20 Jan 1898
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Newspaper
Columbus Evening Star
Location
Columbus, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1898
Page
1
A major storm struck Columbus in the evening bringing torrents of rain and strong winds that damaged buildings and property. The Odd Fellows front cornice blew off and the tin roof on an old cerealipe mix was torn. The city prepared for G A B officers installation at 2:30 PM at the G AST hall and other local political notices followed.
A collage of local items mentions river ducks and a funeral in Ohio, politics and precinct meetings, streetcar travel, weather, sales and ads, insurance offers, and upcoming events. It records names like Kinney & Kinney, Z. T. Sweeney, and Rev. Dr. Curtiss, with notes on paving Washington street and carnival and theater events in a late 19th century Columbus context.
The Pennsylvania Limited unveils a new Pullman train with cream and green livery, wide observation platform, gold detailing, and full-width safety vestibules. Initial run from Chicago to New York on January 12 showcases its luxury and advanced design.
A fragmented line shows a store entry for Blank Books and Office Supplies managed by F. Eootseller and Stations at 206 Was b Ss Ser, obscured street details.
Our merchant Mr Bowman travels to Columbus today. George Noe touts a Hawkiltonian colt as a potential Ham burg No 2. Mrs James Marsh of Poseyville visits relatives here. Mr Bes Greggs buys calves near Weedpatch this week. Social Thursday night. Elderly residents noted as early settlers. Dr Wilson visited Sunday to tend Will Allen's ill daughter who is improving. Mr Vincent Lackman and family and Mr Brock of Freetown were in the area Sunday last.
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