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Newspaper

Columbus Daily Herald

Location

Columbus, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1897

Page

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Denunciation of Hanna Dominates Lynn Sermon

In Lynn Massachusetts on Sunday Rev Herbert N Casson delivered a fiery sermon denouncing Mark Hanna as a monopoly driven power figure. He framed the political struggle as a fight for reform and warned of monoplies controlling government, urging unity against the money power and urging readers to consider national wrongs over private grievances. The piece frames Casson as labeling Hanna the infamous labor crusher and calls the nation a beleaguered republic.

Boston Mass Herbert N. Casson Lynn Mark Hanna Bryan Congress Senate Supreme Court Pierpont Morgan Kidd Jesse James

Four suicide attempts in Muncie leave all recovering

June 29 Monteix notes four self harm attempts in Muncie yesterday. Louie Ginhart, 34, cut throat with a razor but spared vocal structures after discharge for intoxication. William Baker, husband of a deceased wife, swallowed morphine but survived with police aid. May Williamson, 16, drank nitric acid but will recover. Charles Shipley swallowed poison yet fled to a doctor for救.

Monteix Louie Ginhart Philadelphia William Baker May Williamson

Miller contract okayed city council seeks injunction

Veenerroore reports the council endorses Miller as essential, approving a 16000 contract. William H. Johnson asks Fountain circuit court for an injunction, with the outcome awaited. Culver to dedicate a new Catholic church on July 4 offering excursions from nearby towns and benefitting the church through ticket sales. Professor Southworth fled Winamac with unpaid bills after organizing vehicle penmanship classes. Hillsboro confirms incorporation approval with a narrow yes vote

Veenerroore Miller William H. Johnson Fountain Circuit Culver South Bend Mishawaka Plymouth Logansport

Millikin Arrested on Fraud Charge After Crawfordsville Marriage

Thomas R. Millikin, brought from Cincinnati, faces a charge of securing money under false pretenses in Richmond. He allegedly posed as general agent for Indiana Life Insurance Co and bought items on credit and cashed a worthless $50 draft. He later married Miss Kate Burridge of Hamilton, Ohio, claiming hypnotic influence. She may sue for divorce. Local hearing expected tomorrow.

Richmonn Thomas R. Millikin Cincinnati Millikin Indiana Life Insurance Company Indianapolis Kate Burridge Hamilton Crawfordsville

City should own gas plant to cut costs and aid residents

The editorial argues city ownership of a gas plant could lower prices from about 1.25 per thousand to 75 cents, matching savings seen in lighting and water ventures. It cites manufacturing costs of 45 to 50 cents per thousand and notes current high gas costs burden families. Also reports John Boyle collapsing from heat on a street and being taken to Donner Milling Co. with Dr. Reynolds summoned.

John Boyle Chrystal Laundry Donner Milling Co

Ten for One Mose Riggs Remanded in Jail

Mose Riggs a colored porter at the Alameda Club rooms is jailed after being arrested by Constable Gable for assault and battery on Mary Washington a woman of his race. The incident began when she took his dollar and he tried to retrieve it by force. He choked and shook her until she yielded the coin. Riggs was brought before Justice Stader and later jailed after failing to obtain help from a prospective ally. Western League results and local society notes follow including election of Young People's Society officers and a visit by F M Griffith in the city.

New York Sun Judge Holman Indiana Sun Ohio River Marion County Sentinel Mose Riggs Mose Alameda Club Gable Mary Washington Mary Ife Moe Stader Grew Inter Red Cloud Matt Han Bluewater Creek Platte Rive Harney Presiden Rosebud Séver Congress Senator Pettigrew America Pettigrew

Farmer's Wife Performs Unconventional Foot Amputation

Rochester reports Mrs George A Spotts, a farmer's wife, amputated her husband's gangrenous foot with a sharpened butcher knife after doctors refused. The old man, nearly eighty, improved post operation. Also noted are brief items on a Muncie peddler enforcing Sunday law repercussions, a rising newspaper artist in New York, a Muncie land company's receiver request, and a Rochester man who died by suicide after neighbors’ persecution.

Rochester George A. Spotts C. J. Loring

Indians Enter Protest From Sioux Chiefs in Washington

Sioux leaders Red Cloud American Horse Clarence Three Stars and Patrick High Star presented a memorial to Congress and the War Department detailing grievances against Buffalo Bill trading contracts and Asay at Rushville Nebraska. They urged justice, fair prices, and an end to coercive practices affecting their people.

Washington Pine Ridge Agency Congress For Justice Senate Committee On Indian Affairs Red Cloud American Horse Clarence Three Stars Patrick High Star Buffalo Bill United States Europe Rushville Neb James F Asay Pine Ridge Ajay Messrs Cody Salisbury Wild West Company Asult Buffalo Bill Wild West Company Cot

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