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Newspaper

Columbus Evening Star

Location

Columbus, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1898

Page

4

Excursion Tickets to Louisville for Grand Musical Festival

Excursion tickets will be sold from Columbus to Louisville Kentucky on a special train leaving 8 45 a m central time returning from Louisville 14th Street station at 6 10 p m on the 14th The Indianapolis Maemercher will accompany the trip to assist in celebrating the fiftieth anniversary of the Louisville Lebeckranz Grand Musical Festival and air concert.

Columbus Louisville Louisville 14Th St Indianapolis Maemercher

Language Decline and Revival in Korea Cited by Blackwood's

In Blackwood's Magazine a critique notes China’s long influence on Korea suppressing native language and mental growth. It cites rising Korean renewal under Japanese prompts with mixed Enmun and Korean scripts in official documents, while Confucian thought remains dominant among elites.

Morea China Enmun Korea Blackwood

The Doctor Was Out

A doctor, locked out late at night, suspects an intrusion after losing his latchkey. His sister answers the door in dishabille, noting the doctor is away, while he rings and laments the need to enter. The scene unfolds with witty banter between sibling and physician.

M. D Loudon Ansarg

Personal Notes From Indianapolis and Nearby Towns

Local items report returns of E. P. Ferris from Indianapolis via North Vernon, Miss Mary Kellar from North Madison, Mrs. Claude Smith and son from Indianapolis, and others visiting or returning from Elizabethtown Madison Knightstown Marion Jonesville and Indianapolis. Also hints of a harbor safety insertion and county caucus notices. A town poker anecdote from a Pittsburgh Dispatch style recount follows.

Claude Smith Indianapolis Harry Hamilton

Republicans Call Meetings Across Precincts for County Convention

Republican groups in multiple townships and precincts announce meetings in June to elect delegates to the county convention. Notices specify locations for Maple Grove Kin store Nineveh schoolhouse Crump's street car barns Petersville and Clay township with times around 7:30 pm and 7:00 pm on various dates in 1898. Some entries include travel fare promotions and party officials’ signatures.

Republicans of 8th precinct called to meet at Woolleys store

The Republicans of the 8th precinct are hereby called to meet at Woolleys store on 7th and Chestnut street June 3rd 1898 at 7 30 p m to select 12 delegates to the county convention June 4th 1898.

14Th Precinct Bowman's Orinvce Ave Barnabys Green House Painiie Knaar Fifth Precinct Ulrich Block STAR Auditors Ofice 13Th Precinct Crump’s Clay Township Petersville Columbus Woolley’s 7Th and Chestnut Street

Kaiser's Wardrobe Retains Five Rooms In Berlin Castle

The Kaiser’s wardrobe occupies five oak rooms in the old Berlin castle with a sixth room for repairs. A permanent tailor is employed. he maintains about 18 pairs of white gloves, each with a fixed life. Suits must fit perfectly on first try, and any defect triggers swift returns and explanations. Orders and decorations sit in an iron safe valued around 1.5 million marks.

Berlin Kaiser Wilhelm Pail Mall Gazette

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