Louisville Division. Pennsylvania Lines Train Timetable Notice
Dark faced type marks midnight 12 66 and light faced marks from 12 06 to noon 12 00. Parlor cars operate between Louisville and Chicago with connections to Pittsburgh. L F Lorbe general manager announces times rates tickets baggage checks and agent contact for Pennsylvania Lines train information.
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Pallman
Louisville
Chicago
L. F. Lorbe
Pittsburgh
Nets
FORD
Trains Run Daily Except Sunday In Columbus Line
Ledger notes timetable entries for multiple stops including Greensburg and Hartaville with listed times. It records morning and evening schedules, prices and station names such as Burney's and Lambert's, and confirms trains run daily except Sunday.
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Ly Cint’s Ar
Greensburg
Burney’s
Hartayilie Ning
Hope
Miller’s
Lambert’s
Columbus Ly
Kinney and Kinney Offers Insurance and Real Estate Services
The notice promotes Kinney and Kinney as providers of fire and life insurance and real estate and loans. It advertises loans on good property, accident and sickness coverage, and upcoming real estate offers with plans to secure bargains. Office located at Corner Washington and Fifth Streets.
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Washington and
Fifth Streets
Miss Elizabeth Ruddick Hosts North Side Soiree
Miss Elizabeth Ruddick entertained a company of friends at her North Side home in honor of Miss Ellen Terrell of Kentucky. Cards, lunch, dancing and music by O E Buller, Albert Rudéick, and the Comus Trio followed a social evening with a list of attendees including Miss Terrell and local guests.
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North Side
Notice to heirs and creditors in Walace estate
Bartholomew Circuit Court December term 1507 notices heirs creditors to appear January 28 1898 for examination of final account of William L B Treadway administrator of Ellen B Wallace deceased. Heirs and interested parties must prove heirship or claim. Clerk George Werner Columbus Indiana sets date. STANSIFER and BAKER attorneys.
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Bartholomew Circuit Coure
Ellen B. Walace
Wim. LB. Treadway
Eilen B. Wallace
Circuit Court
Dereatso
Wetness
Artholomew Circuit Court
Columbus
Indiana
George Werner
Stansifer & Baker
Sentinel’s Comprehensive State News and Circulation Lead
The Sentinel boasts the state’s largest general circulation and promises extensive coverage. It highlights McKinley era cabinet policy, Indiana state government, and broad national and foreign news for readers. It urges subscriptions to the weekly edition and notes strong dispatches from abroad.
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the Sentinel
Mckinley
MiWhries
Sentinel
Republican Party
Indianapolis Daily
Week Sentinel
Indiana
Indianapolis Sentinel
Indianapolis
Ndiana
Weather Forecast for Chicago January 15 1898
Clear or cold tonight. Sunday fair. Weather notes from Chicago indicate a cold night with clear skies and a fair Sunday forecast.
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Cuicigo, IL
New Suits Include Nash and Coles Divorces
Wm. F. Nash files suit against Frank Cook on a note for 250 dollars with J. F. Cox as attorney. Peter R. Coles, through attorneys Eogercoad and Brown, sues for divorce alleging fraud and seeks separation for Joserbive Coles.
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Wm. F. Nash
Frank Cook
J. F. Cox
Peter R. Coles
Eogercoad & Brown
Joserbive Coles
Personal Points from local visits
Mr and Mrs Sam Deitz returned home this morning from a visit at Flatrock. Mrs Geo Conner went to Indiana polis this morning.
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Sam Deitz
Geo. Conner
Indiana
Local Notes on Roads and Town Activities
The town reports very bad country roads, several residents improving from illness, and local happenings including a potential candidate for council, engagements, music for events, and ongoing telephone line work from this place to Columbus expected to finish soon. Notables include Justice Stephen Boyer and residents Adam Glick and Mrs. Wm. Taylor plus Merc D S Boyer’s recovery.
Wightman and Wightman Bet on T T Mechanics
Wightman and Wightman engage in a bet concerning a mechanic named T. The wager concerns third and fourth aspects of the unspecified matter.
