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Newspaper
Columbus Daily Herald
Location
Columbus, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1901
Page
4
A long column discusses tariff policy, political duty, and newspaper responsibility. It cites protectionism rhetoric, Marsh and The Sun, and urges Madison County Republicans to back the Herald with subscriptions, pledging party unity and public scrutiny.
Matsu stands by his claims about Husato, declining to issue an apology while supporters dispute the allegations. The dispute centers on and challenges the credibility of Husato related statements and the broader political fallout.
The piece argues against a third term for McKinley attributing blame for civil strife and imperial policies. It notes Madison politics shifting as a young Democrat aligns with Republicans and ousts an expected school trustee candidate. The column blends editorials with local bids and a roadside notice.
Transcript filed in circuit court after default judgment for $38 in favor of Mary Hayes for board and lodging in a Justice Stader case. Judgment now lien on defendant Joseph Clise as real estate he may own or acquire.
Marriage license was granted this afternoon to Henry A Horn and Margaret Gressel. The piece also includes a range of quoted reflections on rights and a note about train excursions and Old World life boats.
Excursions listed via Pennsylvania Lines for St. Paul Kansas City and Fort Wayne tied to upcoming meetings. New time card takes effect May 26 with North Bound and South Bound departures from Pennsylvania station. Special baseball train from Columbus to Cincinnati on June 9. Typhoid cases among British troops in South Africa cited. Humorous ad line about a cook and bread.
A brief ad promotes a new dessert with four flavors Lemon Orange Raspberry and Strawberry available at grocers. The copy invites readers to try it today as a family friendly indulgence.
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