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Newspaper

Columbus Evening Star

Location

Columbus, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1897

Page

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McKinley’s Message and Senate Watch January 1897

Washington reports focus on President McKinley’s annual message to Congress while nation mourns his mother’s death. Debate centers on Hawaii annexation, fiscal policy, and river harbor spending with references to Griggs for Attorney General and the need to shorten the session. Local items note a Christmas wedding, widow’s pension, and holiday trade plans in Columbus.

McKinley Congress Hawaii John W. Griggs N. J McKenna Justice Field

Fire at poor asylum nearly causes blaze

A basement furnace ignited flooring at the poor asylum yesterday but firefighters and a new water system kept the fire from spreading. The loss is about 100 before insurance coverage. A Washington dispatch lists congressional topics including public buildings, pensions, and relief for several named individuals and firms.

Stak Utt

Mayor Beck Calls Paving Committee Meeting Tonight

Mayor Beck told the Star a street paving committee meeting is set for tonight to discuss bidding and advertise bids immediately so streets can be finished in time for the encampment. The paper praises the move and urges continued progress.

Beck the Star Council

Local notices from Columbus and surrounding towns

A compilation of items from Columbus and nearby communities listing visits, travels, and social calls. Mentions include E Hyman and C Smith in Columbus, Seymour Republican notes, various residents visiting or returning to Columbus, and multiple short society updates across Brown, Bartholomew, and adjacent counties.

E. Hyman C. Smith Columbus Seymour Republican

Baptist Church Night Show Draws Small Admittance

A local event at the Baptist church features a young performer, four years old, presenting "The Uzzled Dutchman" in costume. The show attracts attendees who heard her before with admission set at 20 cents for adults and 10 cents for children. Two local buyers named George and Steve Wood are noted offering dry black wood at 1.00 per cord.

Steve Wood George The Baptist

Secretary Long Asks Miss Bradley to Christen Kentucky

Secretary Long sent a letter to Miss Christine Bradley asking her to christen the battleship Kentucky with Governor Bradley's consent. The action reflects official ceremony plans in Washington.

Washington, D. C Long Christine Bradley Kentucky Bradley

Wolf Bros relocate 150 head cattle near Columbus

A Fine Lot of Cattle Wolf Bros of Columbus have moved 150 head of fine young stock cattle to their farm west of Columbus for feeding and fattening for the market. Next Saturday offers a choice medium for advertisers with 2,000 copies printed. merchants should submit locals early to ensure insertion.

Wolf Bros Columbus Ed. Call

Hope Indiana Farmers Institute Set for December 15 16 1897

Bartholomew County farmers institute to be held at Hope Indiana on December 15 and 16 1897 with T B Terry of Hudson Ohio and Mrs W W Stevens of Salem Indiana as assigned speakers. Local talents slated to assist and premiums offered on farm products. Everyone invited. Also note Pennsylvania Railroad paid semi annual dividend of 3 830 000 via 23 000 checks and plans a new track from Altoona to Gallitzin creating about 2000 jobs. McKinley message to Congress described in nine columns. John Otte of Waymansville bought furniture for housekeeping while Herman Vonstrohe and Capt Graves visited Seymour on business.

Bartholomew County Farmers Institute Hope Ind T. B. Terry Hudson Ohio W. W. Stevens Salem Dee Pennsylvania Railroad Company

Griggs Named Attorney General of the United States

The White House announced that New Jersey Governor John W Griggs has accepted the office of Attorney General of the United States succeeding McKenna who will become an associate justice of the Supreme Court. The exact start date is not fixed but expected near year start. An unrelated employment notice follows.

Washington, D. C White House Washington John W. Griggs New Jersey United States McKenna United States Supreme Court Griggs

Johnson resigns as elections panel chair seeks Rouse appointment

Congressman Henry A. Johnson resigns as chairman and member of Elections Committee No. 2 and asks Speaker Reed to name Mr. Rouse of Indiana. He cites improved health and a shift to banking and currency matters, noting he will introduce a currency bill but doubts action.

Washington, D. C Henry A. Johnson Elections Committee Reed Rouse Indiana Johnson Congress

News from Mt Liberty and area updates

Mrs. Thomas Evans remains ill with fever and faces a difficult recovery. Mr. Holden-Cooper returns from a two week visit with son John H. Cooper in Orange County. Mrs. Andrew Young is gravely ill with cancer and shows no recovery hopes. H. H. Flint of Seymour reports fertilizer business success after stopping here last Tuesday. Andrew Siela, recently in Illinois, visits friends and relatives here. George Watson moves from Milford, Decatur County to Nashville, Brown County and stayed here Thursday night. The regular monthly school examination is Friday December 3, with prospects for Sunday mail.

