him. Plymouth Democrat praises Senator Chas P. Drummond as a strong Attorney General candidate, noting his leadership, education, and long Democratic service.

Clinton County John W. Kern Indiana Chas. P. Drummond Plymouth Drummond Indianapolis State Senate University of Michigan

Philadelphia pupils send sympathy to Kruger during African conflict

A Philadelphia schoolboy delivers a sympathy message to President Kruger amid his capital’s flight. The note, signed by Philadelphia public-school students, praises the Boer fight and hopes the South African Republic defeats England. The itinerary traces a long postwar journey across Europe and Africa to Pretoria.

Kruger Philadelphia Liberty America James F. Smith

Republican anger over England policy and Cuba theft worries Maine paper

The Evening Republican in Maine denounces England for neglecting subjects at home while spending on South Africa, mocks a Democratic state convention paragraph about Boxers, and questions Republican corruption in Cuba. It notes Tusspay election day and urges voters to finish the story.

Congress Porto Rico Spain The Republican England South Africa China

Tickets via Washington for Republican National Convention

Two excursion ticket forms to Philadelphia via Pennsylvania Lines for the Republican National Convention go on sale June 14 to 18. One route direct, the other via Washington with a stopover at the National Capital. tickets same fare. Ask Pennsylvania Lines Ticket Agents. Wallace Donner was thrown from a horse at Hope this morning and suffered a broken right arm below the elbow. Dr. Reep treated the injury. Civil service exam for carriers and clerks held today at the high school. D. A. Sutherland moved his family into the former Frank Murray residence on North Washington. See Mexico hand carved belts at Fiegenbaum's. Marriage licenses issued to Wm. Kelley and Destie M. Taylor. Dehmer's offers dressed chickens, fresh butter, strawberries, cabbage, honey, cookies, olives and jumbo pickles.

Philadelphia Pennsylvania Washington National Capital Wallace Donner Hope Dr. Reep

Hartaville Candidate Urged for County Commissioner Seat

James H. Anderson of Hartaville is spoken of as a candidate for the First district to succeed Commissioner Harris. Neighbors urge him to run citing his councilman victory with a strong majority and experience in bridges and culverts. The public favors replacing Harris with a man like Anderson.

James H. Anderson Hartaville Harris Anderson Harteville

Society Notes and Literary Club Activities

Mrs. Harry Schowe hosted a china shower for Ada Donner ahead of her wedding. The Orinoco Literary Society presented an engaging program. Hazel Lacy entertained guests at her Brown Street home with a luncheon using basket favors. A Tanneyhill picnic is planned next Wednesday with Ella Orr, Charlotte Keller, Margaret Laughlin, Jessie Spurgeon, Elizabeth Lacy assisting. The Suburban Literary Club meets tonight at Mrs. John Jewell’s Maple Grove home with Prof. Hugh T. Miller presenting a paper and Miss Mary.

Hazel Lacy Brown Street Tanneyhill Ella Orr Charlotte Keller Margaret Laughlin Jessie Spurgeon Elizabeth Lacy John Jewell Maple Grove Hugh T.miller Mary

Woman in Decatur County Learns Father Is Dead

Elizabeth Phipp a feeble minded woman from Decatur county visits Schwarz kopf corner in the city. She learns her father John Phipps is dead and she goes into hysterics. Walter Taylor travels to Seymour tonight to take the night clerk position at the Lynn hotel.

Schwarz~kopf Elizabeth Phipp Decatur County Bill Smith John Phipps Walter Taylor Seymour Lynn

Special Sunday Excursion to IndianVia Pennsylvania Lines

German Orphans celebrate with a 35 cent round trip special train from Columbus at 8 05 am central time good returning 8 pe game day via Pennsylvania Lines. Excursion tickets sold May 3 to June 8 from nearby stations and May 29 to June 4 from distant stations. Return valid until June 10 with possible extension to July 5.

Pennsylvania Lines Columbus German Baptists Dunkards North Manchester Ind

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