04 Jun 1900
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Newspaper
Columbus Daily Herald
Location
Columbus, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1900
Page
1
New York society prepares for travel to Europe with tailor-made gowns and light-weight fabrics. Gowns feature stitched bands, box plaits, velvet collars, and white silk trims in almond, heliotrope, blue, ruby, and red-green combinations. SARAH DAVIDSON.
A garbled excerpt centers on a girl in blue declaring plans to wed a widower, followed by fragmented text about a girl in gray and unrelated names. The readable portion focuses on a bold marriage intent and a pale, uncertain continuation.
A bill to curb quick marriages in New York state has been reported by the assembly judiciary committee and ordered reprinted for recommitment. It requires a properly acknowledged license, details license issuance by county clerks, parental consent for under 21, mandatory solemnization by a legal official, a 30 day validity window, and penalties for improper license issuance or failure to return a duplicate license.
A river find was identified as Frank Gruber of A. J. Lynn & Co. by George La Barre and Louis Gruber, his brother. After an inquest was planned, Gruber appeared alive at Olive Street home, prompting officials to remove the corpse and reidentify the living man.
A British war office failure to issue detailed enlistment instructions after the queen's proclamation caused a mass turnout of veterans seeking to re enlist. Critics blame the War Office for dilatory action or premature royal appeal, noting the lack of concrete steps to implement Parliament's military proposals.
Dr Koch sent home to Berlin without detailed accounts of experiments seeking a malaria serum. He traced the idea to a South Africa visit three years ago and later noted monkey illnesses in Malay archipelago flats. Berlin and Hamburg labs reportedly have no definite results yet.
Katherine Pope narrates an extended Hawaii travel piece contrasting the island life with American energy. She details seaside cottages verandas volcanic wonders at Kilauea and Haleakala, mountain hunts for goats deer and land shells, and varied outdoor pursuits from canoeing to surf riding.
A Scranton school uses a clock system on five floors to stagger entry and exit. Lower floors run on accurate clocks while upper floors run slightly slow, ensuring staff on lower levels start early and those on upper levels leave later. The setup prevents elevator and stairway congestion and avoids confusion.
A midsummer sea shore outing is advertised with arrangements through ticket agent W. S. Dowel in Columbus Indiana.
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