Sample circular offer from Romanza Agency
A dated promotional note offers a 10 cent postage, 18 inch height and 6 pound weight free sample with 60 percent agent commission. It claims 40 other items as good and invites readers to request the subscription circulars from Romanza Agency at 719 Sycamore St Cincinnati.
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sameLe
Men & Womn
Romanzaa Agency
Sycamore St
Cincinnati
Garibaldi and Gambardella Leaders Clash in Naples
In Naples Governor Garibaldi confronts a 10,000 strong Bourbons protest. Gambardella, a fishermen leader, presents a list of 400 Bourbons to be killed. The governor urges restraint, condemns brutalities, and persuades Gambardella to lead a new movement. Gambardella later becomes Garibaldi's ally until he is stabbed in the street.
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Turr
Naples
Palazzo Forestaria
Gambardella
Scortbarli
Europe
Garibaldi
Garibardella
Contemporary Review
Washington's promise as capital and cultural center
The American notes that Washington outruns rivals in growth and beauty, drawing national pride from visitors who compare past and present. It predicts the city will become the capital of society and politics, with art and education following and large learned audiences gathered there.
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Washingtonians
Washington
Baltimore
Amertican
Meeting in the Key of G When the Time Comes
A musician tells a friend the meeting is set at 1 sharp. The exchange, narrated in a noir tone, hints at a chilling night rendezvous as the musician steps into darkness.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Lord Kelvin on Earth Climate And Subsurface Heat
Lord Kelvin argues earth could be white hot 2000 feet underground or as cold as ice 50 feet down without altering current climate. He attributes ancient warmth to greater solar heat rather than internal warming.
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Lord Kelvin
Glass as substitute for gold and church bells
The piece notes glass used to fill teeth instead of gold, claiming new soft malleable glass from a patented process. It also mentions glass bells that can be tempered for strength and a smoother tone with deep green color. An anecdote from the New Orleans Times-Democrat recalls a veteran’s tale of the ugliest man in a regiment.
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Philadelphia Record
New Orleans Times
Democrat
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Pennsylvania Lines
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Ates
Whiteland
Franklin Ts
Edinburgh
Columbia
Bae
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Henryville
Memphis
Sellersbur
Jefferson
Freign
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Oott
Jeffersonville
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Columbu
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North Vernon
Queensville
Scipio Respier
Elizabethtown
Edinburg
Abe Franklin
St.rassing
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Falmouth
Ss Co
Cambridge City
Joe
Sung
JOS. Villa & Cb
Grouces Carny
FBIG
FUR
R. R
C., H. & G. Branch
Kinney & Kinney
Estate and Loans
Elizabeth Ruddick
Ellen Terrell
Kentucky
O. .E. Buller
Albert Rudéick
Minnie Cochrane
Nettie Crump
Flora Crump Libbie Fnglebaugh
Kathryn Crump
Eden Terrel
Messrs
Harry Scholtler
Chas. Baker
Dr. Roland
Fred Wissling
Chas. Dehmer
Frank Brockman
Albert Blessing Nobte Ellis
Persoral
Flatrock
Polis
Joseph Dickey
Maple Grove
Coningsby
Wm. Collins
Adam Glick
Merc
D.S. Boyer
Newhbern
Stephen Boyer
Clifty Township
Central Union
Colossbus
Wightman
Columbus, Ind
Crump’s Theatre
John W .Vogels
America
Pargette
Otto’s
Lambert
Attorney AT Law
Funkhouser
6Th and
Washington Street
Winans Grocery Store
Ind
TIGL
Ulrich’s
C, Ulrich, Yoy
Frop
Wigig Tis
W. . Roland, M.D
OF Ice —Fiffith
Western Union Telegraph Office
Citizens
Eighth and Chestnut Streets
Conham
Crystal
Hifth
Telephone
Bell Harrison
Alia
Drake
RON W P'S. CC
Pho
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