Nobody Could Stop The Push For Victory
The text notes that everyone acted decisively as events unfolded, and the outcome became widely known to the world.
23 May 1900
Page 1
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Newspaper
Columbus Daily Herald
Location
Columbus, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1900
Page
1
The text notes that everyone acted decisively as events unfolded, and the outcome became widely known to the world.
The twenty eighth annual Columbia High School commencement was held at Crump's theatre. Fifteen girls and six boys in the class of 1900 received diplomas under the color scheme wine and light blue. Speeches covered republics, liberty, and patriotism with multiple speakers including Edith Van Buskirk Duncan and Lillian Marie Volland. The program included musical selections by the orchestra and chorus, with diplomas awarded by Supt. J. A. Carnagey.
The Forest Mississippi business district burned causing an estimated loss of 200000. Other items note W S Taylor of Kentucky delaying moves to Indiana for the Republican convention, a St. Louis Traction Co. veteran shot, insurgents surrender in the Philippines, Boer peace commissioners visiting the White House, Bristow taking Cuban postal duties, Methodist bishops elected in Chicago with women to lay electoral and general conferences, Neely arrested in New York in a civil suit over 45300. Bail set at 50000.
Philadelphia Brooklyn and Louis lead wins as St. Louis Boston Chicago Philadelphia Cincinnati New York Pittsburgh Brooklyn scorelines shown with innings totals and battery pairings. Listings include umpires O Day Swartwood Emslie and equipment details from the games.
Cincinnati May 23 price notes show flour types with ranges from low to high including spring fancy at about 3.10 to 3.93 and winter patent around 3.45. Wheat No 2 reds quoted at about 1.20 on track, corn Yellow ear track sales around 42 cents, mixed high color at 42 cents, market data lists various grades and futures values.
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