Excursions to Des Moines via Pennsylvania Lines for 1900 convention
The Columbus Herald notes several excursion opportunities via Pennsylvania Lines including a Des Moines trip June 17 to 21 for the Annual Convention of the Music Teachers Association with reduced tickets at stations and a return by June 23. Also announced are Republican National Convention trips to Philadelphia with June 14–18 sale dates and returns by June 26, plus local society notices and a reward alert for Carter and Knotts.
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Music Teachers’ Association
Des Moines
Iowa
Pennsylvania Lines
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
United States
Masury Mixed House Paints at Lowest Prices
Describes rising desperation among Boers in South Africa and pitches Masury Mixed House Paints as a pure lead and oil paint solution. Claims guaranteed colors, with white lead, linseed oil, brushes, and glass available at the lowest prices.
Democratic Organization and Committeemen List in Clay Area
A detailed roster lists Democratic central committee members and party officers across townships including Clay, Blatrock, German, Morrison, Hawcreek, Union, Wayne, and city organizations. It names chairs J F Cox and J D Emmons with secretaries A W Breeden and A N Blessing, plus numerous township and precinct representatives and upcoming game schedules.
China Policy Critics Question McKinley Tactics
A 1900 column critiques McKinley administration handling of China and domestic politics. It discusses Boxers, the push to avoid foreign entanglements, and fears in New York Indiana and Illinois over electoral votes. It accuses the Industrial Commission of a costly summer junket and urges abolition of what it calls the Republican Government Commission humbug.
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McKinley
State Department
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Kempff
New York
Indiana
Illinois
Croker
Hill
John W. Kern
Washington
Senator Mason
Congress
Mason
Industrial Commission
Atlantic
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
New England
Armored plate bids spark political clash and dieting notes
The text accuses Secretary Long of bowing to armor trusts to fix prices for battleship plates amid campaign fund pressure. It cites a Luzon letter from 1900 detailing wartime hardships, supply hardships, and near-misses in combat. An Indianapolis divorce note and local ads follow in the fragment.
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Republican Campaign Fund
Secretary Long
Congress
Long
Armor Trust
Personal notices from Seymour and nearby towns
Numerous brief items list residents and guests: Ernest Stahlhuth and T. E. Otto to South Bend for a pharmaceutical association, Mrs. L. Lehman from Indianapolis, Mrs. Frank Donner of Pittsburg for Ada Donner wedding, Mrs. Josiah Beatty in Indianapolis, John Overmyer cheerful as if congress nominee, Rep. J. W. Storey and wife from Columbus, Miss Anna McEwen visiting Will Davie and wife, Mrs. Pearl Clark to Jonesville for a week, Mrs. J. A. Garrettson to North Vernon, Sam Storer back from Terre Haute as a fireman on the Vandaillia, Mrs. Amelia Berger of Decatur and Fred Frankie and wife visiting Gotsch return home, Ivory Drybread of Franklin in city, Mac Hosea to Cleveland for National Telephone convention, John Scott to Marionville for summer at Acme Bark Extract Works, R. F. White to Columbus, Dem. E. W. Maley and Robert Seward from Columbus in city, Roscoe England from Columbus with parents, Frank Remy now in Anderson expected soon, Mies Bernice Swengal to Moores Hill for commencement, Lewia Mobley to Blufton for State S. S. teachers meeting, Samuel Beal and wife home from Edinburg, Ollie Jerry to Orrick for visit with two uncles.
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Pearl Clark
Jonesville
J. A. Garrettson
North Vernon
Sam Storer
Terre Haute
Vandaillia
Amelia Berger
Decatur
Fred Frankie
Hongland
Gotsch
Ivory Drybread
Franklin
Mac Hosea
Cleveland
Ohio
John Scott
Marionville
Acme Bark Extract Works
Sey
E. W. Maley
Robert Seward
Columbus
Roscoe England
Wholesale textile sale ad listing multiple fabric bolts and garments
An extensive old newspaper ad lists bolts of fabrics and garments with prices per unit or per item. Items include Dimity, Dieas Ginghams, Calico, Muslin, Cotton Crash, Liven Crash, Red Table Linen, table linens and napkins, Ladies and Children's wear, Ve sts, Summer Corsets, Laces and Embroideries, and various underwear sets with discounted price points. It reads like a clearance sale with numerous quantities and listed bargains.
Pain Balm Cures Hip Strain Claims Erie Man
A Erie Pennsylvania man says a sprain turned rheumatic and hindered work until a druggist advised Chamberlain's Pain Balm. After using half a 50 cent bottle, he reports complete relief and now recommends it to friends. Sold by Hauser Parker druggists.
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Chamberlain
F. A. Baxcocs
Erie
Hauser & Parker, Druggists
Official Route set for D N C special to Kansas City 1900
Missouri Pacific Railway named official route for the Democratic National Convention to be held in Kansas City Missouri July 4 1900. A special train carrying party officials and Indiana delegates will depart Indianapolis July 2 at 3 PM via Vandalia Line arriving Kansas City July 3. Train uses full Pullman equipment and continues to Kansas City with no car changes. Columbus round trip fare 15.70 tickets valid until July 9 with extensions possible for farther west travel under conditions.
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Kansas City
Sec
Democratic State Committee
Indiana
Indianapolis
Columbus
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