Mr. Holden-Cooper John H. Cooper Orange County H.H. Flint Seymour Mr. Flint

Grain supply totals show mixed shifts in Dec 4 stocks

New York on December 6 reports the visible grain supply as of Saturday December 4 compiled by the New York Produce Exchange. Wheat stands at 34,836,000 bushels, up 1,180,000. corn 39,950,000, down 2,108,000. oats 16,467,000, up 206,000. rye 3,553,000, down 50,000. barley 4,760,000, down 1,141,000.

New York New York Produce Exchange

To Cure a Cold In One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine

Advertises Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets promising to cure a cold in one day with a money back guarantee if it fails. Claims genuine tablets bear L B Q on each tablet and costs 25 cents.

Mrs Donner and daughter guests of J T Schaub

Hope Record notes Mrs Fred Donner and her daughter from Columbus visiting yesterday at the home of J T Schaub and wife. Uncle Levi Holland of Columbus arrived to attend the Moravian Sewing Society annual fair and festival last night.

H. L. Halbert Carlvale, Pa Joe Halbert Fred Donner Columbus J. T. Schaub Hope Record Levi Holland Moravian Sewing Society

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Capitol City House Senate Canton U. S. Supreme Court Representative Heatwole Minn Post Office Department Lottery Law Nancy G. Elrod Louisville Pennsylvania President McKinley Jacob Waggoner County Bryan Brown County Democrats Call Will Herron Frank Brown Alvis Rominger George Armstrong E. A. Norman Albert Snyder Wilbur Drake George Burch Bob Webb Chas. Gilliland Cash Shoe Store Washington Dispatch Congressman Overstreet Indianapolis M. M. Defrees Julius BR. Frederick KB. G. Freegate C. M. Kirtpatrick Western Paving and Supply Company Jas. C. Wheat W. 8. DeMott Mary D. Griffiths Elizabeth Hedges Charles W. Krugne W.H. Webster Harry Scholler Manuel Snively Mary Mitchell Geo. Ely Israel Davis Lizzie Ree Ella Roe Sey Rep Milton Wilson Seymour Friends Seymour Rep W. N. Drybread Nineveb, S E. Wynegar Seymour Dem A. C. Graves Seymour Democrat Dale Blankenchip and Family Edinburg James Thomas North Vernon C. E. Butler Isaac Tabor Jos. Crouch Nashville Hanna Cornelius Hurley John Foreman Pike’s Peak Fitzgerald, Ga Ada Perry Florida Dr. Taggart J. P. Billington Lana Calvin Cisne, Il Mollie Lucas Dr. Ross Wm. Winchester Frank Bennett Walesboro Will Elkins Sylvia Kan Levi Snyder Arkansas Maud Sharp Indianapolia City J. N. Marsh May Carvin Dr. Shane and William Driscoll Muncie Samuel H. Foxworthy Terre Haute Marcus Augustus H Wherly Elkhart Mathies Harrel Pond Creek Mills Jesse W Mayfield Bloomington Freeman Calhoun Michigantown Francis M Cooprider Clay City Wade H Harrison Montclair John Shaders Hanover Robert J Patterson Patrick Murphy Henry Meyer Selvin Nancy Shafer Logansport Nancy W Elrod Matilda H Purdy Hagerstown Lou W Tipton South Bend Susan A Rowe Evansville J. A. George Jackson Club Hall Esta Schooler Anna McKiston Maude Bell Arnold’s D&wtz Star Arnold Homeseekers Excursion J S Smith Big Four E O McCormick Warren J LyNcu Asst Pass Tkt. Agt Cincinnati Lillian Volland Howard Smith Belle Dennison Mary Glanton Otto Senff Vernon Lottie Arwine Edin Burg Maggie Fahy Jonesville W. L. Sweet Edinburgh Blanche Wiesner Maud Ervin Ella Riley Frank Oliver Mrs. Deppert John Nickerson Pike's Peak Mrs N. W. Nicker Henry Mier Joe Woolley Svar North Side Detroit Journal Indianapolis Journal Bill Yale Man Williams Jim Cornell Erg Statesman Sim wooley—Shure Detroit Free Telephone Baby Squires Miss Bradley Columbus Handle and Tool Co Altoona Gallitzin John ‘Otte Waymansville Herman, Vonstrohe Capt. Graves Busi Er Eee Guo H. Cummins Washington St Kinney & Kinney Wanrep Joseph Alexander Mr. Johnson MT. Liberty Thomas Evans Andrew Young Sunday Mail Andrew Siela Ill Ia George Watson Milford Decatur County A. Spiehlers Perfumes Dennis Pat Cleveland Astigmatism Muscu
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