State ticket and editorial on Columbus asylum debate
The Columbus Herald outlines state ticket candidates led by Kern and Lawler with local appeals for an Indiana asylum near Columbus. It argues for a new facility, citing health, rail access, and economy, while criticizing Indianapolis opposition and urging nonpolitical, qualified nominations. It also condemns McKinley era costs in the Philippines and calls for loyal Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Indianapolis
Central Insane Asylum
Bartholomew County
Hrratp
J. F. Cox
A. D Galbraith
Orlando Johnson
J. W. Suverkrup
Wm. Tillman
Herman Bosse
Fred Eckelman
Chas. Wagner
Sol Everroad
Henry Whittington
A. B. Reeves
John Gant
Jacob Hughes
John E. Gilliland
The Republican's Answer and the Copperhead Charge
The piece critiques the Evening Republican for tying American colonial history to Porto Rican treatment and Philippine policy. It argues the Herald misreads current Democrats as copperheads, urging readers to see parallels with Civil War loyalties and to challenge accusations of disloyalty.
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Repulican
Evening Republican
Geo. III
E. R
Herald
Porto Rico
Philippine Islands
England
The
Bryan
Copperhead
Reflections on American Identity and McKinley Era Politics
The piece argues Americans must be true to themselves and avoid French or English loyalties. It cites McKinley and Secretary Hay praising US-UK ties and urges a strong, principled stance in leadership. It notes the challenge of finding a decent vice presidential candidate and mentions potential rivals Mount and Kentucky Taylor.
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Board of State Charities
Indiana
Washington
McKinley
Hay
England
Great Britain
Mansion House
London
Mount
Kentucky Taylor
Governor Taylor Expected to Return When Ready
The report notes Governor Taylor will return to Kentucky only when he is ready and when the indicted crime is outlawed. Opposition claims he will not be ready until the legal issue is resolved.
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Taylor
Kentucky
Guerrilla War Echoes in South Africa Reference
The St. Louis Post Dispatch notes a possible guerrilla conflict in South Africa with Mr. Bull casting Boer patriots as bandits, a framing that mirrors tensions with former Filipino allies. The statement links wartime labels to shifting alliances and public perception.
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South
Sheriff Intercepts Suspect Near Azalia In Carter Case
Sheriff Howe received a morning telephone tip claiming an arrest near Azalia linked to Carter. He located the detainee but the person was not the wanted individual.
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Howe
Azalia
Carter
Sunday Sermons and Church Notices Across Columbus
Multiple churches in Columbus list services Sunday with times and themes. A. J. Frank preaches at Tabernacle Church, along with Junior Endeavor and P C E events. Other notes cover United Brethren, Methodist, Paul’s, Central Christian, First Baptist, English Lutheran services, and a reception for George Wolf and Anna Meyers.
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Modyn
Columbus Camp
Camp Hall
Garland Brook Cemetery
Baptist Church
Lamoreux
M. W. Younes
Hairotp Brauxswicx
Crump and Overstreet Head to Philadelphia Convention
Frank Crump and Art Overstreet will depart tonight for Philadelphia to attend the convention, representing their organization and preparing for forthcoming discussions and events.
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Frank Crump
Art Overstreet
Philadelphia
Acquittal in Stefana versus Snyder case and local trials
The court acquitted the defendant in the Stefana v Snyder assault case and planned a possible continuation. Several other cases were tried that afternoon as H. L. Rost and family returned from an Eastern trip and Geo. Bueche of St. Louis visited the city. Castle of Canossa bought by Italian government to preserve historic fortress once linked to Henry IV and Pope Gregory VII.
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of the St Fefana
Geo. Snyder
Grover Hill
Tello Carpinets
Reggio d’Emilia
Valdrizhi
Casple
Canossa
Castello
Henry IV
Gregory VII
Bismarck
Reggio
Chicago
Improved Mail Box signals carriers with color flags
The St Louis Post-Dispatch notes the post office plan to extend free delivery to house to house collections and rural routes. Citizens must provide their own mail box and postmasters will offer guidance. The IMPROVED MAIL BOX uses white and red flags to indicate mail deposited or ready for pickup and has secure locks and separate spaces for letters papers and packages.
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Post Office Department
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Royalty and peers cited in scattered anecdotes and facts
The text recounts various figures and snippets including the Maharajah of Benares presenting Lady Curzon a pearl coronet, Lord Roberts and Lord Kitchener’s heirs, Lord Wolseley’s daughter, Lord Kelvin’s travels and work, royal family solicitors, the Earl of Tankerville’s death and marriage, a preacher evangelist with a harmony instrument, the Chillingham white cattle, and remarks on the German empress vs the emperor’s control of royal housekeeping.
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Lord Roberts
Lord Kitchener
Lord Wolseley
Lord Kelvin
London
Glasgow
Prince of Wales
Henry Arthur White
Earl of Tankerville
Miss Vanmarter
Tacoms
Chillingham
Fashion Notes on Jewelry Trends and Ornament Design
Jewelers' Weekly notes a chamois pen wiper with a silver gilt wishbone and a large imitation amethyst. It highlights serpent pins with green enamel and pink pearl, bee brooches with sapphire backs, jeweled wings with rubies eyes, and the rise of large stones in cloak clasps and lavallieres. It mentions gold belts with topaz and amethyst and ornate scrollwork buckles.
Trade and Industry Highlights From a World Market
Paris hosts the largest quill toothpick mill while Hungary leads in glass jewel making. Saxony toy production pays one cent an hour. Redditch England turns 70 million needles weekly. Globally 3.5 million pens used daily. Cincinnati June 17 1900 reports rail plans and excursions to the Republican National Convention in Philadelphia June 19.
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Paris
Hungary
Saxony
Redditch
England
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Columbus Herald
A. J. Dipboye, MR. Locke
Proprietors
Washington Street
Court House
Telephone
Harrrison
John W. Kern
Marion County
J C. Lawler
Washington County
Adam Heimberger
Floyd County
Jerome Herff
Miami County
Chas. P. Drummond
Marshall County
Supreme Court
Henry G. Yergin
Henry County
Chas. A. Greathouse
Posey County
Edward Horuff
Jefferson County
Geo. L. Reinhard
Monroe County
J. W. Adair
Whitley County
Allen Zollars
Allen County
Nicholas Cornet
Ripley County
Carl E. Wood
Jackson County
Congress
Francis M. Griffith
Kansas City
Indianapolis News
Philippines
Tabernacle Church
A. J. Frank
C. E
United Brethren Church
S.S
W. H
Methodiat
Ion
East Columbus Church
AT. Paul's
Central Christian
E. B. Widger
Prof
Mason
First. Baptist
America
Frank B. Bachalor
Franklin
Simon Meyer
East Fourth Street
George Wolf
Anna Meyers
Parchesi Club
I. T. Brown
James Kelly
H. L. Rost
Geo. Bueche
St. Louis
Castle OF
Wisteric Fortress
Benares
Curzon
Fashion Notes
Trade and Industry
Cincinnati
Big Four
Moma d
J. P. Mappen
United States
Pennsylvania
Ms. Oe
Lund
Louisville
P.m
Madison
Cambridge City
Arthur Mason
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